Shirts--Colored negligee, cuffs attached, Madras or Oxford sweater.

Gloves--Tan or chamois, wool knit, heavy golfing gloves.

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Jewelry--Scarfpin, links, with watch guard.

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Style--Norfolk with box plaits, yoke and belt or plain sack, chesty effect.

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Material--Tweeds, flannel, or homespun, brown, grey and mixtures.

Overcoat--Burberry of wax waterproof cloth, or duster of linen or rubber silk.

Waist Coat--Matching coat, flannel or fancy knit.

Trousers--Knickerbockers or trousers of flannel, Tweed or homespun, matching coat; breeches and leggings for motoring.

Shirts--Fancy flannel. Cheviot or Madras sweater, soft.

Gloves--Tan or chamois, soft cape gauntlets, tan or black for the motor car.

Jewelry--Links, scarfpin and watch guard.

Hat--Soft felt or cap, French chauffeur cap with leather visor for motoring.

Shoes--Calfskin or russet with leggins for automobiling.

Style--Semi-Norfolk jacket of wax (waterproof) cloth.

Material--Tweed, flannel or homespun, Oxford, grey or tan.

Formal dress, for all occasions after six o'clock--weddings, receptions, formal dinners, theater and balls, high neck, long skirt, hat, coat, and gloves, and evening slippers.

For morning and afternoon wear, the tailor made suit with short skirt; for afternoon, the long skirt, hat, high dress walking boot, patent leather, lace or button with cloth tops.

For outing wear, the coat sweater for skating, golfing, and hockey.

For misses' and children's dresses made of the same material, short skirts; the coats may cover the dress, or may be three-quarters or seven-eighths long, may be single or double breasted, to button high around the neck or roll low.

For house wear, the plain tailored shirt waist suit in becoming colors are good form.

For school and street wear, the short skirt, coat three-quarters or seven-eighths long and made of rough material is the more stylish, and is made in a variety of styles.

Gloves for evening wear, Suede, Mousquetaire, elbow and above; length arranging in buttons from eight to twenty-four. In tan, mode, slate, pearl, lavender, yellow, black, and white.

Walking gloves, Havana, Smyrna, tan, oak and mahogany, with two or three buttons, clasps.

Auto gauntlets, buck and cape skin gauntlets in slate, oak and black.