New-York tribune., 1904-10-16
MEMS GARMENTS.
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call I'D should be OF a white washable material
either single or double breasted and should be cut
to show as much of the length and width OF the
shirt front possible
Three OF me-" piped up the Pearl Stua'
Remember that my cuffs are rounded ana my
front plain" said the Dress Shirt. In CRACKING
I'm in check designs this year" said the White
I'SA SAnd % over you all am" remarked the Evening
Dress Chesterfield
.sThe Rhine may be fine;
Down where the Wurzburger flows
uproariously sang the Dress Lounge, also knGm1 9d
as the Dinner suit rn5 as ne ahe te Oilers s in Circle
You evening dress fellows may yere ti the sign
Of mirth and ioIIty and good fellowship; an
ner at the club, a stag theatre party Nausn1y'
you say? Well. perhaps just wee nlt once @ IN % 2
you when II comes 10 an evening az nome Si t,S
are usually made with shawl collar LaGeG L WA a
silk or satin OF dull finish. II desIeo however, W.,
step notched collar IS not BEYOND inc coss
pockets and flaps al the hips our sleeves InaE % Se
cut according 20 fancy Our materlaA shou!o pe
black or oxford unfinished worsted or some
Donyt foEset me- calculated the Black
There was pause while the Froek Coat cleared
ton" he finally said. Il have not undergone any
radical change should button by jIT aboys the
turn Of the revers. should be closely ntted 10 tne
e cIee a. ' T" inches below the knee is the length
of nv skirt NV trousers will be slightly narrower
than in past seasons. Black or Oxford unfinished
I'm either single or double breasted ana mace
m9Teriai" and up bo6bed the WaIsteOats head
between the Frock Coats revers. . ,.,..- ar0
frivoIlty1' snapped the Sack or Lounge Suit, let
fo6a For every day wear or business use / am
still IN class by myself am tns ne iottar ievpu'
look best in a plain patternless material whne
if I am of the single persuasion ! LOOK equany ny
vel In plain or fancy materials. shaH be OF
good length this season, moderately wide in the
shoulders nly slightly padded I'M nina biny you ~ go % IN
an ana eG aa al seams m should be slightly shaped with
eif5er % single Centre rent or side rents In good
MANY instances my back will be perfectly plain
g s eGgeS y seams S W viii be plain The friend that Is
almost as near TO my heart as my shlrt my "a1st
fTosers should be cut fplI about the IN hips ls
hefng-the proper width for the average helenC IT.,
shall be composed of wool or cneFlot N laIICy
-&eaves: also unfinished worsteos IN the u'le'eh'
Listen said the Morning Coat. while ! tell
,o,1 what the man OF leisure should wear after
gained greatg In popularity this season 50 seoIa %
revers. so that the waisteoat Will extend sh@ghuy @
from the last button and rounded 70 the bottom OF
NV skirt which should be of good length When
my 9 e9af IL IS eVse an IF or Y coat Is black dark
striped worsted trousers the proper accompani-
ment. The waistcoat should be something light IN IN
color. fancy or washable with edges either single
or blind stitched. shall be particularly 0reSSy
when my coat is fiat braided. as IL win be in many
instances. Ny trousers viii be OF medium width
throughout
Il too share with my confrere Sack Suit popu-
larity for the strenuous rush Of business. Then,
ing dress coat and my skirts should be straighter
IN front Then. too, pockets flaps should be cut
in the skirt about two inches below the waist
seam. For business wear should be made OF
fancy materials"
we will now in chorus recite the chief articles
Of Common Law for Wearing Apparel "
nounced the Walking Chesterfield. This is what
they drOned out in sing-SOng.
Article I-For Morning Wear-Morning coat and
trousers OF Il dark plain, dressy material: light
coored single breasted. fancy waistcoat; full tie
or knot, white shirt. silk hat, tan gloves. black,
calf buttoned boots
Article II-For Business Wear-Lounge sack
suit or morning or cutaway suit, with pockets and
flaps at hips; knot full tie. colored shirt, wing
or turnover collar. black bowler hat black calf
boots, tan gloves.
Article III-For Day Wedding Call or Recep-
tOn-Black frock coat, fancy striped cashmere
trousers OF dark color, single double breasted
white washable waistcoat full dark tie. white shirt
with standing straight collar, silk hat. tan
light gray gloves. patent leather boots with black
kid dFab cloth buttoued uDpers.
Article IV-For Night Wedding, Theatre. For
NAL Dinner and Notwithstanding dress tail coat,
white washable waistcoat, plain fTonted shirt with
rounded link cuffs three pearl studs white bow
tie with small check design, white gloves. patent
leather pumps silk hat long skirted frOck coat or
loose back Chesterfield"
As they ended, daylight breaking through
the window. How they scurried back TO their
spective places On the countersi