The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-05

& .Aeh Is far from pelllB Tue chcCt ueblreu
n. vesrer other colors, however are
b .'s,lrrlv introduced and are repeated, as
ssral thing, in the trimming or color or
he hat
HATS.
Mats are among the most important items
I, uesrlnr apparel to the average woman
~, DAYS when the birds of the tropics
MN in drOyes upon Paris CONNECTIONS,
rbsu ostrich plumes OF all the shades OF
st.sn and number OF other shades OF
ne, co,srs, float around the fair faces of
fashionable women. and when the delicate
"A costly slgrette, which is worth its
s,lshts IN gold, haunts from the nuuy
IN Of women In the great metropolis OF
Amalca.
04 I'M curled aigrette Is more worn than
IN ones which stood straight up or gently
& 3auted over The ends are curved all the
Vas under and the effect is very smart.
1hOse for the hair are mounted upon
eveed pins, bowknots or cabochons oil
fhnestones appearing to be especially pop
Black velvet are employed for the pur-
bose.
# Hats come In hairy mixtures, beavers,
hnd hats formed Of bands of braid made
b furry effects In gray and black. The
Universal style for early fall is nat, in folds
t1on folds, Of one material or of several,
1n circles that are really artistic and UNI
Usually becoming. The trimming for these
ttis consists for the most part of wings,
Birds. with dropping wings or tails, coque
ftttber and military pompons, ana rough
4 pieces OF plaid or velvet trimming Discs
u felt or rough materials In contrasts are
lko popular as trimmings. English walk
|'.nH l1ia will he u1nnh I'm THAR alp
.bnd modified styles and some women can
Mear them without looking Ike a fright.
fortunately the styles In hats are so many
|Fhal every woman has chance TO select
fomeihlng becoming for walking suits with
~ even Wider selection In the way OF dress
bats
Ioques promise well, especially those of
HeYN, and most women look well IN
"a oqofs besides they give room for economy
.El lhe way Of making up a toque out OF
Peces Of the dress with which II Is 10
'fe worn With combination Of velvet al
H,.aW on hand Way silk bralds will also
tHm part OF the trimming OF modern
lguts capenes in the Henry III shape
#.t promised as among the seasons novel;
8a.s 10 millinery and are likely to ind
fn'Hy YotaTies.
n 4 side-crowned. Dat velvet hat was faced
wv pale plnk panne velvet and framed IN
nm q pink roses inside the edge of the
nIlm The hat was draped I'm an exquisite
II s.al or black chantillv lace. which fell
l n t.ds N the back Another fat hat had
NJ ul.n iuined I'm on one side and sweep
around the hat aud under the turned
f s ss Viin were the longest ostrich plumes
~. seen shading from the green of the
I'VE 70 paler shade at their tips. The
r. ~ Ys worn with a boa of green ostrich
~ me shade In which these were made
Il w Almost apple-or golf-green. A good
NeoP atueles and trimmings are called
Ntnur a
S,b ,s % that pleasant Dastlme, but because
y NJ stnn1pine one or more OF the golf col
.e,, o,a nll req and green. Another elegant
#hsochas Wtneg aat was made of cream colored
4undss ~ utail with white ostrich plumes
8Ss.S' we Drlm and a scarf of crean-coI-
8hs HIM polnt d'Alencon lace wound around
W 81, ult and over the hrim.
+ Vesr - fuses are very popular for fall
tsirsa ~. .e mats and keen pace with the IA
0desnr sn ,SsHings OF National blue, Bor-
4 IN rlhbon mgiiperry shades. Velvet and
Ma ~ DoHs wiz be extensively used upon
y M s,tu WI iall and winter wear, but II can
NM ~ pfealeted that not In some years
LIN r., vogue for feathers plumes and
EtrYiny IKE oeen as great as II will be all
Hssf Thinning I'm the featber Hne co1.
#or n ~. araulse Dlumes In black or white
u Hern,'u fftutal colors. Besides feathers and
Eh M NJ lhe millinery line fruit continues
X have, W. used and grapes with velvet
\ h velvet az elN handsome. Autumn leaves
Nt.rsns ale also elegant as trimmings and
HNfir SSutnmnal fruits being 10 make
Howe ptnlearance uDon new fall hats In
+ u TIA NJ iaNorlte ones upon the garden
f rthD, nsus are big velvet dahlIas. roses,
dsnlis. neniiloh howeFs, iaponlcas. gar
. tam hoSppieS ana that well known au-
SOM nmses, the chFysanthemum.
+ l0sa foi5s we nat hats that are laid IN
slagls birS are simply trimmed with a
Flat crow. mon one side Of the brlm,
ttfesda9 SkNnS made OF braided metal
f tlf ~, tSHehllle are I'm vogue and nre ugu-
4 ahyI sIolned with lace ana braid trim.
4 IA h,s p.aln felt shapes the trend. 40
a GA eas,or ugeh towards light cravs fawns
4 aaa h of,.s SHADES, Red felt Is very smart,
lans ~ sseen IN the low English tur-
Afosa,. tlrban foundation Tho hsci, vas
1 Where /, ~ broad. fiat fold. over the hair,
~ oahoebo,, sstened In place with large
/ A very nro. ~ knot Of ecruc lace.
Fom for 1917 imported hat that can be
, Mn va straw trimmed sro,,,J M 49,, ~
fnaty IN ouds. At the left side large
D Closely .,sNppF blossoms are clustered so
isinW Thsseus mat their centers do not
'siie ana A. nave the effect OF big ro-
's very soft and pretty
SOME FALL GOWNS
'sls,h s snsn gown Of sage-sreen bourette
h.. u'saed out with aecks OF black Is
it, Up narrow front. breadth and
iilr s,, .,pieats all the way around the
aits VA va In place to distance a
|hlI oDs' a' below the knee where the pleats
'Nhles M aug give the desired nare without
|Esns,rS s0Wn Is quite up to the present
|EsstBy ~ fashion. Around the hips. and
|H al. bi sgss The box-pleats. wide piece
III . polnt sitA braid Is run. This ends
sAss mn sae front gore Below lfa run mH an
lae nidth % erasd OF the same width. and
~ seld +, % the braid apart. rho points
s.h ollrs a p'ase with silk braid ornaments
stfaps outside 9 .asnts and three black braid
lli evse passes under GOOD Is n.y. n,eats
~ % il y e,,, thus formed has Six but
N"se number Of buttons a1e