New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
Society Folk Begin Annual Summer Exit

New York, June 5.-The summer exodus looms On the not-too- distant horizon right now, though of course it will be late June before many get to Newport and Southampton. on account of races. weddings and oth- CT events in town.
 Mrs. Vanderbilt Church, however, has been at Dudley Place, Newport, most Of the winter. She is especially busy right now supervising the lay ing out of her new golf course, though she always leads a busy outdoors lie, what with driving, daily inspection of her stables. rid ing and solfins.
 Plans for June weddings arc keep ing everyone n New York busy. Warm days chiftons are the accept el tog-on cool days, ensembles in exquisite shadings, not to mention the chic black white scheme. Furs and chitfons are good right now, not only because no one cares trust the weather. but because they real r. are SO lovely 4 mbinetion.
 In the Wedding Mode
 Carnelia Prime wore a beautiful figured chiffon with wide neck and back cape and short sleeves, with long gloves, at wedding re- cently. Jane Erdnan, who went with her. had on a figured chiffon jacket ensemble. with q lot of bows on 1t and topped by s very lacy straw hat with long back hrir Neither dress came below the mid-calf Of the leg, though many Of the girls Are wear ing them longer And longer, on the least pretext.
 Speaking Of ruffles and bows and lcnzer skirts. Mrs. Henry T. Flei'- mann has a charming printed chit- ion in three blues that illustrates. all these fashion points. 1t is dult. long, finished with a th>ae-inch pleated selt-ruffle in pointed edge effect. las a short jacke. with three-eua.- tei sleeves, with all edges finished in these httl. ruftes snd the jacket ties on with huge bow at the nec}:.
 The new sailor hats that are be- lns shown in all the windows Of smart Nhops seen to have precious teT sponsors in the flesh. l fully exrect to zee them bloom Out a tHt later on some Of the smart girls r.ho wear tailored thing. with chic,
 But I did meet Marion Wharton -'lth q modified sailor hat that was most becoming tt her. Her strollint outfit vas q gay little printed suit, w!h triple circalar rutfies and | lineerie collar. q very smart tet.up, topped as it was by -he novelty straw sailor
 Mrt. Guy Fairtax Carey sets tn. 1 blue ribbon for sponsoring the first para.ol Of the season at Belmont. , One Of the hot aavs shA wore | very sunmerS silk suit, white hat and white pArtsol.
 They're Right on the Poks Dot
 Polka dots Are still running high in favor. Mrs E. L. Davison hAs T polka dotted rilk suit with double neplunn coat and (pleattd skirt, She 7cars q rutfltd blouse with it that ls 3 nice feminine touch.
 speaking Of rusfle., at Pitrre's the other noon, Mary DelA'ield ~ore one Of the seasons cuttst suits | little boloro outfit with short sleeve. that showed deep cuffs and sleeve ruftlts below and collar and rut. fled jabot further frightened it
 Ch.ner5 jayetd etkss are spo1. sored bv Fannie Moore fh a nau navy blue and white novelty t~etd cape coat sh. hAs Htr tretk under i. has the sana sa~teoth edge fin hlsh that the cc.t ha.
 Al the Turf and Fi4ld Club out 2. Belmont, increasing numbers oi romen lunch T~eeds are the ae. cepted tos. for cold day. At. Rich ard V Hiscoa wore an ensenhbl. 6. grey tweed mixture with I bolero top one day. topped By silver fox.' that are luxurious in their beauty Mrs C Oliver Itelin. the same day wore bright jade green tweed and Mrs. Dodge Sloan q blue tweed coal with natural lynx collar over a gta1 flannel suit.
 At the dog show at Madison, \ J, last week. there va. an unueue collection Of schnauAtrs, Mrs. P. A B Widtner Hno showed her pri1e winning "Myra." wore a very sum, mtry silk suit with wide, deer neckline and a fancy plain bow or one shoulder Her hat eas sum rnery. too, le-btirnmed.