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Masculine
Miscellany
Except for the man of 50 find
only a few of those, hats, too, are
running to a loungier, more com
fortable stylo plus a much wider
range of shades and fantastic
trimmings. Otherwise, felts are
more and more pliable and flex
ible, to be worn exactly as the
Individual likes and looks best.
Early fall models will carry the
narrower bands. Crowns have a
tendency to run lower and brims
a tendency to run wider as was
the style even last year. While
jiff)
inip brims probably are the larg
est sellers, off the face models
are coming back strong but al
ways in the softer, more pliable
manner. There is scarcely a shade
of tan. brown or gray with some
green interspersed that is not rep
resented. One of the outstanding
trends is the great flare to rough
haggy materialt for mid-winter
use and for the same old reason
-such materials lend themselves
io much more to that comfortable,
colorful look. The basic models
In these hats come from the Tyrol
and other more famous winter re
tort localities which is further
evidence of how we are protruding
ports styles into town and busi
ness use.
Wool Ties to the Fore.
Because they are much easier
to tie because they wrinkle a
great deal less and because they
last twice as long, wool tics wiil
be one of the most popular style
r
of cravat through the long winter
months. They made a new debut
About town years ago and have
been gaining steadily in favor ever
since. These are not the heavy
bunglesome woolens of ten years
ago, of course, but thin lightweight
woolen fabrics which from a short
t distance have all the lure of rich
silks both in texture and brilliant
patterns. They are a boon to
the man who inevitably has
trouble getting the stiffer silks
into a neat, easy knot. You'll find
every store showing a large dis
play of this neckwear Hnd you'll
be amazed how Httrai lively the
designs and colors are developed.
Rich, luxurious silks, however,
will never be displaced entirely in
the wardrobe of particularly
dressed men and the silk neckwear
for fall and winter displays a
gorgeous selection of brilliant de
signs and colors.
Collar Attached Shirt, Go Big.
Never before In the history of
American dress have soft collar
attached shirts had such a plav.
They have always been good in
summer, of course, but today, four
out of five men wear them to busi
ness in fact, every occasion ex
cept formal dress itself. There are
three outstanding models the
original polo shirt with the long
buttoned down points to the collar
-the slightly shorter pointed
, hilar without buttons and the
foliar with the short, semi-rounded
points (usually buttoned down l.
msde so popular a few years ago
by the duke of Windsor and stii;
(Continued on Piige 8.)
Daily Nebraska n Fashion Editor Covers
Formal Fall Opening of Downtown
Stores
Pledges Preen
For Initial N. U
Appearance
Ann Beard, Thota pledge, tones
down her red and blue plaid jacket
and skirt with a red sweater.
Virginia Jones, Chi O. pledge,
has a severely tailored aqua wool
dress. It has a maroon zipper
down the back with a matching
hankie in the front pocket. With
it she wears a marmink bolero
and bergundy accessories.
For afternoon, beautiful in its
simplicity is Mildred Manning's,
Gamma Phi pledge, black rough
crepe dress with gold clips and
belt, pert black felt hat with
brightly colored feathers.
"Kappy" Horner, a Delta
Gamma, in an ever-popular wool,
rfist colored, a blue hat, and nov
elty name clip in wood.
Barbara Lee of the Chi O
pledges chooses a grey wool dress
with white and black lines thru
it. black buttons down the front,
white collar and cuffs, suede ac
cessories including a pouch bag on
draw strings.
Lillian Williamson, Phi Mil
pledge, has a green and brown
plaid wool skirt with a brown
velveteen vest. With this, she
wears a bright green dunce hat,
creme colored sport shoes with
green anklets, and she carries a
brow'n kit purse.
Sigma Kappa pledge Marion
Fulton ha a blue date dress with
a little box jacket trimmed in
hammered gold.
Dark haired Joan Beltzer, Delta
Gamma pledge, plus a dark skirt,
pink angora, prom, and flats, velly
much like college.
Ramona KD Hanson likes her
green woolen peasant dress em
broidered In multi-colored yam
flowers, and goes unusual in her
accessories.
Tri Delts envy their pledge
Rosalie Towse her red fox chulitjy
jacket.
Raymond Hall's Jean Echtin
kamp wears a blue velvet date
dress with blue accessoiies.
Lincoln Gamma Phi Betty Fos
bury brightening the campus in
her reel and blue plaid wool with
neat white collar and ruffs, plus
led suede beanie, blue suede purse.
Registration rush smoothly
taken rare of in black and white
checked skirt, plain black top.
black anil white flats, by Margaret
Mover, Delta Gamma pledge.
