Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-19
Second Baptist Church.
E A s T E R
 MILLINERY


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 NEW YORK, April 1S.-Easter Sun day will bring out hats large and hats small. Coiors vivid ard colors sub dued harmonously combine In mas sive trimmings for Easter hats. 4 spicuuus feature in the new millinery is the comparatively small foundation made huge and heavy looking with large quantities of flowers or feath' CTS. All-fower hats with rose-coyer' ed crowns and rose-covered brims built on foundation of erin or shir. red net. are plentiful.
 A charming hat of this type Is made of Russian violets and a great bunch of rich American Beauty roses nodding at the left side of the high crown. The rather broad brin is rolled at one side and droops de cidedly on the opposite side; its fac ing is violet and gold gauze-one of the extremely effective new materials now being used in the making or fac ing of early spring hats.
 Yellow roses have much to do wItn smart millinery this season. and they are found in a variety of shapes aud shades, the large cabbage rose being preferred owing to its adaptability for heavy trimming effects. A delightful hat in gilded brown Milan braid has a high thimble crown and is trimmed with corn-colored roses en cabocnon at one side and a big chou of shirred lace in old gold on the other.
 Another particularly attractive shape resembles the Charlotte Cor day model and is made of canard blue erin trimmed with deep pink ana blue hyacfnths. The two colors ara brought into harmony by a pert lit. tie bow of so5t green velvet ribbons the tone being almost identical with natures own tinting of the hyaeinth stocks and blades. Danish. Gobelin and many other shades of blue are in evidence at the milliner's. Cerise and coral reds are in high favor and are united with straws of every color regardless of harmony.
 Among the smaller models the old. time walking hat with both sides turned high is one of the conspicuous figures. These trying shapes are most effectively trimmed with higA plumage or cabochons of roses with aigrettes shooting from the center of the cluster. Going to the other ex- treme is the enormous sailor with wide side brin and noticeably short al t. decidedly fiat compared with the vari, ous high crowns shown in other shapes. Wings form the smartest trimmings for hats of this character. Two or three pairs of long wings are held across the front or at the side, with fancy pins or ornaments of tremendous size. For the close-fitting Robin Hood toque the trimming con sists of two Tyre quills thrust through the side of the crown and extending backward several inches beyond the toque. These curious little hats with grotesque trimmings are so stagey that their influence will be felt only among persons fond of striking ef- fleets that attract attention, for surely there is nothing graceful about the finished hat. and the thirty two inches of curled quills protrud- ing a foot or more beyond the frame of the hat is certainly not a feature to attract the woman who is dis criminating in the matter ot dress.
 Yeddabraid is much liked this spring and is being used extensively in both large and small hats A pic turesque model in this braid is built on generous proportions with the brim very broad on the right side and narrow and dropping on the left. The high crown is on the bee hive At the side of the crown is a group of three large roses and a wreath or leaves resting flat on the brim.
 The simplicity of the treatment and the exquisite colorings in the pink roses make this one of the most cap tivating models shown this season. Flower trimmings show a strong toward wreath effects and great punches of assorted blossoms, aisu toward very large blossoms such as peonies, snowbaIls, and the like. of the smaller blossoms there are in evi- dence the dandelion, Scotch thistle and bluebell, whose delicate color correspond superbly with all the new blues found in the braids this season. In the soft greens, purples and rusel shades one sees the dropping branch es of wild iaw blossoms and the ripe green fruit. White and pink clover and the oldrfashioned sweet William come in the natural size and a wide range of lovely colors.
 Gorgeously embroidered banus of net, velvet or in many cases, straw, are much used on high crowned hats that require close trimmings with up standing wings or feathers of one kind or another set at the left side.