The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-29

paIest mauve silk and yellowish lace
draped around the crown and combining
10 form high bows at one side, While
for further adornment there are some
cleverly grouped white ostrich feathers,
one or two delicate pink roses and sun
dry rosettes OF mauYe chiton. Another
hat, where the dominant note OF mauve
Is struck first by the straw OF which
the crown Is fashioned, and then again
by the brim OF drawn chiffon, Is lifted
high at the left side by mass OF ex-
quisltely shaded pansles, above which
waves a white osprey. while sotteninB
| folds OF white chiffon add 10 the eifect.
Again, there Is toQue OF yellow straw
with soft rosettes OF yellow and white
chiffon and two high ostrich feathers
In the two colorlngs, for It's most effect
i've trimming, or, u pink II preferred
there Is a roslly hued toque OF pink
straw and chiffon. with pink roses peep
ing out here and there, and a white os-
trlch tip and osprey for contrast, while
O charming combination OF gray, yell
low and while.is also worthy OF notice,
One color only Is used lnmany OF the
small hats-cerlse, bleuet, mauve, gray,
blue, etc. Poppy hats are toned down
by black or gray wings, A yellow sailor
Is OF rough straw, with wreath OF
tetra feathers forming an aigrette on
the side. and yellow roses against the
upturned back. Poppy red is the COM
ing shade. Geranlums, vlolets and roses
rank In the order named. Black hats
are frequently trimmed with colored
gauze plaltings. A rosette OF velvet Is
placed under the brim OF many hats
raised on one side, something like
Tam o. Shanter; three tall ostrich feath.
era surmount this turned toward the
back.
The hats OF blue or pink linen to
match little peoples summer frocks
have plisse brims, Simplicity is essen
tial In dressing children. SILK and
feathers should be tabooed as vulgar.
II the pale colors soil too quickly, rose
pink red, cherry, navy blue. fawn or
old rose give wide choice TO careful
mothers who take an interest In dress.
Ing their BARNS. In hats the coarse
straw, horse-halr straw, etc, in white,
red or navy blue can be trimmed with
cream or tartan ribbons. Ieghorn for
best, with white corded ribbons and
punches OF uX-eyed daisies, IL rivaled
only by the accordean-plalted silk mus.
lin hats, which are Invariably light and
becoming.
The summer girl will find a great
treasure In white chip hat, the sailor
brim tlp-lifted through the charming
medium OF some rose-pInk peoples, CEN
tered with black, while u wreath OF
peoples goes around the crown. uprls-
Ing at the left side 10 meet some deftly
tied bows OF rosy silk and chiffon. Then
there Is another notable hat in green
straw, with softly crinkled brlm and
crown entirely composed OF Toses-crlm.
son and yellow and pink and white
guarded by a flight OF wild birds.
A famous French designer still turna
hats up high on the left side, borders
them fiuflily with tulle. adds knots OF
changeable piece silk or ribbon and
aigrette-llke punches or roses, with a
quantity OF foliage and roses, shading
from an almost blackish cardinal TO
cherry pink.
The black-andswhite combination Is
represented In perfection by toque OF
black crlnoline, all softly pulled and
caught In by a Jet buckle. while white
roses and white ostrich tip supply the
effective contrast.
Cerlse is used with gray, and gray,
white and black wings are chic. Pale
green tulle, green leaves and faint for
get-me-nots form hat lovely enough
to arouse envy In any feminine heart.
The latest crowns seem to form q
double brim. projecting far over the reg
ular brim, and the recess filed In with
the wonderful flowers OF the season.