Chi O Pledge Barbara Dale
sports a top wine costume suit
with a crushed plush cape trimmed
In top wine. With it she wears
a black doll hat.
Esther Patterson of Raymond
Hall wears a brown silk blouse
under her salmon colored bolero
with matching skill. Her accesor
ies are brown.
Betty Patrick, Alpha Xi pledge,
touc hes up her Spicer, Cinnamon
dress with red earth belt, shoes,
purse, gloves and hat.
Add to knic k-knacks Betty Jane
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Gay 90's Keynote
Season's Styles
For Campus Coed
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The silhouette is tall and slim with uplifted bosom, high erect shoulders . . .
skirts slightly shorter . . sleeves raised in new narrower lines . . . high collars
rise to meet UPSWEPT coiffures . . . soaring millinery . . . EVERYTHING IS
GOING UP!
find what is the style for college men? Just to look up to . . . and keep up
with . . . these "fashion fancy" college women!
(DDDi Mallat's "Time Marches
On" charm bracelet, or Lorraine
Grant's unusual garnet ring.
1 Marion Lydick. Alpha Phi, who
l spent her freshman year at
Stephens has as her mascot a big
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Natalie Johnson, an A O PI, In
a black taffeta skirt; matching
bolero and while chiffon bloure.
A mustard colored wool two
piece dress is chosen by Alpha Xi
pledge Kathleen llyndshaw. The
Jac ket has black velvet leaves Hp
pliqued at the waist and neck,
matching her accessories.
A gray wool dress and black
accessories are chosen by Ray
mond Hall j Carol Morgan.
Mary Fran Kier. Aloha
adding to the color of the Fresh
man dance with her Bordeaux
beenle and Jacket over a striped,
accordion pleated skirt.
Genevieve Stein of 8 D T seems
to go In for the dirndl. She be.
decks herself In one fashioned of
black taffeta with royal blue ac
cessories. Jane Chambers, KKG pledge,
borrow the blue of the Stream
liner stewardess In her "Hostess
Phi,
Blue" suit The short jacket is
made with six pockets. The skirt
is pleated.
Mary Brion, Alpha Xi pledge,
chooses a teal blue suede cloth
dress. Short puffed sleeves and
trimmings of black caracul fur
and the ever present blac k acces
sories complete the picture.
Gail Ferguson, KD pledge,
catching attention In a black vel
vet date dress with a square neck
line and tiny puffed sleeves, dainty
white lace touching up the neck
and sleeves, a tiny doll hat and
black suede accessories making
the outfit complete.
Marion Gibson, Kairbury D. G.,
her blue eyes accented by a blue
velveteen dress, dubonnct acces
sories. Janice Lee Morrison, Alpha Phi.
the envy of the house with her
pastel cardigan sweatshirts or
dered from New York.
Esther Ellers endorses the mode
for contrast with the tucked brown
skirt, light tan top and green
suede belt. This new Kappa fas
tens htr skirt with tiny gold but
tons at the neck.
Louise Matthews of Raymond
hall chooses dubonnct accessories
to wear with her black suit.
Chi O pledge Jo Ann Green
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wears suspenders with her green
velvet gored skirt and white satin
blouse and green velvet bolero.
Of course there are green acces
sories. A gaypb.id cardigan style jacket
of gray, black and red is worn
with a hlack alpaca skirt by Alpha
Xi pledge Ben Alice Day. The
blouse is her famous signatuie af
fair. She has her friends write
their names on it and then em
broiders the signature.
Florence Mall, Alpha Phi. takes
her wooden name pin and uses it
on a blue felt snap brim.
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somber colors. Anything with a
purple or mauve cast is good. So
are the blue-greens.
The tweed suits, new dresses,
and the bright feathers of hats
all feature the same brilliant or
richly subdued colorings of the au
tumn leaves and foliage. Bird col
ors, too, are shown in new fa
shions, with vivid bluebird blue one
of the more popular colors among
the college set. Among the wood
tones featured are the russet reds
of autumn leaves, the rich tones
of mahogany, pinegieen and ce
dar. Many beautiful shades of
green are shown, ranging from
vivid green to deep blue greens
of old pine trees.
Vintage shades are shown in
hats and dresses, as well as ac
cessories, and include glamorous
new reds with purplish hue, such
as huckleberry, sloeberry. rose
berry and grapejuicc. Cherry red
and cherry winu are both featured
as new style colors. Raspberry
teds are lovely in wools and soft
silks.
