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RhinestOnos, Ribbon and 053s.
Black straw and satin combined
u clashed at front.
the rose into mentor prom-
inence than the florists have
w-nr been able to do, for it ‘s the
«men-hat conventionniized rose as
is soen embroidered lavishly on
"-n shawls of old Spain that has
.- vnn inspiration to the millinors.
i‘hn most talked about. of all the
wan-trimmed hats is undoubtedly
the toquo from Reboux of Paris
:lmt shows the um of five largo
"wsf'Sv—Ol’l the American beauty or-
.anmplnced right across the center
Hf vim but. from car to car. Thom
.irn niso rather severe little shapes
showing a ninnie American beauty
71‘ one side—41nd nothi more,
Sometimes tho rose motif is pro-
Tilm Spanish shawl has brought
rthoriztl from which tho hat is
wirinned and there urn wonderful
uni—made single. silk roses that
"a used lavishly by millinczn lmtli
.i-ined by embroidery azainst (hex ‘\\
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v'o .mrl abroad. Douhtless thry
Hill devising interesting ways
‘u mm them.
silvsred Cook's Feathers.
l'll‘ll! are, still yielding their
ri~nnisrn for the adornment of
n orzxr-n's hats and the latest crm—
'rilvitnr is the nnirooir, apparently
mrt of n duck. At any rain the
L't uir quills, rather stubby nnd of
.. muniity, nro among the nv-w
, :Hior (armies. Meantime the
rim: is not being neglected. and
n vciii continue to he bred us
. \‘.i:'lzinlly nsevor so long as thoso
’L"I""Il in tho making of n'ill‘ll’lh
x‘ntinzs (levisn new and intern-ii-
; r, we of using his feathers. Tim
2.x! le iutrnyurd Cork has tnkon wn
1:»‘1’: lease of life among minim-1's
» ill-“3 hint plumage. has been silverr-rl.
1.2" in this form it seems deridr-iiv
- “nr nnd wider. Burnt {mam k
~ i the wvli-known shaving: hrurrh
'w:~;.- of giyccrined ostrich or hair-
porslat. —
.\ gnneratibn or so ago the use of
r‘wineetones anywhere but in the
making of theatrical costumes
would have seemed tawdry. Our
mmhnrs would have hesitated at
“Hiring them. if they could not
:Wrml real diamonds they would
«.‘Hl’n to wear brilliants of any sort.
Tr.- tasts for such glittering orn'w-
manta seemed crude indeed. \Vnii.
; M'hnps we are crude. At all evenvs
in smart hat. The unturned Mini
time when they were actually used
with buckle ends to go around the
tightly lucod waist. .
l-‘nnvy edged ribbons are used in
the trimming and even making of
hats, and after them in favor come
the molt-es nnd natins. \Vcil dressed
women nt the Southorn resorts have
:l disconcerting way of selecting a
very mmplo shmm trimmed only
with a lump or two or :1 how or n.
cocarde of rillhnn. nineoncertiniz
this lmhit must ho to the rniliinrr
who has bet-n working herself into n.
stain or keen enthusiasm for tho
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Lewis in who! this «mu
u a clan-fitting toque of It
wt and yellow.
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r'iznestoncs 5:. salad a mum
”Mr and they or. an s ”thue
trimming for the smart. ”I“
or turban of
Ribbons Ars KW
M m at
tmtnhf:-om. r“ II
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Mtnn the bed i:
* mm from an that W. ‘1‘
the
whim the militant- Mn .
\ hats and ssh-ct a smart “of
‘Timmed only flwmflmfifimb
Irlriy smart If! .r ‘
‘Hrried ribbons micro sail call-c
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mm; mm W , a. ,L “um My. it any °'.“ could
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utretch an“ m,” ”all tho
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' summery
not combination of straw and silk. There
a“ air! to, crowed with plaid rilk of green,
intricate cud elaborate trimmings
at the season.
“What sort of has will be worn
this spring?" was e harmless
sounding question that. I put to an
executive of one of the lending
organizations a in this
mum—4 man to whom women's
hats or! so cold a. business propost-
tion as stocks. and bonds are to a
broker.
' What wm Bo win-n1
"What kind of hits are women
”g“ to wear?" in. repeated rathor
amazed that any one could ask snag
ByMA
answer that. question he could all.
n fortune in a. single tiny. If any
one could answer that in or she
could earn more in a season thou
the President or the United Buta-
does in at year.”
