Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-13

rosette Of four loops and two ends, which
may be worn either on the top the
side of the head. To obtain this effect
yard and a half of ribbon from three t.
four inches IN width should be first tied in
two loops. each three inches In length;
when these are secured tie two more loops
of the same length. This leaves two ends
Flatten the bows with the fingers. pull out
the loops and you have a mushroom ro-
settle suitable for any occasion. These
bows are daintiest in Dresden ribbon.
Sunshades More Fragile.
Last season the sunshade with the top
of its handle showing the head of a parrot.
cat. dog even a little pig fought its way
VIGOROUSLY into the limelight. But 1t was
predicted then that the fashion would not
last and now we see the prophet was wise.
This summer the demand in parasol adorn.
ments is for fragllty. For instance, o
parasol which will shade a certain Newport
beauty when she deigns to remain in the
shade is fitted with tiny silver chain. at
the end of which is a ring set with sap
phres which slips over the middle finger
of the right hand. The stick is not much
bigger around than pencil The correct
sunshade for morning use is fitted with q
suede loop at the end of the stick. This
loop passes over the hand. and the parasol
thus is attached as strongly TO its owner
as. many an admiring youth would like to
be.
Jokes Again
yoke. Sometimes It is cut separate or
round, square or pointed lines and joined
to the blouse with fine lace or embroidery
insertions. but more often It is the yoke
effect attained with insertions and medal
lions or motifs of lace or embroidery. And
not only Is 1t a front yoke. but back yoke
as well. This latter Is shallow ana in no.
wise conforms to the shaping of the front
yoke.
The Summer Hat.
The babyishness which once characterized
the lingerie hat is conspicuous by its alb
sence in this years lingerie models OF
course the lingerie hat for the small tots
and growing girls is still seen with its wide
ruffled brim and crown enclrcled with u
ribbon sash. but the lingerie hat for the
grownup is made wire frame, the
same straw hat, and more often than
chiffon satin ribbon loops the left side
not there Is a deep binding OF silk or satin
points of eyelet embroidery are applqued
and the bandeau is trimmed with soft white
This sailor shape with a low round crown
has a white satin binding over which the
and in the back, and rosette of this rib
bon, with white lilacs and pink moss roses.
! is set little to the left side. The handeau
is tritle higher on the left side. I--ting the
hat to becoming angle.
The Bell Shape.
Newer than the mushroom and far smart
er than any hat which we have had this
season is the cloche. a French moCel which
Parisennes have been wearing since Early
spring and which is accounted the smart
est shape in midsummer styles on this side
of the Atlantic. The crown Of this cloche,
or bell shape, as Americans call 1t, Is
rather high. from four to five inches, and
the brim about six inches wide
This slopes away from the crown and is
trife wider in the back than in the front.
Its trimmings vary. but it is seen at its best
| when trimmed with flowers and foliage or
| fine grasses. A combination of these grasses
| and mauve colored china asters trims
| mushroom hat of fine milan in a golden
| brown shade. The grasses stand up around
| the crown and over the brim and are SEEM
| ingly held in place by the wreath of flowers
| which encrcles the crown.
| The Long Scarf.
| Black mousseline de sole made over white