The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-23

4 n EAA+-AaA must nave A NAA4AE
M hat"
Y The milliner turned from
the show window with an
armful Of fashionable headgear, And
madam must wear IT mornings, Moons
and evenings. 1t takes three white hats
10 begin the season properly
rs white. then, to be the stylef
eyes. end white of an kinds"
Here" continued she sis white felt
hat OF the kind known as a tailormade
hat II is copied from one brought from
London last week, 1T IS smooth white
feit Of the shade Of white called oyster
white OF oyster gray II is one Of the
best colors OF fan
This hat as you see IS trimmed with
cranberry red satin and in the side there
Is asa armament OF ruby and gold. Is Is
quite severe, but it is very pretty.
we are taking white felt hats with
rolling brims. English tL.rbans you
might can them, and We are binding the
brims. We are using braid four inches
wide and we are using blas bands Of
satin. The hats are bound over the edge
very much as they were twenty-five
years ago. Then We take a great crush
Of satin and twist it around the crown
and tie IL at one side in a big loose bow.
And into this bow We stick a SomDom
The hat IS now complete.
There Is an opportunity for great vas
Eiery ia this style OF hat trimming. for
the hats are shaped dinel entity and,
when it comes TO colors and materials.
thcre Is a very wide variety from which
20 make selections
"a very fashionable woman whose
daughter IS 90 be married soon came 10
MS a few days ago for her rousseau
hats. I want my daughter said she TO
have as many hats as she can wear
from now uutIl Easter.
I'VE gave her a pale blue felt bound
with claret red velvet with big blue
SIX scarf around the crown. The hat
was turned up al the back and the scarf
was pulled through q fel7 and tied in a
knot az the back OF The head and fas-
tened with d handsome 1eWeled Orua-
ment
Another hat was "a deep green selt.
and this hat we bound with Roman
plaid SIX. Of the most gaUdy colors.
Two large coQue Diumes were fastened
upon the front. They were IN deep
Ied. Al the side or the hat was q large
steel buckle.
Hats for q TT0usseau.
cone lovely hat was q made hat
Tae Ittle t0que. which was small and
fitted 10 the head, was covered with
knife plaitinrs 81 cloth. The cloth was
in tan color trimmed with bands Of
bulgarian embroidery. This was "a very
neat f0que- Around Jhe edge there was
q twist of BLACK satin. which ended ia
two tabs az the back.
"A lovely hat of the Lanstry orde-
was turned up at one side. and trimmed
with stitched bands of cloth. Its only
Ginning consisted of six little feathers
which curled down over one side. This
hat was extremely becoming no the
head. It's shape Tas that OF ana English
walking hat. turned gp on one side.
'"fAerc were ten hatE iu thls trousseauf
ard 40 two were alike They were mex
pensive. but what they lacked in cost
they made up in artistic qualities.
There are expensive hats 70 be-
bought ana tlere are women who VIII
always wear costly hats. But % can
De said and affirmed that the day "
the expensive hat b. pest Iu these times
ore can make "a hat for a very little
mOneg-
Nearly an OF the new fan shapes are
made upon wire. and the wire fouuda-
lions can be bought for very uttle- The
hat Is then bent a. the head Many
nuHacrs prefer 10 make a hat Ia this
way. shaping ID a. the head Of the Gus
toner.
"A great deal depends upon the colt
fire The woman who wears her hair
hirh one day ana low the next Will
never Iook nice. Her hat viii become
her today and tomorrow 81 viii be
shockingly unbecomlng- This is partleu-
larIv tire case with the tailored has
which b built this season Tor the low
cofniire As soon as the hair is worn
high the hat Is unbeeoming.
--,Fhe tailored hat should be- large IA
the head. IN Is meant to set down upon