Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-03-06

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over the face. casting softening and
most becoming shadows. in the man
ner of the acknowledgement hats
| for spring The sbrim curves in and
out in graceful undulations. extending
! into point in front and rolling up be
comingly at the left side. The entire
hat-crown and brim-is made OF
heliotrope satin straw braid alter
mated with folds of chiffon of the same
harmonious hue. The brim under
| meath is faced with the ethereal
! fabric softly-folded But what gives
| the Bernhard hat it's browning air OF
| lie chapeau artistique is a superb
wreath of velvet pansies. with their
foliage, in tints rivaling natures own
exquisite colorings. from brilliant
yellow to tender violet, and deepening
into the rich crimson-purple that is
almost black.
When feminine Paris sets an idol
| on a pedestal, the next thing is to
name a hat or gown after the ex.
allied one Hence the Santos-Dumont
| hat straight from Paris is made in
the general shape of the dirigible part
| of the balloon. If you stand the hat
on it's side you get the most suggest
i've view of the egg-shaped outline
| The shape is turban, round, with a
little droop at the back and extending
over the face in front. To carry
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braid looking like the balloons drag
rope is used in the construction ol
the hat The straw braid Is in two
tone effect-the crown being in bis
cuit-color. the high square brim il
castor-color. BY way of trimming
two ornamental-looking quilts arr
thrust through the brim at the lief
side These quilts repeat the harmon
ious castor color-notes of the hat
with an undertone of pale blue ant
enlivening accents of iridescent green
This particular hat is the creation
of one of Pariss most famous mo
| distes-Louise Pujol, who perfected
| this model in straw from a handsome
fur turban in which she did apt anC
| graceful homage to the plucky Dumont
short time ago at the Palais dc
| Glace. the skating rink of Paris
| which is rendezvous of the fashion
wealth and beauty of the French cap
| ital.
The hats which we will wear in the
| spring, the season of budding trees
and of flowers bursting into bloom
are appropriately trimmed with lovely
| blossoms and foliage which reproduce
the form and coloring of those in ma
lures garden. The Parisian-created
Bernhard hat suggests a fashionable
| way of disposing of the blooms on
our chapeaux-to-be. Flowers in grace
full wreath-effects are seen on many
of the new hats. Sometimes the floral
wreath encircles the crown, or ii may
lie on the brim, or it is placed under
the brim. An artistic hat is silvery
gray satin-straw trimmed with peau
de sole ribbon in pale blue-the tint
of the summer sky-has the brim en-
wreathed with white velvet edelweiss,
the fashionable flower of Paris. For
the maiden partial to picturesque ef-
fects is a shape of decorative aspect.
of cream straw with brim that turns
up in oddly-artistic curves; the latter
is encircled with wreath of large
black velvet ribbon. Fancy a pretty
face peeping out beneath this pic
turesque frame. A pale blue Milan
straw has the very edge of the brim
garlanded with the shy little forget
me-nots with their dainty green fol
iage.
Roses are the queen of the spring
millinery garden as they are of ma
lures. In wreaths they are particu-
larly graceful One of the artistic
fiat hats-there is not even sus-
picion of crown--has the tip entire
ly covered with folded white chiffon.
There is an underbrim of Tuscan
straw wreathed with tea roses. their
petals exquisitely shaded in creamy
tints delicately flushed with pink
From the brim at the left front and
side are carried across the crown two
broad bands of pale green peau de
sole ribbon, each finishing on top of
the hat at the back with a loop and
end The brim is pierced at the side
where it turns gracefully up, with a
pin, the head of which is formed of a
large baroque pearl The hat is a
charming springlike hues of yellow
and green.