New Britain herald., 1930-07-31

southampton, \. r., July 3l l.- There is a nice lazy note about this spa right now, with hot weather styles appearing daytimes at the Southampton Beach Club, wide brimmed straw hats that really keep off the sun, sleeveless frocks, many of them cottons and linens, and bathing suits and beach outfits or wide variety.
 Margaret Tiers wore a pajama suit with a modified wind break one coolish day that was of striped knitted fabric, cut with a bosom front of white silk The wide trous- CTS were white.
 Dorothea Kavanaugh is enc who wears big hats with a real flair She hal on a white peanut panama one day with a little linen sports suit with frilled collar. Cool, im- maculate, charming!
 Bathing suits are extremely va ried, one-pieCe, two-piece, ensem- bles with as many as five parts all appear. Mrs. Robert l. Powell dips in jaunty suit with shorts and bolero jacket over a white jersey top. with all the edges scal- loped. Mrs. William de Rham looked stunning one day in a beautifully fitted white suit. Mil dred Meagher has Q chic suit with a yoke effect of white setting off the rich blue of the rest. She wears a long white cloak of terry cloth over it, white cap and shoes.
 Brown and white sports shoes are the favorites for marching over miles of golf links I have seen many white ones, some black and white or novelty colored ones, but the trim brown and white OK ford is the accepted mode. Mrs. Fenton Taylor wears them with many of her spectator sports things too, such as a sweet rose beige one piece frock and coat, and another pastel colored frock.
 Sleeves CT no sleeves, that is not the question it was before it got so hot. Most of the girls just forget name Fashion and wear their frocks without. Mildred Lee is one who likes very short, straight little sleeves, and has them in most of her morning and sports frocks, usually a stylish lit tie wash silk or plain colored crepe. often with matching jacket over one arm, and hat either in the hand or left behind,
 Sun-tan beads with white frocks ars good. On Mrs. Raymond Schweizer they are excellent. She is wearing her sports frocks much longer than many, they hit her at the Paris length, below mid-calf
 Something new in collars was sponsored by Natalie Convert in 8 soft pink crepe frock, a cowl collar that ended in an all-around frill at it's lower edge. making a kind of new bertha effect. Her skirt was finished in a six-inch ruff flc just Ike the frill around the shoulders. Belted snusly at the waistline, it had an original quaint flavor, very feminine. Louise Co., burn, who goes around with her often, has way of wearing the tuck-in blouse and skirt combna- :ion with great distinction. It's her 1.-the figure. really. for you can say all you please about new styles being easier on the stouter ladies. it's the slim, well-built ones ofs
 Returning Partisan visitors re- port that Paris Is going in for pnk weddings. and mighty pret- ty they are, too. Evelyn MacDon- aid, whose marriage to Norman C. Tyson was one of the social events a. the British Embassy church in Paris, not only foreswears the classic ideas in having her entire wedding pink, bridesmaids maid O. honor, her own gown and veil, but in addition tempted fate by wearing opals set in diamonds - shades of our superstitious grand mothers opals being her birth stone
 It IS quite the vogue this year for Southamptonites to motor or fly about more than in other sea- sons, polo games at Sands Points, 1 bridge over at Newport and so on Mrs. E. Roland Hartman drives in one-piece frocks, often wearing | pastel colored sheer straw hats, with medium brims to match in color. Mrs. C. Fellowes Gordon is another who is most successful in her color ensembles. She wore a sweet frock with scalloped yoke effects and bows for decorations and one-strap sandals, gloves, and l hat match perfectly.
 Of course. prints still are in the run. Especially for afternoon af- fairs. Mrs Henry T. Fleitman has a charming woodsy print. in greens and browns, that has sweet