Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-09
By Betsy SCHUYLER
NEA Service Writer

NEW YORK. Nov. s.-Thess
are days when debs are benefittins
y all kinds Of parties in their
l7nor, and post-debs are benefit
1g others by modelling at tasn-
on shows and helping out az va-l-
ous and sundry other undertakings
4cr sweet chaTilys sake.
The supper dance at Pierre's for
the benefit Of the Henry Street
ettlement stands ont as one Of
he smartest Of such OCCASION
It'll stunning BOnwlt Teller clothes
or perfectly beautiful hostess -
amas. the suit Mary %Pierrepont
modelled ju5t couldn't be bealen
Q -rise coloTei flat crepe for the
cne-piece suit. with flarlng trous-
ars and the most regal gold and
lame for the trailing jacket
and angel sleeves.
The Ugh -upre--and-dark-lower
dinner gown has q place IN the
judging from the stunning
black lace and bots de rose lace
-rWl Mrs walter r Jacob ShCV.
cd. It had tiny cap sleeves and a
double peplum and 2 belt Of the
black lace. and was stunning. Neck
lines on evening things grow more
graceful ana svelte. On a white
chiffon gown. with trailing clouds
Of glory In the from Of little spang-
led stars sprinkled all YER If. the
cowl neckline was used most effect
lively.
white Has Formal Vogue
The vogue for white for evening
things has caused some of the sea-
cons b ides TO 60 n for a BIZ Of
color for heir wedding gowns Viz
einla Luke's wedding gown was a
perfectly beautiful pale blue trans-
parent velvet gown, made IN quaint
Noyen Age style. with sleeves tight
to the elbow and then swinging
their way to width and length. The
long train was Scalloped all around
Her veil was matching blue tulle
with a little shlrred cap effect and
The ubiquitous orange blossoms
caught al the back "A rope belt Of
mall pearls added the final perfect
touch TO her costume.
CapeS for coats Is a new foible
Of fashion I met Isabel Morrell
strolllng down Park Avenue the
other day with a smart little
leopard capelet with scarf collar and
tiny muff 10 match, worn over a
cloth frock in the seasons ruby
red A fur JACKIE with a smart
cutaway closing and a scarf collar
that ferns wide revers Is the new
acquisition Of Mrs. Arthur Covan.
II is black Persian lamb and LOOKS
mighty smart indeed. especially
when she pins a couple OF garden
las on one shoulder md wears a
slick little fur tlrban with a Jewell
led clip IN The front Of u
With the days colder. a brisk
walk down the avenue to give
ones pets an airing IS the order
Of the morning. Sybii whiPham is
one who frequently escorts her two
terriers OF an outing She is
apt TO wear one OF those little fur
jackets. Of ru'rla. with a tweed
frock and felt hat OF sports cut.
Checks r growing smarter and
smarter-in inverse ratio. Won might
say-to stocks and bonds. Franr<S
Maher wore an outfit 70 a football
came last week Of log fitted check
cd WOODEN coat and a turban to
match. The coat has q draPed huge
half-shawl collar OF fox. with an
elbow band Of fur on the sleeves.
There was a smart little black
feat1e- ard a little wh-e one stuck
In lie frcnt OF her hat.
In The Wedding March
The hlack-white style motif stands
pre-eminently the most popular
combination this winter. launching
at the COLONY Club the other day.
Mrs. Lawrence C0Dlev Thaw were
an eleoant little black outfit of flat
crepe frock cut with a deem round
ing neckline. and the blouse fss'-
med at Tho side of the neck WITH
block ard white buttons. 4 two
'nch fitted woke Of white filed III
he neckline and the same effect
decorated the cuff. She wore a
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