The San Francisco call., 1909-09-19

f-..-sE.af in millinery styles Among the new tur-
lxlNfLsyb ban models the Henry w. is a notable
y5==1.1=@l example the striking lines of
this particular shape. 1t promises to
turban ideas through the fall winter
materials usually chosen and
vet in combination. The shape is large and oblong
with sharply turned left side brirn
velvet draped the peculiar draping of the full
folds Of velvet giving originality and distinctveness
this rather eccentric turban idea The height
emphasized by white airgrettes or by trim
mings of fancy feathers. by large wings which
backward.
Panne and paon velvet will be used in quantities in
the making of these hats. While black is the most
popular for this style Of hat also used
In the trimmings such wings and other fancy
feather effects bigness characterizes of
elites Wings are unusually large this season and
say it softly-unusually expensive. long plume
effects made Of aigrettes have again this fall
and they being shown the imported
models They also shown with black Mercury
wings at the base. and this novelty is particularly
striking with quill plume effect made up of the
masses Of white heron aigrette.
Another feature of the season is the favor shown
the black and white combinations. While this tend
ency was noticeable in the late millinery it
promises to reach its during this fall
and winter The combination is to have
the shape of black, with the trimmings entirely in
white.
The familiar Gainsborough type of picture hat
which much the vogue this summer, more
Fnodsh than n in brirn
crown. height velvet is used as a COW
ering for the shape. with drapngs in various
effects and materials in novelty bands The trim
mings usually ostrich plumes The long sweeping
graceful lines Of these always appeal women
and the artistic merits make the hat favorite
the dressy occasions These large are worn
this to rest low head Where these hats
worked out in beaver favorite combination the
beaver with apple green plumes.
The ribbons in millinery continues with
undiminished strength Ribbons used in
quantities the newest fall and winter hats. The
large moire satin, taneta ribbon is one of
the smares of trimmings for both the expensive and
medium priced hats. In the of the latter a
handsome bow Of ribbon often takes the place of the
expensive aigrette. ostrich trimming
The satin glase ribbons. the changeable tafetas.
and the pompadour effects in warp and surface prints
among the fall offerings for hat trimmings. These
ribbons in their color effects combinations of
shades In the rich tones more attractive
fascinating Moires shades and in varying
patterns of marking and in combination with
satin and other finishes greatly used The of
the cockade bows and ribbon n
crease the demand for ribbon in millinery
In face yelling never have such extreme styles
been shown and yet they extremely and
fashionable The newest yelling have enormous meshes.
many Of which from one-haf inch n size.
The between the fine supporting
meshes and the meshes themselves gives greater
prominence to the large blocks which stand
out like the squares a checker board.
The openings between the blocks and are gem
orally in regular diamond shape. though others
irregular and in particular shape Probably the
pronounced of all things in yelling is the
lace face veil Of both princess chantily lace The
large pattern border styles like
the princess wells which early the sum-
mer in colors. notably in green
promises be popular in millinery during the
winter Festoons of beads of Jet used on
hats turbans alike and when associated with fine
puage create wonderfully smart and unique effects
The may be said of twisted. irregular tangles
strings metal beads which in many are
substitutes for crowned bands They in all the
late tnts Tanise gray jol joyeuse salome rose
zenith, blue and also nchen green.