The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-09
Was the First Man to Start the Summer Style Of Unstarched
White Shirts at Newport
WALTER HOBARFS deep TURNOVER COLLAR
Depew Brings New Gray" to America, a Silver
Shade. That, Shines in the Dark

spats and black silk handkerchief made
our Chauncey look particularly ''peechy"
in view of tn efact that this shade of gray
brings out every yestige OF pink that is in
the complexion.
Young Mr.. Potter Palm er, who is con-
sidered one Of the summers best catches"
is said to have invented a new sweater
1t is of two-sided cotton and wool The
inside Is white cotton, the outside OF col
ored wool. The cotton keeps away the
creepy feeling OF the sweater and provided
wool for warmth and DESCRIPTION. The best
color, to be in the fashion, is q poppy
red with a touch Of the white lining show
ing under the chin Pale lilac sweaters
are worn for full dress :
FULL DRESS SWEATERS.
In these days Of bicycling the young
man who wheels from town to town to at
tend an evening Entertainment must be
provided with way OF being dressy and
showing proper respect to his hostess.
With the thermometer at 80 and the air
at humidity's excess point, he cannot
wheel in a Numbered shirt. The sweater
must be worn, and for these occasions lilac,
mauve, shrimp, cense and turquoise blue
are provided. The material is very fine
and the garment very becoming.
The Kaiser Wilhelm has been astonish-
ing summer Germany with his lounglng and
yachting suits, and, though reluctantly,
the shops are beginning to show copies OF
them. That they are good none of the
great houses that are dress authorities can
deny.
One Of these lounging suits was fawn
color, with shirt Of blush yellow and tie
to match. Out of the pocket stuck bright
yellow silk handkerchief. The band upon
the straw hat was bright yellow, and the
hat almost a fawn shade
When yachting for pleasure the emperor
Wore a greenish blue yachting suit, a white
cap and tan shoes. An Alpine hat of snow
white he wore with band of gray linen
duck
The Duke Of Marlborough is responsible
for new style this summer This is the
undressed kid glove. He wears them in q
new shade called coffee yellow, which is
really red brown. 1t is the color of cof-
fee when II comes out of the pot rich,
strong, red brown. The seams of these
gloves are heavily stitched in self color
and the stitching upon the back is OF the
same. The duke wears no others. nor does
his friend, the young Duke OF Manchester,
who comes to America soon.
THE CYCLE SHOE.
The high shoe is but little worn by men
cyclers. The low shoe, fitted with elastic
at the sides and tail at front and back,
Is liked by many men with well-sheped
feet. But a the majority Of Insecurity
are a little sensitive about their insteps,
and as this shape Increases the number OF
inches from heel to toe, the low tie Is
liked better There s a huckled tie which
gives the foot graceful look, and plain
tie which makes il a trfle stubby, but is
very comfortable. The fanCier the stock
ines the better, and If black stockings are
insisted upon, for any reason, Ike I'M
even calves, then the tops may bloom ike
the rose, every color being combined
Knockers are not quite so full as they
were, but are baggier at the knees TheiI
bottoms are very broad.