The Archive · 1930

New' York, July 2

Prints are evidently the outstanding materials for wear ini the metropo the costumes worn.

The majority people hay not yet gone to the country, and these are active shop-jing days, In the smart uptown sections as well as downtown, there was an overwhelming favour shown 'The cork clog was an instant success when it was first presented by Mary Nowitzky. It continues to be very popular because it is wearable. It is light and cool and feels, marvelous on the foot. It is made either with tremendously' thick, soles and stilt like heels or with Soles only about the thickness of those of the wooden clog. The wooden-soled clog, by the way, is being made with its sole in sections, about a half inch wide, jointed, so that it has considerable play for they'll probably, refuse to a a passport. My d down, fairly glinting. with delight, "Oberammergau's just a good excuse for going away. Is there anything in this world so jolly a8 to be going away?"

Going away!"

T looked at her, and thought of -the many other old ladies T knew whose only desire was to stay put. Realized afresh that I xever thought of her as being'old. Going away, and: shed been everywhere.

he knew little hill towns in Italy interesting" for, that. You'll get glimpses into their lives quite different from those you catch at home. People, passing by like that, drop. amaaing revelations! I dare say I do the same thing, for what idoes it matter? You'll never see your confidant again."

T saw her off a few days later, somewhat exhausted by her pre-

"Oh, the blessed rest in the lap of Providence for the next week!" she murmured. "No responsibilities! stains. Before such court during the past season, it is stated many social debutantes spent hours removing the tell-tale stains and took the additional precaution of wesring long white kid gloves.

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