The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-07-24

Already the Intense desire 10 ge.
away from any seIDlauce o: the
round fat sailor shape has brought
about a return Of the mushroom or
more properly speaking, the DO~.-
shaped hat. II 10 way The mUsa-
room OF year ago, with narrow
G1D in front and vide br!m at the
back Of the head and possibly on
ore side also the bowl Or t@ll-shaped
nat Of the present season IL Of nearly
even proportions all around and rhe
tJrirn is only curved down slightly
while the hat itself instead Of being
'aised. up somewhat from the head
rests as faty a. po.sib!e upon he
soft waves Of hair and clusters Of
Hufs which comprise the fas asaiOrsJIe
Goitfure Of the moment II The all
around fat effect is not becoming d
slight tilt on one side vii. a once al
ter the too even lines ana will give
the desired heigh, 70 the Searer. This
style Of hat in light-cOlored straw or
lace trimmed ~ith artistic con Dira-
tons Of flowers. feathers and ribbons
with the lingerie gowns Of uidsuu-
mer
Motoring and Shopping Hat.
The second style Of hat that Is now
IN fashion ig Numerically opposed
In every line TO the fat bowl shape,
yet for the purposes for which it is
designed this hat is in its way quite
ss smart az the other. For travelling
motoring Or driving. or for the occa-
sionhl days shopping tour into town,
medium-sized toque. with unusually
high crown, but narrow brim bent
perhaps down on one side and Tilted
np on the other. is now TO be seen as
Al adjunct 10 smart walking gown
Or coat and skirt costume Of silk
linen, !Ongce or lightweight serge
When a net veil is worn-as is always
necessary In travelling OF driving-a
small hat is infinitely the most com
Portable and convenient, while for hot
summer weather in the country the
shade afforded by wide brimned
hat is most grateful, and fortunately
botn these designs are equally IN
vogue at the moment
On the whole the hats of this sum
tner are exceptionally becoming. Even
without the masses Of putfs and curls
which one Is given to understand are
obligatory if one desires TO look truly
sweet, even without these added
points of beauty, it is always easier
To get good effect with no great
abundance of curly locks when the
hat ncstles down fiat upon the crown
OF the head than when 1t is raised uD
some inches by q wide silk or velvet
bandeau, which in turn must be hid
den from view BY strands of hair
pinned up over It, Then, again. while
large hats are distinctly fashionable,
any great exaggeratiOn has already
been OstraciZed, while If so preferred
quite tiny hats made of feathers and
lace may be worn for formal after
noon wear
Charlotte Corday Style.
Only with the dain,icst Of lace
trimmed lingerie frocks is the revived
Charlotte Corday, with its inner ruTe
OF soft lace or net failing over the
hair. really attractive, and only to Ger,
tain types Of beauty Is this hat even
possible, but given these two condi,
ttons and this model Is altogether
charming. With masses Of hair. pre-.
ferably light in cOloring and worn ex.
t!emely soft and full about the face
Il Charlotte Coriay nat OF white or
feapolitan straw and trimmed with
delicate rosebuds or forget-me-nOts. is
exceedingly attractive Made without
the lace fri!l and having the soft
brim bent up against the crown, and
apparently held in place by long
full ostrich plume, which, ending on
the left side. falls down slightly over
the edge OF the hat this model Is es
pccially pretty in the pale shades OF
green, blue, pink and mauve. worn
with a silk, a chiffon or a fine linen or
batiste gown of the same tone In
shape the Charlotte Corday OF the
present Is quite unlike the modeI
which only three years back had such
widespread popularity that It was
quickly frowned upon by Dame Fash
Ion. Where formerly the frame was
.Jblong in shape, It is now nearl!
.ound. and in all likelihood will have
become quite round and much like
the netime mushroom hat ere #
once more vanishes from sight.