It is a high rather thin heel, but
though it is gracefully curved it is
considerably more soiid than the or
dinary Louis heeL The baby French
heel is likely to continue the popular,
ity which it enjoyed during the sum
mer; and a modified Spanish heel,
about one and three-quarters inches
high, comfortably solid, yet grace
fully curved, is shown by certain man.
ufacturer -who esj?reased confidence tinuei?e.
in its welcome by well dressed women.
Shoes for evening wear showed
many novel touches; and in this field
the two-toned shoe seems likely to
hold its own. Blue suede slippers
showed fancy gray suede straps; gay
sitver cloth vamps were joined with
straps of demure black kid. There is i
an endless variety of effective com
binations made possible in this way. A
number of fancy materials, such as
flowered one-tone satins, metal bro
cades, also figured in the making of
the evening slipper.
Bead trimmings, ir. rne way of shoe
finishings promise to be popular, and
many novelties are introduced in this
line. Many evening slippers showed
touches of contrasting beads at the
top of the vamps or else on the straps.
Where buckles were used, there was
a distince tendency to get away from
the time-honored square and oval ef
fects; and designers were most in
genious in the devising of novelties.
