New Britain herald., 1930-02-01

New York. Feb. l.-Milady steps n elegance this spring. New lonS skirts may hide her sjlNon hosicrN. But they throw her feet into hl-1 relief and thereby heightcn the irl- portancc of her shoes.
 quite in keeping with this era "l intricate costumes, new shoes are smartcst when they are cNqutsit ''% made along lines Of classic simpE- city. Exquisite materials, fine Wor"- u auship is the order. with bizar"a effects positively bad taste,
 The fabric, leather straw. eold other materials that go into thc,r composition are Sumptuous, But the better they arc. the moro 1h 2. posses that intangible charm Of ti- artfully simple. The subtle dress maker touch IS the one women like iN shoes.
 Modes Arc Varied
 There arc endless variations or the different shoe themes for day time, sports, drcssy afternoons, for l nal evening. It almost seems q ! game among designers to see Whi.n can be most individual in devclor- ! ing the different modes. But. gel i erally speaking. tine classic operd pump, the one-strap slipper and tn oxford are the main divisions of foot. i gear for other than sports wear i What women wear with their bea2l pajamas their tennis toSS, their gol outfits and their lounging robes is | different story again.
 Prime favorites for spring prom. isc 10 be brown and white combine, ticns in sports. according to Dclma ! designer and manufacturcr of e1nar shoes. Black and white combirl tions and blue and white are go, :oo
 SucIr Nhcc~ Popular
 For ofh.r sports wear. :or)jN cot or"d sucIc shoes in pastel toH q. especially tn" baby shaGcs of blu and pink. and yclloVs, greens an "raY@, are good made int trim on strap models. All manner Of han : hloch"d materials. prints, kids an fGncy skins make up this type ., shoe. too.
 Feminine cOstumcS for aftcrno1 call for appropriate shoes, and ~ he SVClt pump prc dominates, wi fine touches Of the drcssnakcrs' q, in tho form Of narrow collars, an like bits Of contract, AlI-~hitc an parchment colorcd kid are fir
 choice in pumps that must }ory , several costumes Eut it is chic [ . hayo enough shoes 10 change thc'
 cvcrytimc one dons anothor frock
 Others in Elegant N:ylc
 lf one can have such shoe war
 robe. then by all means invite in, 1t some of the lovely dull ros
 mauvc. sea green and delicate hl,
 kid and suede pumps that are "l
 Gant with printed frocks, vi, linens, or2andics or chifronS. 1T Vt
 match mp a printed gown in Sli
 pers, follow the darker tones rath
 than the light, for the day Of gla
 ingly light shoes with dark prints
 gone. Shoes emphasize color qul as much as belts or scars, Evening is the time when one C positively grow romantic about { slippers Milady may choose. CT" de chine is first choice, satin &rcoi sheer gold lanes nest. Heels q very graceful and higher, as if Wo cn must keep off their own To 1 skirts. Most dance slippers are ol 1 strap, the strap being delicate q 1 flattcring to the ankle. unless one l blessed with the exceptional f' l that can keep a pump on Wltht l strain. Gold and silver and irrld l cent prarly kid heels, straps, q delicate pipinGs are the rule. Pun | have handsome buckles in crystal rhinestone The best evening si | Is dyed ta match its gown. CAENNiN FLAVOR l | SC q little Cara"ay seed m V
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