To this man. of courns. nod to
msny like him. the question of
supreme importance is to look Into
the future. Every season it is the
same story. With hats, ”many It.
called but few are chosen." for no
one has yet been able to work out
a. formula. to represent thst very
subtle and complicated compound— 7‘
the choice of the well-dressed
woman. ‘
For those of us not actually on-
gagcd in tho business of hats than
really would be no particular object
in looking too for into the future.
It certainly would not be to your
advantage now to wear the sort 0!
Snakeskin has even reached our
hats. Abovc.at left it is shown as
the binding [or a green lcle fur! that
is cut in sections and them fastened
together again. Emkrnkin aim forms
the little pocket on the green lrathrr
belt and the top of the rflnbrolla
handle. The act was designed by
Dacia Humor. A! right there is a
hat of platted ribbon. Parrot heads
hold the upturned brim in place.
The scar] matches the hat. and the
cane Ly topped with a parrot’s head.
u
but thst saintly-dressed women
will wear next month or the month
after that. YOu would be as much
out of fashion to be away ahead of
it as sway behind it. And it is
really never dlmcult to select a hat
that in the smartest choice for the
present.
What Is Smart?
What is that. present choico——ths
hat of distinction and smartneu at.
the moment?
For one thing the crown must be
high—and the tendency is all
toward greater depth of crown.
The hot that. is going to look most
sadly out of fashion in a few weeks
is the hat that has a. shallow crown.
Even the turban :nd the toque hsvs
deeper, roomier crowns. They must.
ho ample enough to be pulled well
down over the head and then leave
a. little room for good measure be-
sides. Usually, too. that. is s. slight
bulging. ,
‘Shcpcs must be on tho use.“ in-
stst those who know. and interest.
ingly enough there is unruly some—
thing of a, brim even when there is
a decided flare above. This is pro«
duccd by it little vizor beneath the
ilare or. the flare is applied to a hat
that is really a clochs. The point so
the side is emphasized. Sometimes
you will find in.a wide-brilliant!
shape that this point is simply in
the forming of the brim. Again
there are smaller shapes with roll—
ing cuffs or brim: that are'pinchoa
or cut into points at the side. '
Auto Colors.
In one group of eighteen new but ,
inst imported by mm m
ton were at Mouton: was M
faced with Clan.“ site; out was»
black faced with rat. alt war m "
embroidered in. my m,
was black uni wit” and on.
- on.
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black mod with roots. Ewe-«Wormohsuoi
woubrownundmwumgbrknt color than is s. new blu-
oolor. .. , odhd mm. blush and s ’rosc
Out of another dean chm hum-um ts less trying this the
hats only one was all that. an. old mans. Bright'greeu has been
w... buck with M on. m at nos-sod Ind this is But hum! in s.
with pink roses. one wns hm .m when the influence of the
silver. one was also! with m, _ Moire the Empire are so
rhinouoneo. one WI- Ill rail. mus W This is not a. verit-
wcs corncolor. one murders and this Shapiro .rsen. however. w
{our wore brown. melt resins more becoming than
the Mons men of the Napoleonic
on and rescue men is also seen.
.A non of colors known as pheas-
Tltis prevalence of brown in cm- out into be seen in most smart hat
scteristic or almost sit collections of shops. There is also. an Empire
hats for discrtmlustiut wanton. blue of somo‘lmportance.
Their first. choice seems to be blunt: At the Southern roan-ts where we
Brown Aim” find.
or black with a control, and she! out better tell what we shall do in
that they select brown. ‘
Tho fuchsia tones in.” been no.
midsummer than what will be our
first choice for spring. yellow is of
supreme imp‘ortance. This is s good
strong Chinese yellow. The
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simple all-white hat has become
times! the despair of the milliners
at the resorts. It is so hard to
gun well-dressed women away
i m it. For more striking effect
white .wlth black is worn.
Next week—About the Spring Suits.
Provocative F at .
ERE is nothing very remark-
~ sble’ nowadays is the idea of
an evening gown trimmed
with fur. yet} short generation
.30 .5 evening sown so trimmed
seemed very 'Emopcn”——un~
wholesomsly no to many. a
vaguely suggested the mode at
Russia. We didn't know much
shout Russian mhdn‘chmss cm!
