New Britain herald., 1930-09-13
BY BETSY SCHUYAR

Fishers Island, N. Y.,eDept. 13- Summer still fingers in this }Islant and the pleasant gaiety leads one tt suspect that 1t will last until tn, green leaves turn red and yellow.
 Pajamas and bathing suits were the order ofS the day over a re, cent week end. Carolyn Buck. ner wore a smart brown, rose and cream wool suit, with the shorts the dark brown. Her paper pan anna hat was indeed, a sunshade! Mrs. Harris B. Fisher, Jr., was one of the few who sponsored dtig. ured suits, hers an all-over lea! design in green and white.
 The pajamas worn here indi- cate that new styles endorse the ultra-feminine. I noted that Mrs Henry Royerson and Dorothy Pow ing. both of Boston, sponsored tEis type. The former wore a white silk suit with a cute bertha, with a jabst front inset of color, very flattering. and the latter fa- vored full, flarins trousers made of stripes of gold and blue, with ar attractive draped girdle ar rangement
 In the Golfing Mode
 The crowds on the golf courses here are enough to discourage the miniature golf fad. Sleeveless frocks in the new lace wool are a favorite early morning style. Mrs. Harris B. Fisher, Jr., wore a love- ly monogrammed silk frock one day, with 'the monogram and suede belt in rich red and a sports bracelet to match.
 Saturday there was an unusual ly interesting horse show. Mrs. N. N. Bucker looked perfectly stunning in an all white, with the new square neck which certainly is going to have it's innings this fall. She wore 8 single strand of the most perfectly matched jade beads. This touching up ~either white or black with a bit of gay color is quite the thing, it seems.
 There is no gainsaying the lengths to which this feeling for draperies may carry us before the winter snows melt. Certainly many " Nomen take to it. Mrs. Harold R. Talbot wore a charming frock of printed silk that was unmistakably Llberty's, in rose and cream, and brown and soft greens, that was made with one of the draped neck lines and a bloused bodice above a tight waistline.
 The way belts have crept back until practically every well-be- haved frock must have one is an indication of the manner in which all feminine styles assert them selves. One of the smartest little buckles l have seen is a hammer ed gold one that Mrs Daniel K. the former Carol Fer guson, wears on yellow damask crepe frock
 Short Sleeves Are Chic
 Snort sleeves are an accepted fact and really lend themselves to originality and give a feminine ouch to frocks that sleeveless trocks always lacked. Dining and dancing at the Fisher Island Club Saturday night, I was enchanted with the variety of cute sleeves dinner outfits sponsored. Chif- Ions. flat crepes, satins and even he tulle frocks announced that he dinner gown with little sleeves s new and ultra chic.
 At the horse show Saturday. any number of women exhibitors rode 'ide-saddle. It was a remarkably pretty sight to see Martha and Nancy Halcomb cantering along 'n their pretty white faced thor | 'ushbreds. Both wore the regu- ation high silk riding hats and 'tocks. Mrs. R. S. Preston favored } derby.
 Of course no mention should 'ver be made of Fishers Island alludins to the adorable who sport on the sands. win in the waters and play ten lis at the Hay Harbor Beach Club md other courts. One of the pret- jest pictures in the world was drs. Erard Matthiessen with her hree perfectly lovely curly haired ads. her daughter Mary Seymour, nd little George Carey and Peter.