The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-15
FLOWER oRNAMENTATIoN.
some OF the Very Newest and Pref
tiest Effects VIII Appear in
Summer Millinery.

tiest Effects Will Appear in
summer Millinery.
One of the latest novelties in flow
ers is a pansy with It's petals cllrIed ~,
at the edges, as when The blossom be-
gins to wither away. IL is made in
different combinations of colors, as,
for instance, various shades of brown
ISL red and pale yellow. A round
wreath of such pansies broadening
out in front forms the border of
large toque shelving over the fore
head and sloping down into the neck
behind. The crown is completely con-
cealed by large, fiat bow with six
long loops, the eNtremites of which
rest on the wreath: each loop is made
of breadth of duh green tulle, fold
ed four times, in the center of which
is laid Uncomfortable braid com
posed of narrow bands Of crinkled
bronze straw woven loosely together
by furnished gold cord. In the mid
die of the bow is a semicircular orna-
ment of pierced dull gold.
In contrast TO this for freshness or
color is medillm-sized. round toqne,
the border of which consists Of folds
of white tulle striped lengthwise with
bright yellow Tuscan braid. The low.
wide crown is covered with yellow
cowslip bells, standing erect and clus-
tered very closely together. Cowslips
also make u pretty border for toqlles
draped with cream lace-Clnny. Lux
e,iil or brussels application, says the
Millinery Trade Review.
The floral crown arrangement is
also carried out in pale nacre hya-
cinth bells. But this model is large
toque with a hrim slightly pointed in
front and pressed down at the back;
it is covered with four doubles of tulle,
two pale blue and two pink, forming
horizontal folds almost entirely COW
| cred with II length Of cream yelling
BRUSSELS spriggcd net--also folded
along the front and arranged at the
back SO as to form three fiat she'll
shaped ends fastened by an ornament
in simli in form, like n high comb
ToqueS Of this shape approach very
nearly to the amaZon-shaped hat
| which some milliners are advocating
| again. A hat of this form is also III.
teresting from the novel way in which
| it is trimmed. 1t is in pale lavender
chip of nacre tone, and has low
domed crown; the brim bending dowr
back and front is entirely concealed
by two large palms sweeping rount
| from the front-where they are fas
tened by dull silver ornament o.
loop form, clasping the edge of tht
brim--to the back. These palms an,
made of poppy petals Of a pale lila,
tone glace with two shades of gray.
| The palm form of decoration is par
| ticuarly applicable to the presen
style of trimming low, but the NOR,
usual way is to use the palm for th,
| ornamentation of one side of tn,
shape only, and this the left. 1t ma.
be placed on or against the brim &C
cordingly, as this is or not turned up
Palms made of petals are noyelt.
only shown by one house at present
but palms made of leaves were note,
here as being worn last autumn
Feather palms have quite supersede'
breasts. They are made of quaint
ty Of small couteauX, not lying fiat on
over the other, but the point of eacl
raised above those underneath. The
are particularly asked for in neutrn
tints, combinations of different shade
of duh brown, and of light brown am
mouse gray. They are also made o
three or four medium-sized couteauS
black by preference. sometimes re
lived by little gold or silver, am
of couteauN mixed with pressed feath
ers and aigrettes. II the couteauN ar
brown or gray, black eyes outline
with penciled line of gold are paint
ed on them.
a pretty toqlie, one of mediur
size, in pale blue chip, with the bril-
rolled on both sides, has a palm q
black coutealN, bordered with a lin
of gold, placed against the left sid
of the brim, above which is ball re
settle made of loops of blue mervei
leux ribbon. A palm composed q
small mouse gray and beige couteau
lecorates the left side of a larg
toque, made out of plateau of brow
chip. The straw is arranged in
double fold around the border an
between this and HE low crown, i
a ridge of the same height as tn
crown. Underneath, on the left side
is a semi-c6ronet of brownish pin
roses, and OH the right side Of tn
brin, rather far back, is another clu>
/ fer of the same flowers