Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-25

round-edeed cuff Both will be used,
whether attached TO the shirt or separate.
Collars are to be standing and are 10
have square corners. They may meet d.
rectly in front or may lap. Either IS per-
Missile upon all occasions. with Inc
souare-corner standing collar only square
cornered cuffs may be used. ne
round-eorner cuff Is permitted to DO
worn with the high-banded, round-oor-
ner collar or the half turned-down which
became popular during the summer. ms
last has round corners and is nearly az
high as the regulation standing conn.
THE PROPER THING IN NECKWEAh'
Fancy colors in necxties are likely To-
become as popular in fall ana winter as
they were during the summer. Reo Is
ne principal color, but all combinatlons
are shown. The club or bow ties VIII be
used principally for business and general
use They are larger and longer. NO
well-dressed man will be seen with
ready-made tie. While some few demand
this style, the selection is very small. All
neckwear must be tied by the wearer'
Besides the club ties, the small four-ln-
hands. with flowing ends, will be permit
ted To be worn with the half-turned down
collar for general purposes. Ihese are
shown in all the assortments or scotch
clans. the red being as popular as IN me
club tie. DIG Joinyilles are permitted 20 De
worn with rings. They are also shown In
fancy colors. The Ascot, which many
leaders endeavored to discard last year
owing 10 the difficulties encountered When
endeayoring TO arrange them properly are
again popular. The waterfall or follower
Ascot as IL IS termed, will not be seen.
The tie is arranged in a puff, and IS to
be worn chiefly during the afternoon.
Dress ties are made of the finest cam
brio or pique. the silk and satin ties nav
ing passed away. They are made along
the lines OF the club ties, but are some
what smaller and longer than those USED
last wear. Dark-fgured silk for dress Ties
is also shown These ties can be worn
With the dress-saek coat or Tuxedo, at
stag rackets or the theatre, but under no
consideration are they permitted LOT lot
NAL evening wear, at which only whlte
Is the proper thing.
THE STYLES IN GLOVES AND
JEWELRY.
The selection in gloves Is smaI. Inc
heavy tan or reindeer ones are tho only
norrect STYLES for morning wear, while
during the afternoon the gray SUEDE VIII
he used. The tan In light shades-cream'
tans slate. and tan suedes, and slate rein
deer-are permitted in the afternoon. a
fod which seems destined TO become popu-
Ior With habltual wearers OF gloves Is 10
turn the glove back from the Wrlst on
warm DAYS. For evening wear the neaVy
! white or pearl gray kid Will be USED eA-
eluslyely on all but very formal occasiohs'
when the thinner article VIII De reIeIieu.
THE introduction OF watch chains for
evening wear some time ago has caused
considerable comment about jeweIry worn
unon dress occasions, as many persons
have been using heavy gold chains ana
| other iewelry. The chain adopted, ana
which may become very popular, Is very
light and has what is known as the East
India finish. This chain is permitted, out
| IL Is i'm better taste TO have the chaln
| concealed.
Tho diamond shirt-stud for evening
wear is decreasing In popularity, ana Is
being succeeded by the plain pearl stud
| although the latter can be initiated cheap
| " Pearls are growing more expensive
while the limitations are becoming cheap
or Pearl buttons will be used extern
siyelv. All the popular scarf-pins are
| either plain pearls or pearls surrounded
| nv Jewels Solitaire diamonds and opals
| are used to some extent. Links for cuffs
are both jewelled and plain.
Rinss for men are increasing in popu-
larity. A neat diamond or opal, and the
combination of the Two are preferred
| Rubies, emeralds, and other jewels. set
with diamonds, are also in demand. The
novelty in rings Is the plain gold seal.
upon which is engraved the crest Of the
| wearer.
HATS AND SHOES.
Silk hats and the opera or crushed hats
will have more bell than last year. The
heavy. broad band used on the former
| will be replaced by narrow SILK ribbon.
which is fastened at the side by small
buckle. The silk hat should always be
worn with a froek coat. II Is permitted
with the cutaway coat, but under no con-
| alteration should 1t be used with the sack
| or business suit
| The opera or crush hat should always
be used with the dress suit on formal or
| informal occasions, whether the long coat
or tuxedo is used. They are made In both
satin and merino. The rims OF the SIX
and opera hats are natter and have
larger curl than last year. The derby IL
heavy affair. and can be used upon all
occasions. save when the afternoon or
evening dress suit is worn. The new
derby has a rounded top and latter curl
than formerly. Oak tan is the new shade