The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-30

seen is or nedNy white SILK Overland with
black velvet bands and is trimmed only
with long narrow bow about the crown,
but becomes respondent at the underbrirn,
where there are curling black tips held by
a buckle of scintillating brilliants. Gun
metal gray with two shades of nasturtium
used artistically, or two of the new greens,
just rightly handled, is exquisite and ex-
tremely smart, while ii be worn with
many gowns.
JAUNTY TAILORED HATS.
Tailored hats, or, more properly, hats 10
be worn with tailored costumes. are, like
the gowns, of two sorts-the severe and the
elaborate, though all are jaunty in style.
The former are almost uniformly in tur-
ban or sailor style but the turban has be-
come an expansive term and includes many
variations, while the sailor of the season is
exceedingly low as to crown and broad as
TO brim. Felt, beaver cloth. braid and vel
vet make the foundations. A most stylish
turban of the severe sort is made entirely
OF braid, the crown and edge of the brim
black the underbrim white and shows a
single big bow of black velvet at the left
underbrim and resting the hair. An
other has the entire crown black Angora
braid while the brim is black and white
and the trimming is black wings. Felt mats
are OF all sorts, but are exceedingly charm
ing in gray and castor. a most effective
one is in the sailor shape and Is
trimmed with a drapery of soft silk about
the crown that is passed through a long
slender buckle of steel and a bunch of tips
with bow of velvet under the brim at the
left side. Another, still simpler, has a soft
gray brim with white crown and is draped
with gray velvet and white silk. a most
stylish black and white sailor hat is of soft
white beaver felt finished with tiny bind
ing OF black and two black pipings at the
underbrim and trimmed with black velvet
ana white silk about the crown, with small
black wings arranged at the back An et-
fectve and useful turban consists Of crown
of white felt cloth. draped. draped brim of
dark-blue velvet and a single black wing at
the left side. Chic effects in blue and green
that are admirable for early wear are found
in both sailor and turban styles. An effect
I've turban is in dark-blue beaver felt and is
trimmed with astrachan cloth in green and
blue and quilts that combine the two colors.
still another is in sailor style and is of dark
green felt with an underbrim of green
blended with blue and shows three novel
quilts thrust through the crown. The quilts
are novel and are green, interlaced with
straw braid in blue. More elaborate tail
ored hats are of velvet and of felt trimmed
with flowers. An exceedingly pretty one
for afternoon wear is of cream white beav-
er felt in sailor shape. and is trimmed only
with soft velvet tea roses about the entire
crown. Another handsome model is of rich
dark-red velvet and is trimmed with the
black astrachan cloth that appears to have
taken such a hold, and brilliantly black
wings. Still another, of quite a different
sort is in turban shape and of pale castor
beaver, the lovely long-haired sort, and is
trimmed with drapery of cream lace and
white aigrettes The velvet roses are
color one could ask. The red is brilliantly
splendid and effective AS | stated in my
opening sentence, all things are to be found.
If only judgment and discretion be exer-
cised, there is no reason why we should not
have a season of aesthetic delight
MAY MANTON.