The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-27

A Little Trade. journal Gives You All the
Points to the Situation.

There has recently appeared little pam.
lhlcs called When to Wear It." which gives
n much sound advice to men about clothes a.
Don't lii about n mans general conduct
Tho pamphlet comes with the trade sanction
Of tho G'n'i,ier and FiWpiShrr which voucheS
for its tellin, tho correct thing at least so far
as this fans and winters STYLES 60. fine
distinction il made in the beginning between
the night shirt and the panama. The night
shirt IS the siumber garment par excellence
for the winter and other cool months OF the
year while the panama is primarily the re.
firing garh Of summon made in lighter and
softer fabrics in consonance with the warmer
Temperatures" palamas Is used as noun In
the singular. This distinction suggests that
the night shirt should be OF warm stuff. while
the pa,amas should be- decorated and en-.
broidered.
Tho word pants should not be used. Com.
meut is unnecessary. The word drawers 10
also not approved. The cane is not to be car.
RED durin. business hours. neither Is 1t to be
worn with evening dress. 1t belongs to OUT
door exercise. and it should he omitted always
on the more formal occasions OF social life
Goa-hsaded canes should be worn only in
glass case. Tho glove is to be worn on every
clear. cool day in the year and uron all oc-
casions with full dress Special care should
be tax en- that the gloves are tho best obtain
able. cheap gloves or tattereu gloves SnoulO
never be worn.
Full dress should be worn from 6 o'clock
in the evening until breakfast time tho
nsxt mornn g. If the wearer has no occasion
to 60 to bed IN the mean time. drsss suit
should always be worn in the presence Of Ia.
dies in the evening. The sack dress coat
should not be worn In the presence OF Ia
dies. 1t j. for use with mon and not with
Women .h 1t valuable to rreserys to the 81,
that should DO allied with ultra affairs OF po-
The are-s shirt should he worn. with the
It Should 10 opened in front and be plainly
made. with noles for real studs. WHICH should
ne s nas osI e xsa
Il dun finish The white avn cravat should
always BE- worn with the dress suit The In
SEPT. -. When the overcoat j. worn the straw
hat is Superseded. 4 straw hat may be worn
with the SACK dress coat. but though it has It.
defenders for use with the swa! i;, dssss
handkerchief should al ways be out OF sight
The high 81! k hat should ALWAYS be worn with
tai 1t may tie worn with the cutaway coat.
bat under no circumstances should 1t be worn
Collar, and cuffs should be worn whenever .
man has MS coat S me he. 7tatd!nx S9ilaT y:
looks uncomfortable A great deal Of space 10
given t. neckw"ar The cravat may be worn
up bows should not be worn with soft fnish
shirts IN. fourth hand is recommended fox
wear with tho dpub!e- breasted irorE coat and
breasted ottawa The Windsor or the four
finland su'nnIer weight is recommended for
summer use wIth the rravat The De Joinvtllo
Is the lea ling SHAPE. as Il Is not lined and 10
unpretentiuuS. though the Ascot is more popu.
lar. becaus" 1t is more easy to tie. A gentle
man should. OF course. tie his own scarf.
The uyercoat should tie worn when the tom
pcraturn require, 1t. 1t must he longer then
the uAGercoat even the swallowtail ust b
Of the tails. There should be. i one can afford
ii. an Inverness to wear with the sWRlowtail,
a loose kersey driving coat. double breasted
winter coat. one light and one dark fall over.
winter wear aud u sur-ined coat to wear whom
il is very cold.
80 Iewery should be worn with full dress
except Il set OF pearl shirt studs. three in mum.
Tn. decoration with a dress suit Is the
hogtonni're which > Iou!d always be OF white
howrrs. The shirt studs TO be worn during
the day may he Of gold. The cuff links should
atwn5s r plan; wafGh Inaln may Ce M91n
exposed. Tho cravat ring, the diamond
scarf IN aud the diamond collar button should
be sent to III. lawn shop. leweied ring may
scarf need il 10 be- held together or kept in
place, INT Il must show taste aud must not 20
loud. The tIguuel shirt should not be worn in
town bur tor outing The n.gliRa shirt may BE-
w0rn at al times. during the summer with .
sack -uit and. On u p!nch. it may DO worn with
The cu.away frock cont may be worn at any
timr durin. the day The double breasted
i-Ock coat may Da WON at any time during the
day whom th,rs Is socla occasion requiring
furmaiiy. II IS III" con; for "a man Of leisure
II T. made severely simple. in rough goodA ,
short wasted and long tailed.