Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-07-17
MEMS CLOTHING.
suggestions of Interest to Well
Dressed Men.

e.,pestions of Interest to Well
Dressed Men.
IT, suits for business and Office
,,e made of plaid cassimcrcs,
lad Angola suitings, homespun
Enc mixtures. The three pieces of
.,,its should be alike. though &C.
(nally the trousers are of different
I The popular coat for these
Ebay suits is a single-breasted sack,
(atting, and slightly longer than
| If last summer; it is also cut a
lower in the neck, and is fastened
lnr buttons; the vest has a small
|. collar. CT may be without any
|. thc trousers are larger than they
hecn for several scasons-and this
u Of all trousers as well. Gray and
4 ,rc the colors most used, and
of the larger plaids are OVERLAND
snail checks, or barred with an
! color. More dressy business suits
frut.away coats to button three or
|buttons, and are made of darker
ri,ls in stripes or in mixtures of
! For midsummer there are suits
tripcd secrsucker, and of white
checked or barred with a color;
| also have sack coats.
I four-buttoned cut-away coat and
6oubIe-breasted frock-coat are now
lercd equally correct as parts of
sre,s suits to be worn on any cere-
Gus occasion that takes place in
ay-time, such as breakfast parties,
beons, noon or afternoon weddings,
ktions, etc. They are also suitable
nnrch, for day visits, walks in the
and for driving. While it is q mat
individual choice which of these
is selected, fashionable young
prefer the cut-away coat, and tai
commend it even for the BRIDE
NJ at day weddings. 1t is very
Rally worn by young men who are
sat the wedding, The Prince Albert
lc-breasted frocN-coat is, however,
B means given up by young men,
it is altogether used by those
elderly. The material used is
or very dark blue crepe cloth, or
inc diagonals, The cut-away coat
Ger than il was last season. and its
are finished with narrow braid.
hest is of the same material. or of
cashmere or linen duck; the
ers are of dark striped cloth, or of
) in lighter colors.
sts deserve a separate paragraph,
? English fashion OF wearing a vest
tferent material from the coat has
favor here, especially for sum-
Fanciful small-iigured patterns
lo>cn for vests to use with various
To wear with the cut-away coats
described are linen duck vests of
or crcam-color, dotted with red,
or black, and made single
ted. with revcrs collar. Plain white
vests made double-breasted are to
with double-breastcd frock-coats.
MilSElIlcS NCStSs CuO NCIN low,
(~shinonah!e with the swallow-tail
|of evening suits, but most men
ut the same time a black vest Of
batcrial Of the coat.
fning suits are made of black
|trds" that are finer and of less
t than broadcloth: the latter is
E:ed only by elderly men. There
thange in the shape Of the swal-
Ill coat of this suit: it is cut very
nd open, and has silk facings and
edges; the white or black vests
(scribed in the paragraph above.
rousers, of the material of the
Rre cut wider, and are finished
silk stripe on the sides.
(ng and summer o%vercoats are
breasted sacks of medium length.
are made in dove gray shades
lack. The broad diagonal cloths
fylish for these coats. Driving
Er" made of buckskin-not liter
put of q fine cloth the color Of
Ain WALLPAPERS Bozar.