The age-herald., 1898-09-25
THE BIG ROW

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 Another important feature of this falls hats is the graceful Louis XVI. bow of wired velvet or ribbon that adorns so many Of the smarter toques. It has a careless. graceful. 'just-happened- look and it seems as though the slightest breeze would disarrange the clever arrangement of loops. Touch this bow though and you are convinced that it is as solid as the lit- tie gold brooch that it has been modelled from, so securely is it wired.
 An attractive unconventional little straw toque was made of rough green straw. The brm was rolling and turned up direct ly at the front and back allowing the sides 10 dip. An arrangement of chestnut b; ITS ana leaves literally covered the crown On the front of the brim and a trifie to the ieft side was Louis XVI. bow of black velvet drawn through a hoop of strass
 Perched on the top of puffy fluffy up- to-date coiffure, the curve of this toaue was exceedingly graceful.
 A DRESSY TOQUE
 dressier little toque designed for visiting toilette was made of spangled pale gray mousseline de soe draped very fuJ At the front there were three immense wings in striking shade of burnt orange tipped with black. Two of them were brought back flat at the sides so that they rested on the hair and the middle wing mounted the toque. At the front tbere was tiny ruche of narrow violet ribbon that was scarcely visible.
 A simple girlish affair was made of plait- ed gilt braid and narrow mauve velvet rib bon It was fashioned in the form of A square Tam OShanter. that turned direct ly up at the front. There it was trimmed with tall bow of wide old gold satin rib bon drawn through a square buckle of amethysts
 pretty green hat destined for the short early autumn season was especially design ed for young girl of nineteen It was a flat crowned, broad brimmed affair. made or line green straw, in a subdued thyme shade. Around the crown there was a nar- row flat fold of the deepest green velvet It was tipped up slightly at the back and left side. and a thick round garland of hops filled out the intervening space here between the crown and edge of the brim It only continued half way round the crown so that the velvet fold was visible at the front of the hat Under the brim at the back were full rosettes of the deep green velvet that rested on the hair This hat was one of the few fashioned to be worn we'll over the face
 e= A SMALLER HAT
 Another hat of this shape though small- CT. was designed for a travelling hat. It was made of dull brown straw and the vel vet band was of deep shade of heliotrope. A garland of purple thistles with their dull green leaves trimmed the crown at the
 
 the hair.
 chic fall hat substituted for the con- ventional white summer sailor was quite in keeping with a severe tailor made gown. It was a small round hat made of deep violet straw. Around the crown it was trimmed with silver gray and violet checked taffeta draped quite bit above the crown. At the front the taffeta was drawn through an oval buckle of cut steel where were attached two gray quills span- gled with violet spangles. Full rosettes of the checked taffeta formed a cache peigne. This hat, too, was fashioned to be worn well over the forehead.
 One of the simplest, most tasteful hats of this season was of deep heliotrope satin straw. The crown was moderately high, and the brlm rolled directly up at the front where 1t was much broader than at the back A flat broad bias fold of white vel vet trimmed the crown and piping of the same edged the brim. At the front of the hat, resting on the hair, was white pigeon with outstretched wings that looked as though 1t were only poised there for the mcmcnt.
 notice that many hats have this look