The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-05
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sports, are now busy planning their
dress for such pleasures. 4.
| IA suit for golf delivered not long
since, that embraced comfort. alapta.
billy and picturesque effects. The
4 material was of grey worsted, not too
dark, showing fine invisible check
over.run with black hair lines and
hecks of crimson. The skirt used five
cores In its construction which Is in
short length, but cut with flare that
gives plenty OF room about the nm
kles. The shaping Of the coat was
on box lines, the length being in thir.
ty;thrce inch style. The coat sleeevs
were plain at the wrists and the notch.
ed collar was Of the material inlald
with black velvet. Very large roomy
pockets were applied on the sides. The
blouse worn underneath was in sailor
style. large and easy In It's fitting
SO that the arms might have plenty
of play.
Many women like a suit consisting
OF plated skirt and sweater. Ok.
ford tweed Is good material for such
a skirt and may be given bright
touch by the use Of stitching In red
silk. The blouse worn will be Of the
plainest tailored description and the
sweater worn viii be red OF heavs.
WOODEN louble-knlttel. The red velvet
or gray tam should have visor to
protect the eyes from the sun while
playing. Heavy gloves of dogskin
Will be worn and the regular goll
boots. Be sure that the underwear is
sufficiently warm with this suit.
The skating costume may be n very
handsome suit or extremely plain, ac.
corling to the company and place II
Is to be worn in. a suitable costume
to be worn in one Of the skating clubs
In a city park was developed from
black velvet and fur. The skirt Of
velvet consists OF four pieces, n seam
being In the centre Of the front with
box plat on each side OF it: an in
verified plat Is made at the seam ut
each side and Mt the back and the clos
ing may be arranged at any of these
seams us may be preferred. The I'd
tustment being perfectly smooth ut
the top, but widening towards the
lower edge where 1t measures In me-
diam sizes with the flafts drawn out
about four yards and three-fourths.
or course, all skating dresses are In
short length. A white silk blouse tall
ored. is worn with high collar and
bright tie. The. black caracul coat
comes n little below the hips, tight At
ting In the back but loose in front.
The turn over collar Is deep and ma,
he turned up about the neck for great
er warmth A caracul cap is worn
with this costume decorated, with n
breast and tnil: The gloves are Oh
chanols fleece lined.
| A most Inexpensive dress could he
made with skirt Of broaIcloth, serge
or worsted in any bright color, rel
or crimson being favorite for skat-
Ing and the cont could be of fur
plush or imitation fur of some sort
such MS Seaette or ZebelIne.
An automobile costume was of Eng
fish serge in Bordeau red, trimmed
with soutache braid. The skirt Is
formed OF three sections, plated,
which overlap and are Joined IN tuci,
effect, the middle one extending al.
most to the lower edge. The blouse
Is Of silk matching the color OF the
skirt. 1t Is made upon foundation
with straight shallow yoke back and
front OF dyed lace, the fronts ana bacl,
are tucked for short distance from
the yoke and then gathered under a
! crush belt. Tho sleeves are full to
the deep cuff Of alternating bands OF
silk and lace and three tucrs decor.
ate the upper portion OF the sleeves