The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-14

lcular Collar or pettlcoat Wnlcn Will complete the outing costume.
 White Tennis Togs Are Prettiest.
 On the tennis court, in the blazing sun white tennis costumes are by far the most attractive; and nothing should be selected for tennis that can, not visit the laundress regularly. The best outfit for this sport will include several well cut but rather short skirts of white pique or linen, severely plain and fastened with pearl buttons and puttonholes down one side of the front. and number of loose, cool shirts in tailored style and of material not too transparent. White tub silks are ad- mirable, or shirts of white handker- chief linen, made with turned-over collars and sleeves set in ordinarv armholes so that the arms may ba lifted with ease without pulling tbe shirt out of place at the waist,ina The skirt should have a high waist. line; that is, 1t should be wearab,a without a belt if desired. thonpb broad smart belt will add to inc trin, ness Of the costume. A sash is ont of place on the tennis court and really good players dispense with such fr;n. peries as knotted sashes and huttar. ing neckties which get in the way nro. vokingly in a dash across court after a difficult backhander. Rubber-soled canvas or buckskin shoes must be worn on the court, but these may he exchanged for buttoned white bucs- skin boots in the club house, if one must go through the street on the way home.
 The tennis regalia must include a warm coat of some sort, for after Q strenuous game one cools off rapidIv and even on the warmest afternoon wool coat is often very comforta ble after the tennis-set. An admirabl tennis coat is pictured with the tennis costume that is practical and correct In every way--except that the tennis maids pretty white buckskin pumns Will have to be exchanged for rubber soled shoes before she goes on the courts. This pictured tennis costume shows white pique skirt, the smart whlte coat in Norfolk style and made or one or the new cotton woven coat lngs, ana very picturesque hat of lightweight Panama straw trimmed only With band of ribbon. The coat collar has facing of black and at E intended for smartness and not serv- ice.
 A Touch of Color in the Golf Costume.
 Out on the green stretches of the golf links a bright red or green coat or one of any other color-is mos effective. For golf, a skirt of light wool material is practical though on very warm midsummer days the white piqIe or linen skirt is often as- sumed. But golf is a rougher game than tennis and Is played in colder weather. One may have to scramble through briers or over rocks in pur- suit of the ball, and if a fine golf course is the supreme attraction of the summer resort picked out, 1t will be wise to provide special golf skirt of tweed or checked worsted which will look well with the bright-hued golf coat. The coat pictured is of vivid burnt orange, stitched with white. Yellow is the fashionable whim for outing wear this season; and this mod ish sport yellow includes several shades from pale canary to golden brown. White and brown checked worsted skirts and coats are shown for various athletic uses at the shops which cater to fashionable patronage. The golf girl, as the picture shows, wears a soft white felt hat which is bound with a burnt onion ribbon to match her coat.
 Mountain and Wood Costumes I'm.
 mcnsely Practical.
 The maid who expects to rough it in the woods this summer. whether the trip is to be a simple canning expedition or she will spend the time