Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-11
FOR MEMS WEAR.
Newest Things in Hats, shirts and
Golf Socks for Spring.
From the HsberIasher

Golf Socks for Spring
From the Hsbertlasher
The Panama hat will undoubtedly be the
favorite summer hat. The popularity OF
this very expensive headwear will en-
farrass men Of small means who desire to
keep up with the mode. A good hat made
in the latest alpine form. with the highly
Curlsd brim and the broad black ribbed
silk ribbon will cost anywhere from So to
S3j each These have wide brims. which
are Curled up. imparting very rakish ap-
pearanCe. The crowns are high and are
creased fore aud aft just as the alpine hat
OF felt is creased. To meet the popular de-
maud there are the hats Of Milan straw
which are like the Panama III form. The
straw hat for next summer viii have a low
crown and narrow brim. 1t will be a
small hat. The split and rough stra VS. will
be the best the rough straw being the
favorite.- The ribbons VIII be black al
though COlored ribbons in some form will
BE- introduced. as hatters must secure dis
tinction in their models.
For golf and wear about the country the
wide bTim soft hats. known as sombreros
although they are nothing like them, will
be worn. They will have a plain ribbon.
the pugree or hat scarf being longer
proper. Tam OShanters made of Scotch
tweed in heather tones and large plaid
effects will be very popular for golf riding
and for wheeling. These really succeed the
golf cap.
Pleats will be popular in nagilge as well
as in bosom shirts, and if to follow out
this style Of making shirts the Norfolk
jackets come in again. These jackets will
b. made with and without yolSes. and with
one large pleat on each side of the front.
and two pleats or three pleats in the back.
They Will be cut away In front like an
ordinary jacket. and viii have belt The
jackets are made to match Knockers of
tweed or they come with trousers in the
new light Serges and fiaTnel5. The popular
ity of two-piece suits WILL of course, be
due to the beauty OF the new pleated
shirts. but when a man wants to wear a
waistcoat he will have to have washable
one. and think these will figure to a very
large extent in next summers bill of dress
The three-quarter or high golf socks will
be worn very extensively next summer
These are made of wool with light feet
and come in a very fascinating variety of
Scottish treatments. Some have solid
heather tones based on blues, reds, greens
and browns. that is these are the pre-
dominant hues in the mixtures. Then they
are made with VerticaiS and with plaids
checks and lOZenges. Some have solid legs
with neat little tops I'm designs and colors
similar to those in the golf stockings. In
half hose have observed a number Of new
Treatments. Some Of these showed quiet
gray ground with lace yerticals or with
Cam!euX stripes rather widely spaced. The
new solid cOlOred half hose with steeple or
simple ciockings in self or In contrasting
Col0rs Will be very fashionable. The new
est shades reveal mastfc, a sort of yellow
knarkl. srays. states. cardinal. golf red,
emerald, myrtle, fawn. royal. indigo, violet
and cadet, as well as the washed out pas
I'll ColOrS. which l think decidedly effem-
mate The neater effects will he best with
the low cut shoes. and the haberdasher
should be careful To recommend half hose
which will not be Of a color that will not
harmonic with the color of the suit with
which il IS to be worn.
Ia all things connected with summer dress
comfort and neatness must be preserved.
With the fold collars OF moderate width.
and the neat, small ties and sensible four
in-handS a man will be tastefully and
properly attired about the neck. For out
ing we have the stocks. croats and neck
erchiefs and these VIII be very popular
more So than ever. especially with the men
who follow the field sports