Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-26

the sailor shapes in serv:ceable straw
is most durable of anything l know
Of. Some of the sailors are trimmed
most elaborately and in such n way
as to be quite unacceptable as the
plainest of our shapes, others again are
very simple and stiffiy trimmed with
an eye to utility alone. The popular
sailor of the present moment is wide
at the left side while the front and
back are about the same width and
narrow. They are all lifted on a ban
deau covered with a mass Of tulle ruch'
ing which is brought round on the left
side where the hat is slightly tilted.
The crown may be replaced by one
made entirely of flowers, or lace, OF the
straw crown may be simply encircled
by wreath of flowers, or a ruehing of
tulle or simple band. Now the high
sailor hat is very unbeeoming to some
faces and in that case ii is better to
chose one of the little round brimmed
sailors which, when effectively trim.
med with lace, a quill OF two. and
some flowers for the sake Of color, you
have just as stylish a piece of mil
linery and-what is of more import
ance-a hat that looks well on you.
A pretty example of the Powered
crowned sailor was made over wire
frame crown and straw brim. The
crown was composed wholly Of white
roses and just below where the crown
joined the green straw brim was a
band Of dark green velvet. Under
meath upon bandeau as a double rueh'
ing Of white and green tulle brought
round under the tilted left side above
which reared long white aigrette.
A round sailor Of Panama straw
having a rolling brim in the back aud
bands Of narrow black velvet about
its brim and wide bow Of the same
in the front fastened with a gold
buckle; and through the front Of the
crown were stuck two black quills
having gold centers; and large black
velvet bows were placed at the back
Of the rolling brim the ends Of which
laid against the hair.
Red is SO fashionable a color for
outing hats that one sees many shape
in this color. A stylish example Of the
red hat was built in English walking
outline with the left side fastened
close 10 the crown with two wings
showing two shades Of red; red and
black cherries were laid in clusters
above the crown and underneath the
brim and left side. A more suitable
hat for the seashore was Of rough but
light weight straw in round sailor
which had q broad brim which could
be a hne shield for the eyes from the
sun e glare on the water. On the back
was a ruehipg Of silk instead OF the
more perishable malipe, and twist
Of silk was about the crown, ending
in a little chic bow in front while two
broad .quins at the left side gave the
extra decoration, its wearsr could feel
EASY about even in the midst Of threat
ening clouds.
A black hat is almost andispenSabis
to any well arranged wardrobe, and II
is certainly standby for all sorts Of
occasions. know a woman who has
a hat Of this description 20 e0nStruesed
that she can easily and quickly change
the trimming upoE It by taking o1s or
addition Of few pins and extra shous.
The hat frame was q round sailor. bent
At the sides and back 10 suit the wear
er's face The frame was hrst Gov
cred with heavy chiffon and over II
= fss shiTred mAnlirs- Undernea'h
was a ruehing Of maliHs covering the
bandsau At the back and brought round
"a the lsft sile. About the l0w crown