The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-13

cavaliers. sixteenth century ruashbue.
kierE and eiFlfeerfl century guards
men when mlIInsr proudly exhibit
the latest maHIfas'.fIlr of fhe oaya-
der bar which IT, af ifa Har shen OF
come sfI0 mafara. covered aIfb thick
rafin Or HIfh PAINE velvet tn. t1 boz
entirely connect tH. right IHm must
stand Ou' tmr from ffa crown and
fhe loff roll shaUI. AGAINST 30. f1 be
held ln place. apparently %. 81 cius-
ter Of short thick ostrich p.1mes In
felf-cOlOr it o. ffs smarasf thing
imaginable To- dark 1ne-toned ohape.
aux. but 81 does NOT take the spectator
long 10 realize that n is really our
homegrown Merry widow" agfeoably
transformed.
EVERY WOMAN HER Owls MILF
NER
An amazing array Of ostrich feath-
ers causes the observer 10 exclalm,
m woman had her choice Of those
long pIumes, short tips. coronets, alg-
retfos and wreaths she could readily
trim her own hats" forgetting for the
time being how exceedingly expensive
such Trimmings are n they are worth
The buying. and how perishabe In
climate OF winds and dampness Yet.
despite Cos costumes and rs fragllify.
II is the ostrich feather that hobs up
sercne.E season after season. ana
survives every change ~ fashion. sole
ly by right NJ its beauty and the fas-
cination which r. has for the average
woman Providing that the amateur
milliner has q supply Of hats suitable
FOR other occasions Than those of ccre-
mony she cannot DO better than de-
vote her pin money 10 thc purchase
Of one Of the willow or South African
plume wreaths mad over white frames
that may be adjusted 10 hats of any
shape or size, for positively no fur
Their trimming will be necessary.
BROAD. FLAT BOWS
For the time being the so-caIIed
millners' bow is I'm a state of eclipse
and a bow that strongly resembles
those worn upon women's pumps has
however, being in from three 10 five
layers Of fat loops, each one extend
ing about half an inch beyond the 9TH
er. These bows are never seen on any
but the tailored hats Of the better
class and often they form the sole
! trimming the ribbon being Of a thick.
corded quality, somewhat resembling
Ottoman and Of rather extreme width.
They are also used I'm connection with
short wings and in nearly every in
stance are apparently fastened down
with a large buckle or a pair Of caba-
chon-headed pins
HOW HATS ARE WORN.
The latest receipr for properly adj
iusting the hat. as given By a we'll
! known New York millinor TO a Gus
toner is TO stand before the mirror.
} suspend the hat straight above the
head and then set It squarely and firm
/ ly upon the crown. allowing Il 10 go
as far over the sides Of the head as
/ if will II matters not n the upper
half Of the face Is entirely concealed
or that the wearer has depressed
appearance Of countenance, but she
positively must not look rakish, an
she inevitably will appear II a shape
Of mammoth proportions. unsustain-
ed by bandeau. is permitted TO tilt
/ in the slightest degree toward one
side or the other In none Of the au-
/ tumn hats are banbeaux TO be found.
and as the hair Is always worn fat
and broad, the problem Of adjusting
the headgear correctly and then keep
ing it in position is one which num-
Der Of women have not as yet solved
to their complete satisfaction.