The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-19
Modern Millinery MarUeLs
The Extreme in Large and Small Styles VEL
yet Particularly in Evidence and Woven
Braid Attains Prominence.

pushed into = pc with a couple OF hat
pins. and the nuffy ostrich tips applied
at random. Far otherwise 10 It in reality.
as the milliner's apprentice could elo-
quently tell. The wire frame Is made
after the usual fashion. the crown being
edged with just the strHight strips that
will best support the flexible felt that
covers the shape. A bandeau Is run In
all around. steepest at the left sides
where the fiat felt plateau Is pleated into
an outstanding fare. q, Projecting about
equally far back and front, the shape
sets closely to the couture at those
points, being wired to turn down slightly.
-Four ostrich tips in brown are posed at
the left side, those in the back . tribe
longer than the others. so that they rest
prettily on the hair. bunch Of brown
velvet roses, with shaded foliage, IKE
wise in velvet, balances the shape at the
right side and adds a pretty touch OF
color to the whole.
Extremely Small Hats Are Much in
The large hats seem to grow larger,
while the small hats recede almost to the
vanishing point, is the way that one mil
linery expert sums up the new seasons
models. Anything much smaller that
could still claim to be included In the
headwear catalogue could hardly be de-
yised than the example OF a tailored cha
peau that Is pictured herewith. Felt,
chenille and velvet are interviewer In the
braid, Of which IL is fashioned, the founda-
ton being the usual wire frame that do
terrnines the size, shape and limitations
OF the ordinary chapeau. One hardly
knows whether to classify the result a.
a turban or a sailor. There IL q round
crown. a brim that flares q trife In the
back to shrink to almost nothing In ths
front, and a steep bandeau that gives it
the sauciest tilt over the forehead inag1c-
able. The braids are In brown, one of
the dark shades that approach nearer to
the earth browns than to the sea- tinta.
On this there is bow OF tnrQuoiye blue
velvet. fashioned from the piece rather
than the ribbon weave, with the upstAnd-
ing "ears' we'll wired to bold their shape
and position. broad grouse's wing fs
cleverly posed at the left side, 30 THAI
IL covers the entire brin at that point
and a part OF the crown as we'll, whiss
the back is filed In with pale blue velvet
and brown nalinette, cieYeriy MIXED 70
a frothy result
The New Ph -- Turban.
The small turban ~ siated for a neosz
successful inning In the things that are
scheduled for autumn happenings. The
pictured model Is one that Will uncoubf.
edly receive acceptance at The han6B of
the fastidious A. being conspicuousiy orig.
inal and yet we'll within the limits of the
mode. Here. as elsewhere, the limits OF
tss felt shape have to be assisted with
wiring. The crown Is fat, but Of sufn-
Client size to accommodate the couture
generously. The brin IS bent downwards
after the mushroom style all around: the
back lifting quite little to display the
bandeau trimming Of velvet brilliantly
finished miroir chiffon velvet Is used for
trimming, careiessiy folded around the
crown and shirred and folded into In
Vulnerable crushed loops all across the
back of the hat. A striped round buckle
Is posed at the left side, and seems to
hold the group OF shaded vulture Gathers
that Haunt their length over the back Of
the chapeau. Those vulture feathers are
logical successors to the peacock plumes
that held sway during the earlier pert II
the season.