The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-09

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wei with almost any hummer mock ana
IL seldom unbecominR.
In one importers window two hata vers
much admired. One was long very marrow
turban, covered with small loose petalled
"hlte roses yellow green at their centres
ana trimmed with sharp pointed, narrow
shaded green wing set fat on each side,
and fall OF green velvet loops in the back
The other was a low crowned. rather
narrow brimmed hat Of fine white horse
hair, turned up sharply at the left side Of
the back and trlnmedNwith white ostrich
tips shading 10 yellow green at the tips.
Horsshair and all OF the very fine pliable
straws, easily adapted 10 the odd and pict-
uresque convolutions OF brim, are very
popular and the old favorite Leghorn
promises, under the seasons conditions,
to have a new lease Of favor Fine chip
too. is seen in many Of the smartest hats,
and there are delightful fancy stravs Of
lacy effect. Some Of these last, in white
with the merest line OF colored straw at the
edge. are exceedingly pretty and are used
Tor little turbans simply trimmed With a
cluster Of flowers, a chou Of lace or a group
OF the cut silk pompons, set on one side,
OF the lingerie hats we have spoken
before. but new models appear every day.
The dropping brim baby hats, with full
crown and shirred brim. are more popular
than ever, but the openwork embroidery
OF broderie AnglOise or linen or batiste Is
the new feature Of the lingerie millinery,
and it il used in every imaginable way.
Full crown fiat brim baby hats, like those
In sheer lace and embroidery, are made
Of openwoTk linen with plain brim, but
tonholed in scallops at the edge Of the
brim and dropping slightly there. Broad
brimmed picture hats are covered smoothly
with batiste embroidered In openwork
and are trimmed with loose clusters or
sprays OF large roses or other flowers and
with soft scarfs Of silk or folds Of velvet
ribbon.
In these hats the under side OF the brim
ia usually faced by little overlapping frills
Of valenciennes or by corded OF shirred
batiste or mule or net. Sometimes the
crown, too. is formed OF little valenoiennes
frills and the openwork embroidery il used
only for the brim.
Turbans, too, are made Of the batiste
embroidery draped softly, and one lovely
French hat was a turban somewhat like
The top Of the crown was made OF frills
Of real valenciennes set on in overlapping
circles and around this was draped an ex-
quisite scarf Of embroidered Latiste arranged
so that its finely scalloped edges would
lie against the val and against the hair
These beautiful tearoses and their foliage
we're posed on the left side, and Ioueau
of tearose tulle lifted the turban slightly
from the head and was massed in a soft
plated bow against the hair in the back
The tearose shades, all the apricot
shades, the lilacs, the blues in hydrangea,
pervenche and bluet tones, the greens and
certain shades Of brown are the conspicuous
colors in the new millinery, though other
hues are used, and white always has its
place in summer millinery. There is much
pink-chehy in the form Of roses; and,
on every side. one finds the soft, faded
tones in combination, all the pinkish lilacs,
the dull light blues. the faded rose and green.
Handled by an artist these color schemes,