The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-03-13
No1y Mode Emphasizes the
feminine Grace; Skirts LOz'

nLo tou1boy has gone o".
lne Though she firmly declared
style st cont ifV wear the horrid things"
Nv m', she first spotted the new .
T s4pIes. she has gone over to tne
s sHemy and is now looking demure
e END utterly feminine in the new
s;,bouette. The princesse line mas
s heau stalking American fashion ashton
l pssn last fall, and now it bursts 5,
s s,,s MS with all the vigor OF the
u upring clothes rush, and finds us
sp, conquered and waiting to
- b. fold how to wear the things.
" 20 Greater distinction than ever
bofore e is made in the wear for dit
ferent periods of the day. NOT only
= hem length, but in material, the
length :. of the popular cape and cut
- fbe sleeves is the daytime frock
marked off from the afternoon
and the afternoon from the eve
n r Hem lengths fall into four
cIassifications: sport, three inches
below the knees;daytime, four to
civ. afternoon, six inches; evening,
ankle length all around with per-
hans a dip in the back.
Morning demands clever frocks TO
Knitted woolens, tweeds, flannels
and workmanship mixtures. A silk
froek with q short jacket OF the
same or contrasting m terra
makes smart outfit for the early
hours Of shopping or for business
wear.
Suits are the outstanding note
in this springs style catalogue
Very much tailored with a jacket
skirt and trim blouse, they strike
an air of jauntiness that COMFORTS
with sprightly March breezes. The
blouse is often tucked into a skirt
with deep, snug-fitting yoke, civ
ing a trim, youthful look to the
hips. Heather tweeds, blues, blacks
and tones Of brown are the right
color choices. Suits are to be worI
for the street, for driving, and fol
8 sports when the wearer is spec
tator. Indoors it is smart to re
move the coat, revealing the tail
ored lines of the blouse, which as
sumes an important place in tn,
wardrobe today.
Prints are much in vogue thii
spring, with large ones for eve
ming, and small ones for afternoon
For the latter, collars and cuffs o:
lace sometimes add the finishing
touch. After five o'clock, there il
opportunity to wear the Dime
dress, in which the new mode find
its consummation. Black, paste
shades, and the prints, modele,
IN the princesse line with the deel
U-neck and ankle-length skirt
strike the note. Quaint indeed ar
the short puff sleeves that on,
sees on many of them. Capes ant
capelets are features which on,
cannot overlook. Some Of these ar,
detachable, and when removed
leave a formal evening gown. Tn,
Dolero jacket, actual or indicated
Is used for evening as well as day
time frocks. =. Il.
1t Is well to bear in mind tina
the new silhouette is a radical de
parture from the silhouette tina
mas been SO consistently popula.
.ne last six years. The waist i
oack to normal now, with belt
snugly resting against the top O
the hips. Skirts are fitted abou
the hips, and the flare of the Skin
begins lower down. The lbouffan
- decidedly out except below tn,
Knees. Flares, godets and circula
SKIRTS predominant, but daytim,
nemilnes are even. The extrem,
notes that marked the inaugura
uon OF the new vogue have disap
peared in favor of q more congerv
ative, but nevertheless intripuin,
outline. VII,
Three-quarter, cap and puf
s s.seVes are sharing the popularit,
formerly given only to the Ion;
4.