Evening star., 1935-02-07

A BROWN CREPE PRINTED IN
RUST AND PALE BEIGE. THE
FROCK SHOWS AN ENTIRELY
NEW FRONT AND BACK
sKETCHED IN A WASHINGTON
SHOP.
enterprising shop have a place t.
park galoSheS just inside the main
entrance, somewhat on the order o.
the umbrella rack, with maid service
to take them off and put them on
again. Such store would surely
draw all the bad weather shoppers
into its folds, not to mention the
saving Of unsightly tracking in OF
mucky wetness near all entrances.
But when it is fair and warmer,
we are lured once more to window
shopping, and that is just the first
step toward serious buying. Of
course you have seen the quantities
of new Spring suits greeting you
from all these windows, and don't
you find them an attractive group?
Navy blue seems to head the list
of the dressy suits, while brown
and beige 60 in for sports types,
as usual.
ONE local shop has a particularly
attractive display of three-piece
sport suits which seems to be well
favored by the men, so you may know
that there is nothing fussy there
These suits have that man-tailored,
practical, comfortable look, and yet
so smart Father might be easily per-
suaded to hand over the money for
one of these to his young and charm
ing daughter when he would not be
at all interested in financing a new
dance frock. The short jacket and
skirt is small novelty check woolen
in brown and soft beige and over it
Is worn a well-tailored coat of plain
brown with patch pockets and notched
collar that may be turned up at the
back. Another version of this suit
has q checked top coat over suit
Of plain brown. A brown sports felt
hat completes each outfit.
A trim and slim two-piece tailored
mannish suit has bit of beige vest
showing between the lapels and above
that a mans tie of tangerine crepe
on a white silk shirt
The suit Sketched is OF navy blue,
very soft imported tweed with inter-
esting scanning which widens out to-
ward the bottom in each case. What
appears to be a yoke is in reality a
cape. and there is a checked linen
detachable collar. The inverted pleatS
at the back are new and effective.
A dressy suit, also of imported tweed
in a basket like weave is of slaty blue
trimmed with big, fluffy bands OF
blue fox on the sleeves. The short,
full jacket has yoke in the back
only and a straight, standing collar.
These are only taste of the
suits and there is lots more to
say about capes and separate
coats, too, but we want to men,
ton q few dresses that we saw
this week First, there is the
one sketched, of brown silk
printed in rust and beige and
entirely suitable for immediate
wear. Plain silk in pale beige
and rust forms the scarf neck
extending to the waistline at
the front only. The back full
ness, which is very new. is
formed by tucking the material
at the top and allowing it to
fall free at the bottom. 1t is
admirably suited to the tall.
slender figure.
TN LIGHTER vein is an AQUA creme
with long tunic blouse trimmed
with inch and half banding en-
broidered in leaf design in two tones
Of brown. One band makes the collar
and two bands follow the front. The
pockets on the left. side of the waist
and the right side of the tunic are
also embroidered. This frock also
comes in other pastel colors. When
you use really attractive print it is
not necessary to have much trimming
on your dress. For the South is shown
q coral crepe with an irregular ring