The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-05-19
What the Summer Man Will
Wear.

IN the nelSDl VI tue FASHION thiS
year is going to be a daiptv
thing!
He is going to wear a narrow
brimmed. high-crowned hat Of
stiff straw, low, turn over collar
with a graduated green or brow
string tie; a pink or brown or
mixed neglige shirt of crepe and
a collarless fancy vest of some
sky-like material, cut without a
collar and buUtoning far enoueb
down to show all the beautifnI
color vagaries of his shirt.
His coat will be sack of soma
gray material, with thin, green
stripe running through 1t. but.
toning far down like his vest
His trousers will retain that IN.
filled-sall effect, save that no
reef will be taken in the sail At
the ankles. And his shoes will
be low quarter patent feathers
with the toes coming to such
points as the previous years have
not dreamed off High heels are
placed on nearly all mems shoes
this summer.
Just what started the fad the
shoe dealers say they do not
know. Probably the meu who
sit in high places in the manu-
facture Of masculine footw wear Cos
tired of making the fiat heels
and are trying a little variety
At any rate, the fancy is on.
Grays and browns, with thin
green stripes of soft cheviot and
worsted goods are going to be
favorites for the summer. The
coats are to have vents in both
the center and the sides. with
the creases following the vents
Single breasted suits are to be the
popular ones, the coats carryiug
large lapels, such as are worn on
a double breasted coat. Double
breasted coats will be cut very
low, with only two or three but.
tons and heavy lapels rounded at
the edges. The vests will be low
and without collars, aud it Will
be the thing to have fancy vests
braided down the front and
around the bottom with some
heavy braid in sharp contrast 10
their own colors. Flannels will
be worn as much as ever. and
then there will be worsteds in
small checks = VERY pretty.
sir; very becoming"
One firm claims to have found
in the Assam silk the coolest and
lightest thing in the way of warm
weather suits. The material il
imported from British India. It
washes without shrinking, and is
cooler and yet frmer in BODY
than the crash linen. But. as il
isn't made to be worn imparti.
ally-either at church. when Won
are calling upon your best Girl
or when You want to feel that Won
are all III harmony with those
high heeled shoes-it is a cues
ton whether everybody will wear
it. A coat aud vest weigh lG
ounces aud costs $50.
These are all the small neces.
sites. The crepe shirt of pink.
of brown or of green, striped
always with contrasting colors.
are said to be the coolest yet.
The collars-and the turn over
variety will be worn exclusively
will be lower than ever before
and spreading wide at the front
instead OF presenting closed
door appearance. The greater
number of the ties are solid in
color and sober of hue, says the
haberdasher.
AS to socks9 When a man
wears a brown suit he wears
brown shoes and a brown band
on his hat. If he doesn't he need
not look far for the cause when
he finds his brother grooming;
he's symphony out of tune and
the discord jars the brother.
There are tan socks which are
tan pure and simple. Then there
are tans with stripes in then.
There are black socks with stripes.
Grays with fine stripes are being
worn very much.
Whether you care particularly
about being 'Just there" or not,
don't. young man, get out your
last years Panama. twist the
broad brim carelessly in front,
peak the crown and sit it low
uown over your eyes with the
peak at a forward bull pushing
angle as you wore it last year,
That's out of date; you'll be
alone in it, according to the
store mani; you'll be stared at,
ostracised, made a spectacle of
and forced finally to retire with
dropping plumage.
The Panama this year is a re-
spectacle Panama, with a square
crown; a crease down the center,
the narrow brim poised equally
from every nOint. a small brown