The sun., 1910-06-26


,dxs o Barker. JudEe " r. Hunt. Presiding Jud.
place are two link buttonN This notion
was attempted several years ago with
the double breasted frOCk coat and dropped
out OF Use 20 soon that its revival may be
attributed 10 desire 20 supply sensational
element In spring styles
A. II the link buttons IN the front Of
tho coat were not suficiently bizarre
there are two pockets 20 take the place
Of the regular breast pockets, which are
placed al right angles 20 the other pockets
and parallel 10 the edge OF the coat.
These. however are the only defects In
an otherwise extremely smart coat.
The shoulders are Of normal width
without nadding. the sleeves finished
with three buttons and the lapeh 40
broad as 10 give almost the eject Of a
double breasted coat. The edges Of the
coat almost meet az the bottom, while
thsre il only a slight deviation from the
straight square corner.
The b0ttOm pockets are put On at an
angie THERE'S no reason Why the particu-
laT merits of this coat. such as the wide
in front. should not be successfully trans
ferred 20 a coat thai has no such features
a. the link buttons and the psrpendicular
pockets.
The coat Is long enough to fall lust
below the hip. Il well cut into q . figure
sits close on q q shoulders and has a long
vent in the middle seem.
Of course there are many men who aim
20 dress well and suooeed more or less In
that effort but never think Of having
outing clothes made 10 order. They are
content % wear their usual hAnnels and
vary these with white duck or linen trOu-
serS.
The prevailing fashion Of wearing
tweeds or hAnnels all the time IN summer
and putting on white trousers only when
they are playing tennis has had 10 eject
IN lessening the popularity Of the extra
trousers. but they are likely 10 be SEEN
much more In the present season
than they ever were az any time during
the last three years The highly oolored
blazers with their stripes are not likely
70 b. much worn except by boys and
undergraduates.
Men who trust 10 the blue serge. the
striped flannel or the mixed tweed coat
and any trousers that may b. appropriate
% The tennis coat are likely 10 look aa
smart a. anybody. but they must re-
/ frain from wearing q black sack coat
and white flannel or duck trousers.
there was q time when such a combina-
ton seemed the last word of inexpensive
/ s'nartnsss. hut that time has passed W
completely that such a rig only looks poor
but honest. Thus do the styles change
with the times and usually IN the way Of
greater eXpenEiveness.
There arr costly details for summer
outing dress this year. although u oanno'
h. said that they maze the whole eject
any more striking Belts may be- nade
m silk og the shade 20 match the shirt
tie or socks or Of leather. The latter NAV
| also he colored TO any appropriate hue.
although the silk ribbon h better styie
than the oolOred leather
The monogram on the belt should h
made 10 match the monogram enbroid.
cred on the shirt, the handkerchief and
even on the underwear that follows the
same color scheme a. the rest ot the
modish Young man wardrobe.
Almost 20 b. considered a. a part Of
mans outing dress is the wool jacket
which now in place of the sweater serves
70 prevent cold after the heat of exeTcis'
inE. II Il usually in the form of waist.
cat and buttons 40 the front with a spacl
.
its place. These waistcoats are indis'
uonsabls for the run home In the car atteI
tennis and they may easily be slipped on
o In the intervals of games
straw hats are ~ course the Rppro-
priate accompaniment - summer sport
inR dress. and the authorities declare that
I the rough cloth hats ara abs 0lutely on
Of reaaon until the months with the n
GONE around again. These authorities
also declare that the straw hat is Emartes'
/ when il il several times too large In the
crown for its wearer and can be jammed
well down over the eyes; but the sans
/ tendency il to he observed this year ir
the hats the women are wearing.
II man must wear soft hat ano
w..nts TO defer 90 the opinion II the fashloE
authorities be- must wear a felt hat hs
has more than the usual vgriety ~ coloi
/ this season. as green. brown and gray arr
smart
No man needs one of the vicuna waist
coats II he he's a polo coat. as the cream
colored flannel. loose Affairs are called
which the tHilors are making up nov
/ for wear IN the tennis court, boattnf
| or even for motoring. although thess
coats were primarily intended Tor veal
/ at polo games. They are made Of tWS
! blankets thrown together and finished
/ with hig pearl buttons.
/ They are smart knockabout coats
admirably suited 20 any sort Of hgur'
aud just the thing for summer wear; bu
enc pCint Is important. Such a c1al
should never be put on over any but Outinl
dress. Not even hannsls of the kind q
/ be worn In town will stand the contrast
/ II takes sporting toys IN carry on a poh
coat. They can 10 bought ready mad'
for SIS and are M appropriate Tor womeI
AZ for men