Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-10-27
ouT-oF-DooR DRESSING.
what Modish Girls mud Men wear
nt Archery nnd Tennis

1AfAH Ehu Mem WNuE
at Archery and Tennis.
ne TACT that blessings brighten as
they take their flight seems to be spec
iaily borne in upon the devotees of
utchery hnd tennis as the season wanes,
ana The courts and grounds at the sub
urban resorts are now being patron
izeu more extensively than they were
au!mitlhg the warmer summer weather.
inese healthy outdoor sports have
taken strong hold upon the affections
OF tlle youths and maidens of America.
bllt fashion hath stronger hold vet
ana while there are PhlIistines WHO
wiz persist IN shooting arrows and
tossing balls In any sort of loose gar
ments that happen to come most con-
Vehient, to be thoroughly en- reqEs the
man or woman who shoots nm arrow
~ The air 10 have IL fall he knows not
where mast be arrayed in garments as
arlistlcally gorgeous and correctly
go'ien up as are those for ball or
promenade.
lhls - a costume that was worn by
Well.knOwn belle Mt Devon who hits
the bnll's-eye oftener than she misses
~ A skirt Of white woollen material
was bordered by fonr-inch braid of
n russell tint A narrower braid out.
llneh The draperies and the bodice, the
latter being cut away 10 reveal full
vest OF white India silk. a large white
hat was trimmed with loopings OF
copper or rnsset-tinted ribbon, while
gloves and shoes matched the trim-
An.Nltnr Elm A.
costume consisted of cream- white
canvas cloth, striped with alternate
Ines Of rich brown and gold color.
y he drnperles were caught by floating
ends of gold.coiorei ribbons, while the
gold-coiored silk blouse shocked 20
the shoulders fell over bell of brown
leather, in which was carelesgly thrust
loose bunch OF blaek-eyed Susans.
the rich brown centres and deep vel.
low petals Of which matched exactly
the colors Of ihe costume. A large
hat Of fine brown braid was faced with
velvet OF the same shade and was
caught up on one side By cluster Of
flowers like those nj the belt Brown
morocco shoes. showing a CLINT of
gold through them, matched the cos
tune.
The men are not one whit behind
the girls Ia gorgeonsness If costumes
ut thor sports. and II an East Indies
rajah should suddenly lind him.
self on the archery grounds at I.enox.
hc might fancy he was attending
family reunion. so natural would APP
pear 20 him the broad sashes of Grim
son silk wound around the waists of
the men. and fall ~ with tasselled
ends nron their white llannol trousers.
striped skirts Of siik. aud loose coats
Of white flannel. complete this jaunty
outfit The broad sash is not unbe-
coming 20 1.-THE. well shaped men. but
occasionally M individual with ps-
The, c lcanings and tendency to en-
~ p0tai gets a sash on. and tho result
Isl well. 10 put I'M mildy-funny.
The rage for light.colored shoes still
cont MUGS. ANY color from deep russell
20 a light yellow is worn. All the
large dealers sell them, and 50 long, rs
fashion says wear them, they will
probably be worn. in spite Of the fact
lhal they make the foot appear very
much larger than the old-fashioned
black shoe. Perhaps Il Is owing TO
this that they are left almost exclu.
siyclr 10 tho young girls. and still
youthful mairnns. while elderly NAM
mas. in whom the increase OF adjpose
matter calls for conirartious and con.
cea'mcnls 81 MI SORTS. still cling TO
their French kid boots and black
satin mules.