The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-28
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LAST WORD IN
MEMS At TIRE
Knee Trousers with Buckles fof
Evening Dress, is Latest
Prediction.

NEW YORK, Mar Give are to
wear silk and satin trousers next
autumn. Indeed, they will be knee
breeches, rather than trousers and
Will be the last word in evening
clothes.
The. truth is that men have re-
VOTED. Just on the occasions on
which they would like to array them
selves with most distinction, they find
that there is little difference between
themselves and the walters Hence
the movement in favor Of silk knee
breeches is the surmtse OF the st.
Louis Times. M 5+ 0
The fattering promise OF wearing
them is fattering the hearts OF the
twearers or wrist watches and corsets
and OF those who say:
.'Oh! Ferdinand, isn't he just too
lovely for anything! oh, that. dear,
sweet Charlie"
Silk! Max Mark says they're going
to he SATIN Soft, shiny, creepy.
Gravity sort OF cites. They
will tucker and wrinkle over the
knee. beneath which they will be
gathered in by dainty buckle show
ing one diamond. That is not all.
The leg beneath is to be inclosed In
..
othersday by a group OF young fash
ionables who made wild afternoon
OF il. on lemonade, sugared almonds
and scented cigarettes.
And sThilk Thtockingth,- Too!
.tHildebrand," gasped one. '.thatn
ytroutherth mean thilk thtockingth. oh,
ioy.r
'You are right, CASTOR replied
Etldebrand, after long thought, they
do
yes" said Florence lFlafingdale,
with clocks on them. I think now
i shall be able to look better than
sister
The women have had 1t all their
own way up TO now" said Hid ebrand
bitterly., Nov we shall have them
on theSrun.
The movement in the direction OF
silk ad satin knee breeches comes
direct from London They are inyar-
iaibly there worn at sort OF infor-.
NAL court dress. when you are asked
to meet the king at dinner, for in.
stance. This is. not to be confused,
however with court dress, which Is a
far more elaborate affair.
4 Louis Quatorze Eject.
Something" said certain sartor-;
ial authority, must be done to inn
prove the evening dress Of men.
why '-here he banged his hand up
on the table--.sin the gayest and most.
festive hours OF our lives we look
like swllat-what? Uudertakers at a
successful funeral symph homes in
black and white, for rather funeral
ma!rchers.
The satin trousers will give US a.
jaunty. athletic, yet at the same time.
aesthetic air. But; remember, too
they will come in many shades We
will begin tentatively with black; and
then we will create sentiment OF
sympathy in favor OF maroon; then.
OF dark purple. then Of crimson, then.
80 our more daring thinkers are
hoping of scarlet, with perhaps lace
rufiies. The effect of this will be
Louis Qnartorze.
YYilsOn4Styl Too Plain.
Our modern tattire savors far too
much OF Woodrow Wilson. We must
romanticize1 our male attire Louis:
Quartorze is decidedly the vogue now
.adays tt is absurd for man of.
taste to fhave1a Louis Quartorze din
ing room and NJ TX about it in: Mood.
TOW Wilson trousers
The sartoriallst then consented to-
show a pair. They were beautifully
designed. dimpling and ripping like.
an Arcadian river. He caressed them
stenderly Then shade OF melan
cholN fitted across his face as dark
icio,ld ometimes mirrors itself on a
-sunn Lake, y. Y. 4. ss.s 8.+-
The fly in the DIN ment Z, said he,
the shadow of the glorious move
ment. is the possibility, now develop
ed into menace, that the tailors. will
initateifo ur I'm xquisite designs IN
calicoes and shiny cottons Ugh!,s Z