The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-03-30

Or brown the 00t Gs - m sss, g she sz ssasiea like T TRs
boot. The fulness is all in, the back and IS
arranged beneath the folded overplaits. which
fully from the saddle. a very swagger Elton
jacket made with rcvers that are broad at
the costume. She Is going to wear full silk
fronts with It. which have narrow, turned
% Wish their hei,a1 liion s'H saits. to NTH tho7 hot w %eat by e ssss
In, and then she will adopt soft cheviot shirt
waists IN solid ccolors and stripes and one of
deai, Of riding ct EeWp9rt this season, is hay.
ed in black. 1t is lined with a lovely taffeta
in old rose and brown, and the young woman
says she always rides in silk blouses made OF
lend n decidedly feminine touch to even a BIZ
cycle suit. She has an inbred abhorrence of
and as for sailor hats, why, she hates them
as much as the French women do. And 1
"A shirt waist with a high collar and stiff
close fitting cuffs is certainly warmer than even
one last year. shan't this. I'm going to adopt
the, pretty little soft collarettes and waists that
II liked those designs is' Best Where the he women
wore suits of brown material. " said another
woman as soon 500, as she got a chGnre; and
things on a wheel; Severe plain things
look best. and I'm going to have a suit made of
soft brown English homespun with full plated
boomers and n coat with long full skirts that
fall to the knees, giving the effect Of a dress
pointed revers and will flare TO show a plain,
seamless vest. which must look as much like
sweater as possible"
That won't 10 as pretty as the idea ! got
from the show" said a stout woman. I'm
going to have a pepper and. salt Norfolk suit"
tac IY9u'rH fn f]s1slTsIIy too q s Ssp1 Tin f. wear snm " Norfolk
NO. I'm not; =" she continued. "for it's all an
exploded oaH Ls idea th2t 9 stout woman does gGt
two plaits in trent and three behind" and the
OF the bulkiness which formerly put this
garment out of question for the stout cyclists.
I'm going to have the jacket cut away at the
neck enough, to show q little Of my. chemisette
anT o norr ri tn sIe swe" IS s'n mHc ICES sma nf eG ,hn% f fhe
other gowns, and invariably OF the leg. NUT
ton shape, Another thing: did YOU MI notice
sailors or felt hntsy TIN soft alpines or Tam
q Shnnters. with their launty colored quilts,
but also more comfortable. or course many
women like TO ride in plain sailors. but for my
year round, II is easier to keep on, lighter.
anu far cooler"
II didn't get to see the poster show, but I've
n bundle of, new things right here" said n
young schoolgirl who entered in timo to catch
the last rrInarSs, and 1 believe they, are all
had made to order. It Is OF an uncommoniyy
close weave and yet gives readily. for 1t Is made
OF the very best wool.
Instead or having 10 buttOned on the Shout
dcrs had II split down, the front and laced up
with a white cord; but ] do not have to unlace
It 10 get in and out of it.. | merely unite It and
That's not the only advantage OF this sweater
II ,,hts up close around the neck, and the big
sailor collar gives II u very jaunty appear
ancei but the sleeves take my eye. They are
the regular leg ,of-mutton sleeves made over a
tight lining OF the Jersey, and are perfectly
comfortable. which, Is an essential. point in u
sleeve to DO worn while wheeling; Igot a dark
blue, with collar and cuffs piped with white,
and a white laCing, because my salt Is dark
blue. But yOu can order any color or combl-
nation of colOrs that you fancy.
what else have your" asked some ono.
We'll, here is the best name plate that I've
seen yet. IL Is q small affair. made Of nickel
with my name and address stamped on IL, and
that II takes an expert 10 get It off. That
cost mo a dollar, and then ! spent another for
the recommendation OF a woman who has
used one all winter. She says that the handle
bar felt so very cold on a severe morning that
she decided TO try one OF these and found no
further trouble, and then II preserves the
nickel finish In extreme weather or when one
Is travelling, This Is a woman's invention,
and q good one. You see, IL hts over the ham
do bar. and is laced on underneath. II l.
felt lined, and very durable.
And here Is another cyclometer that se"1's
q thousand miles, but II has a bell attached
which rings at every mile, and that's why l
. IL, for ! am am toTS.e locking down at
and expect this little continuance 10 save me
much trouble this summer 1t is said N be
very accurate"
What will you buy nextH" cried out sew
eral women, and the young girl answered as
she mounted for an indoor spin;
The next new thing that l see that can be
abusing the, weather once more, and TO max,
ing prophecies as TO what 1t had In store for
cyclists during the coming week.