The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, March 21, 1934, Page THREE, Image 3

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WEDNESDAY. MARCH 21. 1031.
THE DAILY NEHRASKAN
THREE.
Individualism Is
Noted in Display
Of New Coed Hats
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Wear the hat that looki beat on
you that is fashion's advice for
spring because It la a season of In
dividualism, and hats are being
ehown In an endless variety of
n. style, shape, and
Jt'Ci color.
Adventurous
souls will like the
new big hats, for
one trend is to
ward brims
-which have
brought the
round cartwheel
and the drooping
muHhroom brim
with the crown
sofMy arranged
in loose folds of
material,
Faces will be worn tool Some
prefer the Diadem type, a baby
face hat worn In a devil-may-care
fashion on the back of the head.
Among the favorites are the
sailors, Jaunty Bretons, wide sail
ors that roll up at the very edge
of the brim, and disk sailors.
And then there is the flatten
pan-cake hat, the picture hat, pi
rate effects, berets in many forms,
brims that turn up on one side, and
ribbon caps.
Materials are alpaca straw, ba
kou, mllan braid, rough straw,
stitched fabrics, and silks of con
trasting material. Facings, rib
bons, flat bowb, feathers, flowers,
and clips are used for trimming.
MEN -Here
They
Are
$cjoo
and up
A complete selection of
the latest Spring Shoes.
Tan Calf
Black Calf
Gray Suede
White Sport
Two-Tone Combinations
dingers Inc.
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mm
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Fash ion Decrees
Cam pun Suits To
lie Hough Fabric
Pictures by Rlnthart-Marsdtn.
Those who saw Ginger. Rogers in
"Flying Down to Rio" will rccog
nizH thiH gown shown by Cynthia
Pedley for It Is a copy of the de
sign by Orry-Kelly of Warner
Brother's and sold by Ben Simon's
and Son.s.
It Js a studio style,- five -o'clock
dress of wild rose Bcllforte carde,
with a guimpe of sheer pink or
ganza, and very, very lovely.
Cloves Important
Accessory to New
Spring Ensembles
"Hands up!" cries fashion, for
gloves are an important accessory
to the spring ensemble.
Linen gloves in white, natural,
and navy blues are new, as are the
fascinating white spring gloves.
White pique gloves and hats come
in attractive sets to matcn collars
and cuffs.
Unusual combinations are gloves
with Italian straw cuffs to match
a st-aw beret, black and white
striped linen gloves, and gay plaid
taffeta srloves to match a wide
chin bow.
For evening there are taffeta
gloves and organdy gloves witn
wide cuffs to match ones gown.
For snort and street wear there
are smart new two-tone fabric
doeskin and cape-skin hand
stitched gloves, some with initials
on the knuckles, as monograms
are an important part of acces
sories. Gloves that look hand-
crocheted are also important. Of
course kid gloves, especially navy
to match a suit ensemble, ana un
usual black and white combina
tions ate always good. "
THE
Bi-Swing
A Great Step Forward
to Comfort
Men and young men are snapping out of drab Into the
bright new sport suits. They are here in a multitude of
styles and pattern effects . . . Gaberdines, checks, plaids,
Harris tweed, and flannels ... In all tn nw tprlng
shades of blue, grey, brown, tan and green. Single and
double breasted models.
$
50
Others at $15.00 to $22.50
OPEN SATURDAYS 'TILL 9:00 P. M.
1028 O St.
Tlio ull thut will be seen slroll-
lng across the campus, dancing at
the Park, and ringing sorority
doorbells will ba of rough fabric
and will fit in a loose, easy way.
Rough rugged tweeds, rough in
texture and with bold patterns,
are in vogue for sports. There are
a variety of sport-back models,
some with yolks, some wttn pieatea
backs, all with an easy swing.
These rough tweeds are replacing
flannel coats.
Slacks are replacing the cordu
roys bo long popular with college
men. These are of Harris tweed
or of gabardine. Dark shades are
worn with light Jackets, and light
shades such as pale grey or beige
with darker colored Shetland jac
kets. Slacks tend to the peg-top
models with full pleats In front
and open lap seams on the sides.
Checks are replacing stripes and
solid colors are still good.
One of the best things about the
sports suits is that almost any
color combination is acceptable.
