The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09

clay. The color IS called "York russell
Chauncey Depews steamer suit, when
he came back from Europe by cable
despatch I'm Mr.. Nanderbnrs illness, was
"a symphony in new gray" This color
is now beginning TO be seen. 10 has
silver threads In IT, and the peculiar
quality of shining I'm the dark. new
gray visor. new gray spats and a black
silk handkerchief made our Chauncey
look particularly "peachy" I'm view OF
the fact that this shade OF gray brings
out every ycstige OF pink that is in the
complexion.
Young Mr.. Potter Palmer, who IS con-
sidcrcd one of the summers best
catches" is said 10 have invented new
sweater. IL is Of two-sided cotton and
wool The inside is white cotton tho
outside Of colored wool. The cotton
kccps away the creepy feeling OF tho
sweater and provided wool for warmth
and ABSORPTION. The best color, 10 be
in tho fashion. IS poppy red with a
touch Of the white lining showing under
the chin. Pale lilac sweaters are worn
fer Gull dress
FULL DRESS SWEATERS.
Tn these days OF bicycling the young
man who wheels from town 20 town 10
attend an evening entertainment must
be provided with a way Of being dressy
with the thermometer at 90 and the air
az humiditv's excess point he cannot
wheel i'm a Numbered shirt. The sweater
must be worn. And for these occasions
lilac. mauve shrimp cerise and tur-
quoise blue are provided. The material
is very fine and the garment very be-
coming.
The Kaiser Wilhelm has been aston
fishing Summer Germany with his lounS-
though
luctantly. the shops are beginning 10
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 colCr. with shirt OF blush yellow.
and tic 10 match ont OF the pocket
stuck "a bright yellow silk handkerchief.
The band upon the straw nat was brlEht
yellow and the hat almost fawn shade.
When yachting for pleasure the En-
ncrcr wore "a Crecnish blue yachting
euit a white cap and tan shoes. An
Anime hat Of snOW-white no wore with
"a suit OF gray linen duck.
mo prke OF Marlborough IS respon-
sihle fer a new style this summer. This
IS the undrossed Kid glove. He wears
them I'm a new shade called coHee yellow
which is really red brown. IL Is me
color Of coffee when IL comes cut Of the
NOT n rich. strong. red brown. The seams
~ These gloves are heavily stitched In
eclf-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 10
America soon.
THII CYCLE SHOE.
The high shoe Is but little worn by
men cyclers. The low shoe. fitted with
elastic M the sides and tall at front
and back. Is liked by many men with
,yollshaped feet But as tho majority
az masculinlty are little sensitive
obout their iusteps. and as this shape
increases the number OF inches from heel
"a toe. the low tie is liked better. There
Is n buckled tie which gives the foot a
graceful look and plain TIE which makes
a "a rifle stubby. bat is very comfortable.
mo fancicr the stockings the better. and
20 black stockings are insisted upon. for
~. reason. Ike uneven calves. then the
IONS may bloom like the rose, every color
being combined.
Knockers are not quite so fun as they
vyore but are baggier az the knees. Their
lottoms are very broad.
I, ts said that ii Hung Chang has writ
,o, ahead 10 a New York tailor 20 have
certain dress and promenade suits ready
,or rim upon his arrival. and that tho
,ailor is torn between conflicting emo
slo,a Shall no have tho clothes III tho
hex-A< OF style or Shall he consult LIS
cornpiexion and probable tastef Ono OF