Salt Lake Telegram | 1926-03-13 | Page 7 | It's Tailor-Made Time in New York

1 r t t Its It's Tailor-Made Tailor Time in New York 1 By BETSY SCHUYLER N NEA EA Service Writer NEW YORK Ma Mar 13 Back Back In New York I am impressed b by the vogUe vogie of the tailor made How smart the fashionable woman woman wom worn an looks in her trim and smart accessories When hen the sun shines for a few moments and women lay aside their top coats of oC fur or jool we see the well vell cut lapels saucy waistcoats and fancy scarf that are so eager to flaunt themselves And how women have learned the past year about millinery These rhese I sophisticated and saucy gigolos arc are arcas arcas areas as much alike aUke as two peas and yet every woman U lJ she is wise can make hers Individual by its fit If it Is properly built for her it gives almost a sculptors sculptor's modeling to her head I saw Mrs Ils Francis S. S Whitten who has the reputation of being among the best dressed women in hi New York going into Pierres Pierre's in one of the new of black and white mixed wool with a silver allver sil silver all sil- ver fox fur and a plain black felt hat Mrs Irs Whitten is a prophet to rely upon When hen she adopts a mode modI i I ll Y r rr f S r fl m ti 5 e A 4 1 t r t S 5 I 4 I Mrs Francis S. S Whitt Whitten n tn in black and white mixed wool the rest of us can safely follow her lead She looks in her photograph a ag the rest of us will look in a month or so The Te wl while ile it be very e expensively p tailored is also to be seen in the stores tores apparently verwell very ver well ut cut and very moderately priced Tho fur top coats oa l of l th's thia h is season eason are cry erv attractive live T I t saw Mrs 1 Henry Fleitman on the avenue in i I I I I I v a j I iv Mrs Henry Fleitman in her top topcoat topcoat topcoat coat of antelope one one- of antelope very straight and narrow and just the thing to wear with the tailored dress or suit Rarely have I 1 seen a more mOle in intriguing intriguing intriguing in- in picture than Mrs 1 George T. T Brokaw in white satin with emerald emerald emerald em em- erald shoulder straps and an ornament ornament orna orna- ment meat of these clear green stones catching up the drapery at the hip line The decorative Mrs J J. Theus Munds l w was s lovely in a chartreuse colored crepe de chine frock with flowers of black jet and a jet border border bor bor- der del on the skirt A ravishing combination of yellow yellow yellow yel yel- low and jade green was affected by Mrs 1 Robert PalmetTo The frock was of green with green gleen crystal trimmings and a band of fur and with this she more a scarf of yellow yellow yellow yel yel- low chiffon deeply bordered with green What a contrast this season of offers offers offers of- of fers to last Certainly in one year ear we have had a chance hance to witness the rising tide Ucle of color I 1 see gold silver pink orchid green yellow and all the combinations combinations combinations of these so that every ballroom ballroom ballroom ball ball- room gives the Impression of a try country garden in which flowers of ever every ever hue run riot