’W but It was my enough
to believe that their influence
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nu w W mu» m would be mam.
mm Edith Wham n notices this cell-
tudo so general 3 [accretion ago
" , mm the 1m- trimmod‘ 1 evening
manninmuostmsmm. or one 0‘! its: women
mm mm will M '30 fl mt»: she saw; x
huts m! m. . "h "u M’ , Moss 0'! Mitch; she was
Ono W N on a"! mi ’3'”; m in a: mutated?“ retiree
plemoiwf' ., . amuse can-mam
mm W M a?» m m mum: but: tut—em
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“momma! W13“. .4, m _,..,,g s. a..-
shades hum “ I "I" ” '_fn§hsctcdmmv
we more
"I" The crown is of straw.
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Above, at right, but with double
brim of rust-color“! satin. platted.
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Below, large hat of mauve hone-
hoir trimmed with ribbon loops. The
shawl to match, of mauve gear-gotta,
is edged with double loops of the
ribbon.
The ' Magnificent
Handkerchief
HERE are handkerchiefs and
’ handkgrchlefs.
Every woman has two lots
of theme-those that are used as a
bit of civilized necessity-and those
other more interesting handker-
chiefs that are used solely as a
matter of display. Once women
got into the habit of carrying
around ornate and elaborate hand—
kerchiefs they seem to have knowu
no halting place. . .
Chiffon handkercbiots seemed
rather extreme arrowhead-painted .
chiffon handkerchiefs even more so
—but now at the novelty of a neck-
lace made of a silken cord that
danglcs at the end of one of these
hand~vsintsd chiffon handkerchicfs,
our surprise is even greater.
For evening wear there are little
squares widely bordered with a
be. showing a square of chlflon‘ or
Ems in the middle on which
one could barely rest a’ too. cup.
Lacs hmdkerchicfs are one of the
revivals c! the day.
Black cud» white handkerchief;
you know, are the smart choice for
evening. sometimes these are of
white chiden’ trimmed with black
lacs and .sometimcs the reverse‘ .
80mm they are of white and
black , printed goorgett-c and some-5
times of white hand-purified in
black.
Quits eh most remarkable hand-
kmmer that has been can an."
west: was a mall, “Wilhelm
mm ' wfiwsm ‘ widow“ of
lace, on wind! Were ”plied s few
gm “Manes :ssesut‘ ‘ as o!
the growers patterned in the lace;
p runaway human-11mm»
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FACTS OF
FASHION
HAT SHAPES THAT WILL IE
WORN.
the French word for "boll,”
this hot is s close-fitting he!
with a turned-down brim. It is the
small shape that; has been worn so
generally for two or three seasons.
In altered form—often with tabs at
the ears and sometimes with s
creased flange on the front. making
a. second brim—4t is pretty sure to
persist. It has strong appeal to the
girl with hair bobbed or done class
to the head.
cLocHE. Taking its numb from
POKE. This but has a. distinct
brim that is very narrow or absent
at the back and wide at. the front.
sometimes coming to a decided
point. It is the old-tins "coal-
scuttle" shape. Following the mode
of the Directoire period from which
this shape is borrowed the pokes of
today sometimes have the wide
front brim shaping of! into a. dis-
tinct point at one side instead I“ It
the middle of the front.
BRETON. This is named sits!
the headdress peculiar to the peas-
ants of Breton. in France.
BERET. This is taken from the
full cup worn for centuri‘ by the
students of French universities It
is somewhat like 21 tom o'shsnter in
construction. The present version
of this shape has a little brim or
ovizor.
TRICORNE. This has come back
as part of the Directoire rsvivfl.
Sometimes it. too. has a little brim.
and unlike the historic tricome I.
usually soft and pliant.
CAPELINE. This is the droop-
ing garden party type ”of but which
will be worn for summer.
CANOTIER. This is one of the
new shapes like a French boatmsn's
hat.
Next week—Trimming On tho
New Clothes.
WITH} AN OLD as“: site
One of the smartest and newest
of bets is trimmed solely with n his
piece of bead work that looks as it
it might be part: of so old band but.
The result is decidedly interesting.
The colored bead work MC! the
black satin o! the but. lgdhthtefl”
and smart. ’
Skyrocket Hats
OM France come hats who”
trimming soars skywsrd. But
the chances are that A: hereto—
‘fors these soaring hm will and
little enthusiasm here. A nation
critic who has recently returned
from France is amused at the ides
that American women would cvsr
toiiow this fashion to! W
trimming. ’
The fashion suits the Panel: boo.
Which is more definitely om
harsher sometimes in contour. The
Asher-loan woman, on the «be
hand, has softer. loss m. In-
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