With a brown suit you may wear
any shade of brown or gray, so
that with a sports suit and a pair
of slacks you are almost as well
off as though you had two differ
ent suits.
Flannel sport coats are passing
out, being replaced by rough
tweeds and shtlands. New fea
tures are the all-around belt which
gives a swagger appearance and
leather buttons. Colors are brown,
blue, gray and a popular combina
tion "light or dark," a light camel
hair shade worn with darker
slacks, is featured, although it is
the reverse of former years.
" In dressy suits the doublebreast
ted trend Is gaining in popularity
every year and patch pockets are
also in high favor. The three but
ton, single breasted, very soft
front coat with patch pockets is
a smart model. The coat is slightly
longer than in other suits, and the
soft Shetland fabrics are the ones
featured.
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Pictures by Rlnehart-Marsden,
"Swell for picnics," claimed
Andy Blondell as he modeled this
single-breasted sport suit of Home
Spun fabric from Magee's Men's
Department. One of the best fea
tures, in addition to the newest
patch pockets and sport back, is
the zipper trousers, which promise
to replace buttons on all of the
better suits.
Netv Colors, Weaves
Will Brighten Up
Darker Ensembles
New colors and weaves in shirts
that will brighten up darker en
sembles for men this spring. Most
men distrust their color sense and
so thev wear white shirts.
Here is a simple color guide for
shirts and cravats that will tell
you what colors can be worn in
combination.
Complementary color;;
Red and green,
Blue and orange
Hard yellow and French blue
Yellow and violet
Bluish green and crimson
Black and red
Harmonizing colors:
Black with orange, red, yellow,
or green
Red with blue, green, or yellow
Blue with scarlet, orange, or
green
Yellow witn Diue, green, or rea
Green with scarlet, orange, or violet
Grey with black, red, or maroon
Colors that clash:
Violet and scarlet
Purple and pink
Is my purse :
proud!
I'm getting
TOP
CLASS AT
TOURIST
via Red Star
to Europe -
THE whole ship if yours at low Tourist
Qaat fares when you sail on one of
these four large, comfortable Red Star
liners. You get the best staterooms, decks
and public rooms, for Tourist Class is top
class on the ship. Regular sailings to and
from Southampton, Havre and Antwerp.
Minimum fares Tourist Class 117.50
OneWay,?212RoundTrip;Thirdaas
f&3 One Way, 144.0 Round Trip.
S.S.MINNEWASKA S. S. MINNETONKA
23,000 grou Coos
(. S. PENNLAND S. $. WESTIRNLANG
16,900 gross ions '
Sre yomr Ucml ntf. Hu mf art fn.
RED STAR LINE
tsmboHBl Mereaatiss Marias Co. ,
216 No. Michigan Ave., Chlcatro
mm
are more subdued and dulicut.
Old gold that looks like the me'.al
of an heirloom is another costume
jewelry Innovation.
SOFTER HUES TREND
IN MEN'S SWEATEES
Sweaters are blossoming forth
on manly chests, but not the bright
gaudy hues of yesterday. The
trend In sweaters this year are
mohair and soft brushed-wools in
greys, blues, tans, soft yellows,
and whites.
Swcnter Hets. consisting of a
coat sweatei and a sleevele4
sweater to match, are galnlij
favor. The coat typo and the all
over models with buttons or ei
pers will predominate.
Streamline Trends
Dominate Footwear
A$ Fashion Dictatt
Even shoes go streamline thi
year, for tho glovefltting atrean.
line, with perforations and stitch
ings carrying out the effect, an
getting the big pay In fashion r-n-tert.
The trenl in acci'smirii's is
toward brown, altho blacks and
blues hip mil Inportant IpuiIi ih.
From th uii have come a fi.-w
models n I vittd colors -bright
greens, 1 cill uei blues and. of
course, they mould match the
handbag.
Mexican ctoyor red river clny is
another colof irouslng consider
able Interest h handbag, gloves
and shoes to mitch.
And for gnral all-around day
time wenr. kldikln and calfHkin
are still the Vigue. For sports wear
and rough leathers are very much
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in tl-.e fa, "t. picture, and the
sniertcr m.iels are displaying
th-ni with twf-edi and sports togs.
Cnihhed pig, crushed kid, and
madrucca leather are the leading
type in these shoes.
