Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-10

the Wearer seem en- masquerade The hood
Is commonly Of the pongee or silk or bril-
lfantfne of which the coat is made, and 1t
Is an Indispensable protection against the
wind and dust of long tour But in town
, the chiffon veil, whose floating length per-
mltS very coQuetttSh arrangements, is more
worn. and the newest thing with these is a
vivid brilliancy of coIorIng Rose pink,
| canary yellow, sky blue, orange, violet and
purple are some of the colors seen, and 1t
| is wonderful how such bold tints enhance
| the complexion. The moment. however, a
veil is spotted or figured It's becomingness
deteriorates, so remember this in buying
your automobile head muffiing. Anyway,
| besides being softer over the face, plain
| chiffon is better for the eyes and since au-
/ tomobiling is hard on these anyway, the ir-
| ritating pattern of veil should be avoided.
Caps and Visors.
| The newest of the summer caps around
| which these wells are most frequently worn
| are of fine cream Tuscan straw, with black
| patent leather visors.
The practical hats for out-of-town motor
| ing sometimes very funny and home
| made in effect, for the stiff. rainproof silks
employed for them may comprise the entire
chapeau. The silk is put over a wire or
buckram frame, which has the agreeable
trick of changing its shape when a spring
is touched. and there are rosettes and bows
and puffings, and often clumsy cape drop
at the back. In time of storm the spring
drops the brfm of the hat close about the
face, and drawstring In the rear fall
turns this Into hood. Some smart auto
mobile dust coats lately seen were of rajah
pongee. which is a rough and knotted and
very stylish texture. These We're shown in
biscuit tans, soft browns and dull shades
of red. Matching hoods went with several
of the coats. some of which were In double
breasted models.
A coat of this sort and shirt waist and
short wool skirt more frequently constitute
the average summer automobile get-up
than fancier attire The skirt NAV he of
cloth or brilliantfne lined with silk but 1t
hangs with umbrella fullness from the hips
over silk Knockers, which are worn by the
expert In lieu of petticoats. 1t has several
pockets-some of them put in in patch form
If the material is double faced wool. and
! the laced boots which show below have
| high leggin-tops. Canvas tops with leather
| bottoms are the new smart boot combina-
| ton, while a chamois and gauze-wool glove
| is shown for both automobiling and golf
| The glove fastens at the outside of the
| wrist with single button, the gauZe parts
showing in skeleton perforatlons and per-
hitting a pleasant ventilation.
1t is remarkable how many pleasures a
| stylish golf dress will permit for new cos
| tunes for this sport are adaptable to a
| variety of others. dainty little golf dress
was modelled exactly after the round, d.
| vided riding skirt, the only difference being
| that a soft, double-faced golf cloth was
| used The outside of this was black and
the under Dr1lllant scarlet, though the
| gown had been designed to include country
| riding. For this reason the cloth was thin
| ner than usual. the ordinary golf cloth
| being quite a board-like substance with its
| fine stripes. nothing or little checks.
The Newest Cloths.
| The checked golf cloths are perhaps new
er than the others. and very pretty Scotch
effects are seen in reds and greens, blues
| and greens. etc. The smartest skirts which
| show, to a great degree, plain aprons and
pleated side breadths, come to the boot
| tops, the heavy boots themselves being
| practically the same as are used for auto
! MODELLING. The jauntiest jackets Of these
| little suits are double breasted of hin
| length and with innumerable patch pockets
| while the cotton or flannel shirt waist ii
covers has distinctly tailored simplicity,
| But as to that all shirt waists of good style
are much palmer than formerly, and neat
| and popular neck finish is a stock of white
| pique with bow tie of the shirt material
| The wash stocks which masculine golfers
| wear are also sometimes affected by maids
who go to the haberdashers for them and
| buy the small sizes The high clumsy set
! of these is thought very smart. The most
popular headpiece for golf Is the visored
| cap of straw, duck or canvas, worn also
| for automobiling. But many country maids
| cling to the ever popular stray sailor, and
| for strictly country use, the gay little sun
| bonnets introduced several seasons ago are
still seen.
| Many new trifies go with the chic golf
| get-up as with the one for motoring. but
| the most novel of these are the "sautoir''
| chains with sporting charms Upon the
1 motor and golf chains-which as yet are
| only shown in imported form-are strung
| the emblems of these pastimes, the tiny
! charms representing everything from little