Wit-ES. April d.——Dinoro at the ,‘Murant idos Ambassodeurs ore at- Quoting every night a crowd of Jenni people from hotels and villas ether to experiment the new danc- ing floor of satin wood marquetry which the estlblishnient is advertis- inl' extensively cud which can in n for seconds be lifted up to form a platform stage for the attractions. 011 a recent Friday night one of the first. brilliant evenings of the season, a number of smartly dressed women Attended. What. strikes one at first glance is that. excepting the soft chiffon ,grocks. of which there are a. great ,mnny. the smartest now is given b)‘ Iii-sight molding sheaths, beaded in crystalnnd pearls. or embroidered \in metal. The most interesting of these, seen on this Friday. worn by «elusive do“ broache- attenu- st’utuit from oil mend the edge of the skirt. which was cut out. in narrow bottlflnents Ind climbing up the silhouette to reach the end of the V doooilote in from red back. ind lower on the sides. A scarf of pale gold mesh as fine I: routines not completed the deiicste scheme of color-- Anotlior woman. a blond English girl. in the potty of the Rajah or Pudukota. wore a straight slip com— bining. ‘ humaniously blending by gold embroidery. a, top - part of tomatored georgctte and a skirt section of deep Jade green satin. The embroidery in large Oriental. motifs covered the sltlrt entirely and part of the bodice. and a. narrow band of the green continued on the skirt up to the dccolletage ht front and back, as well as under the arms. A young French girl with a slender figure and her dark hair - buck quite straight and completely off her face. showing her ears. had on a. dress of white satin. molding almost in a princess drape silhouette. and featuring :1 long tunic slightly circular at bottom. and opened in front. Originality was given to this simple model by a. row of buttons. and buttonholcs that simulated u fastening of the tunic at back, all- strictly severe in its out. following i the lines of the dress so closely that f ,it seemed to be part of it. , Several black sa'in dI‘LSSL‘S were: . tremcly simple, of the sheath, drap- l l l i -_ Model Fashioned of a Na- ’ 1 Color Bangkok Edged in " hsia Silk and Trimmed in [i-tle Shaded Fuchsia Ostrich docollelngu to the cdgc. \thn she left, this young woman pill. over her dress a simple black satin coal. vcry smartly “orn. all of them cv- or'tuuic style, and simply relieved by rich jewelry. Speaking of jewelry, it was interesting to noti- that there are comparatively Very few women “curing big pcuri chok- crs close to the neck, and those who do hare :«clm‘tcd tlscm in “‘1'? dis- crcet styles. of white and gray pearl: mostly. On ”it: other hand. there are it great many long airings of pearls of moderate sizes worn in :1 great many styic‘s according to the fancy or imagination of ouch wom- an: knotted in front, twisted two or three times around their neck. or weighed by It long tassel. To come back to satin dresses, the most distinctive that night was worn by the Raneo of Pudukota.who is of American birth. Hers was quitt- straight with :1 V neckline lower at back than front, and cut. out. at. the. edge in rounded hattlemenis. the character of the dress being given by a very wide girdle tightly draped in the fashion of bays-lore costumes, «.méona' brushed _ the way down from the V poiutcvil and from which fell a. long gathered panel- turned up at bottom in 3* looped effect. ‘ Another black dress “as a Patou‘; ,- yes Banked Around ' Crown. model, worn by a. \‘ixacious French *cnlnments of curiosity more than ad—‘ woman. and made of georgctto wilhmiration. The Jumper at the Left 15 Constructed of Rambouillct Yarn in a Soft Amnnde Green and Introduces the Chemisicr Front and Low Buttoning. . "l‘hc Two-Piece Model at the Right. Comprises a Skirt Fash— ioned of Brilliantly Striped Flannel and u Jumper Constructed of \\ into “‘001 Trimmed “'ith Flannel. the skirt bordered and cut about mldlength by a band of very fine coq feathers stopping short at back, leaving the center of the back plain. Black velvet was represented by a sheath. bordered at bottom with chinchilla and a. band of brightly colored lame abme the fur, and worn with a detached straight