Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-30
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BATHING SUITS.


TN DESCRIBING midsummer modes
Il seems quite the proper caper to
begin al the head aud take up FIRST
the subject OF hats Without doubt
the double and triple brimmed cha
peaux are the most charming novelties
Inc mllllners have evolved IN years. A
shane carried out In black taifeta, with
The upper brim raised very oonsidera-
bly and the lower deeply indented over
the eyes, was bewitchingly becoming
10 the wearer, but when held in the
hand seemed curiously grotesque pro-
ductlon. This style Of brim is accom-
nanled by the low fat crown which, In
This instance, was crumpled and tied
about with a length OF blue tafteta
punched up at one side into a huge but
tall rosette.
Sometimes crinolIne straw, or erin"
as It Is technically called, composes
five or six brims. and the hat complete
looks like q huge flower set on the
head. The tiny blossoms that are worn,
such as forgetmenots and pansles, are
used in profuslon, and grass and leaves
are In equally great demand. Toques
made Of rose leaves and roses form
brilliant masses Of color, and when
worn with a gray dress or with one OF
the now fashionable beige hues produce
an especially stunning effect. When
the roses are pink they serve double
purpose and emphasize the announce
ment that pink Is the leading millinery
color.
In millinery there is more scope for
originality In one way and less in an
other than In any other branch OF
dress affairs. The number Of straws is
legion. and so are the flowers and trim
mings available The lines OF the cha
peau, however, must be built very care
fully, and then the hat has to be put on
in Just the one becoming way. II Is
so easy to spoil an effect, and effect Is
everything A slight tilt or a wrongly
adjusted indentation may mar the
beauty OF the most handsome creation:
so beware, The prettiest millinery at
present takes the picture form, crum-
pied into graceful lines and decorated
with soft pompon feathers or flowers
OF a delicate character.
Seasonable hats, however may be d.
Wded into two distinct classes-the
low fiat crown with triple brlm and the
varying tall crown built on a network
Of fine wire. Then, again, the double
brim variety has its variations. Some
times the brlms are composed Of straw,
each an inch above the other, and,
again, chiffon circular founces, which
are called pettlcoats, numbering three
or five, flop negllgently about the face.
OF the tall kind, those that are indented
and bend down over the hair In the
back coming low over the face, are
the most popular The hats illustrated
show the newest shapes, as we'll as d.
yersity in modes Of trimming.
Wells, in keeping with hats Of the mo-
ment, portray a new species of feminine
extravaganza. The up TO date woman
must have her veil spotted to order,
which trihing service costs a pretty
penny. A rather fine black net, dotted
with tiny spots to form lozenge shapes,
Is the newest Of new wells A plain net
is chosen by the purchaser, who then
seats herself before the mirror, and,
with the help OF the milliner decides
exactly where she Will put the velvet
spots that are to adorn the veil. BY
this means you obtain the possible fas-
cinations OF the patches Of faroff days.
1t makes a great difference to the
piquancy OF the face where the patch
is set, and when It is possible to try the
little spots on the veil and have them
stitched on afterward the result Is, nat