New Britain herald., 1930-11-01
RUSSIA IS RECOGNIZED
 IN NEW CLOTHES FOR FALL!

New York, Oct. 3t.-At both the Piping Rock and the Orange Horse shows an increasing number of cos tunes bore the unmistakable Rus san influence that smart clothes are slowing this autumn.
 Seems 10 me it is a real red men ace, if you consider the devastating effect upon the men of America that the women folk are likely to have when sarbed in such captivat- iEg costumes,
 Mrs. Paul Hyde Bonner wore stunning gray tweed and astrakan outfit to the Locust Valley event with a long coat and hat that was distinctly Russian in it's cut and trim. A perfectly stunning cos tune, l might add. At the Ritz the other afternoon several wo- men wore Cossack smocks Of satin or lame that were most effective with black suits. Mary Garden in cludes in her stock Of Paris cos tunes q delightful little fur beref that is real Russian.
 There are ali manner of new combinations of brown and char tYeusc green 10 make Indian sum- mer gay Mrs. Roland palmedo has new tweed jacket suit Of this combination with a stunning little beret of the tweed, with q Srosgrain banding across the front oI the chartrcuse.
 Chic Via Collars
 Tho way collar conducts it. self about the neck is q real test ot chic these days. Some arc as dignified as military collars should he, others are nonchalant and dashingly young and irresponsible. Mrs. George Rose, Jr. wore q brown and white tweed suit up Park Avenue the - othcr day that had a white galyack collar that was round, hugGins the neck, bu. which dipped almost 10 form q plastron in front, slopng up jaunt- ily 10 meet the side-closinE of the coat Her hat had two quills in 1t across the left side.
 Much IS being made Of pockets this wint@r apparently whether O. not Wall Street has left you much to put in them, though. of course, some lucky folks still have plenty, A pink satin evening gown with a bolcro Of brilliants worn a. the Central Park Casino, had th" cutcst little pocket imaginable at the lower left side front, from which stuck a beaded handkcr- chief. At the Piping Rock Coun- try Club. Mrs. William Mahanna wore a beige. yellow and black tweed suit with fitted and flarcd jacket that had triple tiered pock- cts. the lowest one piped in black the middle one in yellow and the top in beige.
 Jewollcd clips like tho long short hob. are decorating the back ot heads these days. Mrs. Loon- ard CushinG in town for lGnch- con. wore d beautiful diamond and , pearl clip at the rear Of her chen | ilIe beret Mrs. Frank M. Gould l often wears one Of her handsome | clips that way too.
 Waistcoat5 Bright
 Ii is an autumn for tho saycst i O. waistcoats. BeatriX Blackwell ], wears :evcral bright ones when | she rides this fall. One day she 1. wore a checked wooden waiatcoat, in brown and tan, with a polka | dotted silk scarf tie, brown with ! tan polka dota. Nice and lively. .
 It IS a pleasure 10 see fresh ! flowers blooming fragrantly on so . many lapcls. ] suppose il also is 1 an indication Of romanticism, con sidcring how many young ladies i have 2 fresh bouquet daily, Moth ! ing. Of course. is smarter than gar d, nias. with their almost too per feet waAy Whitcness. Mrs. Will ! liam Freyne, iu from Llewollyn 1 Park for d day, wore q big one and | q little one, in the formation Of 6 pendant and drop. on the shoulder O. her smartly tailored blue suit
 White uppers and dark lowers are the order in many winter { frocls. Mrs Rufus C. Finch wore i a charming frocl Of blue and the , paiest Of pink at the Lawn Tennis i Club in South Orange the other day The puff sleeves of the pink i top had landings of blue which sIopcd in 10 make q blue cuff. She ! topped it with blue hat, and | 1.nrl hlm. .Lnns and carried a blme l