New Britain herald., 1930-06-11
June Brides Step Into the Society LlmeEght

New York, June 11-Brides hold the center of attention these days brides about to be married, brides returning from their honeymoons, brides just being married, sumptu- ous in their white or delicately tin:- ed robes.
 Mary Todhunter Clark looked tremendously chic at the Devon Horse Show at Devon, Pa. Her French crepe coat had it's deep yoke and raglan sleeves overstitch- frock had two-toned buttons and a monogram for trim. Her marriage 10 Nelson Rockefeller on June 23d Will be one of June's prettiest, doubtless
 At the Barber-Trask wedding there was quaint Breton peasant touch in the silver lace bridesmaids caps, with perky organdie wings on either side The brides white gown had charming wide square nccK and long, svelt princess lines. Among the notables present. capes and cape coats were quite popular. Mrs Oliver Hartman looked her loveliest in gray chiffon gown, gray hair hat, ostrich trimmed. and finger length gray velvet cape wrap.
 Black is Popular
 In spite of the gay striped frocks' at the races, the figured daytime ensembles seen on the Avenue and the charming colors worn atop roofs Of a night. the black outfit, with lingerie touches is what one sees oftenest at such smart luncheon places as the Col ony. Mrs. Ira Richards. Jr.. stuck dously chic black. with pearls, or crids white gloves and q diamond clip in her beret.
 One of the ptettiest lingerie touches was sponsored by Dorothy Davis at Belmont the other day, white organdie ruching collars, jabot and cuffs on flat crepe frock. Incidentally, she wore one Of the new sailors, ln blue and white straw. most jauntily
 The silk jacket frock IS gaining ground as 3 smart summer outfit. Of course it does away with the need Of that separate blouse that practically every costume demands this summer. Mrs Norman de k. WhJtehouse has d jaunty striped jacket frock, with stripes gong around the jacket and the frock.
 The striped knitted jacket suit Is easy to wear this summer and looks very smart on certain wo- men Melissa Yuille is one Of these She has q suit Of this kind that has q fitted waistline yoke. t!aring skirt and ties its coat shut q. the yoke depth with the ends Of its rolled collar
 Tweeds. n the soft dressnakeT style. holds their own on cool or rainy days. Marjorie Kane has a sn!ar-, tieht-fittins collarl=ss one.
 Bolcros Much seen
 Nothing is IF ore feminine than this summers boleros, Catherine Powers, shopping the other morn ing. wore q colorful little printed | silk with bolaro that had flounced short sleeves and 2 skirt flounce 1 too. She wore short white gloves and q tailored straw hat with white groserain banding.
 Berets 10 match your costume 1 or your frock are having such q vogue they trrAatep all other headgear Ann Ingarsoll has tweed beret 10 match her long coated sports costume which she wears on cool days; Mrs. James R. ! Lowell had several woven silk ones in which she ls apt to wear a jewellAd clip; Mrs. George |. Har- ris wore I white one at Belmont last week, Lucy lew has q blue silk ore. to match her suit that ties In ] perky bow in the back; -young Mrs. Tommy Hitchcock, Jr.. wears them in many colors, 0 match her suits. and has q couple or pi1ue ones for outdoor wear at her Long Island home, and Mrs, Al Davis wore gay polka dottn blue and white one last week with q. new blue silk suit with cute bolero jacket