, 1877-11-18

ito style. Sometimes this shape Is va
ricd BY having the brim at Inc
back also upturned, while the front
shows an almost square projection
often three inches wide. This hat is very stylish
and much worn by young ladies. A pretty one
OF dark green felt has tho edge corded With 4
heavy cord Of chenille With tiny thread of sill
yer intermixcd. In front is q bow Of loops nlaue
from dark-grcen plush, and from a'noug them
rises brilliant wing of green anu gold, backed
by several slender qulll5 Of s!yered feather. al
the back, UNDER or rather against, the upturncd
brin is Il cluster OF SALIVA blossoms set in bed
Of green chenille, against which the vivid scarlet
flowers show brilliantly. Twa oblong ornaments
OF chenille decorate the sides where the brlm is
raised. Another improved style of English
walking hat, just now very much Affected,
shows the brim extended OIL the left side an1
curved upwards, that flowers, etc, may be placed
underneath, while at tue other side the hriln
lroops slightly. A stylish hat Of this sort has
tile edges OF tho briln bound with plush, be-
neatt, which is seen 4 piping OF satln.. a told
OF satin is placed loosely around the crown, ana
drawn over the briln ut tho back. In front, 4
little to the side, arc Loops Of plush and satin,
and from, them emerge three short, thick tips,
whicl. curl toward the front. a lining OF vciSet
Trims the brim, and at the left, underneath H.
are three large roses. This hat Is extremely
handsome IN maroon satin and PINK plush, inc
plumcs aud flowers being Shaded.
TIE GAISsBoROuGH
continucs to be considered an elegant shape,
and Is much selected for dresslcr wear, One
that have seen in white felt trimmed with
YnIicn hrnuze velvet and urccu satin foliage,
was ,.yn1i;s,n Indeed. this shape appears most
to :.lya,1tagc in white felt, aud then the garui-
ture Is usually Of some deep rich tinted velvet.
The favortc shades or colors are mulberry,
1F ft, ef1ff Inf
aud black have seen some hats Of this shape
M feathers a a,i flowers OF the same color: These
were certainly unsurpassed for richness The
lnirably adapted to some faces. Others, how
ever look greatly to disadvantage beneath
them. The helmet hat, OF which have before
written, crows much i'll favor. Young girls
Especially lind it suitable and tho little trim
ming it requires renders it desirable. For the
Derby hat nothing but narrow band OF gros-
grain ribbon is essential, but many la1ies add 4
vim. of bright coors buckle, or some little
ornament that takes trilc from the masculine
air.
There are no set regulations for evening hats,
and indeed it would BE- hard to describe
one Of these charming affairs. 4 profusion
of lace. flowers, and satin ribbon seem blended
with Il rcch1css disregard of law or order, and
the result is dainty little arrangement which
i, sure to be becoming an,lto DEFY imitation. 4
lovely one l.ay. seen was Of tileu satin,
trimmed With 1Inecr-widc point-lacc. Leaves vi
tlarb.erccu satin, yciucl with scarlet and gold,
,iljruI-hnetl flowers with centres Of decp-sreeu
and cnhi formed the rarnt1,rc, Barbcs of
,, White % l,,son s-1rjuS1ed With fine ro nowtlcr
co,,, o,nted this i,,nnrt fiji To a,Iorn Tif3,,fa If
sha er.r ,yorr n hnnnrt. Some
cuApc.t;y FOR EVENING WEAR
arc comn,srI entirely Of 1owers One very
~ Wor;s Smart shane tho crown hr;nr of
tHe ,;olots ~. I'm, ~ smaIG roses rrrom.tinfe1
,viti, fhc iove,est rosc-f,sh unon them. and
over the hrim droons \ frinrc Of
are ,p' all scented With their respcctiye perfumes
an1 "a in morc senses than on. his is n .ssyyect
hnnnet ;, ajl evening honnct.. if their shane
viii admit, have barbes Of white lace or tule.
These ] i,nrart an airy. drcssy effect to the toi-
Eos 1.,,rh @ ,.csrions and a,I,cr ocras;ons NJ
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l"o las. Hts @ -, toca oro ~ ns;dornd @ the
iloei eApcnsNe, auu 1teuee az eonatue!.1 tne
!1, le,SnG ~ trignnd ,;t s,t;, ' md sn1,nt;ns
ts usu; , a of % r,sh FvoeS
snauc anu tlnt " sEeet IS iiS.'5 sasusu ~ ~.
nnery, anu some OF .ne most cnas1nlng M ellee.s
aIe "luusns uu!eioa9 - 1.ioa -! ,; ~ ~ ~
tu1ee si'!ueS u tnln eoio!. ~ eases Inv tuts
unese au1 th mast uas deIiatc shae
ilaossrecn ''t'u tmc suos1 uc.stI saiaae
~ cs;reu ;o,netcs M1ta u t ij@itst slaI =
IS m ueslreo: so11lst.ss 1as ii.nssS. ,i. sIaue -
1,1a, ~ ra1ot orn;.nd
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~, ,i,t 1Ae Tres. tnrm1n,te NJ the lcft s;dc IN
low 1a,u ,ar,nod Of smn looms Of veirct satin