The San Francisco call., 1901-11-03

ion-so many rows of red and then one
These stripes of wool are about two
inches WIDE and they are held toSetner
with a rope effect that gives the lehgtl
that is needed. The white running one
way and the red the other gives 1t besides
the necessary length a swell tone 40,
All of the red ones are not mace VIII Will
an idea to please. One looks very mucn
like what you might call an educaten
sweater. The jersey is softer ana mucn
lighter in weight The back and front are
made of the fancy material. bat the
sleeves look just like the ordinary sweater
sleeve with the exception that tle lallei
You null a sweater on over the head AMI
the hair suffers In consequence inat ~
where the education comes IN WIN IN. th
vests. Some of them button up unuer lne
right arm, across the shoulder and tlghtly
around the throat A tape pulls them up
snugly about the waist. ana there Is ~
room for the smallest breath OF ar 10
find it's way through There are some
others very mucn like them, but they put,
ton directly up the front. Ihey are
those that fasten on the side. The pul-
tons act like, a refractory collar button
that persists in cutting into the nesn:
And imagine what the bliss would De e
the button happened to be about four
times larger The exact difference IS
this-four times more annoyance.
s,sevas Some Peulf bnf thew feel the necessity OF
something. even If 1t is Hght. 30 req
taffeta has been used as a suoceSstul
substitute The sleeve Is large g, ana is SIP SIPS
an the bindings are the same. Inc tlny
collar and reVers are SILK, the pocket -
the same and even the buttons match 10
The vests with sleeves are not worn by
the college girls When IT is cold enough
to necessitate sleeves they get INTO =
Jacket and call Ii square. But the Boll
girl is trying to wear something that VIII
Keep her comfortable while playing and
that will answer the same purpose when
she has tossed her clubs aside.
But don't imagine for moment that
the only colors that are popular are. red
and white. There are host a others
that make quite as much noise and tnat
Next to the red ones come black and
white Some think they are the swellest
ever, but the red comes in first at the
finish. The black and white, of course,
come in plaids or stripes. The checks are
the prettiest. The jersey, does not at
tempt to be fancy in fact that is not
needed with the crossbars;
Instead of stopping at the waist, they
are cut longer and extend over the hips
several inches. AS they are double-
getheT and the curve at the waist is
brought into prominence. BY way OF va
riety the buttons follow up and down in
a straight row, but they are not black
nor even white. They are gold and not
small gold ones either. No, they make
quite brave front.
greens and reds, blues and yellows, en-
tire blues, blacks, greens and whites.
There is hardly a color that is not rep
resented, and sometimes one wonders il
the dyes hadn't run away with them
selves. The gayer they are, the better
they seem to sell, and truly on the links
or campus they are stunning.
Few of the vests are made of the pure
white. A touch of red, dot of blue or .
. fieck of black, just a suspicion, you know.
gives them little tone that they seem
to need.