Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-29

shapes
A shepherdess hat of pale blue panama
Is trimmed with blue taffeta ribbon and
pink roses. This Is mounted high at the
left by the under trimming of ribbon loops
and flowers, making the gay side-pose on
the head described
"Dead" Roses Used.
Also in shepherdess form is a. second hat
of violet legflorn, though the two sides Of
the small brim of this curl up slightly over
the crown. Bunches Of dead" roses (pink.
violet and blue and scarf of violine gauze
are effective garnitures. Narrow green vel
vet ribbon, massed In loose loops upon a
hlgh band, Is the under trimming at the
back of the hat, this fitting the somewhat
nat shape toward the front as in the davs
Of chtgnon and Grecian bend. Indeed in
order TO get the proper look with some Of
these little hats the hair needs to be most
deliberately arranged. And when this is
done II the shape is a fiat one, it sits on
top OF the high cushion almost like a toy.
Inc POLO turbans, which are perfectly
round, and considered smart for tailor
gowns, demand that the hair be drawn
somewhat close to the sides and dressed
low at the back. With flowers, or feathers.
or bunchy trimming of some other sort
the POLO turbans are worn square on the
head. But girls to whom such an angle is
becoming sometimes wear them slightly
forward, as the hoop-sl1rted bellies Of the
The three remaining hats express differ
ent out equally quaint effects What is
caled the sugar scoop Is shown bv
carriage nat of black tulle with a brim edge
OF black silk straw braid The TRIMMING 10
apple-green taffeta ribbon fgurad or1
edged with black and green ostrich feath-
ers. The way the ribbon is tied ahou+ ord
lnassed at the back of this chapeau is very
expressive OF the season, and such flow.
cred and bordered ribbons are noncb 80
on the headgear Of this very tauntv a.
scflptlon. However, it is generally confined
10 the under garnishing, where the hrin,
e eltu 'V ~ ana tylngs OF many headpiece
seem 10 have involved quite a bolt Of rim
Don, so lavish is the result obtained n,
the other hand the little theater honna+ -
plue 1orget-me-nots demonstrates fashions
r,ie IN this direction. For though
playhouse millinery Is once more To he
lore the Donnets and hats offered for sncb
use are scarcely more than head-draseas
Ihey SIT the head most fatty and to over.
f seep any OF the bounds prescribed by fash
Ion is serious DETECTION in taste.
Dainty Effects.
But If grown-up millinery Is GROWING
daintier, that for children Is dalnttar sam
The quaintest and most charming of the
shapes offered for child-wear Is the 1hoka
bonnet which is allowed maids as old es
sixteen picturesque model for that age
Is OF yellow fancy straw with TRIMMINGS
~ SeltoW IlpDOH ana White roses. The nm
der-shirring of the brim Is of white nous
seine, gathered into an ornamental border
at the edge. IVA 0eA
SHRED materials Of airy and silky sorts
shape adorably doll-like pokes for tinieT
maids, and some of these seem really oru-
leEf, so rich Is the lace used. Very snlen-
qld feathers and beautiful feathers and
beautiful flowers also trim these little hon
nets, which will be worn during the season
With unlned silk coats In white and deli
cate tints. The wide strings and shelving
Sro1ts Of such headgear are very becoming
10 childhood, and the quaint effect of the
bonnet is sometimes matched by a quaint
cut pf the coat The little frocks under
heath are In various textures, white and
tinted silks composing many, and lingerie
textiles inset With exquisite lace, others.
Great Variety,
Apropos Of lace, the fairies of the lace
pillow have neysg been kinder, Never was
lace Seen IN such vast quantities or In such
beautiful patterns, fof even the cheapest
dsstgas SePy tbe old webs, The gamut of
Quality, TOO runs to an incredible distance.
Tor sSlhe Of the gown Iaces are as coarse
as pedspread trimmings, while others are
elmost as fragile as the SPIDERS mansion.
Among the last sort the laces with a. blonde
finish are much uAsd for gauze, mousseline