New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-27
NEW MILLINERY IDEAS.
What the Napoleon Has Grown To Be-The
Fur Toque

In shops abroad the small hat is the reigning IA
vorite lust now One OF tbs latest creations de-
scribed by The Millinery Review Is small
trrban tOoue OF sable made 20 be worn well over
the forehead The trimming, large plume OF Tyre
feathers is attached the left stda or the brtln
rather far back Another hat shown by the sarns
miuner has a brn slightly turned up at the edges
and IS trimmed with six half-lons ostrich feathers,
some OF which curl forward, while others oroop
over the hair behind Still q third model Il the
Louis III hat with high round topped crown and
svmmetrically rolled brin. a broad band OF velvet
Is laid around the crown and is fastened In frone
bv a handsome buckle Of painted KID
French fashion writer points out that tne
Nauoleon hat is entering into new phase. At
first It was inseparably connected with thu tailor
made costume and was nothing more than little
felt or straw shape. OF sober color. trimmed with
q simple cockade To-day the Napoleon II seen
on every side with dainty afternoon costumes One
especially lovely model OF this style worn recently
I'm Paris was OF pastel trrQuotse-bne felt. adorned
with two large punches OF wood yioscts. surround
ed by their leaves Ore OF these bunahes occupied
the usual place on the left side OF ths front while
the other was in similar position at the back.
Tulle or Hsse IS often used for theatre hats Ii
this shape. Pale champagne tinted bfse covers
one of these. 1t ! arranged in tiny SIeatS on rns
outside and in small putfings facing 70 tbs
bri The front is trimmed with three felt rosettss
worked OF the material IN duh gold unsel ana
sequins one Of these rosettes Is fastened IN tns
middle and on each side.
"CoId Is again prominent IN millinery trim
mings" announces fashion Journal. especially
gold gauze flowers. which are much used to trim
white felts one small. white tricorne has a gold
rose with leaves and buds the left side and a
torsade OF gold gauZe around the crown another
is decked in the same way with q bunch Of gold
danodils the felt being moreover ornamenged vita
arabesques. worked In gold thread and small
4 Partisan fancy IN hat trimmings Is peacock
plumage. Thus far IL is used only on hats Of small
or medium size, in some cases with fantastic ar
it5 O wi Sne brim turned straght no az
the sides and back, two OF these feathers, nearly
ten inches long. ara usedfastened against the ett
the quills OF the feathers rest IN the dip formed
By slightly rolling the brim on both sides, and
then sweep back over the crown a champagne
coored felt Intended TO be worn well tilted over
the face has its crown encircled by folds OF satin
Of the same color. and three peacock feathers
Fur plays a prominent part in winter millinery.
either as material or trimming for hats. chin
used for this purpose. One tOque, made entirely
OF chinchla. 3 triUmed on the left side with s
bunch OF white camcllilts and green leaves. Al
other model OF the same style is covered Hr Fart
with plain ermine. and draped with hands OF
black specklCd ernline- All along side is
coronet of fine margIerites. the petals Of whira
floss silk These flowers are. respectively palest
mauve cream, china, pink, lavender and sky
blue. and they are mounted with pale green vel
Double dahliaS, ponpoms of clipped peacock
feathers. and fancy wnss-nsrrow and pointed
with single Quill jutting out beyond the rest.
small and open Ike a fan--aFe fashionable trim
mings
OF course, large hats have been pushed OUT
of sight, and are 10 a great extent smart
afternoon functions a guest at a recent wedding
wore a large hat covered with cream MORE inter-
woven with silver thread and lined with panne OF
colored ostrich plume. inserted in tha
double knot of a thick torSade of cream satin
are also made OF black chantiny Insertion ard
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