PACE TWO
THE IUII.Y NEBRSKA. TIHTHSI)Y, OH (HH.lt 7, 1037
; TfoeDailyNebraskan
Entered na Mcnnd-rlMt mnttrr at the pnntoffiii In
Lincoln. Nilirai.ka, muter art nf ci.m;ri-a, Muii-li 3, IM.'.i.
and at a ni'lBl rule of prmUir pruvldi-il fur In wi-llnn
1103. act til October 8, 1017, authorlzi'd Jnminry uu, WJ.2.
Man's Favorite
Indoor Sporl
Nathaniel Ward wiih one of tin: curliest
1 Amerienn writcrR. lie emitrriited to ev Kinr-
lnnd nnd was eolleiimie ;istnr ;it Ai:i.'iiu or
, IpHvvirli, P:U-3f. lie is noted fur liis 1 ilu tt i-s
wit h laiiRunKC nnd hoiim-1 init-s iviiiemlii-ri'd fur
indulninu: in the np-old indoor sport for men,
criticizing women's fashions.
' This hemp; the Fall Fashion edition of the
. Kcl)raskan, we wilhliold conmicnt on shorter
skirls nnd fornials for women and the long
plain hacked, rolldapelled coats for tnen. ln
sleud, we give you n taste of old Pastor Ward,
whoso writing was done, we must remember,
. when the Indian nienaee was more than dis
torted history and the Queen's clothes were
' reflected months later in the colonies, some
times even in the Puritan places of w ' ,
PASTOR WARD:
He that to parrots speaks, must par'
He that instructs a foole, may act the
unwise.
I honour the woman that, can honour her
selfe with her attire: a good text id waves de
serves a fair mnrgent ; 1 am not miieli offended,
if I see a trimnie (ornament), far trimmer than
, she thnt weares it: in n word, whatever Chris
tianity or civility will allow, 1 can afford with
London measure (more than a full yeard):
But when I heare a numerous (triflc
irventing) gentlcdame inquire what dresse
the queen is in this week: what the nudius
tertian (oi the day before yesterday) fashion
of the court; with egge (eagerness) to be in
it in all haste, whatever it be ; I look at her
as the very gizzard of a trifle, the product of
. a quarter of a cypher, the epitome of nothing-,
; ammmammmmmmnm.mi mmmmmmmmmmmm
fitter to be kickt, if shoe were of a Mckablc
substance, than either honour 'd or humour 'd.
To speak moderately, 1 truly coufessc it is
beyond the ken of my understanding to con
ceive, how those women should have any true
grace or valuahle crtuc, that have so little
wit, as to disfigure themselves with such exo
lick garhes, as not only dismantles their native
lovely lustre, but transeloiils them into ganl
bar-gcese, ill-shapeii shoteli,sliell-f ish, Kgyptian
hyeroglyphics, or at. the best into French flurls
of the paslcry, which a proper F.nylisli woman
should seorne with her heals: it. is no marvcll
they wca re drailcs (trailing head-dresses) on
the hinder part of their heads, having nothing
as it seems iii the fore-part, but a few sipiirrils
brains to help them frisk from one ill-favored
fashion to another.
These whimm-crown'd slices, these fashion
fansying' wits,
Are empty thin brain 'd shells and fitlling
kits. ....1 have been a solitary widdower almost
twele years, purposed lately to make a sleji
over to my native country for a yoke-fellow:
hut. u hi n 1 consider how women there have
tripe-wil'etl themselves with their cladinents, 1
have no heart, to the voyage, least, their nause
ous shapes and the sea, should work too sorely
upon my stomach. I speak sadly; me thinks
it should brcakp the hearts of Fnglish nien, to
see so many goodly Fnirlish women imprisoned
in French rages, peerii!!' out of their hood holes
for some men of mercy to help them with a lit
tle wit, and no body relieves them.
....I point my pen only against the light
heel'd beagles that lead the chase so fast, lliat
they run all civility out of breath, against
these ape-headed pullets, which invent aiitiipie
foolc-faiigles, lneerly for fashion and novelty
sake.
The world is full of care, much like unto a
bubble ;
Women and care, and care and women,
and women and care and trouble.
