The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-20

Philadelphia enthusiast of the same game.
whose mannish habits. athletic stride and
ioua SUITS are source of mild amlIse-
hlehl 10 her many acquaintances OF
course any golf or tennis costume is moro
or less mannish, vet this season there i
" uecldeu tendency to less severe effects
ltiah last year For her al-rcund useful
3ult MISS GrIScom wore a gray nixed
WEED quite light in tone. The nattV iitIIa
jacket was of the blouse effect tirht
ltIIng IN the back, and Just trife loose
III front. With this she usually wore a
stunning plaid flannel shirt of either mini,
or green combinations. The plaidg for
THESE Shlfts are this year so wonderful l,
afustlc in c0loring that even tha most
pre- udicfd cannot but admire and vear
tiIeih. Inc regulation patterns. So lone
kHcWh as Scotch plaids, are relegated ia
the >hackshelf by all up-to-date haber-
daShGfS and these daintily coIored Ivaeb
Hdhhe4s nave been selected to take thai,.
place. Being judiciously mixed with q
shlah amount of cotton. these fannels
WASH TO perfection, preserving both then.
cclor and quality after any amo1nf If
rubbing. amount Oh
But to return to Miss Griscom. Her
nat was most often a soft, broad brimmed
gray felt with a ribbon to match her
shlrt- And for gloves she sported those
new undressed gray ones, with oblong
noies over each knucl1le for ventilation,
lhe PAINS being made Of tan leather
On cool days Mrs Fox. who so ,anar,I
~ affects white in al her costumes was
arrayed in a white wool gown Of coarse
weave most APPLY trimmed with stitched
bands of white leather These adorned
the SKIRT in lengthWise strappincs. and on
the waist appeared as simulated Norfolk
plaits cellar cuffs and belt The hat she
ilaLed Eest was one Of those white canvas
analfs' perfectly plain, except for the
pIdch facing, which certainly was a great
protection against the brilliant glare Of
Lle southern sunshine On sonber days
hef costume was quite as striking. being
Oh the white and black shepherds plaid in
small size. With this she wore a red
ana white corded striped pique shirt a
Wn-te choker and the dearest little red
cheVlot norfolk jacket that anyone could
possibly desire 1t had the plaits bach,
ana froAt but the belt only extended
over the hips, and the fronts were loose
enough to allow Mrs Fox to wear ore Of
the new white blouse sweaters beneath It
at times indeed, these sweaters have be-
come an Indispensable part of every golf
or s wardrobe. They are made in several
different styles OF fancy basket weaves:
some are striped with black or colors
While still others have the collars and
cuffs of a darker color
The stocks that have been selected as
the best form for golfng this season are
the ascot the Tantivy cravat, the narrow
four-in-hand, and the multi stock. The
four-in- hand is generally all white, both
tie and stock, and of pique or some If
the soft cotton materials Stiff. white
plque stocks in a variety of stripes have
either white bows or those of madras of
narrow stripe A decided novelty IS a
stock of white pique with the little col
larette of some plain colored linen and the
bow to match. The ascot is made Of cot
ton sauze, of mereerized cotton in stripes,