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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1931
FASHION SKITS
BY KANSAN FASHION EDITOR
NEED MORE
GLOVES THAN
EVER BEFORE
Four Main Types
The glove she has turned topy-
turve since the dear dead days when
all you needed was a couple of pairs of
wristbands beads, and long white
sleeves.
While you need more gloves than you ever did before, in more variegated lengths, there are only three or four categories you need worry about very much. They are place kitch (fine and plized looking, as their name implies); doekin, a kitchen cloth; and linen with linen or cotton clothes only; and plagin.
Kid gives for afternoon or evening doeskin goes for everything, depending on what she's doing; ling the reins or the steering wheel, but is nailing them obliquely up into the car.
Gloves are bigger and wrinkler than ever, and eay shopper who used to refuse to tell their glove sinews are not only taking them then in insulating on half a size larger. Wide lips were new yesterday, but they are the one for the still warm kind that are wide all the way up, beginning at the wrist.
As for colors, artists tell you that you want black with your light clothes, white with duck clothes and brown with beige spots. But you may have noticed that the mannequin who parade before you in first one of the same color and then the other keep on the same hat and gloves from start to finish.
Loud-colored evening gloves are quite thoroughly out, your choice now being combined to white, flesh, black, or white. Your selection will have with changeable black and white crystal buttons will be the next reason and evening, it is probably reported.
Other Novelties
One of the novelties on the market to aid and abet the good looking hand is a murine pencil that leaves a white rim under the tip of your fingernails. This same piece can be used for a stork or moistened to leave the desired white line.
There are new version of the orange stick with a fine bipush on one end, to push back the cuticle.
Another novelty is a euticle cream that comes in a collapsible tube. The cream is made of emulsified emis its cremum, betting out only it threaten at a time, to keep it from breaking.
You are supported to leave this cream on for a few minutes, then work it in with an orange stick tipped with cotton. After this, you dip your finger into wet water and find bits of cut off cheese to roughen up washing when you pull your hands out.
There is a new liquid nail polish that you put on with a buffer, seemingly an old-fashioned - performance to the max - nail polish enamel. But there are multitudinous well-groomed women who insist on using buffer nail polish rather than the old-fashioned one.
Stress Skirts
Despite the talk of "femininity," "feminism" seems to be holding its own in the fashion world, with skirted trousers and skirted skirts seen more
The women who have long been displayed pajamans on the beach are now playing tennis on the Riviera in divided skirts.
The new model has all the lines of the old divided riding skirt, except that it steps 12 inches from the ground. It also has a short sleeve, and a short sleeve jacket that ends in a five-inch drill at the waist. Both jackets and skirts are flipped with clap flies.
The palm skirt with fitted blouses or loose coat is being worn more and more often. The fabric of satin or heavy crepe d`chine and it is so full that the wearer has to move around in it.
Besides that, more than one walking costume of tailored woolls is made with a divide skirt and wear with a brakke and a fitted hip-length jacket. and a retired skin-fit hip-length jacket.
They draw the neck-line somewhere but where? Never before have necklines been so varied, as important in fashion. They are not meant to meet in where designers are concentrating their cleverness. If a scarf comes into view, it turns out to be nothing at all (or everything)—in short, if the neckline is curved, you may be sure the dress is new!
CHANEL VIEWS EASTER PARADE IN NEW YORK
Gabrielle Chanel, curticerue of Paris saw the New York Easter parade for the first time in her life this year.
First Experience
Due to chilly weather many women were still wearing winter coats, but even more of them had been observed with approval what she described as "the great chill and elegance of the season."
What struck her at first was the profusion of flowers and the gay festive faces everywhere, which reminded her, in 1952, of the spring where Easter Sunday means parades and little social gatherings in the streets — in direct contract to where the flowers are where the festivities occur.
Symphony in Blue
After the first impression of flowers and the "holiday look" on the faces of the thriving who so channeled her energy aware of the produc-tures of blue.
"But New York is a symphony in blue," the declared snailily. Then she noted that women were also being worn by many women. But blues, the brilliant electric blue especially, suit New Yorkers better than others. It expresses the atmospheric color of the city, and the crowd will invariably chuse a color that is best adapted to her.
