Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-15
MEMS STYLES FOR 1910


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liant. His links must match the stud
and buttons. and above all. If he Is to
carry out the theme OF mis- jewels,
his watch cham must be In harmony
perhaps q thin chain In platinum
set with tiny amethysts II his stud Is
Of this favorite gem. Peeping above
his pumps must be black silk socks
clicked with the same shade as his
jewels--purple for the amethyst stud
A young man might even wear socks
of very dark purple clicked with
black.
The evening bow is Of linen or
dimity and may he absurdly small II
the wearer wants to be very much
in the mode. But the very deft.fin.
gerc1 men have just adopted some
thing new--a stiff, narrow evening
bow which stands straight out In prim
| precision. thanks to plenty of starch.
This IL where the deftness comes
| in-the tying of II. The bow must
| be mOistened before II Is tied and
! then allowed to dry In place. You
must have plenty OF leisure in which
to dress to achieve this sort of an
/ evening tie. White gloves. of course,
and very soft and mind-no buttons.
! This Is the latest word Of authority
! from London. and 50 easy to get on
and off.
With this improbable get.up goes
Z 4, nf ilh
or enamelel leather, hat.soled and
well pointed. and has silk elastic set
! in the sides like the old.tashioned
Congress gaiter Now comes the silk
| hat-not fat.brimmod, as will be the
fashion among those a year behind
but of natural shape. with two.
inch cloth band. a ribbon is outre
now. That hat Is worn well back on
| the head.
! Great care must be given to the
! stick for evening. Something of dark.
toned malacca Is the thing, with a top
Of agate or crystal. An onyx tip with
n gold monogram Is ultra smart, and
so is a malacca stick oil greenish tone
set with Jade top Some sticks for
evening have a watch set In the plain
gold end and others have the watch
set in the side.
Evening breeches of the same ma.
teral rs the evening coat or of black
satin are quite common now In New
York. In some houses Il Is quite ex-
pectcd for formal functions that the
guests come In knee brooches with
black silk stockings. One tailor In
New York who makes most of the
clothes for the men who pay Sl25 for
Il suit for business or $3.50 for All
overcoat has made flfty.live pairs Of
evening breeches this season and ex.
poets to double the number next year.
Business coats follow the evening
clothes In short.waisted effects-the
shorter the waist the more modish the
cut Slant pockets are the thing on the
ground that they are more comfort.
able and sensible. High.peaked lapels
and soft, rolling cola, mark the
smart coat sor 1910. The trousers
are narrow and straight and II they
are worn turned up they must not
: touch the shoe upper. II is pernis.
Gible to wear the trousers almost as
high as the shoe top II they are turn.
, ed up.
Tho morning coat, or cutaway, as
the American calls II, must be of
; black or gray, with the walst.coat Ia
, match. The waistcoat has a hollow.
= ed-out collar to give the old.fashioned
effect Soft llama woods of high class
are the ultra materials for this coat
. with light gray worsted trousers The
! coat rolls well back. with one or two
! buttons. and Is not made to be but
. toned. Some close II with an ony,
or gold link, after the fashion So,
by King Edward fifteen years ago
, The frock coat is passing away; few
men under fifty wear them now. The
: morning coat takes the frock's place
for every occasion.
with tbs goes turnover point col
/ lar and follower scarf. very full and
: rich. made OF whole square of silk
. OF one solid color. The pin is set wei
! down In the tie and the proper con
. ceit is ones crest In Jewels. Tn,
high banded turnover or Elton collar
I Is made OF very coarse linen with the
dullest of finishes and little starch
Even a pique collar is worn by some
: smart men.
NicNties are one cOlor--stripes, dots
p figures or plaids are not good form
: me color should always harmonic,