The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-09-03
hats FOR EARLY FALL WEAR.
hoLORED STRAWS FOR TWLxT
SEASONS USE.
\ n Absurd Little Amazon shape Taken Up
in Yaris-Auuscious Experiments in
amaII Draped Hats-The Picture
nat Expected to Return to Favor.

II nat expected to Return to Favor.
rsv women indulge In the luxury Of early
r,rrnn hats. though dark or vivid hued
trow hat trimmed in wings plumes, velvet,
Ehh,n autumn foliage or berries, rather
Kan in flowers, is desirable thing in Sep
Lie, and October. Ones summer hats
Ia faded and wilted by that time and felt
H. arc still Of more interest to the trade
Kan 10 the individual woman but the 'twixt
Losons hat seems an extravaganza to tho
[,dinary woman and she manages to worry
Eonp somewhat shabbily until 1t Is time
rr the hats that will give service all through
be winter.
For those women who insist upon having
he right thing for every season the mill
Eers are showing new models, chiefly In
llack. blue, brown or some one Of the many
aautiful reds Some very good hats in
Ia darker greens. too. are seen, while
6odels in straw Of medium tone trimmed
{ velvet and in feathers or autumn foliage
Ire numerous.
These early fall hats differ little, II at all,
kom the shapes in vogue during the sum-
her but some shapes which have attained
familiarity in Paris and at the French re-
brts during the late summer and have not
len worn here are introduced among these
k,mmn models and will doubtless be seen
kter in felt, velvet, 30.
The rather absurd little amazon hat, with
Hal. rounded crown and narrow curled
Kim turning up sharply at the sides like
a exaggerated derby, Is among the new
Kings and is in striking contrast to the
late and saucer models to which we have
rovn accustomed in the sphere of the
mall hat.
The shape has been taken up enthusiast
cally by Parisians, who have softened the
hes by the veil draperies which suddenly
kcsme fad, but many OF the later models
kspense with the veil and, like the one
ketcbed here, show a band of velvet and
|nart side trimming Of velvet and Of wings,
bulls or ostrich tips. The shape Is beoom-
BIZ to few, but worn by those few 1t has
britain chic and oonsorts we'll with the trim
sior made frock.
The continental aud tricorne shapes 80
numerous among the spring and summer
mall hats show no signs OF having run
beir course, and. like the model just de-
tuibed are being displayed not only In the
hrly autumn hats Of erin, chip, fine straw,
kc., but In the felts, chenilles velvets and
ther materials with which milliners are
npmimenting for the benefit OF the trade.
One cannot tell at this early day just
The: will prove to be the most chic and
kclusive thing In winter millinery, but
be models displayed indicate that velvet
I'LL have an important role and that soft,
|nooth felts, beaver, chenille and cloth
III be much in evidence.
Ostrich tips and plumes are more popular
ban ever, and much il done with wonder
bly, tinted birds, wings and breasts. The
krisian milltnerp cling to their penchant
r tho bird Of paradise plumes, and full
lGets and tho peacock feathers seen upon
'sny French hats Of the tailor genre in
b spring reappear upon fall models
The tricorne Of which We have already
koksn, takes ON many variations, in &C
brdance with the taste for eccentricity
line and pose which has marked the
umph Of the small hat. Some Of the
er tricones turn up sharply in tho back
fluted effect and are trimmed with
krich tips curling forward over the crown.
The models in white felt with velvet
black or dark color covering smoothly
under side Of the brim, which were
plotted BY two or three OF the most ex-
hsive miliners late last winter. are copied
bong the early fall hats for the trade
ID are excellent for first fall hat when
does not want TO buy q new straw hat
the short season. White felt, being
propriate for outing wear even through
b summer, does not look wintry for
crisp autumn days, yet holds no
bit Of summer leftovers, and for these
Rsons goodly number Of white felts
being made up now and trimmed In
Bhion suitable to autumn wear.
The small draped hats made in erin and
o supple Draids for the summer season
now repeated in softest felt, cloth, &C.,
d in the hands Of an artist these ideas
velop we'll The little hat pictured
bong the cuts is a good example Of the
liabilities in this line; and, made In a
pdium bluet felt, with wings running
gamut from the lightest to the darkest
AIDES Of that color and fecked with black,
10 model was exceedingly attractive.
hat Of silk or Of malines ruchings h
Ways a serviceable possession for spring |
Ao'i, oii'A sot.ic PIctey HCW AhoucAo vi |
s type are made in the modified
No and mushroom toques. These small !
ques bid fair to achieve considerable |
ccess, though the polo in its original
treme form was very shortlived fad.
Audacious little wings set on each side Of a
pail turban formed Of tiny plisse frills Of |
alnes in many shades Of fruit red form |
eonly trimming OF the model, and the other |
Prbans with straight boxed brim and fiat
Town, usually contrasting with the brims
color, are trimmed VITA a singis ostrich
p rising from a chou or ornament at
Pc left front, or with quilts, wings or some
Ieftly fashioned chou or cockade.
The feather hats made of breast feathers,
fhich are always popular FOR fret fall wear,
IRE particularly beautiful this fall. Tho
hany small shapes used have given the
nakers OF these feather hats . chance to
lepart from the usual turban idea, and ono
pay choose from a great variety Of small
lhapes, whose cleaning fea.hers present
Fonderfully beautiful color combinations
ma require littls trimming beyond fold
p Knot Of velvet. In tire bronze and cop
Per browns, the wine or fruit reds and
1e blue and green standings these hats are
Iery lovely, and though at their best they
No expensive, the knowledge that they
|oqulre little trimming offsets that fact.
LAST spring we heard much Of high crowns