GLADYS PARKER
BEAUTE' SALON
122 N Street, Upstairs tMU
SPECIALS EACH
WEEK
Cill us for your Beauty Needs
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Pictures by Hlnshart-Msrsdsn.
Florence Borgerson is charming
in this classic gown of filmy mous
illn do anlA from Miller &
Paine. A grosgrain belt is cleverly
manipulated to give a very ni;n
faRhlnn. Kmnlre bodice. The bil
lowy whiteness of this exquisite
creation, wnicn is eternauy icim
nlne with sweeping flounces and
mamrtllth nil ffpil nlneves. is not
broken by color. Even the starched
chrysanthemums on tne Doaice are
pure white.
Completing the ensemble are the
crystal bracelets and earrings,
gardenia mounted comb, ruffled
net 'kerchief, organdy gloves with
net palms and full flare cuffs. The
purse 13 of ruffled chiffon, mount
ed on a gold frame with a brilliant
r-ifln Comnlementine accessories
are from the Accessories Shop at
Miller's.
BOW TIES FOR MEN
'SNAP' INTO FAVOR
"You can pull the bow and hit
the apple." Back wnen tnat jnne
was new. bow ties were being
worn, and now bow ties have
"snapped" back into favor.
Bow ties will be especially popu
lar with campus clothes and
tweeds. Pointed-end bows and
sauared-ends in stripes and figures
are being shown in wool, silk, and
cotton cloth.
Knitted tie will also prove
enormously popular this spring.
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You can wear a jacket of one
pattern and trousers of another
this spring without seeming to be
just wearing out "orphan" gar
ments. If you can, get two suits
and you'll have a four-way com
bination to rotate at will. Sport or
plain jacket, with odd trousers or
slacks are particularly in vogue
this season.
Costume Jewelry
Is Important in
Spring Ensemble
Costume jewelry has come back
into the mode and is important in
completing milady's ensemble. For
sportswear colors are gay, snow
ing the red-yellow-black combina
tion that is at
tributed to the
Mexican influ
ence. Wide com
position brace
lets in vivid
colors add a
new note to
spectator sports
costumes, while
clips and ear
rings complete
the outfit.
Bracelets, seven or eight at a
time, or else wide hone ones, are
popular because of the new three
quarter length sleeves and of the
great use of dark blue demanding
something to break the line.
There is a lot of nautical Jewelry
to go with sailor hats and sailor
suits.
For afternoon and evening
jewlery comes In colors, but they
YOUR DRUG STORE
Remember those famous nooa
lunches at our fountain.
CALL US FOR RUSH ORDERS
The OWL PHARMACY
148 No. 14th A P
B106S
Looking towards .
The Smait Life
VTTRE as ntlvrnturous as the first robin, as
W antiriputive us the early crocus, and as
inspiriting as the spring zephyrs when it
tomes to getting the first modes of the fashion
world. Right now, we have In captivity all
of those styles that the smart ones are
rheering; and we believe, also, those due
for a triumph when the summer suns
blaze their accustomed course. We're
wondrous-wise that way ever-ready
with a new love when you're a-weary-ing
of the old. Moreover we're practical-minded
(usually). And we're
inexpensive! And we're discern
ingat to individual needs and
tastes! Our showings are as
varied as the whims of the
fashions, the sizes of budgets
and the personalities of the
race. What is your
pleasure?
With a new spring!
ENGLISH
TWEED SWAGGER SUITS
(Good travelers.)
ALL MANNER
OF SHEER FROCKS
(Major from this on out.)
WHITE FABRIC GLOVES
IN NUMBERS
(Little things looming big.)
WHITE WOOL SUMMER COATS
(A "next" wardrobe essential.)
SPORTS SHIRTWAIST FROCKS
(The Gibson Girl classic.)
ALL THE NECKWEAR NICETIES
(Medieval, cinema, or what will.)
HATS BRIMMED WITH
THE MODE
(And lilted to taste.)
TWO-IN-ONE
DAYTIME DRESSES
(With adjustable complexes.)
MANY KNITWEAR FASHIONS
(Made or to handmake.)
THE MODE IN FOOTWEAR
(White, grey, navy, black.)
COATS THAT ARE WINDBLOWN
(The active silhouette.)
THE RIGHT JEWELRY ACCENTS
(Which matter much.)
COME!
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