The Daily Missoulian., 1909-02-21
The Turks Turban, Too.

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| The Turks Turban, Too.
The draped turban of fabric is ex-
seedingly smart in Paris just now and
a few of these hats have been seen
here, though sthe style has not yet
been generally taken up by the mil
liners. Miss Olga Nethersole in ~ he
| Devil wears a gray velvet-draped
! turban on which is a bunch of purple
violets, and with an evening gown
on the stage in Paris a draped tur-
| ban is attracting some attention. In
| this turban the fabric is wound round
| the head and falls over to one side in
a point, to which is attached a dang
| ling gold tassel.
The idea of the draped turban is to
| have the material look as though it
were simply wound about the head
and held in place by two or three
large pins thrust through the folds in
| to the hair. The loose-l looking folds
however, are of course, most carefully
| tackled to a we'll l-shaped foundation
| of buckram
Some of the new straw turbans i'm
itate this draped effect. the brims
| being of flexible straw braid laid in
folds and the crowns flat plateaus
of straw arranged in loose tam effect
| Ecru and black straw turbans are
displayed in many smart milliner
shops, and this combination is usual
| ly chic and attractive Toreadors
with ecru straw crowns and brims
of the new rough procupine straw
braid have pompon, quill or wing
| trimmings. A charming turban model
pictured today, shows one of the new
| shapes for travelling and motoring
wear. A conical crown of fancy
straw in deep cream color is surround
| ed by low brim of the new straw
! trimming, this. trimming, in quite
| open effect, being laid over coral
pink silk. Coral hued wings and
bow of the silk directly at the back
| from the trimming.
Where to Tie Ones Hat Bow.
| There is notion just now for the
big flat bow of ribbon across the
| back of the turban. Several smartly
| dressed young girls have been seen
/ with these big bows of satin ribbon
set directly at the back of their huge
| fur turbans. A lynx turban of beau
/ tiful, silky fur-qute unlike the
thousands of jetty, pussy-cat turbans
which one meets on every hand now
had band of soft satin ribbon
crushed into the fur around the edge
of the brim and at the back the
ribbon was tied into big bow with
four-inch loops, which were pulled out
in crisp effect like a young miss
hairbrow. the ends Of the ribbon fall
ing to the line of the collar.
Another turban of draped cloth had
a bow arranged in a similar manner
except that the ribbon ends We're
gathered to points and weighed by
silver tassels.
The Street Hat,
The best milliners assert that a
more reasonable period in hat shapes
is on the way. Midsummer hats will
be as big and shady and picturesque
as ever they were-and this is quite
as it should be, for with dainty lin
gerie and silk frocks nothing is so
pretty as the broad brimmed picture
hat banked with flowers For street
wear however, the woman of refine
ment prefers a less conspicuous STYLE
and every woman must admit, what
ever her personal taste may be, that
in crowded street vehicles, or for
motoring wear under veil, the nat
with unexaggerated brim is vastly
more comfortable and sensible.
The new shapes, while conserva-
tive in size, are as smart as any of
last seasons monstrous styles; and
the new trimming effects show beau
tifully blended color effects. One Of
todays niode's shows a blocked Milan
straw in one Of the new millinery
blues, called the starry night. be-
cause of its peculiar greenish indigo
shade. This hat has a mushroom
brim which slopes downward over the
hair and rolls quite sharply upward
at one side. Panne velvet a shade
lighter than the straw, passes around
the low crown and is formed into
graceful bow at one side of the front.
From this bow a handsome wing in
the blue-grecn color sweeps oack-
ward over the crown of the hat
1t should be noted that the trim
ming of this hat is on the down side
and opposite the rolled-up brim. This
is most important feature, and were
this trimming reversed and put on
the old-style wagon the upper side