New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-08

though Photographic illustrations, just
what prominent society women wear
when they motor
Since women generally are inclined
10 follow fashions set by the leaders
in society, Miss Toombss article should
appeal 10 every woman who is at all
bothered about what she should wear
on her motor trips.
Among the criterions which the author
cites are Miss katherine Prescott Law
renee, Miss Margaret Andrews, Mrs
Ernest lselin, Mrs. J. Gordon Douglas.
Mrs. George +. Baker, Mrs. Elsie
French Vanderbilt. Mrs. William r.
Hearst, Miss Angelica Brown, Miss
Muriel Winthrop, Miss Edith Mortimer,
Mrs. Philip Stevenson, Mrs. p. d. Ar
mour, Miss Eleonora Sears, Mrs. An
gier B. Duke, of Philadelphia, and many
other well known women of fashion.
TOURS IN CLUB JOURNAL.
The current number of the Club
Journal" of the Automobile Club of
America, contains tours to Boston, via
the Shore Line, returning through
Worcester, Hartford and Danbury; a
loop through the Green Mountains; a
White Mountain tour, starting from
Boston; scenic tour of New York
State, taking in Cooperstown, Buffalo,
Watkins Glen and Delaware Water
Gap; a tour of the Adirondacks, which
runs up the Hudson to Albany, from
which point it makes a loop following
the valleys Of Lake George and Cham
plain with spur TO Montreal and re-
turning to Plattsburg crosses the
State. through Malone, Ogdensburg,
Alexandria Bay. WATERFOWL and Utica,
returning to Albany. There is also a
tour of Cape Cod and the Real Tour
through the Berkshires.
FREE TRANSCONTINENTAL MAP.
A. L. Westgard. transcontinental
tinental road map which will be mailed
free of charge 10 all who may desire
a copy Requests should be addressed
is Old Slip, New York.
II is about the best transcontinental
road map which has been published.
Mr.. Westgard is able TO distribute it
free as he is using it TO advertise the
Westgard Turf Fabric Tire, handy auto
tire chains, tourists toilette kits and
other motoring accessories.
TOURING TWO MILES HIGH.
Prospective transcontinental tour
lists who are laying out their itinerary
and assembling necessary equipment
will find considerable information in
an article in Motor Age" of July 29,
entitled "Transcontinental Touring
Two Miles High" by Harry G. Hedden.
THE FIGHTING MOTOR.
W. F. Bradley, special war cores
pendent for the motor Age" writes
very entertainingly in the issue of July
22 on motors in the Fields of Mars"
He gives a comprehensive view OF the
dominating part which the motor is
playing in this great European strug-
gle.
LIST OF ALL CARS MADE.
There is a growing demand among
buyers for a complete list, with speci-
fications, Of all the cars in the market.
In order to supply this "The Motor
World has inaugurated a guide, which
is published once month, giving the
name Of car, size Of motor, horsepower,
ignition system, name Of carburetor,
starting system, type of clutch, wheel
base, size of tires and the seating ca
pacity of every car manufactured IN
the United States. The data are cor
rected each month. "The Motor World
of July IS, contains the guide complete.
Buyers will find it very serviceable
reference.
Buyers who desire the specifications
of the 1915 models only, will find
complete table, giving name Of cars,
bore and stroke, wheelbase and price
of all models which have been an
nounced, in the August number of
Motor"