In hil niiIihIiii; NHltiiinlrl tViril In lirr Anifrlriin Mi r.iliin
rlnvs. Ml C.itliifl rr'iilnilrit Unit turn ilt'lniiril liiitnrli'ii i-liitlirt
mill niiTrli'int mII llii'm. 'Mir miinrn urn mily wrllin
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Kclurn of I'midi Cuffs. INxkcl
'niches, Slick-Pins Mark Trend
Of Men's cushions lo s'
Tlilfl I.h the fashion pUilor.
.So, elsewhere. In this Issue, you
will find very positive statements,
will ten by thi men who malic
their living selling clothes, of what
tin; well dressed nian and woman
should wear. Hut., here, we hope to
show you what, he will wear.
In our opinion, certainly not
called for hut expressed anyway,
we have just two peeves us to tilt!
fall styles:
1. We haven't any money to
spend on them.
2. Hut if we hud. we'd liny H
few cross of these loii-morow-liot-tonied
kIiicU.h nnd use llleni to
slMlt II flic.
We naked them (he type of
i lolla s wlili H they prelcr to wear
til M'llool.
M.iry Ciuntii, Riad Sophomore:
Desplle all proteat.s lo the con
trary, nieu'H fa;ihloiiM will change.
Klghl now, I hi.1 trend Is hack to
llle day.l of (he (!ny Nineties, even
to using the same materials In
clot hing.
Keceiilly "Apparel Alts," book
of exclusive fashions for men,
fcouted some of the most exclu
sive and fashionable halls and (he
ater openings In London, nnd dis
covered thai plain white eamhrle
has come hack Into favor for dress
shirts, waistcoats, and lies.
This Is a radical change from
the piipies and niarcellas which
have held the spotlight during the
past ten years, In spile of the fact
that the one of while cambric for
dress wear dates bin k u good hun
dred years to the) days of (he al
most legendary Hean Hiummel, As
used today, this cotton fabric,
which has a hlfch, formal gloss,
contains no pattern whatsoever.
White Pearl Studs.
II lias also been noted thai, while
while pearl sliuls arn used for the
shirt, black waistcoat studs have
received the stamp of approval of
young men In the world's fashion
centers, These black studs are
edged with while, and are very
closely spacrtd.
ImiiIIht evidence of the s(le
"I hale to see liigh-Iiecled shoes, trend may be found In the revival
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anil girls dressed as iho lliey were
going lo a party. (In the campus,
I pnl'er sport shoes, skirls and
sweaters, and units. Some sort, of
j a hat should lie worn, dins should
not wear fancy jewelry on the
cauipli:;.
Vou can always tell (he girl who
really knows clothes, by those she
lias on for Hie occasion,"
Grant Reed, Biznd Freshman:
"Sweaters, odd coats, suits or
any eoinbinat ion of them, as long
as they harmonize. If the suit is
blown, for example, the shoes
sin. uld match. Whirls, lies, and so
should ill. dill.
Another point on personal ap-
of the old-fashioned watch fob
with Its heavy golden splendor,
which Is replacing (he formerly
popularly sMver key cam. The
gold watch fob, eonsiiiered the
only type eorrei t with the tail
coat, marks one more Instance of
the returning- popularity of gold
jewelry for town wear.
More Jewelry Sported.
"The return to gracious living,"
as "Apparel Arts" so aptly ex
presses it, "sounds like a line
cribbed from a silverware ad, but
it applies none the less aptly to the
strong comeback that is currently
being staged by men's jewelry."
More men arc snortinc tewelrv to-
pearance a (ellow should be clean day than for some years past ; not
naven, ii in i lay on loud clonics
md short haircuts."
Anne Hoffman, Bizad Freshman:.
"Skirts, sweaters, sport dresses,
ills, and positively no anklets."
iville Younger, Law college fresh
man:
' ( "oriliiroys and cjiiarter-sleeves
at least that's what I'm going
wear as soon as I save tip money
nough to buy a new pair of cords,
only that, but there Is a noticeable
on account of my last ones got
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IJ IMA
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Studio rhang;d to 138 No. 12th
Closer to University.
Private lesson by appointment
every day and evening
Classes Monday and Saturday,
7:30 to 9:30
Ballroom and Tan
Studle B4252 Res. B4258
ripped in Hie Seat."
Lucilc Thomas, Arts and Sciences
Freshman:
. ."Iiow-hreled shoes, and if her
hair Is pretty, no hat. A girl
shouldn't follow a fad unless it.
looks well on her. If she wants lo
wear anklets, she should wear both
silk stockings and anklets.
