The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-28
Turbans and TriCOrHes
Models i'm Street Hats
BY EDITH RAYMOND.

NEW YORK. Nov. 27.-Turbans and
tricornes are the leading models among
street hats The tricorne Is much
played on shape and often Is so tWlStee
out of It's original outlines as To pe
hardly recognizable. But the Little
Iorpoyal hat, iruo 10 its historic like
ness, is one of the leading models: The
turbans are masses of material drapcd
and piled on high Struclurcs. and they
arc as heavy as they look when ON the
head The head sizes remain big and
heads are still lost under TINS cover
ings
In many OF ihc smart hats for winter
the hip crowns arc Of fur, while the
hrims are velvet Such a hat of wide
mushroom shape with dome crown has
the crown of chnchilla fur and inc
brim which slopes all around OF dark
green velvet plped AZ the edge WIN
green satin Of little lighter shade
Tbree ostrich feathers of pale green
droop over the crown aud hrIm. Inc
hat is worn with n green cloth gown
trimmed with buttons covered with the
cloth and green silk soutacho. Inc Yoke
is Of pale green net over slNcr.
With the MOyeu Age costumes, winch
arc s,ilI in force. ono sees picturesque
if not becoming hats with caprclous
crowns and fantastic brims battencd
against them. FIutcd Sllk makes some
of these crowns many OF winch slope
toward thc back in most unexpected
Nays BTims are apt 10 he very narroN
and are always folded against iug
crowns \ hat of this order has Il tluted
rose.coI0rcd satin crown and narrow
hrim of hrnadtail At he side there -
= handsome osprey feather held ny
big cabochon of platinum and rhine
stones The hat is worn with pictur-
csquc gown of old rose velvet, which
j. trimmed with broadtail.
Ostrich feathers arc a great deal used
with velvet picture hats. They often
stand erect ~ one side. drooplng ever
50 it,Ie toward he front aud held IN
place by 4 iewclcd cabochon. Three
beautiful white ostrich feathers trim a
mole colored velvet which matches inc
velvet gown which II accompanies. nc
wide brim Is turned up sharply ~ Que
side aud is held there by the tcItherS,
thc stems of which half way down the
brim are caught with fat bow of sap
phirc blue velvet \ broad band of the
sapphire blue velvet encircieS the crown.
Beaver cloth hats of this klnd are often
finished with cockados of oNldIZcd gal,
loon or by a franciscan girdie oi gold
or silver ending in tasscls. WIN
vine -colorcd vciVctCcU suit there Is
tnomc of the same color and material
trimmed with q narrow band uf lur
and tarnshcd old silver cockadc.
Al a iea-roon The other dov a young
matron wore Il PLAIN gown OF deep truIt-
red velvet The neck was co]arlesS,
straight across the front and pointed AZ
Ihc shoulders The bottom OF the ShorL
plain skirt aud of the sleeves were Tin
iSbcd with bands uf rich embroidery
and the belt was of the same kind Inc
skirt was gathered ever so slightly IN
10 the belt and the waist was slightly
houScd, and "A trifle short-walstcd. \
tnrban of the same velvet. trimmed
with handsome black feathers ana
large fat handbag thai matched inc
suii IN color, accompanied the costume.
As tho season advances the vogue
uf the velvet suit has assumed import
aucc Volvcts are thinner than ever
this season and they fall in the same
limp lines rs the satiGs. For street
suits vclvcteen is good deal used ahd
;bC usual finish Is braid more 1f less
claboratcly applied. Black leads IN such
costumes, although dark green winch
ha, been favored in serge since the he
thinning OF the season is also popular
: chestnut brown borrowed from the
horse chestnut Is generally becoming
nnd worn with black hat IS most CT.
brown that has tried 10 COPY the tender
tone of the young nut just when the
green husi breaks.
Eiack and white costumes continue 10
br good deal Thought Of, but with the
Growth uf the season solid black and
cOlors have gained greater popularity
There is a new wide braid which iS be-
inc much used II was seen in velvet
cen suit tho other dav The braid was
:,bout six inches wide and made line
around the skirt below the knees, Tire
line being broken at the back and front
by prcttily braided panels,
Persian lamb is trimming some of the
jailormades with satisfaction. \ short
coated littlc suit seen on the avenue had
q narrow band of the fur cdGlug the
braid which trimmed the vandykes OF
the short jacket AT the back. the shawl
collar which extended in long facing
10 the girdle AT the front, and the
sleeves. A Persian lamb muif went
with the suit. The coat is worthy ot
notice since it is wide departure from
what has been worn for several months
IL was half fitted mt the back and hung
in two points to very short-hlp depth
The sides and front had Il belt of nor
NAL height.
The reentry Of the short coat is max
ing one Of the most entertaining fca
lures of early winter styles. Paris ha:
out and out taken q stand for IT. but
here If is still tentative. The vogu,
of the short wrap is, however, well. as
sured for the coming season.
Variations of the Russian effects ar,
much liked \ striking suggestion il
10 be found in q tabac hroadcloth hav
lug a plain skirt trimmed with skunl
MS "A foot band and a Russian tunic coat
fastened from throat TO hem. The skir
Of the coat is cut straight across th'
front and slightly longer ut the side
and back. \ narrow band of fur mark
the line Of joining blouse and skirt por
tons, aud there Is another baud i,
stock fashion around the neck Th
band at tho waist is raised slightly an,
curved in order that it may not dcirac
from tho graceful contour Of the fig
urc. which is a point that has 10 h
rcckoned with when fur is to be use
as n waist banding Properly arranged
it is attractivc: otherwise il is one o
certain features that arc better avoide
entirely.
In another costume that shows tn
Russian influence the upper portion o
the coat has two half.incb pIaits out
ward.tupcd. stitched only from th