The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-18
Too Types
of COStun1e
Featured
By JULIA BLANSHARD,
MA Service Writer

NEW YORK. Aug 1s.-Thoso
little aids 10 glamour. that we cal
evening accessories, discard the
matching ensemble theme this
autumn Il is much too obvious and
Grass a method for such sophisti-
catesl The days Of Standardization
are over. once and for all, new
accessories would have you knowl
Necklaces. bracelets. purses. hand
kerchiefs. slippers and other COM
piements 10 evening beauty for
romantic nights Of dancing or sit
ting enthroned in spacious boxes at
the opera or theater are selected
Individually. each for its distinction
and character. much in the man
ner in which collection Of rare
paintings 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.
Every item, however. must seem
to move in the same social set with
all the others. be Of equal formality,
equal lovelinesss and all Of the
same color or race.
a Season for Taste
u is a year. then, TO exercise all
OF YOUR restraint and good taste.
Given feathers. furs. jewels. bows.
RIFLES lace. spangles and what
not. the desire to deck yourself
out IN a maximum of gaudy or
fussy things must be curbed.
Gowns are more elaborate; so are
your coiffures. 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 predominant this fall for eve
ming wear, the all white and the
all black. OF course the white
may turn into a soft, exquisite
shell pink, dainty blue or pastel
tone, and the black may grew wine
tinted or brown
But the all-hght costume and the
sll-dark one are the distinguished
and authentic first bets. Therefore,
two model accessory groupings arc
chosen. one for each.
With AlI-White Costume
For the all-white costume. per-
haps a sheath gown of cleaning
satin. or a highly brocaded one
made with the double peplum effect.
Dancing sandals. with high heels.
are made OF silver kid. with inSets
Of white crepe de chine and are or
namented by rhinestone clasps
which CLEAN richly
An evening bag is made of white
crepe de chine with a beaded handle.
This may be changed for a white
kid and grOsgrain bag that you hold
under your arm, but even that
would be likely 10 have a jeweled
clip or clasp.
For the neck, a double strand of
pearls Is the preference in pearls.
but it should have the combination
of rhinestones. perhaps in a leaf
motif at the back.
A single bracelet Of six strands of
pearls. or a platinum bracelet richly
studded with diamonds or a silver
one with rhinestones is good. and
wear it over long, white kid gloves.
New Glove Is Beautiful
There is a new. very lovely pale
green-white tone Of glove: it is
beautifully soft under electric light
and perfect with dead white cos
tunes. Hosiery should be in sun
tan tone very sheer chiffon with
clockings.
The accessory grouping for the
all-black costume IS very different.
It is intriguingly quiet and ex-
quisitely complicated.
The shoes Of black satin. for in
stance, have toes and heels of bro
caded black satin which has a novel
motif of silver. There. however, the
suggested silver note ends.
The black bag is of the tiniest Of
black beads. mounted on a frame
set in the daintiest of brilliants. with
a ieweled clasp.
Necklaces Are Elaborate
Necklaces for evening wear arc
Il