The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-16
Kid Blended
With Suede
Is Popular
BY JULIA BLANSHARD
NEA Service Writer

NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-Success-
ful business or professional women
should watch their steppers this
veari New shoes are as different
from last years as the new hats
are from the old.
Chic by the foot comes in pairs
Of materials this autumn, especially
in shoes designed TO suit the me-
TEDIOUS professional or business
woman.
Suede combines with glazed kid,
calfskin with lizard. baby alligator
With buckskin, python with suede,
patent leather with dull kid, or in
some other smart way couple OF
feathers prove that there is style
in union.
The second noticeable new note
in footwear is the color that fiaunts
itself beneath longer gowns. Rus
set and wine reds, deep, soft greens,
blues in many hues, browns Of var
led tints, and grape puppies abound.
Black Still Good
Not that the all black shoe is
out. 1t is excellent, but only for
wear with the black costume or one
that calls for black accessories.
Third. listing the salient style
features, the dressmaker shoe is
the accepted mode, with intricate
designs, all finished and fitted with
impeccable workmanship. The re-
rrraOnftf1 Chnp
Fourth, for the busy careerist,
the tailored shoe runs to oxfords,
hiQh-cut pumps that grip and sup
mort the foot without firing it, and
a new type of pump that has the
saddle of a sports shoe, furnishing
a maximum Of comfort with grace
de luxe.
Heel Height Important
The height of heels is important
this year. There are new high-low
leather heels that are extremely
comfortable.
Covered heels are good too now,
with dainty new oxfords, and they
come in heights to suit any taste.
since the height of heels not only
makes or mars comfort, but has
much to do with a woman'S posture,
the woman of common sense will
learn which heights give her
proper walk and which tilt her ana
stick to the chosen heel.
MANY shoes this year have lntri-
cate cut and fine trim, such as
pipinqs, stitchings and decorative |
saddles.
But all this trim should be felt |
rather than seen, giving a richness
to footgear. but no business. the
elaborate shoe that gives the I'M
preston of being merely very well
planned and executed is the one to
step into.
Different COlOrs Shown
Among the new shoes designed to
give a smart understanding to the
autumn suits and ensembles are sew
eral pairs Of different colors that are
typical of diversified styles along
the same lines.
There is a trim oxford, in navy |
blue buckskin, with delicate braid |
trim of navy blue and white kid |
which outlines the vamp and out
lines the flap on a purse OF match
ing material.
This has the leather heel, silk
shoestring and fits in manner TO |
support woman nobly through a
hard day.
A second choice for autumn is
brown pump, made high and we'll
fitted, of brown calfskin and brown |
suede, with a saddle Of the calfskin
that laces like an oxford. 1t, too, is
an excellent office choice, especially |
good with the new wooden frocks.
Green Is Attractive
For the woman who wears green |
with distinction and has chosen it
for the winters wear, there is a
green suede and calfskin pump,
made with Salfskin buckle stitched |
for decoration which gives rich
ness, but no ornatenesS.
For the woman who likes wine
reds, there is the new type of suede |
shoe, made with lacings of pearl
luster kid woven in and out, in a
little bowknot design or straight
lines.
With red shoes they may be tan
and ruby, with green, emerald and
lighter green.
They twinkle and bling like gems
as the light strikes them, giving a
decorative note to footgear that is
pleasing, coming from under the
longer skirts.