The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-20
Into
Blue Book
WardrObeS
BY BETSY SCHUYLER
NEA Service Writer


NEWPORT, r. l.. July Colin
ems and cottons have made the
grade socially and are included In
the best blue work wardrohes, SEEM
ingly.
AT the exclusive Country Club
here, late of an afternoon, when
weary golfers trek in and spectator
golfers greet them on the clubhouse
Verandas, there are surprisingly
many cotton and linen things worn.
Natalia Winslow wore a white cot
ton pique frock the other day with
dresSy touches in it's zig-zag finish
all around its neckline, cap sleeves
and points where the faring skirt
Joined the hipline. Way back on
one side Of her pretty hair a little
White cord mesh perched.
Cotton Accessories
Mrs. Howard Cushing wears nov
city white cotton accessories, bag,
purse, belt, hat and parasol, with
her smart little French hand made
silk frocks in pastel hues.
Red and white linen paiamas,
striped like candy sticks, with
red cotton mesh shirt, were a COL
orful beauty spot on Bailey's beach
over the weekend.
Arielle Frazer wears a cute two
piece lacy mesh frock, with crew
neck, short sleeves and haring skirt.
The skirt tucks into this skirt,
which buttons up on the side with
big black and white buttons. She
also wears half-sox of cotton lace
S The way Newport women get to-
gether in the matter of putting
white over as the most popular cos
tune to be had, worn, seen or adj
mlred is just surprising, for New
port.
1t was a real relief to see Mrs.
Tiffany Saportas tripping along at
Bailey's beach in a soft pink crepe
frock, with panel front and back
to the bodice that came right up to
a round neekline; and from these
panels cute, graduated little cape
sleeves capped the shoulders, with
much hand-drawn work circling
them.
Dainty Lilias Moriarty wore a
feminine little dotted Swiss in soft
blue, beruffled as to hem, peplum,
cape and down the left side of the
double-breasted closing.
Pajamas Grow Gaudier
There is a growing taste for
lingerie dresses that quantity recall
other and more formal days at
Newport.
Laurette Robson wore a sweet
white organdie, made with godets
Of tucks and fine lace, with rows
and rows of the lace making a cute
little yoke effect.
Thus Mrs. George Boiling Lee
has a gorgeous pale green mousse
laine de sole with much hand-work
and lots of cream lace insertion
that is lovely, especially with big
hat.
Pajamas grow more numerous
and gaudier at Bailey Beach. Bea-
trice de Monocal wears flaming
red linen suit with flaring trousers
that swish the sands as she goes |
along barefooted.
With it she wears a little brat Of |
matching red crocheted turban-
and she is one Of dozens and dozens
who stick to these wee turbans on |
the back of the head for informal
wear.
Less Jewelry Worn
Figured chiffons are taking the |
place of so many lowered ones seen |
earlier in the season for afternoon
wear.
Mrs. Werner z. Reed wore a
charming raspberry red and white
checked chiffon frock with flaring |
bracelet length sleeves and a dou-
BILE capelet collar. She wore white
accessories, including some smart |
gloves in white that repeated the |
colored checking of the dress in
their long cuffs.
No one is wearing so many brace
lets now nor so much jewelry at |
one time, even if it is costume jew
elry. There is a vogue for neck
laces and brooches and perhaps a |
ring to go with them or one brace
let. Mrs. c.. F. Elliott has a pen
chant for lovely matrix, set in hand
hammered metal. She has a neck
line, bar brooch and ring that make
a lovely set with soft white frocks.
Boquets in Belts
They are wearing little bouquets
tucked in under their belts, quite
like grandmother used to wear.
Mrs. Austin Sands, driving out to
tea the other day, wore sweet
lavender green and white printed
chiffon, with a little bouquet of
lilies of the valley, a single orchid
and some ferns.
Crocheted things still are very
popular. One of the incest outfits
combined a crocheted overblouse
with a pleated French crepe skirt,
sponsored by Mrs. Philip Bernhard.
Black borders crocheted in, gave,
dash to the costume, as did her
black and white roses.
A few weeks ago at Mrs. Payne
Whitney's Greentree fair, Mrs. Fran
els Hitchcock introduced new way
to use a crocheted touch. which l
have seen repeated here several
tines-that of wearing with white
shantung suit. a finely crocheted
white wool blouse made with a
ard finished