The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-27
eler, as they may be carried in suit

eler as they may be carried in suit
ease or trunk.
Previous to the latter part of August
when real summer begins in San Fran
cisco, there are many cold days. May
and June are much the same as on'
would expect in New England during
the spring so il is well to carry warn
separate coat, one that can be worn IL
riding in an automobile or on the ground:
| in the evening On the railroad train
this coat may be slipped into dark
eabric cover with the suit coat to keeT
| it clean
| How many dresses one will need will
depend entirely on how generally one Is
acquainted and the social standing OF
those by whom the traveller is enter
tanned IL is possible to travel from New
England to San Francisco. be away a
month or six weeks and carry nothing
but large suitcase.
Ii it is to be a sight seeing trip. with
no social functions, one may be com
Portable aud well dressed on the grounds
or in the hotels in a tailored suit OF
blue or gray gabardinc or a covert with
a sleeveless blouse OF the same material.
under this blouse there may he a silk
waist Of the same color. with sleeves,
collar and front as dressy As one de-
sires; then there may be other waists to
make a change, silk ones being the most
practical. as they take little space for
packing and do not soil as quickly as
other materials The wash silks are very
practical and are cool. A one-pieee
French serge makes an excellent trav-
cling dress, especially Of the popular
shades of gray, which do not show the
dust The sleeveless blouse is recon-
nlendod for this dress. The chief re-.
quiste OF the travelling gown Il that 1t
should not have a dressy appearance,
which is inappropriate. The traveller ait
et reaching California would not feel
well dressed in the gown she had worn
across the continent. She should brush
II thoroughly and keep il for the return
trip. The suit would be fresh and clean
aud suitable for any occasion which a
tourist might attend, unless entertained
socially,
Knit underwear Of Isle or silk. or an
derwear OF sheer crepe viii take little
space in the suitcase and ii rinsed ont
every day will obNiatc. 20 great ex-
tent the difficulty that H. often found in
having laundry work done in q city that
l. entertaining many visitors.
Millinery styles favor the Traveller. for
20 little trimming IL required and hats
are easily kept clean. A paper bag OF
one Of camhric should H. taken 20 keep
the hat in while on the train 4 cap o.
lightweight felt hat takcs little space IN
{ Do suit ease and viii BE- convenient for
riding or n one takcs boat trips. An an
tomohile veil IL almost n necessity. also
= dark c0lored dressing gown with hood
attached o. conceal disordercd hair when
going 10 The dres.ingroom on tire frsns.
and house slippers To wesr on the train
and IN the room 81 the hotel Toilet
articles can bc carried in A rubber liued
r se. A. The houses and hotels ~ tali
fofnia are not kept - warm ~ those IN
a. eeouler climates. those Who wlll 80
there Within the urNt few weeks MAJ
End sweater ~ warm jacket comfort /
i be o. Dip on In tie house.
Tins seerns ~ b. the icast THAT ore
.ar eet alang with and feel we'll dresses.
snd 81 she pisles o. take stssmef
trunk. p tafrta tlrrer riere sut aoala -
found sfrt comfortable au1 TrfttY Ter
ilfnosf any place uirsrs 81 tofri-t uas'ia
b. lilsit 10 20. Darnthg usafef.