No hair ornaments of any kind.
In general, plain wool dresses,
sweaters, skirts, and suits,"
Max Hulbert, Arts and Sciences
Sophomore:
"A fellow should wear anything
he happens to have handy just so
it's clean. Prcferahlc, however, is
a suit, with suede shoes, a light
shirt, and a loud blue lie."
Virginia Rapp, Ag College Sopho
more: "Sweaters and skirts mostly, al
tho some sport dresses arc all
right. With them, should he worn
sport shoes with low heels and
some kind of a small hat that
0JL Via dOL
Improveiiicnl in quality as well as
In quantity.
The formally dressed gentleman
has abandoned the wrist watch
in favor of the gold pes Itet watch,
reserving the wiisl watch loi
sports, travel, nnd similar occas
ions. Such trends also Indicate a
growing tendency lo "dress for the
occasion," and Imply a return to
the pocket watch chain, as men
tioned above. These are worn In
the waistcoat pocket of town
clothes or In the watch pocket of
a dinner jacket.
French Cutfa Favored.
In line with the general re
vival, th, return of the cuff link
Is receiving some attention, along
with the shirt carrying French
cuffs. I'relercnce Is for the In
itialed links, with a modern vers
ion carrying a cut-out. monogram.
Along with the cuff links, wc see
the gold safety pin, which Is worn
In the collar.
One of the most promising types
of jewelry, w hh ll Is now In favor
on many iiildweslcin campuses, Is
the spoiling- motif stickpin. Tho
it suffered a sethiuk after Its In
troduction hern from Knglimd, II
appears to be once more beaded
for fair weather sailing, Pins be
ing worn by fashion leaders are
often quite expensive, being sport
ing designs set In diamonds or
other precious stones, However,
the acceptance of this type of
personal adornment Is epeclei to
lead to Its later appearance In gen
nine gold among the lesser lead
ers, nnd eventually, an Inexpensive
form for the masses.
Will the fashions of today and
tomorrow lead us eventually hack
to the days of IMamoml Jim
liiady? Return of the white cam
bric for dress clothing, the heavy
gold watch seal on Its black ribbed
silk ribbon; reaeeeptanee of the
gold pocket watch with a heavy
gold chain; appearance of the dia
mond stick pin; these me causing
fashion-watchers to look to their
histories.
keeps out of your way. Reside
this, perhaps a sport coat or
jacket."
Gerald Gricss, Arts and Sciences
senior: ,
"I always feel more comfortable
In a pair of corduroys, a shirt and
tie that go well together, and a
leather jacke t.
"Better clothes are nicer, If you
can afford them, but I feel that
most of the fellows In school can
hardly do so."
Homer G. Anderson, Arts and Sci
ences sophomore:
"I prefer lo wear what's com
fortable. I like clean corduroys
not dirty ones and monkey bul
ton shiris with a little wildness In
color. Comfort able shoes, mocca
sins, and a lightweight cloth jack
et. Preferably no tie."
BY ELWOOD RAND0L.
Like the postman who went for
a walk on his day off, Harry John
son, KlfAU baseball announcer, Is
spending his vacaltnn at the world
scries In New Yoi k,
.
Carson Roblson' Ruckaroos arc
famous from coast to coast and
have a large following In the Rril
Ish Isles, hut no Englishman would
know what was meant If he heard
the word "Ruckaroos." Carson al
ways labels his famed act "The
I'loneers" when broadcasting over
URC and appearing in 1-ondon
music halls.
Today's hcadllncr Is Dorothy
Lowell, (ahove), the red-head who
plays the title role In the "Our
Cal Sunday" sketches heard Mon
day thru Friday over KKAR at
11:45 In the morning. Dorothy was
born In New York City and went
abroad at the age of six to study
at the Duncan School In Austria.
At 1 she was playing bits In tho
movies and at 19 was Impersona
ting C.lnger Rogers on Columbia's
"l.r Minutes In Hollywood" pro
gram. Since then she has appeared
on several oilier CBS drama shows,
but this Is her first starring role.
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Imiiiamicl (lliitrcli Oct. 11
Thl Tan Theta, Methodist fra
ternity, is planning lo attend morn
ing services at the Imnianuel
church Sunday Oct. 11, where Rev.
Roland Nye, national chaplain of
I'M Tail Theta and student at the
University, is pastor.
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