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

Of Japanese silk. and of pongee in tbe
natural color embroidered xwith er,oaII 10
ures in a contrasting shade. Anvona or
them is stylish, and all are made Win
the white stock collar.
The patent leather belt Of narro,v ridtb
is good, especially when the shoes are of
patent leather, which is eonsidered n1,ita
the most correct tning IN the way of
shoes this season. For those who 10 not
care for patent leather there are tbosa ~
the dull mat kind, of calf or canvas for
few tan shoes are Seen The onan1rorl
basket weave belt saof some. pafa shade
or white, with small silt buckle &c nret-
ty for s. cents. The soft ribbon beIt win
some fancy buckle Of gold or silver is
also much worn, the colorine Of tha rib
bon generally matching that worn on the
hat and in the tie.
The most stunning suits in linens linen
crashes, cotton basket weaves and pioles
are being prepared for warm wea ther
wear They are so very fetching that the
possessors thereof are all praying that We
may have an early summer. Let us ion,
in the prayer. lest they. will undoubtedly
yield to the temptation to appear in them.
for it would be quite beyond the power
of the usual feminine nature to resist
their allurements. very smart suit
of green and white striped canvas has
tifully stitched and tailored The dis
tinguishing feature Of the skirt is a dag
onally tucked yoke which fits smoothly
over the hips, and only shows the white
stripes thus producing an extremely
pretty effect. A satir-dotted pique has
the skirt trimmed With a shaped flounce
of rather narrow proportions: tne coat
is jaunty little affair which ear be
left open or closed at will. With this
is meant to be worn a fancy striped shirt
of some becoming color.
The blue linens bid fair to be am5ng
the most popular suits for all outing pur-
poses They are mostly very sever ~
tabernacle, with strappings Of white linen
or some Slight touches Of euibreidcrv.
Some have the Jacket in blouse effect,
when they are. moro Correctly speaking.
best adapted for Yachting purposes. TIE
cotton cheviots age alS0 well liked The
manufactured or khaki linens have aga n
made their appearance. some of the nat
test suits bang trimmed with collar,
cuffs and belt Of a rich, red shade. a
certain tailor who claims to hs rather
exclusive in his styles is showing a num-
Der Of models in white linens and p.ques
with stitching Of red or blue Red ana
blue pques with tiny white polka dots
are also most attractive8 Red cheViots.
with trimmings of white cloth bands. are
clusiyeiy in country AS has been said
about the woo! mixtures, 50 il holds good
for these washable suits, that they are
made in a style which tommends them
to the economical woman as they can
! BE worn either in tcwn or country Some
Of the newest shapes IN golf hats are tie
large sailor and also. the large English
walking hat; these are generally OF can
vas or straw, as the felts selected are
mostly Of the cowboy variety in the soft
est qualities The trimmings, if any, are
of the severest type, most often being orly
the regulation band.
The opening Of the golf season. at the
beginning of April, has assured the early
popularity of the aN-round useful suit.
one that can be Worn in and out On the
trains without attracting marked attan-
ton, as many Of the most ardent de-
Voices Of TIE game do rot leave town I'M
IL much later in the spring. A pretty
blue chevot has the norfolk jacket tr m
med, with collar. cuffs and belt of snow
white leather A brown suit of similar
style has tan leather trimmings, while the
black suits have the leather trimming
of the same somber hue. But whatever
her suit, or wherever she wears il, the
golf girl of. today is bound to be An at
tractively brilliant spot upon the land
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