The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-29

ing item: look like a guy In them my
ties H."
Nose hats" II . term which suits the
neaagear referred 10 admirably. for the
new tangled hat Is tilted at an angle of
thirty degrees. with the level Of the top
OF tne head-way up at the back. and way
cown over the nose In front. II is a fash
ION that win he welcomed by the tall
Uirl or the unfortunate damsei who is pos
seseeo OF high forehead These are the
girls who appear TO advantage with thelr
nats on. II 10 the short maid who looss
pest IN no hat at all. Headgear Of any
kind mades her appear top-heavy. She
may deiude herself with the idea that a
nish nat makes her look tall but II more
oiten mas the suggestion OF half-and-ha
anout H--the girl forming the lower half.
IL 70 with q hat as II In with the arrange
ment Of ones hair. Each woman should
study her own particular style. and
cnooss her bonnet accordingly. Clever
manipulation will sometimes change the
apparent shape Of the head. but In general
" is better 70 adcrn oneself In accordance
with what nature intended than TO at
Tempt coneealrient OF real or fancied de-
iec's In ones physiosrcmy. There are
peopie VINO cling 10 style OF hat as they
90 10 their religion or poiltics-lt Is what
they were brought up 70 and they keep on
wearing II because they always have done
30 For Instance. We often hear a woman
say tnat she cannot wear large hat,
whereas II she really made study Of her
sell she would dad that a large hat was ex-
actly what she needed 20 suit her style.
The choice OF q bonnet at this time OF
year 10 most perplexing. One dlsilkes 20
wade through snow 10 a shcr and then
90 IN and buy straw hats with summer
Mowers and gauxe. II Is too great strain
upon the imagination TO coniure M a har-
monious setting for these summer things
But harmony or no harmony, as the
politicians say. We are bound to be with
me majority, and the great majority viii
Haunt Its Easter bonnet next Sunday In
deed, what one might cali a plurality has
already appeared .n advance costume. and
there will doubtless he as many new hats
and dresses at ST. Thomas today as on
Easter Sunday proper. This VIII be a
great help to the woman who cannot make
up her mind. II will give her an emporium.
lily TO see what other people are wearing.
have seen some of the hats that are to
be worn todsy-some of them came out
at ST. Thomas last Sunday. Most OF these
are nose hats" hut other styles are not
ruled out. Notwithstanding the eaict Of the
fashionable girl.
Tho characteristics trimming Is tuiie.
which IL used indiscrininateiy on all gtnas
of headgear. IL forms the crown or drapes
the brim, or Is ruckered into loops TO take
the place of ribbon. II Is used for ties on
any kind OF hat, when the hat has tccn
covered with leaves and flowers aud "
would seem that nothing else could he
added, q nun OF tplle In allowed TO sst;le
down over the whole like a tinted mist.
The most exquisite example OF the use
Of tulle Is in q hat that has already made
NJ debut. no to speak. The wire frame IL
wcosd with violet stems and flowers The
crW rolls up an inch or two I'm front. and
sosee .Vee4f at the back. on the side are
49, Shite roses. resting upon faum
aes which falls down In Icons
the e;,Ss ~ handing up at the side of
W = sekle. Thss hat was