Vivid splashes of color add in
terest to clark dresses and cos
tumes. Suits display bright
hlouscs or gleaming tops of flower
pastels. Rare combinations of
subtly contrasted or blended colors
are shown in dresses, too, after the
Alix manner. Two or three colors
of hte same range arc also beau
tifully combined.
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I'-very year every one gets all 1
excited about colors. You read '
that this color or that one is to i
be worn to the exclusion of prac- '
tically everything else. Such j
statements are, of course, gross ex- I
aggerations and you'll find just as i .
many good old blacks and browns I
worn as there always have been. I Lincoln, Nchr., Scptcinlicr l.'itli. " Fashion
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Z Siis fan winte ""l" if '? vi-w Iho .lisplnys of l ho win'.low-trimmen,'
son. ,ut- Jllt'l(' shmlcs. ccllopliniic papers, and soplm-
Smartest of all, always, is black. H('iit'd charcoal lettered signs to tell the fashion story in writ-
Any wardrobe that doesn't boast inr, lliotigh the windows in themselves spelled "Fair''
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the basic costume type should be.rn, c..;,. 1.,,.. 1 n- 1 . 1 1 . 1 1
ashamed of itself. j s 'm,l,)''S I"H s hats arc adorned with ostrich pinnies and
Outstanding probably are plum ! Vl'"s- I''10 l"11"' "I;ISS waistline and hoop skirts arc reminiscent
and the new teal blue. They're rich ; ol the good old days of I'eiuininit v. Evening gowns are strap.
wZ. ,.i?ui u ,u !"'ss' ('V''11 nsiltt-i-Ji-ss. and brought, hack the camisole. Thev
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plnsticated, 111 one color and complemented
jewelry.
The deep sophist icatd wines, plums, dubonnct. set off the
rich velvet materials, heavy crepes and wool frocks. The new
teal blue is most often combined wilh dubonnct. This fall, as
in most years, black remains the favorite for any feminine cos
tume, because it can be relieved with any number of different
colors, in accessories, and with much heavy jewelry. Furs, es
pecially the nw short chubby jackets, are part of nianv dress
1 costumes.
i Scallops find Iheinselves on shoes, dress shoes. Platform
j soled sandals are featured for dress and sports. Wedge soles,
slightly less thick than this summer, are on the campus and
sport shoes.
j Stepping out in style, are the no-longer somber suits for
j 1 Tic college man, and every other man. of course, (ireens,
browns, and blues, traditional colors, are much brighter this
fall, and allow the male to express himself in the accessories
j he wears. Ties look like great splashes of autumn leaf colors,
and socks continue to have circles that go round and round in
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the suit but to attract attention to Iheinselves. Men's shoes as
always, are substantial looking, with slightly different, styling.
As ye, there seems to be no back to the gay nineties movement"
for the masculine stvles.
Sigma Kappa's pledge Ann
Schumann has a Rancho Rose cos
tume suit. The jacket is "Chubby
Wolf."
Suede cloth in deep rose and
blue, and black accessories, on
of Delta Gamma's
Betty Shroeder,
new class.
Florence Meyerscm SPT will go
stepping in smart Pansan acces
sories. Doris Grabow. Kappa I'elt, takes
our eye in a rust wool dress, with
waist line flattered by a wide sash
of similar material; tiny flowers
running up to the bodire.
Matilda Halley, pledge of Chio
O., sports
The dress
black
plain
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costume suit,
with a gath
ering down the front. The jacket
has a patent leather design. Na
turally, she completes the outfit
with black accessories.
Ruth Somberg new SDT. has a
smart black wool sport dress with
a large red horse zipper talon.
Mary Rokahr. Tri Dclt, looking
forward to wearing her gray bush
coat lots over different skirts.
A three piece beige suit is the
pride and joy of Betty Kennedy,
Kappa pledge. The suit has a hip
length jacket, r.ipped up the front,
a swagger coat with squared shoul
ders, and just to liven things up, a
flame colored scarf at the neck.
Miriam Rubnitz of Omaha is the
S.D.T. neckerchief wearer. She has
a most unusual oc llection.
Janis Adams. Gumma Phi, full
skirted silk, and wine accessories,
such as hat, gloves and shoes,
whips out in a smooth manner.
Faye Lambert, Chi O pledge,
wears a two piece suit with a
black and white checked top and
a checked long sleeved jacket. In,
eluded in her black accessories are
zipper shoes.
Theta pledge Ruth MacMillan
has gone "Scotchy" with a red
plaid skirt, white stiff blouse and
black velveteen jacket.
Maryellen Marko, A. O. PI frosh,
seen wearing a tailored black wool
skirt and gold wool blouse, with
full length zipper and triple pockets.
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