New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-03

Paris. March g.
Spring millinery Sc gay and more mulucolored
than has been the taste for some seasons Fewer
all white hats are shown than is generally the case
al this time Of The year. and most OF the white
brlms trimmed with colored feathers or flowers
The great novelty is The use Of lingerie For IN
stance. a Trianou shape IN white Grin is trimmed
with handkerchief POINTS Of linen embroidery EDGED
with narrow NaIenciennes, a wreath OF small pink
roses and bows Of pink satin ribbon. smart
sailor has a brim of bright blue straw The upper
side OF the brim is almost covered With mecal-lons
of English embroidery. and The crown is entirely
Of the embrolGery U1-ined.
Another example OF a lingerie hat has the vice
brim draped with scarf Of tcsu embroidered ha-
tiste and the eorn Itself is made OF rows and rows
Of Valencieanes Il is trimmed with crown Of
small white roses. ard ia the back are two ro-
settes Of black velvet ribbon with long ends.
While hats Doe worn with afternoon gowns are
large and often MADE 10 appear larger than they
are by means of big 5raped wells. hats 10 be worn
with tailored walking suits modest ia respect 10
size. They are narrow behind ana close 10 the
head the sides with an exaggerated point IN
front. The straws for these hats are coarse, and
black and white is the smartest combination The
brinns are often adorned with straw rosettes or
tiny straw balls. A smart walking hat Of the
marquis" variety turns up on one side. with vel
vet rosette that holds falling loops and ends
OF velvet ribbon.
The cage wells that are worn now have reached
IN exaggerated size. some or them fan below the
end attached to the hrm of the hat TO be brought
about and fastened on the bust. Bread brimrfed
hats are often worn with tLla strings. and the
fashion Of falling strealncrs promises 10 increase
HATS OF GRIN.
4 large proportion of The drossy hats are made
OF erin This may be embroidered itself or covered
with an embroidered nounee. A broad brimned
hat OF white erin has the br.n covered with wide
nounce OF embroidered get, Ccep enough 20 make
a drapery ia the back The arim lifts GA one side
with two LONG beautiful blue ostrich plumes. A
contrasting example Of Tho same material IS Of
black horseLair in an elongated turhan shape This
is trimmed with an embroidery II black straw balls
on the outside ~ the hrir and a scarf of ChantHy
falls in q c-apesy behind that covers the reclz-
The heavy nct laces that are so much used Tor
nlouses are equally useful in millinery. bfim Is
often made of stifcaed. heavy string lace,
trimmed wtth fau Of more delicate lace A
pretty illustration OF this idca has wide brim
and crown q heavy macTamt lace yelled with a
nounce OF embroidered tulle in the same shade.
The br1m is covered with an irregular fringe OF
falling vioiers.
No matter What shapes bats may take there is
always one quality be- common; they lit up IN
front &c show the Iuf at hair over the toreheau-
This style of couture go almost universal A be-
coming arrangement oC ribbon hat strings passes
under the chin. fastening behind little 20 one
side with a -osette and two long hanging ends.
An elaboration ~ this idca has the rosete ana
falling ends each side.
There are so many varieties O. skirts worn 40
the moment ths- IL Is difficult 10 lay stress on ans