The Handkerchief.—This is of pure white linen, with white borders.
Embroidered or not, as taste dictates.
The same style is carried with morning wear, afternoon dress, or evening dress, or any other wear.
The upper left outside pocket is the place to carry it, except in evening dress, when it is carried in the left or right side upper inside waistcoat pocket.
The handkerchief of silk is carried with evening dress only. It is carried in the right hand while dancing, and worn in the shirt front.
It may be any pattern desired. White silk is always the body, the border only being colored.
The neckerchief. This is of silk, selected as to color and pattern. This is worn around the neck with greatcoat during cold weather.
It is not a good thing to wear, as far as health goes.
It is not necessary to the stylish dresser.
A gold pin may be worn in a neckerchief.