The daily sentinel., 1907-11-06

80 -, oolu mas gone the way
VI an mushrooms. 1t did one good
service Tor us. 1t lowered the height
oI an mats and broadened them ont
SO the hat most generally liked this
iai VIII De Halter, closer fitting and
iarser model. A great many long
mats tfront to back are to be seer,
with broad fronts and for those tbaf
need a build up" hat, there is a
shape that comes with a slashed loft
riopon loops and ends. a flower or
two' or some quills perhaps. For tie
woman who is aiming to heignfen
her appearance, there are some mol
els with high crowns. trimmed in
front with long straight narrow,
loops. Unfortunately for the short
woman trimmings are at present more
10 the front, for it is the high hack
trimming that adds to our inches.
The sailor with a hrlm bent in
becoming curves is stin in favor
and to the round face, still retaining
an impression of youth, the sailor
Is exceedingly well suited.
me profusive use of flowers dur
ing the past summer has been ex-
tended into the Autumn millinery.
me most popular flower is the
peohy and its favorite colors are pur-
pie and cherry, the fact is that the
larger flowers, such as chrysanthe-
ums, dahlias and asters are best
liked, sometimes an immense single
Flower Will be used, and again a
number of smaller ones-violets are
much favored especially when used
with other flowers. On many of
the new imported models ostrich
feathers are lavishly used, not one.
out several being the rule. Other
feather trimmings are also In vogue
such as warabout, coque, cassoway
and neckle feathers.
Felt hats are prime favorites, but
the beavor hat, which is again in
vogue is a close second and in blue
some of the pretty plaque shapes
becomingly trimmed with long plumes
1t is certainly most fetching style.
Of course the velvet hat for certain
costumes and occasions is always
with us. During the earlier part of
the season, braid hats will be worn
and braids are much liked for trim
ming hats of other materials. A lit
tie latter on the fur hat or one part
ly of fur will be ih evidence and for
motor hats they are especially suit
able. The hat may or may not
match the costume. With many of
the new colors, which are brilliant
In tone, hat of a contrasting more
subdued shade is better taste and
here and in many cases the all back
hat is always serviceable chapeau
to possess.
A word should here be said about
wells. The newest ones are tight
fitting and as a revulsion against
the streamer. The veil itself may
be of cause, lace, chiffon, net or
mill, but nearly all of them have
borders of wrought lace, embroider-
ed edges and often silk ribbon
edge.
"A very handsome black hat In
tended for wear with black velveteen
suit was formed from a plaque shape
bent in a most becoming manner,
which lifted it on the left side in a
rounding arch filled in with velvet
knots and a large white and purple
peony. A twist of black velvet rest
ed around the crown, and out from
under silver buckle and bow about
the arch sprang three long black
OAlt " int ltAl tuu
one to the right side. The costume
consisted OF three pieces, a seven
gore skirt, an over-blouse, and a
cut-away coat, to the latter was given
a very distinctive touch by the ad-
dition of a creap colored point lace
collar and cuffs.
A very natty hat was developed
for wear with two-piece morning
costume of blue and green serge
The hat was of blue felt in a broad
sailor. a green velvet fold decorated
the upper side of the brim, about
an inch from the edge. A narrow
band around the brim ending In a
long looped bow and knot in front,
back of which crossed two long
black quills Such hat must not
be worn over broad face, as front
trimmings passing from left to right
are inclined to give an extra broad
ness to a face.
To a woman who likes something
on the style of the English walking
shape a brow felt a little broader
than the old English walking hat
and quite bit longer from the
front to back, was bound about the
edge with black silk, which material
also formed the scarf, and a silver
buckle on the left side held the black
and green breast II something more
plain should be liked. this hat could
be trimmed simply with a band of
velvet and long loops and quills
though even the qullls could be dis
pensed with A mouse grey felt
with grey silk trimmings and two
bright wings or quills would be a
pretty combination.
A. black velvet hat that somewhat
resembled the old fashioned poke in
that its front lifted and extended
over the face. The under side of
The brim was covered with cream
shirred silk. A flat band of velvet
encircled the crown and over and
back of the right side fell n mass
of black hackle feathers dotted with
white. This hat was to be worn
with a redingote costume of black
serge with velvet vest and fur collar
The skirt also had two narrow bands
of black fur three and six inches
from the lower edge.
White hats promise to be extreme
ly popular during this coming sea
son. 1t is a pretty style for the WON
an who can wear 1t. One of the white
Lats recently seen had a sailor crdc1
and a wide brim inclined to drop
It's decoration while rich was ex