The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-01

most In favor with thoss Who prefer
irimmiag IL very bcccming. and b
usually suaplrsssated inside the hrim
by dark velvet PLAYED smoothly Ike .
tinins two or thnre inches tax from the
front: a row of dull gray or peat b>.ds
hidrs the scam joining the velvet and
lace. Sometimes velvet IL similarly
plsc.d outside the brim tas; hack Of the
lace A way 81 using the lace to make
IL cover the edges II the brim Is io
gather II inside the brim IN Inch and .
half from the clgc. and draw Il ioscih-
er on the outside. making \ sort Of
binding or pub: then pot . plated FIN
of the i,ce on she outside. with It's seal
loged edges falling on the pun. but not
extending to the eig. 81 the bonnei-
! A great bunch 81 long s,emmcd butter
cups on tho left side Is pretty on such
rokes: a .ew black b~uttercups arc effect
i've in these clusters Then some loops.
knots. or = bow 81 criukled japanese
Grape or Of embroidered muslin. trim
the RICH, side. The fancy for midsum-
mer pokes j. to dispense with strings.
but Il the.e are used n; al. they are
placed very far back under the crown.
in order to make the front Hare suih-
GENTLY. There Is also . slight roll
liz. a coronei on the brim Of some new
pokes. and these are yery becoming 10
piauant faces with small features.
Another quaint Bit II trimming Is n
small stiff bow Of the fine straw set on
a curtain band below the crown. Two
kinds Of narrow straw braid in alternate
rows are seen in English bonne,s Of
late importarsons-
The Irish po mt e~mbroidrries on mus
lin and the fine, ecru baiis,e, with open
SaSony-work. are very elective TRIM
mings for the country hats OF fine split
straw or the less expensive satin straw.
When the large rongh-and- ready straw
hats are chosen, the trimming - plain
white null, or else dotted muslin with a
| tile velvet added To give tone. or else
some dark peoples in cinnamon red
shades, or il NAV be q bunch of fruit.
Many small pins, with gilt, or pearl. or
colored glass beads, pin the null scarf
on the hat. Or else they are stuck in the
loops of a very large Alsacian bow that
has Oriental lace across its ends. The
large round hats with straight brims are
preferred to pokes for shade hats in the
country. For travelling. the choice is
for dark straw large round hats for
young ladies'. while for those who are
older are small capoics Of cream or Of
black rough-and-ready straw that are
sold for nifty cents, and are then
trimmed with n dark velve: bow and
strings. and cluster Of small flowers on
the lett side. The dotted muslin hats
with a ker, hief over the crown are pref
~ for mornings in the country. and are
sold for -. 80 each.
Children's h its have wider brims than
at any previous season, and these brims
are rolled upward n trife all around.
The favorite colors are dark red and "a
Diet blue, which is gray.sh, but there are
also many Manila straws worn. with a
velvet facing of becoming color inside
the brim. \ cluster Of pompons next
the crown. a band. bow and long ends
behind of satin ribbon. and a moss ruche
Ike the six of the pompous edging the
brim. trim such hats simply and fash
ionably. The fine English split straw is
used for dressy white hats for children.
and is trimmed with white feathers and
jabots of Oriental lace. with 3 little null
or else silk muslin. -Harper's BaEar.