The sun., 1891-03-15

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IN the graceful appearance Il gives the siI, wsnI
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@nnthors Ant say: The yrop is always carr e,i
this bare sSoaa ss sdisd IT,
faet that an ordinary gentleman rider shoult
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ontayay OF any selected material and pattern
nSS bsrk T. the p,onsr body coat VERY sho5
% s ana ID sassy aSose Ss
Hiding a.shs. SoS,s or ieegnes are worn with the
hPernsEs ths ram Stiesl gem 81 ths b. book I.
First The msterS-this may Se perss se OF SGny ian
nel.thonRh the Inter is out. for the reason
shss II s MORE beating than a.,
Ono would expect any body TO be contented Il
as well az long or short waistcoat and trousers
Our authors allow the sash: but i must be
tied y by the 70 never wear those cheap
Two pages treat Of House wenr;" a gentle.
mans "fSrmal dress is the same as that worn
something that Is loose and ON Portable" This
q blue g Slack HSS Or may e.
antSn p %isss who word be too
things out OF the privacy OF, your own apart
ments Ins t. Is as necessary fact i is due
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tonholes IN the bosom" But In this next SEQ.
i9n we think @ the i, Sn; hors % are at fault: ,,..
evening dress only. It is Carried In the right
band while dancing and worn 10 the shirt
ored silk hand kerchiefs in the evening. and do
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Two dsla may be
"Ihs ncckerch'st.It is Nc. necessary 70 the styI
dom worn now bv the dressers
The art OF dressing the collar" makes an in
ralos and s%ssestioas. For insssncs: % Rsmem. Rns.
osr slmpsy fer morning wear elegance for
.Remember UI ISe'i that black 10 your principal
body-coat color, and select your ties accord.
insly: At the same time you must not have
u the waistcoat or trousers.
Of ~, tho soor:d sod 'hops
he has or will acquire taste.
An ties should b tied b. the wearer: and
ehssr o. on S
thors make some rather startling assertions.
fanerais.-Ifin -. evening. evening
dress. OF course. all the attire is black in this
case. the only reason for black being the dc.
ASSET that lew would ro to Re
evening funeral, either in church or in pri-
's!e a2sss IN ssspne dTsss IS 10.
make calls on New Years Day. That is the
So Soird smS 1a NJ 1s, dsss Ts
y men
able New York decided to give up tho two CEN
tury old custom OF making and receiving calls
sfs Of that young weslsrnsTs manners ought
not to permit themselves the privilege OF his.
sanasg afternoon dr.s.
Is worn at morning. afternoon. or evening ser
vice: On the other days of the week. morning
Sss; a. shSTsa wsddanS G but EVENING dress at
"Je,Seh'M-The jewelry for gentlemen: Gold
IN T.s; safS su,sSs ssS s.:
Pls@onds are the sSs most eieeans THAT soWf Via
..ins spisgo1s xstsh guards" aad DO away
and diamonds in ones shirt bosom. then our
suthSrs horl viii Rn1 b. more 11ss nearly correct
Jersey. Wits meleskin. loose breeches.s
It s only the IN Master Of he Hunt Who
s1s sev s0ss til. h sse;
sodg S'ss cos q &ey e% s Nth
carry fans, and to wear trousers crease. OF
the mon9Sle s they say, "This Is worn any time
This COMPLETES tho dress necessary for
sH't sF Gs as sa IL
down here. but rather follow his own taste and
IDEAS Id in the making and wearing Of garments.
to Be H in ali its Details and can be fo
loved safely ns such Finis eoronat opus"
gtsph Is ahead OF time. This part is entitled
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Desrance and Manners '' Az
Under the title Actions Indoors. " tho author
treats OF mauy customary actions OF mankind,
discussing T them oracularly' but with clearness.
"section i: A gentleman should never leav.
his room without q complete attire. as 1t is
essential that he present the same appearance
sometimes dinicult Of ACCOMPLISHMENT; FOR a
heavily bearded man cannot re adily present tho
same appearance as a lady. even before SER
vant-unless, OF course. the lady Is q bearded
woman.
II with o lady, in ascending OF. descending
tipg M distance OF at least four steps between"
This is not correct; the gentleman precsdes
The lady In going up stairs and follows her
reason for this rule was the crinoline; the
reason exists still. though to modified extent.
Tho body coat should be removed the pres.
lnce or ladies' no matter how ready they may be TO
approve OF the act unless s their express and unAn.
mous desire In which The better policy In chOOs-
Ing between the alternative of positive rudoncss and
Tall OF dignity. II TO take the course requested.
AN oyercoAt should never 10 worn In . private
house unless tho IL such makes the act
compulsory In order to preserve the health and then
Dnv on receiving approval from the majority Of those
ladies' (oniyl who may DO present"
Thus it requires m unanimous vote TO Dor
nit gentleman to Rppear In his shirt sleeves.
while a majority vote will sustain him In keep.
Ing his overcoat on In a cold house.
The pockets OF your clothes should never
bulge with articles. even though your comfort
should be increased YOUR appearance would
Indoors. Isn't allowed to increase your first ct