The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-08
Style, Then
More Style
Is the Cry
BY HELEN WELSHIMER
NEA Service Writer

NEA Service Writer
NEW YORK, Sept. 8.-When
you pack up your dresses in your
wardrobe trunk this year, Miss Col
legiate, you are going to need style,
style, stylel
Incidentally, you may have to
buy your campus chic with
price, $294.50, or little bit more,
but the average girl has enough
OF the budgeted clothes on hand
10 give her a long, long stride
toward collegiate smartness.
Three wardrohes have been
planned to carry the modern col
lege girl from her early morning
classes through the most glamor-
Gus weekend of the winter.
Experts in the special college
departments, which are feature
Of many shops, are planning ward
robes based on the actual need OF
the wearers.
Suitability Comes First
Don't buy a dress merely because
it is becoming. Or pretty, or cheap.
They are important factors, of
course, but suitability should come
first.
For If it is going to stay in a
moth-proof bag, what good will 1t
do you when the orchestra swings
into gliding waltz?
There are some things which every
girl must have. Others which she
should have. And if she has
pocketful of money, there are
dozen other lines of chic for sale.
For the girl who must go very
economically or attend school with
a simple social life, simple budget
is offered, which answers every
need.
A Budget for $294.5O
FROCKS-Two dresses or knit
ted ensembles, for campus wear at
$3.50 apiece, $33; sweater, S.; skirt,
81: ill shirt, $3.50; one blouse,
sI.95; two silk dresses for dinner
and Sunday at $3.50 apiece, $33;
Saturday night frock, $3.50; a tai
lored dress or suit for travel and
week ends, $45; one evening gown,
$3.50.
CAMPUS COATS-Camels hair
or untrimmed tweed leather jacket,
or sturdy fur such as raccoon or
muskrat, $3.50; raincoat with zip
per front, $40.
HATS-For town clothes, Sc;
black beret for campus, 81.
SHOES-Clod hoppers for campus,
$3.50; town pumps, $3.50; evening
pumps of tintable satin to match
dress, Sc: galoshes, So.
GLOVES-Striped wooden mitts
for active and spectator sports,
SIPS: fabric gloves for dress, SIPS.
UNDERTHINGS-Four cotton en-
senbles at $160, $3.50; three silk
panties at $1.75; $5.25; two slips
at 1926; $500; five pairs of cam
pus hose at 81. SIS; one pair for
evening, $l.95; two pairs of cotton
pajamas, $500; striped bathrobe,
S795; mules, 50.
Total of Budget-S29450.
Here's Higher Budget
A dress coat is important, too, and
the usual cost is $3.50, but most
wardrobes have one that will do.
The next budget allows $3.50
more. The differences are found
in: One more campus dress, $3.50;
a Saturday night frock at $3.50;
tailored suit for travel and week
ends, $3.50; one transparent velvet
evening wrap, $3.50; two more
berets, So: town pumps. $3.50; din
ner pumps. 1880; chamois or pig
skin gloves for campus, $S.75; even
ing gloves. 16-button length, $6.75:
stockings at $3.50 a pair, $3.50; two
pairs Of evening hose at $1.95, $500;
suede or kid gloves for dress, $3.50.
The total is $3.50 more than the
simpler budget.
Get Line, Style, Color
The highest budget allows 500
for dress coat, includes the
$3.50 tinted slippers for evenings,
more campus dresses at $3.50 or
$3.50, and also includes another
evening dress.
This wardrobe may have a fur
coat instead of simple camel's hair
for the campus.
It isn't the number of clothes that
you take with you which will pro-
claim you we'll dressed on the cam
puS. It's the line and style and
color.
Black is suggested as the basis of
the wardrobe if you want to be
smart and harmonious. Your &C
cessorieS will match much easier.
The Saturday night frock. a dis
tinct college feature designed for
Saturday night festivities. will re-
main alluring little longer if it's
black.
The budgets aren't nearly so large
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