The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-31

The advance styles In fail millinery
have already made their appearance in
the shape of jaunty little street mats.
Why women are i'm SUCH hurry W
don felt hats when they nave 70 Wear
them so many months Is a mystery,
but they are always in hurry lot any
change Of attire.
The hats shown now are especially
pretty. They are appropriate Tor wear
on the summer outing and are just
the thing for the in between season
when it is a puzzle to know what %
Wear. and many people wear them al
winter
some turn up and some turn down and
some turn both ways 50 that All races
may be becomingly fitted. Some nave
no trimming at am. but most of tn nm
have polka dotted scarf tWlstel
gracefully about the crown with Knot
at one side and quill thrust through
During the mer striped scars pre-
vailed. but for fail and winter Wear
everything is TO be pOlSadot1ed. Many
of the very prettiest hats have no
trimming with the exception OIL a pls
soft breasted bird on one side. W flle
birds of am kinds are TO be popular
during the coming season. many pFO-
pie have a prejudice against wearing
Them but it viii be long before they
are given up entirely
Fashionable Hat Trimmings.
The list of fashionable trimmings for
the coming season includes uowers, al
though at present il would seem as
though the choice would be restricted
to one kind only. namely, roses made
of satin velvet. or the two combined
Very pale natural tints are favored,
and also dark shaded colors af all kinds
to match different materials and telts
However, flowers will be more used Io
trim the under sides of hats than the
outer where they are generally mixed
with green velvet or satin leaves. says
the August Millinery Trade Review
Good use viii be made of ribbons,
both for fife autumn and winter sea-
SONS The novelties in this line con-
sist in exquisitely soft facOni ribbons,
mostly glace and with an extremely
brilliant finish, in warp printed ribbons
also with glace effects In glace-stripe4
ribbons, and in facuni ribbons Of Gull
texture covered with various kinds uf
fancy tulie. the two adhering together
merely at the border, which is woven
on the double tissue Moderat ely wide
widths are most in demand Much also
viii be done in gallons There are
woven gallons with small floral pat
terms in delicate pompadour shades,
loosely woven gallons. or rather braiis
woven OF hair FURNISHED in iridescent
shades by a new process. C1mbina-
lions with crimson as ground for
other tints are to De seen ia these iri-
descent colorings, but green of deep
metallic tone is often the prevailing
color. with glints of golden yellow. etc.
Hair webbing similarly tinted is made
up in various forms. such as wings,
bows. and bordered with steel spanglas
FURNISHED i'm the same way which VIII
principally be used for trimming the
alter hats as viii be the gallons made
entirely of clustered suangIes of bur
nished steel For trimming black hats
there are gallons of black spangles to
which q new form is given-that of "a
TINY heart Furnished effects are also
to be met with i'm some Of the fancy
l1fAf- sarr ia
like. the foundations i'm this case being
gilt metal, or steel with applications of
gilt chaste work
Paris Fashions
In Paris there Is revival of the
thick white Veil in Brussels net. SO use
ful a summer OF two ago with sailor
and other plain hats The chiffon veil
which the American girl twists around
her hat i'm inimitably stylish fashion
Will be more than ever worn this fall
and winter in rich blues and brown
with a touch of white often times or
the border The big beauty spot" veu
has always been "a favorite with the
Freuchwoman. and is shown in the
shops now in pleasing variety. The
Tined veil. useful and Wonderfully be-
coming as well. and the veil dotted in
clusters are shown in great numbers.
says the New York Press
There is tendency toward covering
the face with the Veil only over the lips.
AEANAl& Tile NtlAn almost Dare. was
the mode some years ago. More popu-
lar however. is the Englishwomanf S
custom of placing her veil full on the
brim of her hat, and letting it come
neat and close under the chin
Extremely pretty Lamballe mantei-
cts. as they are called-the wrap of The
moment-made of tafeta. and gathered
into the neck with a hood edged with
chiffon ruchings, are seen in num-
bers.
A hat 20 accompany such a garment
as this mantelet, having quite a success
is the Casino hat" "A wreath of roses
and a black velvet bow on a fiat Leg
horn straw shape constitute this
charming chapeau.
1t was suggested some time ago thai
a syndicate should be formed TO bu,
Partisan models Of dresses destined Il
be copied in America This truly west
eru idea. happily for the fashiona bl,
women Of the United States. has falIer
through. Such a project would hav,
resulted in the death Of individualit,
aa Gar S. dress is concerned, and real