The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
Fashion
Flashes
On the Links
DURING a recent fiye-day
~ tournament in California,

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Turing a recent fiye-day
~ tournament in California,
the golf outfits of over 100
contestants gave proof Of
what is the correct toggery
for the expert golfer.
Pussy golf clothes were taboo
KniekcrH we're minus quantities
Golfers consider the latter bad form.
ul,ho they prefer clothes that arc
well tailored and on the order OF
mons golf clothes Jersey sweaters
were worn by most or these women
ana these included the golf Hwcater
coat. which buttons up tho front
with the Nshupcd urctline. tho slip
ON and u sweater which bl0usc7
slightly over "a snug hipband
Skirts are invariably white
flannel, l1nsha, homrspun, cam
els hair or serge Occasionally
light ian skirts are combined
with sweaters Of self shade. The
wrapabout type Of skirt n the
most popular nltho there are
many plain. plcatcd or gored cir
cular effects.
Most biouHcE are high neokcd and
made or white flannel, cotton or
Droadcloth The sweater coat II usual
ly worn with skirt OF mnnninh type
with striped tie The sllp.on sweater
either uses blouse with Peter pan
collar and tio or u round ueykliue
with d colouul baudana as q finish
Felt hats u the shape called "yaga.
bond arc favored by the majority or
contestants This hat has a semi.
blocked crown and rather broad
brlm which can be turned up or
down. according to the sun, II re.
scmbles the mans panama In shape
Cloehs shaped Bankoks With ribbon
bands about the crowns are chosen
by some other little shapes OF Eel,
turn upwards in back and down Ia
front and have a crease ia the soft
crown.
Cashmere and tc0olru hosiery
tcofn 10Th nhitc brogHes arc the
fdrored tootgcar often The no
1sry "a patterned w shades cor
responding pith ne nfcairr
Tans and yellnwH are popular hat
and sweater shades
The following il typical Of the cos.
tune Of the expert golfer yellow
Jersey sweater. yellow. black and
blue tie. white skirt. white c1mel's
hair skirt Of wap.about type yellow,
ish ribbed cashmere stockings. white
broFuea and black felt hat
About Scarfs
The ensemble scarf Is very new,
very attractive and quite incKpen.
sive. II consists OF collar OF fur
about five inches wide and sufficient.
b long to go around the neck To
this fur hand are attached two silk
scarf ends. which usually finish in
fringe often tho silk crepe used IN
the rcart IN embroidered iu sclfcolor.
such scarf worn with the fur
about tho neck and the silk ends
looping M one side with one end in
front and one end in back adds ma.
tcrinlly TO the uncollared ensemble or
coat.
Another novel scarf which can be
made by the woman who sews u
made Of two blended shades OF green
chiffon. Each end Of the scarf IN
finished with green chenille fringe
about Is foot long The chenille is
attached 20 the scarf with slip knots.
This ls lovely over the white frock
and eaR be used for evening wear or
matched with hat for dry wear
EVENING WRAPS
Z Even the evening frock has its
matching wrap this season. There
are white beaded gowns matched
by white beaded capcs which have
white fox collars, eolorcd chiffon
| frncks which have matching chiffon
capcs without beading and numerous
gown and wrap combinations. The
capes usually cover the frock or
are Of Ecycn-rlght length.
\ good looking sports cape is
made very plain and fitted snug
over the shoulders by means Of
Eeama which extend from shoulders
TO hem. Two huge lapels and a
small outstanding rear collar add a
tailored touch. Ono lapel Is en-
broidcrcd with the monogram OF the
wcarer.