The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-09-09
GIRL s WARDROBE A KEEN WEAPON TO HELP
 HER TO CAPTURE THE COLLEGIATE WORLD -
BY HELEN WEI4SHIMER NEA Service Writer

New York.-If you are going to college, remember that the surface view counts for a great deal.
 You may have a nice disposition and good intentions, but most peo- pie are near-sighted to first ap- pearances.
 There is something gay and smart and debonair about the cam pus clothes this year. They are not sweet, or simple, or girlish. They know their way about the campus. They don't cost nearly as much as they did when the present seniors were freshmen, as you | won't have to spend much to pack a trunk.
 Clothes for classes and campus wear are more important than any other costumes. As. "a basis for your wardrobe, our-piece enserrl- ble is splendid. It should include a skirt of one of the new hardy tweeds, sweater, a jacket, a .beret | hat and a regular hat, and swag- ger coat.
 Several sweaters, with rolled up sleeves, will add variety to this costume.
 By all means-have a sports frock Ol O1G Ol LDo uCW, oOlI WOOhNhSs A gay, audacious red, wine that ! green, or any tan or brown in the | autumn woods, will do. If it con- forms to the color scheme of your ensem mble, the same swagger coat and hats will be harmonious wis | it.
 You will need a crink1y crepe frock for informal dress wear. See that the frock molds your body, | and that the sleeves are large and Hull. Capelet effects are good. So are bibs that protect you in front and tie with long streamerS in the back. Wide collars make you de- mure.
 One velvet tea dance dress is in- dispensable. Choose one that has glamor. Choose a color that plays up to you-instead of one to which you play up-and choose match ing velvet or suede slippers. If you choose tea dance frock, with a cape or top that comes off, you will be able to use 1t for an evening gown, too.
 Let your evening frocks be as in- trisuingly feminine, yet as smart and simple as possible. White is lovely. Black may make you ap- pear to know just Q little more than you want people to think you know. Evening slippers and bag and gloves and wrap are import ant.
 You will need pair of clod-hop- per shoes for campus wear, and a pair of pumps that will do duty either with sports clothes or a silk frock that isn't too much of dressed up affair.
 | Heavy gloves for campus wear and pair of suede or kid dress up gauntlets, and white gloves for l special occasions, are necessary. | If you have Q fur coat, it will solve good many problems for you. If you haven't a cloth coat | that features the new shoulder and sleeve effects will do nicely for all occasions. Polo coats are splendid when you have more elaborate | coat for dress.
 l Two hats for campus and sports wear, a small velvet one for dress --or two if your dresses demand them-and a scarf of silk or lace for evening, will cover your locks with the necessary glory. Crepe or wool sports hose are
 best for campus wear. Silk hose are necessary for all other pur- poses. Sheer, cobwebby effects are
 best. Don't trust to a heavier
 weave. Chiffon will do more
 very much more.
 If you feel the need of another frock, jumper dress will usually offer plenty of cooperation. Wear it with blouses that have volumin- ous sleeves. Satin has q certain sheen to it that usually catches a mans eye when then early lamps are lighted wherever you have gone to tea. Crepe is nice-but satin sparkles.
 Remember that an understanding of hats has it's place as much as q comprehensive knowledge of high or mathematics