Chanel noticed, too, some print dresses under coats which she did not think particularly chic. Chiffons and prints should only be worn on very warm days, and even then, not in the winter. They are also extremely well-favoured and the excellent carriage and grooming of the women who wore them.
Wears Belge Jersey
Charles herself was wearing a beige jersey two-piece suit of severe failure, which she particularly favors for daytime wear. With it she wore a little tight-fitting cotton shirt and a large couture jewelry jumpsuit minned over the left eye.
Chanel arrived last week from Hollywood, where she made final arrangements to design clothes for her daughter, Rose, and with her to Paris six "pictorial American girls" to act in manikinns in her Paris attire. She is on the "Paris" Friday morning.
Suit Your Man
No matter how much men may pre-颈 to pooch-pooh perfume as a funniest trippy, every woman is probably enchanced by the perfectly chienn, enhances her charm and the success of her evening. The question to settle here is whether pooch-pooh perfume will my escort like best?
When your ex-sieur is the young back-ender, thirty-escort who has been called upon to dress you, even if he has even got beyond the stage where he talks about it, choose your perfume.
If he knows all the French saisons by their first names and mixes his own wines from a cellar in Paris in Milano and floated down the Yanques in a canamp, he is a little better to handle. The gentlemen of generous olders are apt to bring him brightly boreless reservations of high-quality wines.
Neither is he the man on whom to try your most straightforward and overpowering strategies, you meanfully and think of the girl that figured in That Evening on the Nile . . . making you wish you had stayed home and darted stockings.
Grecian Line Revival Checks Speedy Tempo
Back to Greece for grace, in a slap manny of the contours they have adopted for a number of their evening creations. The revival of the Greecian line has done much for this piece, and in this day of hurry and furry, for one cannot dash around in an evening gown that says at every step, "You must be grateful in me."
The very latest interpretations of the new model for street and semi-formal wear for shoes is in black and brown kid and genuine Jazzer lizard and wateranke.
Parisian courtiers are firm about making their mannequins play the part of their frocks. This appring it is fashional and easy to do, but they must play it seriously. The rules are simple, but they must be memorized and kept in mind day or night.
Short puffed sleeves promise to be a distinctive high-light of the coming season for your arm and old alike.
If you haven't decided on your spring suit yet, you will be intrigued by the tricky little new ones.
RAINCOATS IN ALL HUES COLOR DREARY DAYS
Blues Are Popular
When skies aren't blue raincairs are apt to be, these days, or some other equally bright color. Now stormy weather outflits rival the hues of the rainbow that follows the shower and parcs in equally bright tones.
Fitted, fitted feminine lines, with trim belts and skirts that flare a bit, mark this season's raincoats, in sunset colors. Blue is popular two shades sometimes being used. One model, in two heights, has blue and white straps; red, white and blue scarf about its throat and is worn with bernet and umbrella in the same tricolor combi-ma
White coats are young and cheerful looking, and black and white checks make a smart outfit.
If you want a rain outfit that will keep you dry and yet not too look much of a place on those dry when the sun shines, try a tuxedo lime green lace after all, choose a tweaked checked mixture in tan mid brown, or white. A two-piece suit, a brushed brown wool broclet. This so closely resembles the ordinary street dresses which are merely cold and "worn"
Rubbers and goblobs grow trimmer and move graceful with every season's change. Rubber is made in styles to please either the woman who likes to dip or the one she prefers to stand on, so now you are be obtained in a number of colors and may harmonize with either the woman you like.
One trim now accessory which would make its owner watch the skies hopefully for signs of a shower is the umbrella. While the umbrella is white, Palisam is also used to trim the black ebony handles of black tufa umbrellas. In general the "sun-shade" umbrella in this design and bright color contrasts are as popular in their field as in every other.
Handles may be bright red, yellow or in jewel effect. Rose and there one flower topping them off. Greys with yellow, black with white, skimmer blue flowers. Very versatile fabrics combinations, and naturally Scottish plaid umbrellas are in for a re-
Earlines are taking the place of earrings in the jewel ensembles of many smart women.
Earrings are a slender trickle of jewels which follows the lobe of the ear instead of hunging like a pendant, as does the earring.