collar of chinchilla that was left open in front and was finished by a. silver cord and a huge tassel of black our; and silver fringe. . The only bustle dress seen during the evening was of black moire. but Chiffons and aims in delica: shades were no'ed, also the tcnd cncy to get away from the robe do chemise. Msnv dresses have a stream of the material falling from either shoulder, and knotted so a: to break the" plainncss of the back- line. Umbra CllLffOJB are seen, not in often as plain ones, but ombre bead ed chiffons offer interest end color Ostrich feather bands in willow ef- cct. and ostrich collars on chiffon wraps added to the general impres- sion of dointiness which the cos- ON THE CORNER 32-38 SOUTH MAIN STREET ANSWERING THE QUESTION What ShallIWear for Easter? And How Much Can I Afford To Pay? At Waldner’s you will find a large selected stock of Spring Fashions. The kind best dressed women wear. And we absolutely guarantee the price of every can‘t or dress to be the lowest scum NORWALK \ in the city. Prices listed are far below the regular cost. Worth $35.00 Now it “as merely incidental and caused tumes of the evening produced. —A(-\'crtise in the Sentinel. Worth 329,95 Now $19.95 Now Worth $18.00 W'orth $25.00 . O - O . o I Spring Days to Come Bld You Inspect ThlS Lovely New Apparel - Everywhere there is Spring-in the air. The skies are blue, the sun is brighter, already Mother Earth is responding to the entries of the warmer sunshine and the long- er days. For there is just a subtle hint that the trees will soon be leafing, and the world will be ablaze with color. Already blazing down Fashion’s highway come bright, colorful, smart new modes. And since you’ll want to be prepared when the days are warm more than ever, choosing from the lovely‘things which this Spring Opening brings. ' .COATS Three Quarter Length B c a u I 3. modeled much in curniturcs dotinguisii the smartest of coat fashions. :ierfcction of fabric and color-tones, along those simple lines so \‘uguc. aided by delightful those coats as The fine of tailoring.r which brings out 'hc beauty of garments x-f simplicity, ire noted in thcsc.‘ Sou-rill styles are 'ur trimmed 0n the bottom. $12.75 to $28.50. A , MlLLlNERY . Leads TlievFashion Parade Flower-adorned‘hats, in many shapes, as the'flalierin'g tricorncs and musli- rooms,.cioches and roll brims, offer splendid chance 'for choice most. be- coming to your face, and in uttuuc. with your costume. Glorious poppies. flaming or'so'ftly blended roses, charm— iugly lifplike, are most notable of the flmvcr guruiturcs. " Models suitable for sire-stand dress wear for matron or miss, bubbete and regular sizes. BOSTON STORE Main and Wall St. Phone 1008-1073 FROCKS Straight, Short, Slender The design and color cannot be too guy, for the more colorful tlw fabric and more elaborate its design the more fashionable the frock. Our dresses are truly fitting raiments to days- of soft wafting breezes and clear blue sleS. Lines are straight and smart, and an": enriched in ways entirely becoming und'ih good taste. Dresses for over;- ocuasiou. for owning wear. street wear. sport- wear and lovely party frocks. Prices range from-$8.98 to $22.50. ACCESSORIES That Are Style Giving You might just as well buy a lot with- out a hoiisc on it as to buy a Spring costume without its complementary atl~ juut-is. For instance the monogram (‘\'«,>r)'\\'llcrc this Spring and the mun- lllsll tlillcur cannot be without its bob. (here are gloves. liandkcrcliicfs. bags. m-ari‘s, lmsici‘y. gurdcnias. cm- lli‘OltlL'l't‘ll ribbon tics. (-10,. :ill in fast-in- ating new assortmcuts licre. enough, you'll enjoy C consais ’ Slender, Average, Large Every woman wants to be young in Spring limo. and to look her slenderest, most graceful self. Before you select your new frocks. let our corset fitters \llllli’ you the lovely 1925 models. in- cluding tin: new girdle and corscttos. t'icx'cr modistcs recommend the Trio tiirdlc because they give the figure the sllpplf). )outlli'ul lincs. the free. grace- ful contour that‘ makes this season's pretty ccstumcs so becoming—$3. ' BOSTON VISTORE Main and Wall St. ‘ ... 5. r. Phone 1008-1073 l m n
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