ashore, except as specified in | dress, blue or white, No. 14. | as prescribed, and | leggings, with swords | (or revolvers or | both). | MARINE CORPS.— | Undress, or field | dress, with or | without leggings, as | prescribed; revolvers | also if prescribed. -------------------------------------------+----------------------- 19. When prescribed by the senior officer | NAVY.—White present. | service dress with 20. At the option of and under restrictions| blue trousers. imposed by the commanding officer, | MARINE CORPS.— when the uniform of the day is white | White undress with service dress; to be worn only by | blue undress officers on board their own ship, | trousers, or at exercise in boats. | without swords. -------------------------------------------+----------------------- 21. Ceremonies in the evening to which | NAVY.—Evening officers are invited in their | full dress. official capacity, such as public | MARINE CORPS.— balls, dinners, and evening | Special full dress receptions. In hot weather, and in | or mess dress. other circumstances where | appropriate, dinner dress may be | prescribed. | -------------------------------------------+----------------------- 22. At informal evening occasions to which | NAVY.—Evening dress. officers are invited in their | official capacity. In hot weather, | MARINE CORPS.— or in other circumstances where | Mess dress. appropriate, mess dress may be | prescribed. | -------------------------------------------+----------------------- [Illustration: _Photo by Harris & Ewing, Washington, D. C._ U. S. Naval officer. Blue service uniform _Rank:_ Lieutenant Commander, shown by the gold leaf on the collar and the stripes on the sleeve. _Corps:_ Line of the Navy, shown by the anchor on the collar and the star on the sleeve.] [Illustration: _Photo by G. V. Buck, Washington, D. C._ U. S. Naval officer. White service uniform _Rank:_ Lieutenant Junior Grade, indicated by the stripes on the shoulder marks. _Corps:_ The Line of the Navy, indicated by the stars on the shoulder marks.]