The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-21
THE WINTER HAT.
As Season Progresses Millinery
Styles Change.
+, The Eccentric Still Holds
Supreme Sway.
FUR HATS ARE SMALL.
Popularity Of the Flannel and
the Plaid.
For Separate Shirt Waists for
Child and Adult.
FUR HATS ARE SMALL.

AS the season progresses millinery
grows all the time less aggressive ana
while the eccentric still holds supreme
sway. exaggeraHcn is less in evidence.
Perhaps this is only because inevitably
one becomes accustomed to the prevail
ing styles even those so marked as this
winters fashions. Re that it may, ex-
tremes are most certainly avoided at the
moment and hats are now being made
up that are becoming to the majority
OF women.
Round gailor shapes, tilted down
either i'm front OF on the side, are fash
ionable in all colors. This style of hat
requires a cachepeigne, but cachepeignes
have become much modified since the
first Of the sHson. Although practically
round, still the brim is wider at the
part where the hat is tipped up. but
there are not many models now being
made up that are SO very wide in back.
with little or no brim in front. only
Few OF the round hats fiji fiat on the
head, but the tilt is not SO exaggerated
as earlier in the season.
mere is one model, however, which
requires decided tilt down to the left.
This is a large round one in velvet silk,
or chiffon trimmed. with five fun Os
trich plumes which, starting in the cen
ter Of the crown, fall close to the hair.
AS this hat stands up unusually high on
the side, the hair must be dressed very
Iull and soft The little curls that are
so much worn nowadays I'LL in prettily
beneath the brim in back, but are by NO
means necessary These curls, which
were first adopted in order to make the
new hats becoming, are now worn also
without hat, but there are still plenty
or women who prefer the hair dressed
without this last rather unnatural
touch.
AS already said. there are few large
picture hats this year, for the smart
little turbans are, if becoming at all
peculiarly so. With q walking cos
tune small hats are always in good
taste, While for afternoon height is
sought rather than width. A theater
nat is compare lively large, and here
again the picturesqueneSs is in vogue.
Large ostrich plumes or maribOut
feathers which are used d great deal
JUST now for trimming, dress hat at
tracllVely, while aigrettes and birds of
J. disc are more than ever in de-
Md Hats formed entirely of silver
or gold ribbon are most effective in
the evening. and silver braid is used on
nearly all lace chiffon hats With gold
white plumes just tipped with yellow
are charming. while on the all white
hats flowers formed of the silver rib
bon are employed.
The majority of fur hats are small.
Despite the fact that this has been AM
Improbable winter for furriers sa BILE
mink lynx and ermine were never
more i'm fashion. There is sure to be
cold wave soon. and then the fur hats
viii appear i'm great numbers. With
sable gold roses are effective. but on
the whole gold trimming is not popu-
lar for millinery; it is too easy to
initiate in the inexpensive models
For autOmobiling small. fur caps
with ear laps which can be pulled