New-York tribune., 1907-07-28
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SUNDAY. JULY % 1907

and witty, and of that magic circle known to the
aaoring public as the smart set, is greatly in de-
mand for any cruise where the host and his wife
wish to take several masculine guests. On any
cruise the etiquette Of yachting prohibits the ap
pearance Of any Of the deck in the
morning before s o'clock. AS TO clothes, woman
cannot have too many tailored duck pque suits.
with short, trim skirts, for ordinary wear, blue
serge for damp, foggy days and a smart white
serge for cool, bright days. Another invaluable
garment is a good looking long coat Of some one
Of the waterproofed materials, 20 wear when going
ashore in the evenings for a dinner at the club
where the yacht is anchored temporarily. Dinners
are also given on board for which most elaborate
dinner gowns are needed.
II is a noticeable fact that yachtswomen are the
best shod OF the country. On board, Inn
slaculatey white. rubber soled canvas or buckskIn
shoes are demanded by fashion, and for the shore
the smart with white duck or serge
gowns bucllsk!n pumps with rather low heels For
other occasions, where frly frock is worn, any
kind OF suitable tie slipper is donned. For the
Gays or actual sailing, a, wide brlIlllIed SalioT nat
well tilted to shade the eyes, and chiffon VEIL TO
protect the eyes from glare, with gloves to meet
the sleeves are the rule for these days of white
skinned women If they inclined TO venture be-
vond the shaded deck. If not. both veil and gloves
may be dispensed with and a lingerie hat worn
being always taken In the hatboX, along with
the best hat for land festivities Exposure to the
hot sun in connection with the salt air is most
injurious to glossy. weu kept locks. and daily
wetting with salt water and the after drying on
deck that must happen If the morning swim Is
taken mean ruinetion to both color and quality.
the quantity also suffering in due time, only
a becoming bathing suit IS sure TO be in the trunk
OF every yachtswOmaH Tho most necessary be-
longings that girl must take are lingerie pieces
galore for laundering is the question to solve
extended trip. Immaculateness counts ior
everything the yacht, and the lack Of II is no.
tced critically than at any other pace
Every motion displays the petucoat rufies, and the
white stockings always in evidence.
In every stateroom drawers and compartments
are built IN which all possessions may be placed.
and If the trunk brought IS OF nConvenient size
TO keep IN the room It Is generally sent below and
slowed away until the time to repaCk It.
ANY frOCks can hung IN the closets apart
for feminine guests. These are usually near by,
but not in the staterOOms and IN them the dinner
dresses and the two lingerie frocks apiece
kept, the maids getting them out when neces-
sary. For uncheons at the clubs at friends
houses some pretty lingerie waist is with
dark skirt and coat else short skrted'lin gerIe
frock. with a long duck coat over IT In the
launch, for the smart woman ceases TO be strictly
nautical when there is chance 10 wear a charm
Inc French frock.
The careful woman is sure to take some soothing
liquid for sunburn. If she wishes finish the yoy-