The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-06
hnck are loosely brought around ;,' over tho shoulder.
 The Betsy founcer Bonnet.

The Betsy Bouncer Bonnet.
 That heroine dear 10 the hearts of the little girls who read the Sunday papers has had hor bonnet lmmortalized by be ing copied for other little girls. with other and perhaps less alliterative names. to wear. The material in the picture Is Q sheer white nainsook. the shirring done over fentherbone cords. 30 that it may go through the soap and water process of the laundry without fear of rust or other spoil This shlrring makes ihe crown, and the featherbones are so nd. justed thnt the ruffle which forms the front ia held in firm place. too, but with out stiffness. A spray of white magnolia, with the natural glenmlng foliage, Is thrust In nader the brim 10 rest on the hair, and n brond Alsntlan bow of white satin ribbon that occupies the front Of the bonnet s continued in tie strings that are drawn down and tied carelessly under the chin.
 Novel Idea in tho ounlxer Bonnet.
 That qunint Quaker shape is being muchly experlmentcd upon by the child. ren's miiliners. and some delightful in i these that to see Is to desire at once. straw, rs y"i in tho shade that Paris Knows .. paille brule, or burnt. gtraw. The crown and a tbe fbl 'r brim Is made double. the under one setting close to the shape Of tne head and hs upper 9ns so nnnh fasoosd os bsh 5ns, strands StrsI f of black Velvet rlbbon are fes tooned In thick-looped, rosettes on both sides of the front, Ctlll more loops being band that passes around the crown Is drawn down ln the back to the base of the crown and brought around In the gulse of strings to the front, where II IS looped Into loose bow
 GirIish Development of the Lfn-
 gerie Hat.
 The lingerie hat. with It's mass of frilly ruiies of dainty uef and lace, Is one of the chief of G summer a time fayorltes a1, sents ono of the most fascinating ex amples that have displayed themselves this sumner. The material is ,rdnS i3e aeti this Is hid in knife peatings on the top of inc brlm. the under side being nlled in with shirrings of the same hlmy ma, terial The top of the & hat vue IS n sueessl3b nn3b crown and brim, and bunch of snowy. white blossoms Is tucked Into the center of the broad bow of white satin ribbon that spreads itself across the front.
 La Mode Artistique.
 What the Parislan miliners term n chapeau de fantaisie Is well expressed In this artistic and strikingly original hat The shape itself is one of those flexible chip straws. with low drum crown and broad brlm. the same size all around. Wiring disposes of the extra size of this into artistic folds, and two extra long plumes are wound In careless fashion both over and under the Driu A splashing bow of white satin ribbon Is posed flat upon the crown, the many loops and ends spreading out In all d. rections.
 Simple Cbapenu for the Demoiselle
 The hat for the growing schoolgirl Is often quite problem. for she Is too old for the pretty ones of ehilhood, while the grown-up styles are likely to prove too old for her To strike design thnt Is betwixt and between these two points Is not always easy. The large flop shapes in erin and horsehair and eghorn are wired and bent Into lines that are bound to prove becoming 10 the girl who still dresses her hair in braided pigtails. with a large bow of ribbon to loop them up. Snch q hat is that illustrated, In which a Neapolitnn braid Is wired so that 1t follows artistic lines. White satin ribbon and black velvet ribbon are used to form loops, and these cover the front and most of the side of the hat Thick punches of poppy buds, just a hint Of the scarlet flower peeping through the green. are thrust through the loops, the long stems lying flat on the brim.