New Britain herald., 1930-08-28

New York, Aug, 28.-Those little aides to Glamour, that We call eve ming accessories, discard the match ing ensemble theme this autumn. IL is much too obvious and crass a method for such sophisticates. The days of standardization are over, once and for all, new accessories would have you know,
 Necklaces bracelets. purses. handkerchiefs, slippers and ~>other complement to evening beauty for romantic nights of dancing or sit ting enthroned in spacious boxes at the opera or theater are selected individually, each for it's distinction and character, much in the manner in which a collection of rare paint irgs Or porcelains must be chosen.
 Therefore, everything does not match. That is perhaps the out standing feature of the new group ings of accessories that tempt you in every shop. The corollary to il .Is that every item, however, must seem 10 move in the same social set with all the others, be of equal formality, equal loveliness and all or the same color or race.
 A Season for Taste
 It is a year, then. to exercise all Of your restraint and good taste. Given feathers, furs, jewels, bows, ruffles, lace spangles and what not the desire to deck yourself out in a maximum of gaudy or fUssy things musts be curbed. Gowns are more elaborate, so are your cultures. Therefore a single handsome necklace, a single brace let, a beautifully made purse. per fectly plain gloves of exquisite tex ture and shade and other elegant but quiet ornaments are the best.
 Two types of costume are likely to predominste this fall for eve ming wear, Of course the white may turn into a soft. exquisite shell pink. dainty blue or pastel tone, and the black may grow wine-tinted or brown. But the all-light costume and the all-dark one are the distinguished and au- thentic first bets. Therefore. two model accessory groupings are chosen, one for each.
 For the all white costume, per haps sheath gown of gleaming satin, or richly brocaded one made with the double peplum ef- feet. Dancing sandals. with high heels, are made of silver kid. with insets of white crepe de chine and are ornamented by rhinestone clasps which glean richly. An evening bag is made of white crepe de chine, with beaded handle. This may be changed for d white kid and grossrain bag that you hold under your arm. but even that would be likely to have jewelled clip or clasp.
 Pearls of Fashion
 For the neck, a double strand of pearls is the preference in pearls, but it should have the combination of rhinestoncs, per haps in a leaf motif at the back. A single bracelet of six strands of pearls, or platinum bracelet richly studded with diamonds or silver one with rhinestones is good, and wear it over long white kid gloves. There is new. very lovely pale green-white tone of glove; it is beautifully soft under electric light and perfect with dead white costumes. Hosiery should be in suntan tone very sheer chif- ion with clockings.
 The accessory grouping for the all-black costume is very different. l. is intrieuingly quiet and ex- quisitely complicated. The shoes O. black satin, for instance, have toes and heels of brocaded black satin which has novel motif of silver. There, however, the sug- gested silver note ends. The black bag is of the tiniest of black beads, mounted on a frame set in