New-York tribune., 1903-06-23
THE BONNET AGAIN.
Queen 4Ierandra'S Order Means
ReUiUaI of QUAINT Heddgear.

The rovai order for 'rbounets'' at the Hoiyrood
court" has thrown the millinery world into q
small comnoton. This fact, combined with Queen
AIexan5ra's previously well known preference for
This kind ot headgear, makes the revival OF the
bonnet strong probability Il is true that fash
IONS do not usually come from the north side Of
the English Channel. but II IS historical fact,
according 70 'Ths Millinery Trade Review" that
such z thing has happened, and preference for
small and toques is already manifestng itself
n Paris.
Fewer picture hats are seen than is usual at
this time OF the year, and medium sizes prevail
The roqUes. however, are decidedly voluniuous.
s-6 their brins turn or roll Up very high. A.
the race meet held in honor Of King Edward
Nine. Loubet wore touue with the brfm turned
straight up against wide fat crown, with =
white feather fastened in front traversing the
oroVn aRo curling Gown 70 ne neck -.
1ornete however. IS that Of The sailor hat This
llsrusuo but convenient head covering has re
appeared and, to the horror Of the uliliners. is
tss----s ground. 4he oerna1o mas Aot yer reacheo
hetng only matter Of time Unfortunately for the
95 Dc co-sj5e~s BE lumber Of fsrtisions Tersons
Vho VIII refuse 10 wear q hat that can be so
The agreement OF the Millinery Merchants Pro
'eolive Association with the Audubon and orni-
tRologcal societies viii probably not limit the use
hs1s. though IL viii exclude certain varieties that
Is expected rha- = 6isffinc- 1,9derstanding as to
what may be used without offending the suscepd-
popularity for THIS kind OF trimming Ostrich
feathers VIII be included in the demand for
plU1age and & IS possible that they may De used
Il colors wen as II black
The revival Of taste for short feathers and tips
has given important impetus TO the ostrich
feather trade. for while the amazon reigned alone
oslrlcn trimmings had 10 be confined TO The rlIn-
n-lg q broad brtmmed hats. A sort or Prince OF
wales feather Is being used tor q high crowned nat
mat has lately put in appearance. and on other
rats vel there IS tendency % adopt arrange
Than those usually adopted
The color forecasts for the fall and winter show
geC 2rsrrf1 flf deem A
ser1es OF begOnia shades which owe their oT7g1n 10
the ylslt % King ECward 70 Paris. are named 10
MS honor Welcome" Majesty, king, Lady,
Lord" and F Farewell The wine reds are oeslg-
'AEargasx.' '.AIedoc" .'Corton,' ''Thorens."
PoEcparc' and --Chamberlin-
prominent place IS also given 70 green, put II
Only appears IN emerald and foliage shades the
gray greens being entirely ignored The lavender
6nc cornnOWer blues, last added 10 the summer
lsI VIII be retained season, and al the plu1n
There is some doubt concerning grays. but tnere
vii always be some demand for this color
The success Of the cakewslk IN Paris has brought
1&SEiOu he crude color mixtures 50 GEAR 10
cle original cakeUalzers and ''cakeEsalk' ribbons
promise 70 be very conspicuous next season.
The height II the coming crown Is always q
ceec each other. bat the crown OF the immediate
future Is sr shroude5 in obscur1ty. Yet hats with
tai or medium crowns are occasionally showing
themselves. and may be g preEnoI1llOn OF Whal Is
70 come
Tile latest development 81 hats for elegant dress
Is the chapeall Of embroidered null and laces
Inese are made from specially cesleLso crown tols
AID brin cover1ngs which stretched smoothly
over The wire frame, making q Transparent OF
semi lspareut piece OF headgeaT, ACCORDING TO
. he character q the lining employed -,
Large hats nov considered proper HoL OILY
-or toilets Of ceremony but Tor generai wear anu
. Zee same one may serve both these purposes