Evening star., 1937-09-22

as for sport. New among these is a
forest green chenille with two sets of
double pockets high on the Jacket,
each of them bound with plaid woolen
to match the wide plaid belt.
Perfect for the well-dressed busi-
ness woman is an oxford gray jacket
suit with reversible cape striped in
light gray on one side and plain on
the other. A white, hand-knitted scarf
and novel Schiaparelli bone fastenings
are good details. More for sports is a
two-piece dress of brown rabbits hair
with contrasting woolly nubs on the
jacket and a plain skirt. A gilet of
rust red is added for good. measure.
Peasant figures in lemon yellow and
brick red on dark brown make an in
teresting jacquard pattern on a Zip
per-fastened blouse that is worn with
a plain brown skirt.
Among the new sweaters is one
with an extra tab at the front OF the
high round neck that may be en-
broidered with initials. making it
more individual. The shop that has
these sweaters is also singing the
praises of perfectly grand reversible
raincoat that is tops" for real sports
wear. 1t comes in a natural beige
gabardine on one side with a Scotch
plaid on the other 1t is cut on clas-
ical raglan lines and worn without a
belt. It's just the thing to have as
an extra layer of warmth over a
sweater outfit for early Fall foot ball
games, and if there is the slightest
probability of inclement weather YOU
won't mind, with this coat on your
arm all ready for any emergency.
THE whole green family is very
popular this Fall. Spruce green
is lovely in the soft woolens. It's that
blush green that is particularly eff
fectiye in rabbits hair and kindred
fabrics that give that slightly grayish
cast that exactly resembles the steeiy
look of blue spruce trees. If this green
is not becoming to you, there are any
number of other more yellowy greens
from which to choose. Fortunately.
there is no one best and smartest
green. Just take the one you like the
most.
Have you noticed how smart the
natural blond calf belts look on green
sports dresses. and on other colors.
too, for that matter? These harness.
maker belts are thick and heavy. with
stitching along the edges. They even
squeak and creak like a saddle and
are perfect for sports wear. Some
dresses have buttons made of the
same leather.
Liberty scarfs are being shown in
lovely colors to wear with sweaters
and save them from monotony. The
interesting map scarfs and various
other college and city themes that
We saw in New York are now in our
own shops. There is even a very
large and mportant-looking silk
square inscribed with the Cunstitu-
ton of the United States. This was
prominently displayed last week dur
ing the commemoration of the signing
of that document.
Interesting and different among
knitted frocks is one in black that is
done in a she'll design and fashioned
on draped dressmaker lines. This is
a one-piece model with colarless
V-neck with high surplice closing and
folds of the material draped to the
left under-arm seam; the skirt flares
out from the knees. At first glance
one wonders how to get into this
dress, but inquiry disclosed the fact
that upper fastenings at both side
seams do the trick.
Deep wine reds, plum and grape
tones are we'll liked for sports and
are combined with odd purply blues.
grays and chartreuse for novel effects.
Often soft, dull pink is used with
dark red for a sweater or jersey blouse
with suit.