The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-24
IN EVERYDAY GARB.
How Crowned Heads Look In Pie
Citizens Dress.

How Crowned Heads Look In Plain
Citizens Dress.
When the Emperor Of Germany was in
England with the string of princes in his
train and all the British aristocracy turned
out to meet the visitors there were no end
Of gaudy uniforms, naval, military and
CIVIC, on display, but there were occasions
@hen the bigh~oorn ones appeared in pla in
civilian dress or in multi, and then the
critical observers for the fashion press were
aoout with sharp eyes noting every seam
and crease. every button and buckle.
AT the Marlborough house garden party
which was more of domestic function than
any other of the many receptions, the gen
tlemen were without their uniforms, and
very completely eclipsed by the ladies in
tnelr rich gala costumes.
Inc emperor was tailored in Piccndilly
and had British rig-out. He wore frock
coat with touch of military in its cut. it
was In fine twill, without any suggestion Of
gloss. The skirt was full and long. The
trousers were gray cheviot, of a shade be-
tween slate and lavender, not tight fitting,
ana very finely shaped across tho ankles.
IN plain civilian dress, such as this, the
emperors decidedly insignificant look was
generally remarked. The padding and
color and gold lace, ETC., of a military uni
torm were all wanting. and only the PLAIN
"lSn IN plain clothes was left.
Inc only coat worn at the party was the
EocK, IN chevot or cashmere. Not cloth
coat was visible, and gray trousers we're
Almost universally worn.
me neckwear was very closely looked
alVer by the technical critics, and the PIN
soaII was on every hand, or rather neck
aeu oy the wearer. The Wind sor scarf was
tue leading favorite, with the four-in-han
alu DE Joinville liked among the more cid
10y wearers. Darkish grays aud states
p.eVSlled, with small patterns and satin
grounds. The Duke of Clarence had &
NV design in almond spray, with body
oTlor OF scrolling. The white bloom Of the
Sb,llond was outlined by black. The latest
sssauegroom, Prince Aribert of Anhalt, had
ne uashlng air, with the ong-pointed
% o,peS OF his English frock coat thrown back
Olhis shoulders.
NJ LORD Brooke, legal master of the "bsb-
Tug brooke" wore fine dark blue serge
w chevIot trousers, fve-button vest
nsi iuusor scarf in striped blue and white
me- ae tan gloves, collar an "all-rounder,
I1.ihg IN front, deep, but not choking
nHoaElng, and set well on his shirt. The
looS SueSs OK Connaught's brother, muct
mose9 after as great catch" had cash
ont 'e rock, pale gray cheviot trousers, low
sest, TO make room for an ample tie Of
ON rope coloring. pale stars with nebula
ha. darker ground with several darts Of
snS :, tipped with white. 1t ha6 no pin
ada u1d scarf-fashion with puff on eithel
lonr Frlnce Albert had a very full anC
noTsSeNrted cheviot and trousers Of the
va Sscript fawn slightly tanned; his YES
Par ulSh-buttoned aud the Windsor tie il
M auq pale lavender in broken lines.
oban ne FRINGE of Wales was in a very foe
epds.1, with high vest, pin scarf in Law
trons.uun una white, with fine pearl pin. The
some Of the German court officials il
apPpearance.
coloreIu sndkerchiefs when drawn were al
Oordered in checks and lines. Prince