New Britain herald., 1930-06-09


 scarf in matching blue yellow and by Philippe and Gaston for both [ bond beach pajama suit (righD, He ing trousers and a circular cape.
 Paris, June 9.-Pajamas or trous- cred ensenb,ages are now very den- nicely established features O. q mod err woman's wardrobe, Their in creasing success is not merely a phase or fashions 10 die oGt as oth- e7 crazes are wont 10 do, Palanls have come to stay because they fill the need for comfort which women now demand ot their rest clothes, And their very modos'T enables thtm to he worn in public.
 The vogue Of the pajama as- serted itself soon after the sun bathine craze come in. Obviously, the bathing sIt alone was inad2- quate the old-'ime bath wrap not thing oe beauty ever. so the couturlers evolved the pajama beach sui. which no collection worthy ot the name would pass up now. Strangely enough, and in spite Of the trousers palamas are infinitely more modest than many an abbreviated skirt and they arz just as feminine and dainty as any e the old-fashioned deshabilles were supposed 10 be.
 For Hostess Wear
 The newest phase Of pajamas is that Of being considered smart wear for informal receptions at home and "hos.ess pajamas' are tho dernier cri, The only resem- blarce they bear 10 palsmas are the divided skirts or trousers, but apart from that touch Of masCu- lInity they are as traiI-looklns and alluring as any garment trimmed with yards and yards ot | lace or threaded through with pa.c pink baby ribbon.
 Such leading houses as Tionnet . Patou. Lelone. and Louiseboulan' ger arg showing exquisite models ol these hostess raJamas, which i: proof in itself that they have beer converted 10 feminism. Louise boulanger us-s nImy gauges anc chiffons in the most exquisite col orlngs imaginable through whlc' the wide trousers can just be de tected, Viennat also combiner satin and gaorzetta and the resul k suit almost GrecIan in line Jane Regney adopts q more tailor ed mode, cen for indoor wear while her yachting suits are bo,l youthful and practical. Fatou' bach pai4ma trousers are cut g. wide 2s to he mistaken for skir- 3. first glance. 50 are ChantaFs and these are inevitably worn witt jacket O soH= kind. Boleros Mandarin coats, "daImatIqges which lS another word for straigh threa-qi. artar coats, all are smart Wien worn over 2 blouse, the5 coats are usually sleeveless an the blouses themselves are mad Of some thin fabric suitable 10 summer wear.
 They're for Walking, Too
 There are even some waking paiamas 10 he seen at the smar Continental coast resorts an many of the younger girls hay adopted this Earb for the best par Of the day. These are made c light. wool fabrics, worn with
 sleeveless jumper Of knitted WOO Tennis dresses at NolyreuX otte are divided skirts completed by deep pleated fIounce, over whic can be worn shorter wrap-ove skirt for street wear
 Pleats. tucks. accentuated waist lines and draped effects are d seen on palamas worn for bot i interior and exterior loungln: while straight coolie pants forI part of the trousered ensembl1 set aside for sports wear.
 For outdoor suits, shantung various weights and weaves IS q
 easy first so far as favored fabric
 go. Finely woven jersey. satn
 tussor, cotton and linen weave
 and foulards are all good too, b.
 shantung is the newest.
 For beach wear, tremendous
 wide -brimmed hats to match al
 de rigueur, first as a protectlc
 for the sun and secondly as
 final feminine touch Scarves ca
 be worn or not to protect q hac
 from the suns rays, as all pajan
 tops show generous expanse {