Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-07
HAIR ORNAM EN- IS
ARE BRILLIANT WITH JEWELS
THIS SEASON.
Lovely Things Shown for the Young
and More Mature
Wearers.

The couture decorations this winter are
more like headdresses than hair orna-
ments. for the latest styles are almost as
largo as hats.
For young girls and youthful matrons
the wreath Is the most popular. and the
latest idea in this design is the scarlet
poinsetta flower and its foliage also in
bright scarlet. 1t makes a brilliant deco
ration and will look equally well worn by
the stately brunette or the handsome
blond.
This large. rather fiat. wide open flower.
fashioned from rich velvet. is pinned at
the left side of the head and. with the
beautiful leaves. forms a wreath. All are
lightly scattered with mock dewdrops.
Among the less conspicuous novelties
the woman who Is neither a decided
blond nor brunette must choose.
NY choice for such a type would be a
wreath of delicate mauve orchids mixed
with maidenhair ferns. with q sprinkling
Of very tiny. glistening rhinestones.
Flat Wreaths of Pale Pink Roses.
Flat wreaths made from rows Of pale
pink rosebuds closed in the back with a
boY Of black velvet. are another form of
the wreath. and gold and silver leaves
show a similar treatment.
For young girls the tiny flower wre aths
are exceedingly pretty and a modification
appropriate to youthful heads is a f1let
or sword arrangement-just a band of
black velvet going around the head and
cauRht down above the ears with single
large. wide open tea rose, sparkling with
cut stones.
The new Jet hair ornaments are simply
beautiful and one of these attractive
modeis-wreath of cut Jet and spangles
forming roSes-makes an ideal garniture
for q matron's head.
The single flower mingled with fern is
exceedingly popular and camillias and
roses. the favored blooms. arranged in
this fashion are beautiful. These. too,
glisten with mock diamonds and are
justment in the coiffure. The camillias
are extremely natural looking.
Theater Hair Ornaments.
For theater and informal wear the
mixed velvet and tinsel bow is by far the
most favored and sells better than any
Of the other decorations in this style.
The construction Is somewhat odd, for
while the bow is undoubtedly Of the gause
ribbon. It is barred with velvet in pretty
fashion not easily described.
In these ornaments gold and pale blue
IL one combination. white and silver ap-
other. mauves. pinks and blacks are seen
together with both the gold and silver
gauze.
For general evening wear there is moth
INK prettier than these bowknots.
A beautiful ornament of this kind made
OF white and silver. the entire bow being
white velvet backed by two silver quilts,
would be an effective accessory to.a trans
parent black gown worn over white.
Tiny willow tips-two in a bunch-are
preferred by matrons. although the ostrich
tips are by no me ans passe. The latter
have the stems picked out by rhinestones.
while the fronds Of the willow tips seem
to have caught a shower of dewdrops,
both effects being equally pretty.
Bird. Of Paradise Garniture.
More imposing, though not quite so new,
are the bird Of paradise hair garnitures.
The gold ornament supporting the plume
is a new idea
Marabout weighted down with sparkling
stones Is another beautiful but expensive
ornament-in fact. this craze for glitter Is
running up the price OF the simplest hair
decorations. for a single rose spangled
costs four times as much as those undec-
GRATED.