New Britain herald., 1930-05-16
MABEL W ILSON

denying the chic Of lace for shmmer evening wear. At the opening Of the St, Regis roof four out Of flVe smart women wore laCe in beige or dyed tones and the same style fact obtained at the pper-classman prom at Princeton.
 For lunching or other daytime affairs. two distinct costumes emerge to fight for majority rule Of chic. They are the suit and the printed frock. IL seems 10 depend on ones taste entirely whether the former or the latter is donned for t stroll down Park Avenue.
 Mrs. William Ross/ Proctor, Jr.. wears an interesting new cut in suits, wrap around skirt and wrap around coat Of hip length that is cut so the bow collar of her white blouse is framed by the lapels, With It she wears a shiny straw hat with 2 bow of white grosgraln on the front
 Jacqucred Prints Popular Suits Of 5acquered prints come out to greet warm days. Mrs. Cornelius Harrington has a. dress maker suit Of this type, made with peplum jacket. three-quarters 1 sleeves, and an exceedingly soft necklne. 1 saw Mrs. kennett Chn- ] ton walking with her theother day in smart printed frock Of dark background and bright little flowers. ! It had its coWl collar Of selt-fabric quite a distinction these days Of in numerable lingerie touches.
 The insstent. demand smart i ParisiaA; show for coat frocks is reflected here. Mrs Phillip G. . Cammann wore ar extremely chic one at Pierre's the other day, a wrap around type, belted, with a yestee Of petalled silk the tone Of the frock's printed flower. The frock made of dark-toned silk for the skirt and lower half of the bodice, with a deep yoke effect of contrasting light silk is charmingly springlike. Mrs. Floyd Furlow wore one in black and pink, with fox , fur across her shoulders.
 I note continued preference for sleek and small hats with suits ; Mary Hamilton. with a trig, doublG- breasted little gray sult with white shirtvalgt. wears beret made ot sections of silk. Mabel Wilson has d grosgrain hat that has a f1arins side and back which looks oNc"p. tionally well. with q httle inyisiblS checked silk suit she wears.
 Tweeds in new and lacy pattern' and jaunty colors are the thing for sports now. With polo starting soor and Belmont opening May 15, sport' things are all-important
 Chic Via Tweed Route Derby Day at the Columbia Penn yacht races. " Evelyn Talbo wore a stunning tweed outfit witt , the coat belted and long, the sktr wrap around and the whole topped by a snappy felt Ii was a Scotcl type tweed, in the new and soft ma teriaI.
 Florence Mitchell came in iron . Philadelphia the other day in pn r Of the prettlest lacy tweed suit ' Park avenue has seen. It had Frenchy dressmaker cut, with yoke and Q collarless neckline that flare open to show the pretty lining. Tn r skirt had 2 panel of pleats at tn ;. left front and the right back. ,, Novel jabot effects are at a pre- s mium in new spring coats. sine capes have become. so ubiquitous Mary D. Strange has the mos striking one I have seen, q, 'one sided iabot striped in white bral and a band of the braid outlinin the shawl collar on the other side.
 I have spoken often Of the sal torjal perfection of the fabric berf
 that matches ones suit. coat
 scarf and purse ensemble, Josf
 phine August has q brown, blacl
 red and beige tweed coat with T
 own bere. that is tremendous
 smart.
 Individuality Is Notable
 It grows to be an extremely II
 diyldusl season. Everyone develol / her own type of costume. Iho'
 returning from Paris report that
 the near future. one need not
 the least surprised 10 see one
 Mary Nowitzy's dinner paJama ou
 fits at formal affairs. One in pa
 ticular which made an lmpresslc
 has it's own fan of ostrich tips
 complete it's effect. It IS q bla'
 chiffon bodice. with wide trouse icomposed of nuttering points
 white, smoke gray and black chiro
 while the fan matches 1t in ton N and material.
 IS Weddings st i'll loom important a. the fashionable horizon. Nirglr
 Chaunin made a charming bride