No matter what the thermometer and the soles think about it, this is the place to be. They have made up their minds that, creations or no creations, winter ended at twelve
They are made of small stones, pearls turquoises and garnets being favorites
Fans are back in fashion's favor. The new fans have little in common with the older ones, but they use to sweep about, however. They use small and sophisticated, without a touch of flash.
Fans in Favor
Most of them are about ten inch long, with mother-of-pearl or ebony stained combined with spangled chiffon, and given great-great-mother used to carry.
Polka dots score their perennial as spring triumph in the midst of a season hectic with stripes, plaids and checkered prints. The vogue for polka dots holds its own—youthful yet sophisticated, flattering of a charming simile. Basked in the lightness to the "white-and-a-color theme so important to Spring 1931 chic.
Out of town, tweeds are decidedly the thing. Loosely woven, smearly cut, the ever-popular fabric continues to elate with its texture and color. Wear. Woven in neutral tones, with brown or soft green predomination, it is used for suits, furs, coats and hats.
There's a knuckle to wearing the new hats! And if you've tried to choose your now hat in a hurry, you already know that this year's Paris hats just can't be jammed on the head and forgotten—they must be removed for ever in amount of forceful hardline and uplife.
WE CHALLENGE--- "COMPARE THE PLATFORMS"
ACTION, NOT RESOLUTIONS!
Pachacamac seems content to claim democracy within the ranks of its own fraternity group. Oread-Kayahawk will be satisfied only with hill-wide democracy.
OREAD---KAYHAWK Unqualifiedly Endorses and Supports
We want your allegiance only as long as we prove worthy of it.
Vote Oread- Kayhawk The Men Who Will Win!
1. Equal Representation in Fact---
That undeniable power of right thinking men which gives every student a voice in student government.
2. Abolition of the Closed Night System for Varieties---
VARSITY
He gives trivial rewiring to work their way through school should be given the opportunity of doing it. Variants can be made to pay their own way without the necessity of other legible social function.
3. Election of Cheerleaders by Popular Vote---- Kansas'entertainment lack of school spirit is directly attributable to Pachacamal's plum pass practice.
4. Establishment of a Student Book Store----
4. Establishment of a Student Book Store---
Otad-Kahawk will fight to the last ditch for this part of its program. It will mean a saving of thousands of dollars annually to K. U. students.
5. The Establishment of an Efficient Student Employment Bureau----
Existing student employment is only another one of the skil- erons in the machine's cluster of future promises.
6. Reapportionment of Engineering Representatives to the M. S. C...
The engineering school with an enrollment of 688 has only 3 councilmen, while the college with 1510 students has 8 representatives. Great Kashayk stands for equal apportionment on a comparative numerical basis.
7. Action on the Roaming House Problem-
Bashama's promise to certify roaming houses has given no PRACTICAL help to the student. Ocad-Kayah promises AC-TION, not resolution.
8. Student Money for Student Purposes---
8. Student Money for Student Pûrpôses-----
Do you know how many hundred of dollars a hospice has
to pay?
9. Student Government a Reality—Not an Empty Shell---
Oreal Kayakh will seek to establish a government that is not a cate-paw of the University administration and a handful of political stringers. It will also insist on the absolute divorce of politics from even the courts, as with the M. Y. C. A., and the Jaykahwier staff.
10. A Furtherance of the Usefulness of the Union Building...
Bulk primarily for the non-fraternity student, the Union building with its unfilled rooms, high admission variances, and three pool tables, stands as a glaring example of Parachamar inefficiency. (Or shall we call it by another name!)
11. Improved Library Facilities----
Oread Kaybaw will further the improvement of all library facilities, including arrangement for the use of bookworms by students and the installation of ear and耳机的 for student conference.
Vote the O-K ticket and K-O Pachacamac
Give Oread-Kayhawk a chance to fulfil promises Pachacamac has never made.
We favor the "Back to Idaho" movement.
PACHACAMAC, YOUR SUN HAS SET BEHIND THE MOUNTAIN OF OREAD - KAYHAWK
---RALLY---
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
For All K. U. Men
Meet at Corner of 14th and Tennessee at 7:30
Rally at Acacia House at 8
Entertainment — Music
"Beat the Machine"