Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

linen, aud those cotton fabrics. which
are built on similar lines. are the var
ious sailors and the new English
walking hats The very newest of the
former has a very high crown and
narrow hrlm. and "a extremely trying
~ some Gtylcs Of fncoa. but there
is the Magnolia" sailor with a sfvare
crown and a rolling hrim OH the way
widons out at the sides and back, az
which pOint ID has a decided roll,
while Che Bedford" has n moderate
crown and "a rolling crown on the way
around Ia the English walking hat
We find both the Derby crown aud the
square. OF the two the first o. rather
tho newest Many OF those and the
squares OF tho model have their
crowns made OF satin wallo the brim
H made of straw. and another novel
idea. quite appropriate for the be-
tween season, Is the iNturc ~ straw
and felt
The trimmings for these tailor hats
are Tor the most past Of velvet, choua
nf satin. or sllk great pumpons, quilts,
handsome couuC plumCa, ana im-
monan aigrGttOa. that are Wide and
long enough 10 half cover the hat
4 Flowers are not Ho much used on
4 she Uiio'ed hats, but they certainly
have lhci' innings on the dress hntA'
A stylish tailor was shown, made
\ OF coarse blue chip. with the new high
crown and narrow brim, around which
u scarf OF blue chiffon was drawn and
va into q large bow ON tho side Be-
Fneaih. on the high bandenu, was
maaud "a profuHl0n OF brown malin-
ettn. a timely substitute for the per-
iahahle maline. aud which Is said will
stand any amount al dampneas.
jockey walking shape Is the name Of
a smart little hat Ia blue. with a satin
c-own. Ia a darker shade, Ia front OF
which rested q great bunch Of yiOlcla,
from which long sprays OF maiden
hair fern fen over the back ana ban
a dean covered with o chuua OF brown
satin iiatpinH, headed with beautiful
onnmeled butterflies, we're used Tor
fastening the hat 20 the hair Tur-
bans have by no means lost their pop
ularliy, and a very handsome nat ~
this order was built of yellow mack
inv straw trimmed with bands OF
RACK chiffon Ve,vgl and hinch quilts
busted with gold.
A Magnolia" sailor. Ia ylollne. had
a double ohoua Of SILK in a darker
shade from which a long fan shaped
fgrottp shading from dark 20 light
w color Epread out over the crown
and back. underneath the rolled back
and high bandcau wna filled IN Win
a Qnndruplo bOa-plaiting or vioine
malinette.
smaHness itself was exomplified In
an English walking hat of Jap straw,
its hrlm edged with black satin and a
band OF the same about the Derby
crown. while from q buckle ON tho left
eide zen q black coque plume.
IN black straw. o fancy shaped tur-
ban had no trimming but two brown
WINS fastened With an amber and iet
buckle. while n white walking shape
was trimmed in folds, "a big bow on
ieit side aud a brown gull
Sometimes these shapes como in
wire tulle. covered and self trimmed,
and viii probably De very popular
during the warm weather on account
oi their lightneas. One was Of the
high crown sailor model iia wire
frame covered with heavy pink point
d'ogprit Tilted slightly in the back
"a a pink p0ln d'osprit covered BAN
Ntau. na only trimming "a one large
rose. that rests On front on the LEFT
side OF the crown. 4 is predicted
aud there ls every indication OF ita
trnihfulnose. that brown ~ 20 be- one
Of the leading colors IN millinery, and
emphasis IS given 60 this hy fhe
prominence OF brown bandoaux aud
handuau covering. thlE color havlnF
quite superseded black for that pure
pose.
Among dress hats tulle seems % be-
tNe special feature oi the covered
cbapeau. u % said that Is win Dust
she lace covered frame that has 90
long held first place The "tlltcd'
effect aud baudeau that must Dee iit-
ted With eYactnoas 10 suit the face, 81
as much Ga evidence as ever. a bcau-
tilul hat from thlg model was simply
trimmed with q wreath 0f roaobuds
fpnd clusters % the same among the