The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-22


and shakers"
Khaki hats. shirts and skirts embrol-
dered In designs Of thistles and goit
clubs.
White pique hats. shirts and skirts
decorated with golfing embems-
Skirts OF notified green and brown,
peat-scented tweed.
Shirts that run the whole verdant
gamut from sober olive to Haunting pea
green.
Golf capes in a greater variety Of plaids
than were ever before seen.
Low shoes whose soies are studded win
rubber disks.
Channels and buckskin gloves that Dut-
ton at the back.
And silk end loosely woven fine wool
stockings With Scotch plaid tops.
The summer girl usually provides her
self with golfing clothes OF two widely
differing varieties There are clothes to
be worn when she goes ia for the rigor
of the game and there are Other clothes
70 be donned when, for reasons known
only to herself, the game Is but Of sec
ondary importance.
The girl who aspires to be champion
wears plain gray or brown golf cheviot'
This Is often q double-face1 material. re-
yersing to show mingled shades of pink
and white. faint green or baby blue. The
skirt OF the serviceabie golfing dress Is
cut Just four inches from the ground. II
fs strictly tailor made, and IL trimmed
merely with rows OF stitching or with
strapped seams II IL cut with the pre-
vailiug box plat at the back and is some
times tucked or laid I'm fiat plafts at each
side OF tho hips, though quite as often, on
account OF the cloth, II IL left plain.
with such a shirt Is worn. according
to the weather, a shirt waist. a sweater.
or jacket and mannish waistcoat.
The Jacket Is usually an Elton or
short double breasted coat. and may be
or the same tweed or cheviot as the skirt.
with plaid cuffs, collar and revers: or
h may be OF Lincoln green box cloth,
with plaided or scarlet trimmings. Some
times an open blouse. with waistcoat and
vest, is worn.
For warm weather playing there are
new skirts OF khaki, mercerixed canvas.
piauc. burlap. duck and jean. From
present appearances khaki will be much
seen on the links, both in It's natural
color and In dark and light blue. and In
scarlet with strapped seams In white and
white shirt waists.
The girl to whom golf r. play, not work.
and To whom for some mysterious cause
a eoquettish costume Is Of prime import
ance, Is planning to appear. maybe, In
most elaborate Khaki outfit. Her jacket
and shirt waist are trimmed with broad
bands OF dull. bright Persian embroidery.
her neck scarf IL OF Persian silk. and her
hat IL Persian handkerchief so draped
al TO look like an Aunt Chloe turban.
But oftener II IL the white plque dress
that promises to the golf amateur the
most interesting possibilities. Skirt and
waist are embroidered with Frencfry bow
knots. and on the head there may be tied
a lawn and lace sunbonnet decked with
flowers, or else maybe a barrei-shaped
"shakcr." plated OF fine straw and trim
med with ribbons. like its quaint proto-
type OF the old days.
The solfing hats OF 1900 are as varied as
the costumes. For very warm days there
are KHAKI hats that arc cool and attractive.
These are trimmed with military looking
cords and straps, or sometimes with straw
bands and bows. KHAKI felts In Alpine
shapes are good form for cool days. Then
there are new chip and rough straw sail
ors that arc trimmed with bright colored
handkerchiefs and wings.
hut tho goifing maid In not the only
summer girl. The girl who rides has APP
pearcd again with the spring, and for her
benefit there are new saddles. new whips.
new riding boots and new habits of many
descriptions
Tho short salty skirt IL still the approx
ed model for horseback use. though the
smartcst habits are perhaps longer than
those OF past seasons, Loose frouted coats
with bright red waistcoast are seen on
some OF the women who canter through
the park on these bright mornings. but
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cutaway coats that sometimes are cut low
Co show the waistcost and sometimes but
ton NO ths front to the small revers that
turn back Just enough TO show a bit of
The white linen chemisette and trim tie
Riding coats with short hasaues and coats
With position back are among the ac-
cepted styles
Gray. brown and black are the favorite
colors for riding habits. aud sometimes
largo silver buttons. stamped with the
family crest, fasten the coat perays and
silk hats ar. worn.
These things apply TO the immediate f,i-
tufc. As the days grow warmer cloth
skirts VIII be replaced. as they were last
summer. by thel- fac-slSuilcs IN cut ana
shape IN linen and the popular Khaki A
severe shirt waist ana sailor hat viii com
picse the summer ridins girrs makeup
And the bathing girii
Her suits are ALREADY prepared for the
summer beaches. So numerous and So
fsnciful are they that one r. puzzled 20
know whether they are destined for the
water OF merely to anord pretty picture
on tho sands.
The summer Eirls of 1850 viii battle In
ssrge. flannel. taftcta, gros-grain silk. bril-.
iantine and alpaca. and their suits WITH
range IN price fron modest s. 20
isrger So
The smartest bathing costumes have
large sailor collars. bfnteis. AMY fronta
vests ana stocks and are Just as cial,-
crate as house or street costumes The
skirts are b0x plated and have the fash.
iaHahle fare. With many ~ them eoFscts
are Sc figueur
A very fetching model shown IN one IT
the larxe shops 4 az navy blue khaki the
waist full sailor blouse. with an onornn-
OTIS sailor collar coming down In pelnts 10
the ecN Of white KHAKI hias folds % blus,
ana white trim both waist and skirt. cor
rwspoRdins With the blue and white dot
ted stockings AMI head krrchleg
but the gsrl az all girls this coming SUM
mer viii 10 the boating Ktfi Fag the
yachting ana the beating maid the pref
ttess ~ all the summer costumes have been
provided
OF course there u the usual assortment
Of hlae serge and flannel suits. with Big
collars. some trimmed with rcd and some
with white. Ter cold or windy weather.
bet n Is fer the days ON which the sun Will
shile strong ami senrc htug, when even the
seck Of a yacht will b. a hot place. that
the most beautiful display has been pre-
pared.
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