New Britain herald., 1930-02-05

New York, Feb. , - There is q nice satisfying something about the Palm Beach routine. 1t is as con stant as the palms. the ocean, the vivid sunshine Folks come. folks go, but the good old routine goes on forever.
 Everyone solts, plays tcnnis or in some other way gets in the daily dozen of morniu. From l2 to 1 IS the beach hour, If you don't dip, at least you stroll, lounge and chat either at The Breakers, Casino or the Sea spray beach. Then lunch at The Breakers, the Patio Lama2c or the Marguory. Afternoons arc varied, shopping in the Everglades Arcade, tca-ing. playing bridge or other games, strolline. flying, motor ing. Dinners grow formal and the magic evenings arc spent in dancing to wooing music in one of the TO- mantle clubs.
 Stripes are favoritc for many diff fcrent occasions. Countess lTiljppoAi tIiNi gu l " oiii Nilt 1ttl Io HCil t long blazer in Roman striped tuSSan I met Mrs. Gilbert Miller shopping II. a wash silk suit with square neck cd frock and the yoke of the jacket and the top of the sleeves as well as the tlounccd bottom Of the skirt Of the striped border of the silk Marjorie Oclrichs wore an effective. L. striped heavy linen coat, bathing at tho Sea Spray Beach.
 Chic Hats Top Tropical Mode
 Palm Beach hats are q story jH tHclnsclvcs--a story with varied and romantic theme, Mra. Frank Jenkins wears q chic pi0uu urban atop an aN-Whitc piuuc ensemble. with 2 regal. cight-SHm golden mar- ten scarf Haunting Il mellow. con- t1astnG note. Mrs. Frederick Sludr- baker Fish strolling with her young daughter, Geraldine, wore q wide brImmcd hat with squ1rish croN T iii lovely fancy crin in q pastel tbno, Anita Loos. smart little trick, has many a packa way type Of turban, n stitched taffcta. in GrosSrain, in linen. She looks best, perhaps l+1 white. But she wears all color7 jauntly. Mrs. Vincent Scullin wore q chic ncora straw bcrct, held in place by q band of grosgrain ribbon, all in the popular light blue of her hubbcd Woolen sports suit.
 There arc cape sleeves and cap sleeves and elbow sleeves and three quarter sleeves. Marion GCryais has one very quaint floral chiffon. picatcd from round. baby neck 10 flaring hcmlin t.. that has cute, full short sleeves, with q narrow band tying in a piqIant bow. Mrs. kati)- crime Black lunchcd at the Patio L&mazc in q bright yellow fIowrrrI silk with a cape effect over the. sleeves. Her yellow hat was one Of the new lacey straWs that cast in trieuing shadows on ones countc- nance.
 Colorcd lace is having q trcmcnd- ous vogue for evenings. It has 2 fairy-like deliclcy quite in tone with the soft moonlight and cxquisitely Noong music Of this place. At the formal opening of Whitehall. a din ncr dance in the sumptuous dining room lace held high place, followed by the black :uld white satin com binations, floral chiffons, tulle net and taffeta frpcks and moirc.
 In the Florida Fashion Picture
 Among those whom thought par ticularly lovely were Eleanor Green in baby-bluo flat crepe, with moulded bodice and hiplinc and cir Gular skirt; Mrs. Richard Jaockcl in trailing black chiffon. with widn dccollctagc; Hrs. Edwin Goodman. in an effective red and gold brocadc with ultra deep back dccollctaca. Mrs. F.. r. Stot csbury. in dis tiGgushcd black lace and pearls. wearing large pendant earrings or pearls and diamonds; Mrs. Charl:s HarWood. in q tWo- panel train frocH, oi shcll-pinh satin.