The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-04-14

suitin.. or Scotch .oods in light weight
and appropriate color not to easily show
the dust and the wear OF travel, should
be selected and carefully made by good
tailor. The workmanship should be eX'
cellent. the style perfectly plain. and the
skirt should clear the ground all round.
There should BIZ no passemcnteries. no
velvet, silk OF satin trimmngs;no orna-
mentation except tailor finish of silk or
wooden braid Plainnes, good workman
ship and cut should mark every detail
Scrviceable, comfortable walking shoes,
and CATERS to match this travelling dress
should be provided. Two pairs of gloves,
one for wearing on the cars, the other Tor
wearing sight seeing upon arrival at IL
place; two wells. one plain TISSUE the
other suitable OF color i'll net; trim
walking hat. having no supeThuous ends
and feathers to be affected by wind or
weather. and a plain tailor-made Jacket
will complete an appropriate traveing
dress in which u lady can at all times APP
pear we'll dressed as 4 traveller III Europe.
Avoid all iewelry and all ornamental
ton. for Europeans set one down as
lady born or q plrvenu from such inlica-
tions. The suit described. complete in
every detail from hat and gloves to
iacket, CATERS and shoes. will be the only
travelling dress needed for TRIP of three
or four months. Such q suit should be
, perfectly fresh at the start. One will
wear it going on board. AS soon as the
steamer is out OF port she should retire
to her state room and there don regular
| steamer dress.
! The shipdress should also be especial to
| the occasion, and appropriate in every de-
tail. Water proof serge should be used
for this dress. The bodice cut should be
| simple, the skirt short and worn with
| knee-length galters. The undergraduates
! worn on shipboard should be warm
wooden union suit, waist bOned or not
according to fancy. pair OF dark blue or
| black eqestrienne trousers and no petit
coats. A woman should be clothed SO
that there will be no exposure of delicate
under garments from fall from sud
! den urch of the ship, mounting stairs in
advance of others. or from high winds.
| There should be no waste OF material
I anywhere to impede freedom OF move
ment.
| One should be provided with some kind
! of soft untrimmed hat. A soft felt.
cloth cap with visor, or wooden Tam
! o'-Shanter are all suitable, or even
hood to tie about the chin; but the head
covering should be something in which
| one may lie at ease OH ones steamer
chair. The hair should be plainly dressed
to save blowing in the wind.
! One must provide herself with the nee
essary toilet articles, soap camphor, alco-
| hol and | advise small bottle OF ia
/ maca ginger Remember that quaint
tv of little-needed articles will be much
in the way in small state-room. and
consequently take only such articles as
will be absolutely imperative. Besides
! the small articles of the handbag. have
, found necessary for steamer the follow
J i'm. only. excepting. Of course, this COM
| pIete suit WON Oh board: Two changes
Of underwear, including night-dress.
cham Der robe. knit or felt shoes. steamer
| dress, steamer blanket. head wear out
| side wrap, gloves or mittens, rubbers and
CATERS to match the costume worn ON
beard.