New-York tribune., 1901-10-18
NODES IN WHITE HATS.
LIGHT EFFECTS IN MILLINERY TO BE
a FEATURE OF THE WINTER
PRE.T-rY CONIRIN ATIONS
PRETTY COMBINATIONS.

Although novel arrangements OF trimmings
daily originated among the fashionable milliners.
the fall hats, Of the latest models. follow
closely upon styles that were in vogue during the
months. The white felt hats emphasize
this fact In the majority Of these there is the
short back sailor effect. heavily trimmed at the
front, and to be worn far down over the forehead.
The trimming is all white, and at distance ii is
hard realize that the hat is intended for use
during the cold months.
Other popular shapes have something OF the
Gainsborough effect, although smaller. and
trimmed with large white pIumes and panne satin
and have a knot of velvet. worn under the left
side against the hair. These calculated TO
soften the features and give youthful effect.
Combinations of black and white always
striking and the broad brmmed black hats faced
with white felt ruffied chiffon require little trim
ming.
a novelty that seems to have special beauty
to recommend it is the rough felt hat, bound with
broad mohair braid. Chenille is being use by
fashionable mlners for working designs on hats
when the effect is desired in relief. Lace stilI
forms part of the fashionable hat. but 1t is OF a
heavier quality than that used during the summer
one lace trimmed nat has d low crown and brlm
Of medium width faced with emerald green velvet,
which cut suncleutly VIDE draw up
cage OF the DIlIH 70 the crown ms ~lde euBe is
arranged III TWO folds at the back and finished in
lace Is softly held in place by black jet pins.
on The small ana medium sized hats birds and
wings much used. one for the revival
OF This rad of wearing birds is that the wings and
tails are mounted wire. and can be adjusted to
to grasp the possibilities in the way of effects
by means Of this device, and casual glance at any
display of hats viii discover OF them adorned
with plumage than during many years past. All
sorts of novel arrangements are to be had in the
feathered line. and almost any desired color be
obtained from the specialists, who bleach, shade
and tint the plumage in all the tints OF the rain
bow. For this purpose the plumage of partridges
owls pheasants is largely used.
Feathers worn under the brims of large hats are
tained by the Of small ostrich tips. These
I arranged around the edge of the inside brm. with
toward the crown The row OF stems must be GOV
Fur is largely used as substitute for ribbons in
panu eHectS- RUSSIAN sable and martin are eSpe-
cially well adapted to any form Of trimming de-
rigned for youthful face. These furs be used
In combination with folds Of velvet, dTapings of
lace and other modes OF trimming adapted to small
Silver gray in millinery has been accorded in
IL lends itself readily combinations to match
any costume. The prettest effects however. are
gray felt with wide. low crown and fiat brm OF
medium width is hound with gray gallOon. and
/ of Liberty satin. On the left side of the front
fun gray breast plume is laid. gray toque is
a medium shade of gray The brim which rolls
slightly is trimmed with folds OF gray velvet,
side a split white dove fastens up the brim, the
! birds tail curving toward the back. A gray felt
! sailor hat IS trimmed with bands OF black and
| white satin around the crown, and finished at the
/ front with ponpon in white mara5ou.
In the wealth OF variety offered the violet hat
has not heen forgotten. although flowers are not
/ 50 much used formerly secure the color ef-
feet. Violet Liberty silk with it's eoft sheen finish
when shirred, IS found to he admirable ground
/ work for violet velvet pumes and cream white
TioIet velvet and ihertv siIk The silk is shrred
! go the shane which turns M on the left side
displa VIM the under brin faoed with shr-ed vel
vet Wide velvet rihhon. edged with silk is looned
a soft porpon Of silk fastened under The brim at
! the left side. rests against the hair.