Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26

demanded that the trousers should be of
docskin. But the Oxford rs gaining rnp.
ldly IN popularity Tho average waist
length of the dress coat Is Is IL and the
tnll length 10 Inches. The vest whether
of the same material nA tho coat or of
white or black brocndcd. embossed or
embroidered silk, may he either double
or single breasted, except for the peaked
lapel, when 10 Is always single breasted
As for trousers they should be- OF the
average width and have the side scnris
narrow welted, ornamentcd With braid
or showing woven stripe. The Tuxe-
do coat Is considered a conventional ne
cossity aud Ii should be- an elegant coat.
II can hr nude of any material used for
the dress coat, except btundcloth It rs
moro shupcly Ia the back thAn the rogu-
lar sock aud measures 81 inches Ia length
hole should be worked VA the left la.
pei tor a houttonnicro. 4 Tuxedo cont
should he nude ga that viewed from
the front when the wcnrer IL nt table II
presents the somc appearance ns that of
the regular dress coat. Dress suits nre
not subject % change la style as often as
tue day dress Three smull studs should
be worn IN the shirt and the regulation
white tie, not nude bow.
As for the spring oyercout IL should be
a Chesterfield, or oyersuck, shnpely but
not close fitting, aud about forty.two
Inches In length
There are few other hits OF news
about mons dress. silk hats are bell
shape und may be- worn with any suit
except sack Derby hats am, higher
md the hrims narrower The soft alpine
hat is still popular aud fashionable
la neckwear the SWEETEST thing s the
small knot iour-in-hand known o Inc
trade ns The graduated fourm-hand II
Is distinguished 10y "A small knot narrow.
about am inch and half long. Willie he
euus are broad and full. spreading out
well Ia loose folds. This tic will be "A
tavorite with drcssy men, because Il can-
not be cleverly initiated. By reason OF
IT'S width and the expensive quality of
the goods required, Il costs never less
than 81, \ tnlr one may be 81 90 or 81
Ihe Ascot and the old wndded fuur-n.
hand VIII be somewhat worn A popular
tie viii he a simple bow cut from on.
aud one-Quorter 20 one and one-half an
lhvn Wuc. ~ 70 col0rs, modest tints
VIII prevail light bodies with small neat
designs.
In iewelry, fewer finger rings are the
correct style
l.ink sleeve buttons, small shirt studs
and narrow watch chain, mnpinp
across the vest from one pocket 10 the
other Is called for by fashionable men.
| White shirts, with collars and cuffs al.
tached, are popular and expensive They
L - Ni'h ltA AANhAs sNftNAt NhlliS VIII
| not he worn before hot weather. Shirts
OF oolored material are not good form.
| The fayorlte style of collars win be tho
poke, with protruding points, Next will
| come the turnover, with more comfortn.
Bile points, rundown collars win bc
much worn The band win be lower ln
the back and the points longer 80 as moi
TO Hop all over the vest
| Dark colorcd gloves are fashionable
/ \ word about walking canes. Old gen.
/ uemen usually carry gold.headed canes
because they look less risky aud frivo
lous. A gold-headcd cane has a SOLID
look about Il that defines style and M
| peals TO time With the douhle-hreastel
| frock coat, an iyory-hended cane over
laid with silver N quite The thing.
| Patent leather shoes are the vogne
Russet shoes worn in town denote the
cad
BELTS viii be worn instead OF sashes
/ with neglige suits next summer Yacht
ing caps win be- worn only By yachtsmen
/ unless the wearers want 10 be considered
guys, and white duck trousers viii Nv,
way 20 white tlannel trousers when the
| hot weather comes.
And so il goes Tho we'll dressed mar
viii hnye about him puelncss 1
medesty Ia style which wiz appeal d