Evening star., 1934-10-11
By
Margaret
Warner

an attractive two-piece model with
stitched belt and triangle scarf of plain
green. The sleeves are cut with an
interesting shoulder line, and the
notched lapels give the blouse coat
| effect, especially when worn with
| the scarf for the street. With black
accessories this would make a very
| snappy outfit. A second velveteen frock
| in plain green of medium light
shade has sleeves in one with The
blouse. The circular skirt has hip
length circular yoke. A wide piece
of brown velveteen with stitched bor-
der is tackled around the neck and
makes long double loops at each side
of the front.
A particularly interesting afternoon
frock of dull crepe has many features
to its credit The high-draped neck,
the saddle shoulders, the free-swinging
separate jacket catch your eye at a
| glance. The color contrast is noted
in the wide crushed belt and the sleeve
facings. which are horizontal bands OF
black satin and cherry red and white
! taffeta. On the sleeves a small por-
| ton of the red shows turned up over
the satin, but when the arm is raised
| the full width of the red is visible
with the white above it. But the fas-
cinating part of this frock is the fact
that what you would suppose to be
| Jacket is really only couple of panels
back and front with very stylish
neck treatment. The sleeves belong
to the dress beneath, which has a
perfectly plain square neckline. The
panels at the back may be worn either
outside or inside of the belt. This
frock you will love for most afternoon
occasions.
If you want something little
more dressy, for dining out or
informal evening wear, the
black frock sketched might just
fill the bill. 1t is also of dull
crepe with lustrous lapelS, front
| drape and flower trim of silver
! cloth. The long sleeves are full
at the underarm The gored
skirt is SlaShed up at all the
seams to show your new dress
! slippers Those slasheS do just
that and attract lot of atten-
ton to the feet.
PY THE way, did you see the foot
- wear fashion show presented last
week by a local firm? Wasn't it
clever, Just having the mannequins
visible from below the knees as they
walked along the runway?
Among the dresses that you will
find so wearable is black crepe with
all the interest at the neck, which is
round and adorned with a six-inch
frill Of black taffeta striped diagonal
ly with lines of gray fuzzy yarn like
rabbits hair, and clamped down Sc
curely on each side of the front with
two very large yellow metal clips. 1t
is good for the street with black hat,
shoes and bag; good all-around day
time frock.
These frills around the neck are
appearing on many types of dresses.
One is shown for junior miss IN
brown chiffon velvet with diagonal
stripes of biege. with neck frill of the
same material, and big wide Spanish
belt bound with jade green felt and
three little jade green taSSels at the
front Of the neck hanging from under
the frill 1t is very new looking
Have you noticed that purple
is being used this season rather
more than usual? Quite dra-
matte in effect is purple frock
with long Russian tunic and
wide crushed sash with long
ends of scarlet. The wide boat
neck has triangular clips on
either side.
THE green crepes are a favored
class and find many expressions.
When combined with brown fur, green