New-York tribune., 1900-08-24
FALL OUTING COSTUMES.
WHAT THE SPORTswOMAN WILL WEAR
HUNTING AND GOLFING.

With the approach of September athletic amuse-
ments viii be renewed with the energy that has
lain dormant through the extremely hot weather.
The reign Of organdies and moIsselines Is prscu-
oally over for the time 4 d the tailor made tweeu
and homesDun take their place. Severity instead
Of hufiness becomes the order Of The day Louis
Quinze shoes Of dainty kid exchanged tor
strong boots. The sportswoman, in brief Is no" IN
fun possession
In addition 20 tweeds and homespuns. lrisn
fr'ezes are popular for sporting ir The leaolhs
tones seem 10 be brown, green and violet an0
many Of the frezes of deep purple tintlns
The colors are never pronounced. as dull gray ana
black strands are so interviewer that only sue-
gestion is given
The newest feature in trimming these costumes
is the of eather tor edging the skirt ard strap
ping the seams. A handsome hunting gown nlaoe
for a trip 10 the Rocky Mountains is OF warm
brown homespun. with red heckinRs- The sKFt 10
edged by narrow strip of scarlet morocco cut IN
vandyke points. and the capacious pockets on eaoh
SIDE of the skirt have buttoned nap OF the Leu
The Norfolk Jacket is belted with the same ana le
cut shape to show 4 scarlet chez 1iset.e' Inc
brown Tam o shauter has brown and red cnou
with a brown and red quill.
The large outside pocket is 2 distinctive feature
Of the sporting skirt, and is most convenient anu
sensible The pocket opening should De si3'ie
not straight -
A new golfng gown is Of gray homespun. with
white cloth strapped On hem and edge of tne
skirt, and stitched in similar manner on the euse
of the bolero The blouse is OF crimson SILK 'he
cravat and belt Of black satin The golf cape Is OF
dark gray with inner side of red. white ana oiacA
plaid The hood, which is detachable Is mace
with the plaid side showing, Gray cashmere ana
black silk and satin knickers. suited to VARYING
tempera lures. accompany the costume. The hat
is simple gray alpine. with knotted scarf OF req
and white silk
A more brilliant and audacious golf costume
is Of bright red serge, with Eton jacket over
black satin shirt whose collar is soft ana tuFne9
over 4 white silk handkerchief SCARF, WIN tSo
border. is knotted IN four in hand uhdeF '"7
This form Of shirt-the mans shirt. with turned
ing costumes A box peat IS down the InluuIe
with buttonhoes for gold studs or buttons an 1nu
a breast pocket is stitched on the left side. me
shirt IS worn slightly pouChed all around oVer q
narrow belt. Il may be Of silk or a nne wooileh
fabric Cashmere seems much liked for the pur-
pose being soft and light. ,. -
An English tailor has introduced a novelty n
straps and buckles at intervals that enable
the skirt TO be looped up in folded tunlc When
engaged in golfnE hunting, while II may, oe
lowered 70 ordinary length in the house Such
nakeshift is likely 70 become popular, now
ever. and is worth mention only as a novelty
For z sporting wrap, nothing even reIhoLey
threatens the supremacy Of the golf cape The
new ones are longer than those OF last season season
and Of more ample width. Some wraps appear
with the old fashioned cape sleeve"
There IS nothing in bicycle skirts Ine
simple saddle back with large pleats IS stiI the
only style seen. and the Eton Jacket supplements
the cashmere or French flannel shirt