The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-03

4 change iu season is hcralded by a
change ia hats With the hrst cold breeze
comes tue irst winter hat. and. as me sea.
SON advances hats are changed NOS once,
bur twice and thrice, before the fail gown
Is put aside for one VI winter
II is so easy 60 make un apparently com
picie change In ovr'- wardrobe 10y the sub
stituton OF one hat FOR another that clever
women are rushing of to hug new hats,
feeling that, thus arrlycd, they may look
as though newly dressed Tor the season.
Particularly Is The change noticeable II
the woman win add 90 the hat boa of up
to-date materials ANA Of generous proper.
lions. aud such autumn trifes as q jetted
belt and II new stock, perhaps q laced one,
She must also have dark gloves embroid
cred upon the back Such new touches
with a new hat will quite transform an Old
gown and make IL look like new. when It
comes time for a new tallor-made gown
the hat again takes on a bright aspect.
and 50 these may be a perpetual change
Hats are this year so different from the
other seasons that they Interest the entire
fcminluc world They bear no resemblance
TO the hats that were worn last spring,
yet, strange TO say, they are OF such n
last springs millinery IL woman happens
In desire reconstructed hat.
Take the plateau hat, that dat topped
thing with a TIT and without very much
trimming The top may he covered with
folds Of chiffon. or With silk, or per.
haps IL may Doc a top Of fancy straw, Of the
sort that does not look too summery Such
hat II it be dark can he made very
modish by the application OF an ostrich
feather 10 one side Fasten the feather In
the front, let II border the edge OF the hat.
shoulder
Il takes grace TO wear os>,Ish feathers
wen. Ihev come this year in l0rS lengths.
ana u is no unusual thing to 49, mar
trimmed with TWO ostrich feathers ch
tntrt.lu1rters ot q yard long. The eNNe,
Ee4Attd ones. or perhaps II would be better
Ia say the extremely fashionable ones. are
| a yard ana @ yard and ii half IN length.
~ taxes not only grace, hW height "a
iooh Wen Win yard Of ostrich feather
| slenuerhess and some youth The short
/ s.{S OF woman; popularity understood as
uulHpN', would dc well 10 avoid the
| Of the small close STYLES that arS fbis
| {Far SO very pretty ana so numerous
| W. men VINO are TT and fair, should moi
| "tehpt the GansborOugh,
THOSE who eau Wear feather, sbo,Id
| place them at the side in avs jauutv "A man
| htt as possIhle, and use ALWAYS tlp ~.
NOUS Haipshorongl as the molel. Tbese
Is something. GQlasboroughcsqu IN eVerv
dark hnt with lifted side ana long fs1tbr!
The tendency " hat trimmings Is to traii
IN nearR all Of the new hats little Of the
| trimming is pushed on so as 10 fall upon the
halr. IL may he only a garland OF autumn
leaves, from which few leaves bave ~
capped; y may be merely a how OF velvet
with loops or ends that lle upon the bs,r
II the nat De OF such a shape that tho Trim,
ming can not be pushed on" then thera is
pahpeau with plenty OF trimming 10 adorn
/ lhe part under the brlm
Tue marry felt that looks like zlhelIne is N
| ne muci worn, IL comes IN am colors and
| the rough felt hat Is considered not onir
cry smart, but very English. Tor the onee9
| Is, wearing one IN black velvet trimmed
| Win black breasts and the Countess az
| raven mas one IN green, with black hairs
anu hlaek velvet trimmings
| lne shapes that are understood as Enelieh
| Walklng shapes are much seen. The Term
| apphes 10 those hats that roll INWARD IN
| the sides and downward IN front The mn.
! CURING Sides are very pretty and lmnart a
classic outline 10 any face The most lrreg.
plar tace seen In the English walking shape
becomes benefited by the style. II slvss
most women an "air." Its fault Is ia Sc,