Arizona republican., 1914-06-02
MEN N'SGARMENTS
 MINUTE MADE
A Connoiseur Imparts Some Information for the Man Who Wishes to Be Dress ed According to the Lat est Fashion
(BY SALLY JACOBS)

In the spring the young mans fancy seriously turns to thoughts of clothes.
 Of course I've misquoted but every thing has to be modernized nowadays so why not poetry? Then, too, frills are much more popular and attractive than love and often just as difficult
 It was to save you from perilous pitfalls my dears that l went on a quest for a man whose taste in dress is always the last word.
 I searched the clubs. the hotels, the theaters, the streets and when I had about given up all hope right around | the corner I found Mir. Burton Green
 Arrayed in business suit of the very latest cut, a French crepe shirt. the tie blending beautifully in color and Madagascar fibre hat with a brown puggaree band, here was my salvation.
 "Oh MT. Green" 1 said in my best society manner Can you spare me a moment? Please tell me how 10 be well dressed man, what you must have ] and when and where to wear theIn'' wandered on at random for I really felt that the connoisseur in dress need l ed no assistance from me in coming to i the point and laying down few car dinal rules in mems styles. Never wear an evening dress riding horse back
 No I'm sure that wouldn't be the thing l answered.
 And be sure and wear a bathing suit when you go swimming"
 Now MT. Green I fear you are polk ing fun at me. I'm in deadly earnest and l counted on your cooperation in this movement"
 l "Movement?" questioned the well known attorney and club man. | "Uplift" l murmured. He immedi- ately became attentive. He saw it was q big subject and deserved careful de- liberation
 The first consideration should be the amount one has to spend on clothes. If he has a large income and the size of his wardrobe corresponds he can af- ford something a bit radical, and must not be worn more than half a dozen times a man should always wear ! low the prevailing styles. Stripes and plaids do not look well on everyone you know SOmbre cOlOrs are always best A dark suit that is pronounced only because it is in excellent taste The fancy silk ties is popular but not as fashionable as the solid color-and a Velvet scarf is impossible and scarf pins are not worn any more.
 What to take to the seaside? Let me see. Flannels. white silk hose and shoes and Panama It's very poor taste to wear full dress or even dinner jacket at the dances at the Country club in summer the correct thing is ldark coat and flannel trousers or all white"
 "A revolution is taking place in mems attire. When I was in Washington noticed particularly changes in over- coats. They have the full shawl effect and the arm holes extend half way down the coat. Everything is getting fancier. It is not uncommon back there to see the blue gray or green dress suit. few years ago We would have scorned tucked shirts and fancy col lars, both of which lead me to believe in, yes, and predict the return of the velvet and silk brooches, the lace ruff f!cG tho buckles and'-
 Si.aG.s If the Sons of the American Re-: ion. Mc Green" I interrupted "Wil1t alcut our manners and GUS toms will they harmonze-the cabar- cts
 | let 1T. Green had mysteriously dis appeared.