New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-14
WHIT THE MEN MUST WEAR.
,nr.s IN HORSE SHOW CLOTHES FOX
THOSE WHO WOULD BE CORRECT
-,,, p,oprs FASHIONS FOR MORNING. AFTER
NOON AND EvENING-sPGClAL PolHIs fON
urx WHO oFFICJATE IN TIE RING

noon AND EVENING-SPGClAL PolHls FNN
MEN WHO oFFIcIATE IN TIE RING.
THE men who look upon the Horse Show as So
c!ety function are interested J" '"'
; what shall We wear ,..h,o
The sartoral Art journal deYoies cohs'oe'H 10
space I'm its November number 20 the suo'eel. i"
adherence between morning ana eNner a''e'i.'o'
or evening attire il dsscilpeu ~ ''o' " o.
between a derby and SIX nat <o,,
ror morning wear the business cnfaway Ho'h
shit Will be much worn. The coat OF this sun "
long WASTED and short IN the Skill hiu eo"e'a,'
has n whole back with long anh WIG" maps o'' Wv
whist seam The roll IL heavy ana OF ineu'uih
length and the front having four buttons u "'''''
three close, is slightly getaway -,
The wais,coa, may be single or double p'eas'eu'
When of the latter pattern. the buttons VIE w
set wide apart at the end o. the roi! anu US
together at the bottom Whether single OF ooup'e
breasted the pockets will have flaps or wets' Inc
trousers will be Of liberal width at the h'ps an"
will taper in straight lines TO the bottom i"eeuS
and cheyiots in overplaids Will be the faVofle
materials and also black and white striped e"e'
. lots and worsteds Waistcoats or Tat(ersa" iaNS
mixtures OF silk and worsted molesKih ana co'uu'
roy will be popular. Suits with coat ana uouseis
OF fancy Shetland and white corduroy wa's''o"s'
and complete suits OF guncup C"c'"' ""' ''
worsteds Will also be- WORT
Another popular morning suit Will De the >dCh'
The coat is shorter than II was iast year ana mas
broad high and well-rounded SHOULDERS me sarN'
as II vii, be seen at the snow, IL shaPe's III NV
back seeming TO taper from the shoulders 10 lhe
waist and il is moderately close httins ao'"' ''o
hins The roll is broad and moderately short, ana
the fronts whether they close with three. OF TOUT
buttons are not much cut away below the o"es'
one The edges will be double stitched. although
some will prefer the wide single stitching Inc cpa'
has no outside breast pocket. The same materiais
vii! be used as for the cutaway suit. For those
who take an active part in the Show. a pair or
riding breeches OF the same material as the coat
VIII be the proper thing.
The conventional morning dress coat-three-Du'-
ton cutaway frock-wi also be seen during the
morning hours at the show. This coat is Of me-
dunn length and Is made OF soft veunas, rough
Shetlands, lambswools. gray thbets and unnn'sheo
worsteds The wastcoat for this suit VIII he
double breasted and Of the same materal as 'he
coat although fancy patterns will be worn Also.
Conservative men will single breasted waist
coats either OF fancy pattern or OF the same
material as the coat. The trousers Will he Urine
less VIDE at the knee than for the business su's'
and will be made OF lght-colored Wors'eds ~
palds stripes and cheeks.
FOR AFTERNOON WEAR.
Tho doup,e-breasted frock suit will he the highly
proper thing for afternoon wear The sartofiai
Art Journal" In speaking OF the sfternoop dress
SAYS: Some men, because they overest'mate 'her
social influence and importance, wear clothes whch
are unsuitable to the occasion, or which Violate
some canon of propriety good taste. with an air
tina, convnces the observer that they are uncon-
se29s % ns One Of he instances
20 was man VINO. at pre!ous HoIse nnVn,
evening dress suit, win large. blazing diamonds
in his shirt front. and another who wore r'dhs
T6s three button cutaway frock may also be worn
in the afternoon The troGx 10 onw
a moderate amount Of drspery Inc s,." h ,,,'ns
I. at{,,.. payri I'd In -
Cages s sre The avOre material for
h T9@fn S s1t
ghetiands vlcunas and uDdressed worseds are also
INES 9 q, %vs but Tls as rule il Is Of he
ieral me body OF the Goa, ~ s,rx,. breasted
but the after viii always hSs. n9shsd &c co,s 10,
II may be made ~ either se sn ,n sesims but
SILKS s,s nss s RbB e wsys s.
viii be single or double breasted ana ., me ns
wide shield shape is stl he most gopuIsa . Ihe
trousers are more shapfly than top Gay dress SIe
Of braid, although a perfectly plain finish is cor
rect and preferred by many writer on me sup,
wear lie trousers with the bottoms turned UP on
pleasant days and only caow youth and cheerful
idoey will do H.
FOR THE MEN ~ THE RING
Men who have appointments in the rns VII
wear long-waisted, short-skrted euta~ay frocAs
ard cutawav sacks IN the morning. The outside
breast pocket is an indispensable feature In coat
for an equestrian.
The materials used are t~seds, cheviots. fancy
worsteds whipcords and rough Shetands In ian
shades and the general run cf overplads and paids
The waistcoats may be either SINCE or doubls
breasted. the style being the same as In the ord-
nary morning dress. except that there should be
eeiiker oblong or beli shaped. BEDFORD cords and
TIE usual linz Of spSriy Will re ussS
witch promises 10 become popular not qny DO,
cause IL is novelty but also because or the novel
treatment II receives. II Is briBh,-colored tapes
try. generally red: and the new treatment Is nat
Is and-embroidered In chenille. ana mace WIN
silk sleeves 70 that the wearel may rae on coid
day without covert coat and be comfortable Inc
breeches should show three buttons above the |
ieggings or the boots. the top button JUS, below
il is more dficut 10 describe correct afternoon !
than morning equestrian attire for the reason !
thai what is practically morning attire may some,
strictly afternoon costume cannot properly be worn
A aistinctiy afternoon suit for Park Appoint !
cuaway irock u waiscoat and a pair Of trousers. ,
The troek which Is he same IN style ana nnn a.
ally made from black or a mixed melton, though
some prefer the rough shetlands; the walscoai Is
material as the cost. and The trousers. which are
shspey and have the side seams finished with /
material round hat or. cap will be worn by /
men IN breeches. but silk hat should be worn !
hiSisions' and the cover, coat WIN be the only
who drive is this "a heavy coaching coat should
For instance. exhibitors who show an ouint which
Is intended for an informal class IKE horse and
sack suit with a derby hat and tan gloves An
exhSit9r driving r , shopa wear "a