Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20
ABOUT
LATEST
FASHIONS
katharine Mann Payzant
writes Interestingly About
Glad Rags

Nou York. Jan. 2O.--After goinl
,.orob the "show rooms" one would
-nroso chat there could be no excuse
!. arv woman having an unsuitable
a. for the season is replete with a
-,riety Of styles, shapes and combina.
ans The one point that makes them
m akin is the raised effect. Because
y tbe popularity Of period dresses
wab which the hat worn should be in
.rnopv. the continental and empire
models are much in vogue.
All the newest hats have the jaunty
,,,,sd up brim with quantities Of trim.
mag massed underneath, tending TO
,oopet,ish effects; and the wearing Of
them demands much care on the part
of tbe older woman. Brilliant color.
ING is The keynote Of the smartest new
hats. especially when worn with a
black gown. In choosing these hats
a woman must be something Of an ar.
list. for the shapes require a study Of
the lines Of the face and a nice knowl
edge Of color schemes that will har
monizc with hair, eyes and complexion.
Nevertheless. with all these brightly
,ol,red hats to choose from, the con.
vvaiivc woman prefers 20 have at
issa one black hat At her disposal and
sne vcrv drcsay models are shown ia
black or In black and white.
A simple little hat Of the continental
ofdsf was made IN blue French felt.
The edge Of The brim was bound with
hsayy white silk and about tho crown
vas gathered a scarfo Of the same ma.
,sfial Several white pompoms maased
sgaihst che left side made a most ef
fstiiyo finish. Another continental
shape which would be very seryiccablc
isi shopping or travelling was Of brown
b,avsr A bow Of brown velvet fast.
snsd ihe right side while tho left was
caught up with two fancy gilt pins.
Tho plateau shapes are still much
tle fashion because Of their adaptable.
by 20 ihe face. An artlstieally bent
plateau carried out color scheme IN
several shades Of "violino IA some.
What reddish tint Of violet. The shape
was Of felt Ia a medium shade, while
20 form The crown was a stiffened band
Of velvet Of darker shade. AZ the
back aud ihe lsft side tho plateau was
raised high on a bandeau aud hlled In
With French pouifs Ia a very light
shade OF v.0'ine.
Although NO often hear rumors Of
iAe passing of the FUR hat, the proof,
arc hoi evident on the streets or in
iAe shops one sees a number OF fuI
hats especially Ia turbans, the new,
esq Of which shapes have a more round.
81 bF.m Ia front than those OF last
sasoa A chic little tuTban OF black
I'm having FOR It's trimming white Q
uilgs aud ospreys fastened with a steel Z
buckle was intended Tor wear with a d
stating costume, consisting Of a black I
s2laeul coat decorated with black and a
WAiie braid aud steel buttons, and a
black corduroy skirt with narrow fur i
Asets on each gore {
For morning wear, perhaps, the tur- I
ban shapes are as popular as ever and /
are often made Of the same material
As the gown, simply trimmed with
pair Of wings, quills or a furry head I
and tails. The sailor hat in varied 1
Aapes still retains good measure Of s
One Of this order, in black a
velvet was trimmed around the crown 4
al'A a simple band Of silver braid o
bound in front, and raised from the a
lar by bandeau covered with viol- y
rs and roses. A smart walking hat
2 The new shape had a derby crown G
q hunters green around which was n
aagat on the left side with two quilts 4
nl rosette Of panne velvet, In
For children the plaques or trieolor o.
-apes are the most fashionable; same p
0io' and a band Of a darker shade Of r,
slFet about its crown. The sides and ot
leA were held in place by broad straps e,
velvet and big Tosettes. Somewhat
? 'he order was a dressy white hat u
'n-med with embroidered bands Of
zee and pompOms White velvet was
80 The upper covering Of a wire pla j.
au aud white shirred chiffon formed u
.e racing. A great run Of chiffon lay y
o1nd the tan crown and underneath