The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-26


PARTS, March The masculine toilette to
the profanr remains without any. apparent
changes But this is not the case with mon who
know how to dress. md are careful To- avoid
the lrn-t detail which would class them with
those who are Ignorant Of tho exquisite laws OF
elegance.
Untii visiting hours gentlemen Of grcates,
eieeaEcn wear fancy garments. which do NOT
dln'r essentially from those worn hy travellers
md N" hdbH"rs Of the rncrs. fh''s" ara thu
io'd d' incn'r made. Of goods wilh stripes or
plAids almost Invisible, in u dark ug neutral
color, Wide Inntaloons' 81, STRAIGHT AMI with
Of live buttons. and without collar. Hall iii
ting Jacket. rather long. closed llk" Ia" vest ny
single row of 1--WE buttons and trimmed with
single pocket rlurod high On me Iackrt Long
ovrr'Oat II hrnvv mnt"rlal. mad" without
lining. INT half-i'ting ia The hl'k. and closed
middle and hutonlng tu tir outside. ON hoth
SIDES Of tiu' ov"r'Ont are packets pa"t rather
low. Felt hat. nHli-hiGh. and siraiElit In slup".
TINS hat has rrpia"d the mlrrosr ohlr M'i''t'
formerly adopted by Inc rNiui-itrS for the Sainr
OCCASION. Shirts Ol q solid color ar" made WITH
straight round standing collar sportsman
Styl"l. and are worn IN the summer nnd tor
travelling with N" t1W ie nruir. Thrtuirlt" j.
cunlplctlni by pustron crayat or sailor ; kn"t'
tied by IN" wrnrrr. DuEsSln gloves with two
buttons, LNrrt shoes.
For visitlnatn tine back iro1k coat rs the corr'rt
gsrn"n,. TINS should h~ bound with su,loon.
II II worn long. Witi r"N"rs cut hprLWniNiY N
ia" English fashion. and pnruil"l with ih" eni-
ionhr-hrensird Visits may also. i ll r.gunur.
hr paid IN 70 hih'k rutHWny coat clorrl by a SIN
gle row OF four buttons, without ~lnlulat Ell sid"
porkrts. and rather long. Light pantalOohs ar"
less distingut than dark ones. bat black pania-
looms ar" entirely out of tho question, th"V ar"
never worn except with dress 'uIts With ih"
iro'k coat AN Tor Visiting totirll IN" !lHl
should be- al SIN. hii,h. and with lSm Jess
tlIt than tAne' pl last Year. lnr ull fnuriir"
l n's> with "E.-tl"S shpud hr HNnilrd. u> fl"Y
are ont lr"lN abandoned Icy gentlemen who arc
authorltlrs in maitrrs oi dr'ss.
Evening costumes NnrY bat lill" in general
Nevertheless there ar" some details io he noted
Blue irock cont. but without metal buttons, white
vest. and black sliiu cray Il Tor rNtllrr informal
dinners. Forfu dress mr." worn the hnch dress
coat. black pnutHlonuS. whit crayai and vest
black silk stockings. Hn low SHOES more pQint-
81 AT the turs than those worm dnrluE th" day.
Watch chains ur' ~ un:rr worm lu fiit rN 'ulu.
nor any l,'Wrlry. Ih' Wit'h i~ ~a pprl lhirt the
laniHluouS pu'kHt. NI,ruIin" lingerie uImit-
ut no ornament Whatever neither "mhr iu 'r,.
BE- II Understood, nor Tirit't hr- luie. nor any
thing clsc-nll the rloEtHrr cons iet4ns in tao
perfection of il rui. In" nlsulufcly straight
collar has dcthroncd the rolled one. Tnt turntd-
down collar II not etiquette ior the evening.
In certain extremely elegant circles there has
been udopt-,l for weddings tine English fashion
OF the blue irr'k coat. with llsht ptnhluOns.
white vest. and fancy crnyat.
Where u Lille MoncN NIil do much G"od.
Tho Deborah Sr'i"iy have rstuldishnl "a; 2li
HtoniNay. a hcuo ami lrnt,c'oN ~ whirh p0or
mothers may leave tcr chIiren to Ice cared tor while
they arr away home At work durng the daN About
I 4 IN 49, d. a . A l. 40. f.r