Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-21
BIZ j sCHUYLER

Bf BETSY SCHUYLER
NEW YORK, Sept. 20.-You
rnigSs gather that Dame Fashion
has been Winding her knitting
pretty thoroughly this fall, II you
stop to contemplate the favorite
costumes women are sporting this
fall.
Lacy wool not only Is quite al
fait for frocks, but some smart
women. like Mrs. T. Markoe Rob-
ertson, have lace wool hats; hers
has On upturned brim, In the
transparent knitted lace that her
gasnet frock Is made OF. Marjorie
Oeirichs has a very smart cutaway
cost and frock outfit OF an over
checked jersey. IN blues.
Mrs. Jay Cooke wore a smart
navy and lighter blue bouclette
costume az the international Polo
matches at Meadowbrook that was
made with short bolero and skirt
of the dark. and tuck-in blouse
OF the lighter blue with darker de-
sign woven into it.
Tuck-in blouses, by the way, are
Haging q losing battle 70 tunics
hid fancy banded warehouses. At
feast, the latter two styles are
giving tuck-ins IN a terrible run for
their chic. Trim little Mrs. Cou-
dert Mast sponsored the mode for
separate skirt and banded over
blouse In q rich gold satin. She car
ried one OF the new little short
Jackets Of lapin. in beige. over
her arm, which IS the place prac-
ticaIly every one so far has car
ried any kind OF coat, so hot II
stays.
Yankee Doodle Dandies.
Sticking a feather jauntily into
your hat Is not only a stylish trick.
II Is a fad by now. very popular.
Mrs. Paul Morton Smith Uses a
cute double gull IN q hicorn Of
felt that adds height by sticking
quite high In the air. At the yacht
races I noted Mrs. Fl. Denny Pierce
wearing an almond green and
beige outfit with the ball-shaped
feather fancies " each temple
Mrs. James Russell Lowell does the
feather fad up fancy by using a
yellow feather. with gorgeous green
shades IN IL. 70 point q tricorn In
black velour. She wear II way back
on her forehead. a style very be-
coming to the well-scuiptured con
tour Of her face.
At q Paris party recently, where
about so per cent Of the women
sponsored gorgeous and stunning
black gowns. q Frenchman asked
one Of them why so many chose
such q sad color. Her answer, Be
cause II Is 50 chic" apparently was
the answer increasing numbers OF
American women would give Every
where there are black gowns. for
work. smart ones for play. distin-
guished exotic lovely, diaphonous
evening gowns for dancing. Cor
nelia Prime Is one OF the younger
women who wear black much. She
has n in flat crepe. in which she
lunched at the Colony Club recent
~ which has horizontal scanning.
~ piped in q tiny. sleek line OF
satin, with little capelet sleeves.
also horizontally scanned.
At the winter opening or the
Central Park Casino, Mrs. Orscn
d. Mum wore black. a black satin
Lanvin gown. with a pleated skirt
arranged on a heading and the
decolletage offset by a wide pleated
ruffle Of white chiffon.
IL Is open season on worsted
frocks. Everybodv's acquiring them.
Mrs. Edwin Kenton has a marvel
Gus tweed. n in deep yellow and
green with a dash Of African brown
somewhere or other in the mixture.
rhich gives the inspiration fo-
The silk collar. This putting silk
md satin collars on tweeds IS new
and oft times stunning and fem
mime.
To Chic Via Bnttons
Buttons. buttons. everybody's got
buttons on their new winter clothes.
Mrs. Jerome Napoleon Ponaoorte
has q black suit. With cabe sleeves