New Britain herald., 1930-06-19
Summer Styles Appear---Weather Or No

New York. June 1a--It one could create a genuine -shad- ow costume for outdoor sports that would be equally good on brilliant and rainy days, 1t seems to me there would be q fortune in it.
 A perfectly gorgeous day brought out the lightest of summer apparel at the Tuxedo Park annual horse show. The prettiest picture ! ran across was made by Mrs. Norvin H. Green, herself looking lovely Tn a printed frock and wide summery hat, hand in hand with her two lit- tie daughters Amy and Nancy dress eG precisely alike in the French sister manner, Tn sleeveless little embroidered frocks with pleated or gandie over the shoulders in cape effect. topped by little sailor hats m roughlsh lacy straw.
 Out Tn the paddock, talking to her sister, Mrs. George B. St George. who was mourted on Polly. Mrs C, Fellowes Gordon wore d sweet lit tie sleeveless frock Of shirting silk white shoes and gloves and q erin hat that was ! fine sur-protector, albeit 1t had a small brIm,
 The First StraWs of Summer
 The vogue for pallaisson straw grows with the suns increasing heat Mrs. E Roland Hartman has a medium brimmed hat of this straw which is banded with blue in the back and white across the front. knottlns nonchalantly where the two meet at the side. Mrs. Ed ward A Hurd wore huge hrimmed one with q printed band like her light printed frock.
 Square necAllnes wide. shallow square necks are very good right now. At Tuxedo Mrs. Anory s Carharts embroidered linen frock had this cut, with pleated capei4t sleeves Mrs. George E St George las several white trocks cut this neckhne. one Of which emphasizes It's squareness by having horizontal tuck II grouping below the neck line for about four inches
 The combination of plain and fig ured material lends itself to wi4s variation ln trocks Al the Belmont stake races Mrs. Harry Payne Whit rer, wife of the owner of Whichone. the horse which finished second ln the Belmont stakes, wore q very un- usual foulard and tafteta frock, the top black tafteta. the sleeves. below q top cap and the rest of the troc,i. black and white toulard.
 Garb Demands Novelty Jewelrv
 Novelty necklaces are necessities for sports these days Big globules Of dead, gleaming white composition are extremely effective with pique Or linen frocks- Mrs. L. Havemeyer B1tt wears q. choker Of type with I i.1ue frock, topped by a woven strar hat. in sen1i-mushroora type.
 Faincoats and tweeds vled with summer attire at Belmont on Satur- 12-' Mrs De Forest Alexard-r sllpp.d q sllcker around her shoui- 1ars to protect her NIrld prlntet s.l,: SUI. and her big straw hal kept her from needing an umbrella Her companIon, Fanny Moore, wore tweed cape coat tha. had the popu- lar tagged edge finish.
 There IS ] growing tendency to- rards collars that come close to the throat and variety Of tie effects are oellg worked out. Mrs. Charles Reed wears pink f-ock with modified shirt collar ard t"o tahs Of black held IT place by q hand scnle brooch
 Many ot the women riders show q preference for Jodhrurs thls sum mar. and With quite colortul tle- Up between thelr shirts ties and the hatdkerchIets n the!r coat pockets. Marian W!cks wore this type Of cos tune. jumping Tornado with her usual grace at Tuxedo. Her necktie vas q vivid checked one, with q tan shirt and tan lodphurs and long coat.