Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-07-07

and a bathing costume in the wardrobe
of the vacationist, one finds a substantial
part Of that wardrobe composed Of sport:
apparel. The worlds best couturiers are
putting their best effort into the creation
of clothes for sportswomen.
Women who 60 to the seashore OF
mountains on camping expeditions
which have become intensely popular al
result of the activities of the vacation
leagues and similar organizations, give
preferenceito khaki. 1t is surprising how
much style can be impaired to costume.
developed in this sturdy fabric. Without
Iessening its substantial appearance, Fash
ion, in her treatment of collars, cuffs, peck
cts, etc, introduces such essentially fem
mime touches that the observer makes nc
attempt to link the modern woman's liking
for wholesome outdoor exercise with a
desire TO be masculine.
For one thing, nearly all Of the sports
costumes have ooloful trimmings. A
blouse Of khaki, for example, will be
trimmed with bright blue. red, green or
yellow braid. though its general design
preserves the simplicity OF the MILDLY.
With the blouse will be worn llnicker-
bockers which close at the sides, darts
being used for a smooth fitting at the
back The lower leg edges are gathered
and finished with wide cuffs. Frequently
a skirt OF matching material is added to
make this a three-p piece costume.
For paths that lead up hill and down
dale-or over a fence, at the unexpected
approach of a bovine roamer-there is
no more attractive outfit than a jacket
and Knockers of tweed or honespun and a
tailored shirt waist. The beauty of all
of the knickerbocker suits is that skirt
may be added whenever desired. As the
coats are often lined with brilliant foulards,
a strictly tailored appearance is possible,
with the knickerbockers eclipsed by the
skirt.
The scarfs, hats, blouses, neckties, etc. are
among the reasons why one delights to wear
sports clothes. The vivacious touch that
they add is infectious. In addition, there
are handkerchieis, belts, stockings, buckles
and the comfortable footwear that comes
in such great variety.
When frocbs are used, they are OF the
one-piece type, straight, short and exceed
ingly simple of line. Too, they are &C
companied either by sweater, a sweater
blouse or a cape. With cream flannel
dress there is shown Tuxedo sweater OF
loosely woven wooden material in which
green, yellow and old rose are softly and
beautifully blended. The double collar
and revers are cut in one, while turn-back
cuffs finish the one-piece sleeves. A
narrow straight belt is slipped through
straps at the sides and tied in front.
This. however, may be replaced by belt
of dyed elkskin, with silver buckle, and
a monogram cut in the center of the
buckle.
Leather is used in several ways in
connection with sports attire and it is
effective dressed, or undressed, according
TO the design. of the costume. Many
tailored jackets are stitched with leather,
while sweaters and blouses have collars
and cuffs of vari-colored kids.
Tweed, so indispensable to golf and
walking enthusiasts, is a strong favorite
with equestriennes. The very dark brown
shades are selected for the best-looking
habits and women who know what is what
in the newest riding equipment give the