New Britain herald., 1930-06-27
Femininity Tnumphs in New Seasons Sports Frocks

New York, June 27 It really takes a sunny day at some outdoor sports event to make us realize how utterly devastating this seasons sports things are, and how feminine,
 Have all these ruffles, frills, fine prints jahots, elbow sleeves, pleated flounces, cape collars, ruchings, gloves, clips and 90 on really found expression in just a single year? Surely it was not just last June when simple, straight up and down sports uniforms were worn,
 Pink is an increasingly popular color for outdoor events now, and so is white. Incidentally. brimmed hats increase their sor- ority, with the good old panama variety in it's new 1880 shape quite in the lead. Mrs Ira Rich ards, Jr., has a couple or so and wears one banded in color atop a sweet little white frock fecked in gay color, with all it's square seal loped edges bound in color. She wears a dark band on another pan anna, with a white two-piece sports frock in silk. with colored tie and initials worked across the front of the waist.
 Sailors in Port.
 Not long ago l mentioned the scarcity of straight brimmed sail ors, except in store windows. just didn't have patience that is all. They are hloming out now. Mrs George D. Widener wears a jaunty one, slightly atilt her head in the 1880 bandeau manned. She got it in England, and it has a little feather sticking up at one side of it's banding a hint to fall faddists,
 Though stockingless legs do not seen quite so appropriate this lady-Hke year as they did in last seasons fapper era, the vogue for anklet hose fingers on. Many wom- en wear monotone anklet hose over their silk stockings, for warmth on rainy days and for colorful reasons on others. Mrs. George Atwell is one Of these.
 Gray appears more and more on meticulously groomed women, and of course nothing on earth is smarter than the perfect gray cos tune. Mrs. William C. Rockefeller wore lovely gray sheer crepe frock at Greenwich. Conn, the other day, with little groups Of pin tucks trimming it and scalloped edges to its graceful jabot and its cuffs.
 Chic in Frilled White
 At the dast Of the Belmont races, Mrs C. Perry Eeadleston wore very feminine frilled white frock with a sheer white hat with pleated brim of organdie, which greatly lishtenod the shccrncss and delicacy of her costume,
 Gingham suits are jaunty as can be. when worn out Long Island way with the bright skies, sands and req 10 point up their summery smart ness. Mrs. Gardner Hale wears a gingham checked over-blouse with white skirt. check of no mean di- mensions and it is extremely chic. Mrs. Harold Sands has a short box coat Of large blocked print which she wears with monotone froCh.
 White Holds sway
 At the Glenn Head Junior Horse Show out al East Norwich, J.. ], white was predomjnate. Ruth Rob irson, sitting between her sisters Barbara and Celia watching from the back Of their car, wore sleeve less white frock with waist that buttoned down the front and had cute round collar tight 10 her throat and its own little bow tie. Rosemary Ward tralled huge pals lev printed linen handkerchief along with a matching bag which added lovely note Of color 10 her white frock. Jane Erdmann was one ot those who preferred prints, her in q huge pastel colored leaf design against black.
 Ruching 70 i'll in a little V neck is a new touch shopping one hot day. Mrs. o. H, Gruner achieved q pleasingly cool appearance in a dark polka dotted suit with white ruch- ing. She wore a single white flower made of very sheer material, on her shoulder, and white gloves.