Ensembles, either three or four joe, for travel and weekend wear, fe enjoying an increasing arity. A very practical type has a trim nipped-in jacket of tweed, with matching skirt and jersey blow Over this is worn a seven-eighths length tweed topcoat, which equally good with simple frocks of jersey or flat crepe. A real country outfit of this type is designed by Lanvin in a rough, greenish tweed, with black and white flecks. Thi has a short collarless jacket, simple skirt, cut with a suggestion of a fare; pull-over sweater in white with © broad stripe of black, and a raglan top coat of the tweed, with wide cuffs and scarf collar. ingenious are the new "vauité, which are prac: tically a whole' wardrobe in one. For instance, a navy blue jacket fand wraparound skirt are "worn with what appears to be a tuck-in blouse of blue and white pin-dotted flat crepe, Remove the jacket, unsnap the skirt, and, presto—a smartly simple one-piece sil. frock, suitable for Sunday ten or luncheon the country.
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