The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-16

Her shoes will be navy pumps and
she will wear white fabric gloves.
Rosemary, her older college sister,
chose for her costume the top coat
suit. which she knows from careful
reading of fashion magazines, has
been the hit of Fifth avenue. 1t is a
three piece suit, in a soft pastel blue,
for Rosemary realizes, too, that
blues of any shade are good this
season.
The jacket is very fitted, short,
and double breasted. The skirt is
straight, with three windswept
pleats in the front, below the knees.
The top coat is a full length one,
very British in cut. with straight
sleeves, and a suggestion Of padding
across the shoulders. 1t is belted
across the back.
Since she is too young to have
fine furs, she will wear q cerise and
blue roundup scarf, held in place
with an initial clip in navy. Her
hat will be a Breton sailor in shiny
rough navy straw, turning up all
around.
In the lapel of her top coat she
will wear two red carnations. She
recently has learned that though
this fashion is accredited to Noel
Coward, it really was introduced by
President Mckinley, and so is a
real American style.
BOucle Suit in Green
Her chum, who was graduated
from college last year, and is now
working in a downtown Office, will
accompany her Easter afternoon to
a downtown movie.
She will wear a boucle suit of
dark green, with a boucle blouse of
lighter green in lacy mesh weave
The soft cowl neckline of the blouse
will be held in place with a ieweled
clip. over it she will wear a Bal
maccan top coat, buttoning high at
the neck, in raincoat style. with two
wooden buttons on a string, and
wooden buttons down the front
The coat is made with raglan
shoulders and is very full in back.
She will wear a three-cornerec
scarf of dark and light green, the
ends of which are brought around
in back, and then to the front. and
tied under the chin, with the ends
fared slightly.
Her hat will be a three-way felt,
which she can wear either turned
down all around: up in back and
down in front. or turned up all
around. On her coat will be yellow
jonquils.
Sports Trend Evident
Though it was difficult to per-
Suade young John to put his mind
on clothing instead of basketball, he
did become interested when he saw
the belted back suit of tweed which
copied the lines of those which his
father wore for business. Anticipat-
ing the success of his schools team
in the tournament, he prevailed or
his father to buy him in addition to
this a double breasted suit, for dress
You know. dad. there viii be
lots of parties after We win," he
said.
But even this suit showed touch
Of the sports influence in packet
pockets and the easy fit.
Mr.. Public'S own choice, since he
was planning to attend nothing for
nal, was sports suit with belted
back and easy shoulders. He chose
a hairy fabric, knowing that il
would not show wear so quickly
Had he been planning a formal cos
tune he learned that he would need
a black or oxford gray cut-away
with a white, buff or gray waistcoat;
striped trousers. and a gray or black
ascot. white wing collar and silk
hat.
For Lighter Formality
The salesman who showed him
the new Easter clothes assured him
that for lighter formality he would
need an oxford gray jacket, either
single or double breasted; vest to
match or IN white. buff or gray, and
trousers OF either black and white
stripes. solid gray, or subdued black
and white checks.
With this, he would wear white
fold collar and derby or Homberg
hat.
Mr.. Public drew a sigh of relief
when the shopping was finished. OF
course, the Easter idea was a good
one-but there were things which
were of more interest TO him just
then.
Take Tech, for instance" he said
to the salesman. What do you
think Of its chance Of winning2"