Arizona republican., 1908-09-13


 is abruptly turned back at some point. the turn however being matter of bending the brim near the edge rather than chanting 1t from the crown
 A very smart model from noted French house is made of black satin. The brim is short in front and per fectly straight but Is turned up in the back. The high crown is of black panne velvet put on in 9 full puffed effect The brim is faced underneath with pale yellow satin The trimming consists of rather short, full ostrich tips in willow effect standing upright at the right side of the hat very novel feature are the satin streamers that fasten at the left side of the chin beneath big satin roseatte, the center formed by pink rose.
 Ottoman silk Hats Novelty.
 Although satin covered hats are to be worn again this season decidedly the latest novelty is the hat of Otto- man silk. A very handsome example comes from the Maison CaTlier in Paris. It is one of the new shapes. the brffn at the left side rolling up in rather a dashfng style and is entirely - n covered with a very fine Ottoman cord silk in a beautiful shade of blue The trimming is simple but extremely chic and consists of ribbon quillings. matching the color of the hat. sep2at- ed by duillings of coffee colored Nhce- These are placed around the crownl double rows standing upright about the top of it, and three rows turning downwards with soft scarf drapery between.
 Trimmings Used in Millinery.
 Feathers are decidedly the most pop uIar trimming this season. ostrich plumes and tips are naturally used on the dressy hats. and many wings and new band effects are seen. Heron aigrettes are considered very smart. Ribbons are largely used particularly in big rosette effects in combination with feathers. Immense jet buckles are seen on some of the new hats, a few of these ornaments being at least ten inches long by three high. Choosing a New Gown.
 Choosing the fall or winter gown is not an easy task this season as the new materials are so charming. For the tailor gown this year. Fashion says very decidedly either cheviot or broad cloth and nowhere are these fabrics shown fin greater variety than at the old established and reliable house of Lord and Taylor. who have the reputa- ton of being the first to show tn latest novelties in both imported an' domestic materials The cheviots the. are displaying are certainly smartnes personified. Stripes are to be largel, worn and there are multitudes O striped chevicts from which to choose Diagonal stripes and a new sort O stripe in herring-bOne effect. Some O these striped materials both in tn cheviots and serges arc made with plaid border. which though it is no new will be worn to a great exten this winter.
 The New BroadcIoths.
 Very lovely are the new broadcloths including all the standard colorings a we'll as in the pastel shades and fl some charming shades of lavenda called Wistaria and a most delightfu tint of dark red that goes by tn name of Catawba. There are also fan cy broadcloths in all the latest stripe effects and some rather smart exam pies that are checked
 Broadcloth, especially chiffon broad cloth. Is to be greatly used in maxim the fashionable Directoire. or to giv it it's more popular name, sheath skiri The Direetoire Styles.
 This skirt has but two seams, one u the center back and the other at tn left side of the front where it is sli to above the knee to show a pleatin of silk, lace chiffon etc. All thes skirts are made with the high Empir waist line that appears on nearly ev cry one of this seasons Paris frock. This is not the old Empire line hangfn loose from just below the bust, it i more like what used to be called tn corsage skirt. and while it comes ul as high as the old Empire models is carefully fitted at the waist and out lines the figure in a most attractiv fashion although it is designed to giv the straight lines and the hipless ef feet that is absolutely the very lates Paris fad.
 ROSALIND MAY.