Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-06-03

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had from time to tinie."
Buttles. 81 have packed your yachting
suits in a separate truns, sir"
"Ah, yes; let me look them over. Have
you arranged them just as l shall wear
them-for you know l cannot take you
with me, as there is no extra room for
body servants ON Hammersford's big
schooner"
Eyes, sir; l have put the white and blue
suits together"
wrong, Buttles; rearrange them. The
white altogether is too m~onotonous, and
with the blue altogether one looks like a
portah. Did you notice that the white
trousers had a wide blue stripe down the
side and the blue trousers had n white
stripe down the side? That is the very lat.
est. Buttles."
Buttles, with great diplomacy. shows
his appreciation of these nice distinctions
by mods and smirks, while he redistributes
the yachting suits in accordance with di-
rections. The white reefing Jacket Mr..
a Glider puts on. 1t is the very acme
of swaggerness. Made of the finest fan
mel, it looks like a piece of boxcloth. The
welt seams are wide, it hangs loose to the
figure. although shaped slightly at the
sides; it is three b%uttoned, double breasted,
Of good length for a roundabout. with big
white, real ivory buttons.
Buttles also lays aside in this lot sew
eral all silk, solid color, negligee shirts
indark shades, and two of fine merino with
silk stripes. When an %uncounted bunch
of pongee silk handkerchiefs and several
smart sailor ties have been added, the
supervising club man smiles approval and
ram rio. HVol, kV,f,Ny t1,o rucf of G
in the regulation way. Mawning suit,
evening suit, and the fixiugs that 40 with
them, in case of any afayah not having an
aquatic flavah."
Thus the first station in the route was
passed.
Newport next, STRIP queried the man
servant, and then at assent he continued,
II have included yourdriviny coat and rid
ing trousers N polo panta)uons and"-
Never mind those Ruttles-they GO along
to he shuah, but that is another story.
The strictly summer buds, the striped and
plain ennis suits-the one to lounge in,
and the n to play in-there you have
them"
The tennis suit for play consisted of
white flannel trousers and an outing coat
of q peculiar wide plaid pattern in high
colorings, blue predominant. The cap WA
of blue flannel and to be worn with 1t was
q soft blue Windsor tie. The outing lounge
suit for general wear about the Casino or
during the informal hours Of the day is Of
light gray through which is traced indis-
tinctly a mauve stripe of about an eighth
Of an inch in width that gives but a gentle
hvening to the fabric. With this is worn
afine Madras negligee shirt in quiet COM
bination, the collar and cuffs being at
tached to the shirt and Numbered.
Mr.. Van Glider handles with a caressing
touch the big unlined heliotrope Ascot
scarfing which he -
will tie in q four @Ms
finland knot with ~,
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makeup, more III WAW!-N,\
particularly the kN -M%A
cashmere effect If1lH W.
of the tropical aNnDAW
weight suiting, IA IyNn\M.Z
Eaakes the young 1NWWWM
exquisite in this "A MMMW
garb dressed as NNM INV
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the warm spell, VIM VA
and in this view Nm VA
will warrant the IM IA
DOMINIC of it by IN W.
Mr.. Van Glider, IN ~
should he desire MA ~
to run into town
some sweltering day for an hours chat
with his financial manager in Wall street.
The newest and lowest crowned form of
the Sennett straw hat completes this ag-
gregation. And, Buttles," exclaimed his
master suddenly, as though the thought
had lust come to mind. did my new sun