The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-23
The Small Turba11.

have made for picturesque appearance
on many a wearer who had not hitherto
even suspected her possibilities In this
line.
The top is of black velvet. with n large
square crown of goodiy height. while the
underbrim is faced with row upon row Of
fine silk braid-just the kind that one
purchases at the trimming counters. Tho
inevitable bandeau Is covered with flmy
masses of malinette resting against tho
hair, softening the rather plain and se.
we're outline of the chapeau. The long
plume is exceptionally thick. draped plain
ly around the crown, the tassel tip resting
far below the brim on the hair In the
back.
Very Irregular ms to Brfm.
Decidedly pfquant are some OF the new
shapes. Crowns are, generally speaking,
quite little bit higher: but for the
hrims. they seem to be law unto them
selves this year. In her efforts to make
a hat stand for originality and individual
ify, the designer seems TO have let her
scissors run amuck and fol have scooped
out whole inches from n brtm Mt odd
points The Colette model exhibited IL
n fair example of such doiDgs This Ii
In quaint shade of old porcelain blue,
pretty near the tint of SAKE that was
admired so much some years ago. The
trimmings are of black velvet. both rib
bon and piece fabric being called upon to
lend their aid In the effect; while the up
standing ostrich plume IS In dull shade
of tobacco brown, the three tints har-
monizing perfectly. The crown Is a good
height the brim somewhat narrow over
the face and iaring up emphatically on
the left side. only TO narrow TO almost
nothing at all in the back The stin
little Quaker bow In the front gives q
very denure air to the chapeau. which ID
somewhat beiied by the cavalier sweep
that the brim takes upward and the
Haunting pose Of the plume. The BAN
deau steep at the left side, is brought
In narrower width across the front, and
thick loops of velvet ribbon and some
black tuIIe go to Its adornment- The
facing Of black velvet that goes all
around the brim serves TO keep any re-
fection of blue from the complexion, and
go even this trying tint may safely Be
worn even by those to whom 1t is wont
10 prove unbecomiEg.
Low shapes and Back Trimmings
Appear.
In spite Of what SO many woule<Oe
prophets have proclaimed. IL seems that
we are not by any means to bid q fond
farewell TO the bandeau-at least, noe
for many moons yet TO come One OK
the most Impressive Of It's uses is charm
lngly SET forth in the imported model
from DefonfaiDe, Of Parfs-a modiste
who fashions the fascinating headgear
that the professional beauties OF ParF
display, and who pay enormous sums
for the privilege. model Of quiet ele-
gance and good taste II presents itself
In a burnt coffee brown felt with brown
rnousselfne de sole, brown velvet ribbon
and a long paradise plume that shades
from the deepest mandarin tint through
the golden yeiIows to fade Into white at
the tip for trimming materials The low
crown is simply encircled with folded
length Of TnousseIine de sole and broad
bow with several pendant ends Is tucked
on at the back. The plume Is fixed TO the
left side Of the deep bandeau, which
extends all around the headsize, SO that
Ii falls in airy grace to the shoulders
The shape follows TO some extent the lines
that have prevailed during the summer.
the front brim being scant OF width.
while the back projects more than q
little The roIled-up sides make for
piauant expression. and expose the
deeply swathed mousseIine de sole thai
serves at once TO cover and to trim the
bandeau-