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Show ACCESSORIES MAKE ONE DRESS SERVE AS SEVERAL " ' i ' 'yX::.:ij: .: ' ' lf(n By MARIAN YOUNG Smartly new aiceasuilts and Jtw airy make It a simple matter for any woman to change the baste dress of which she's a little weary Into an exciting outfit that will be fun to wear. A chic substitute for the simple, neatly embroidered little collar which came with the basic frock might be one of those fluffy, lacy jabot and collar effects which were copied from photographs la old albums. Or a velveteen collar, with matching cuffs, in a rich jewel tone. Or a stand-up type of dusty pink as tin with a wide band of tailored stitching around the edge. Aa a change from collars, consider con-sider a printed silk square to be knotted casually with the ends drawfl through a favorite pin. Printed squares, in sheer lawn and linen aa well aa silk and rayon, come in a wide variety of really chic patterns from delicate, frosty scrolls and tiny flowers to huge, bold blocks and flamboyant stripes. Given one of these and a couple of clips, there's no limit to the originality origi-nality which can be shown at a neckline. Some of the new cost urn jewelry is exciting enough to make a girl want to buy a basic dress to wear with It lmtead of the other way around. A necklace of large alternating rlnga of polished wood and dull, gold-colored metal would take the bare look away from any plain, round neckline. A "collar" made of eight strands of cultured pearls would give a simple black drees a new snap. A dozen slender gold chains make another stunning collar. , ... " 1 v V 'aaTanwanannnammniiiii i n i in , ;in .a aw . If s'i -.' jJjT" ' '-;',' - - A .L9h, fleiible 9okJ braid h tooej to fashion this smart (Hla , eoJUf perfect far brightamno; - up your favorito basic oVost. Wt finished with matching tassels ' and (our amber buttons. Sally Victor created tha red and blue : feather hat, I . .' ' Naeilace, bracelet and earrings of hug links of wood! and gold-finished metal make a smart ensemble en-semble te wear with classic wool drosses. Big, for smartness, but light, for comfort. 4 A sweetly feminine jabot of white chantidv lace was copied from an 1890 photograph, which alto inipired the demure little bladi velvet hat with its red rote and block chantilly snood. |