The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-05
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n THE season progresses hats
~ grow more and more becoming
This is the inevitable rule and
one very EARLY explained. During tht
early days. when new millinery u be-
ing exhibited. noboiy's mind u 'ei-
initeiy made up. for nobody Knows sN-
actly what styles are going To be.
Therefore the chief requirement III an
early fall or spring hat Is smartnoss'
becomingness beine u secondary con
sIdefation. Later on, when tashlnhH
are fully established. individual pref
erences and tastes may p
consulted and individual jutg-
ment exercised. One then selects from
the garden of styles that particular
specimen which one deems most ap-
proprintc for ones own personal type
with the result that The midseason hat
IL usually both chic and becoming Y
November Starts the Fur Hat Season.
Since horse show week fur mats
have been str.nuousiy olbawing tho
earlier models trimmed with rlumss
and aigrettes some OF. the ne"
hats combine fur and feathers in in
extreme Of luxury thnt almost takes
the breath away; for either one Of
these trimmings represents sub
mllliners. however seem 20 have taxi
en- the bit in their teeth, as far AZ
prices are concerned. and are now
adding insult to injury in the matter
of feathers heaped upon fur.
An exquisite hat. worn III one Of
the boxes at the opening performance
Of the new theater. earlier In the
month is shown on tOdaSs page. This
hat a graceful cavalier shape of sill .
yer gray MORE silk. had around the .
crown broad band of ehinehlila fur
ard over the roiled-up brim tumhlea .
three splendid willow plum.s in pale
blue The ecst of such n hut may he b
ima gined when one remembers the
ariee of even little strip Of chin
-hilia fur, and IL also familiar with .
the expensiveness of hand knottcd !
willow plumes in delicate shades.
Draped Velvet Crown Fur TJrbans. /
Skunk is the RIOS. fashionable mill ,
iinery pelt In Paris just row, brown 7
furs showing tendency H. fnrgg
ahead Of thu long popuiar hinck lynx .
and fox The modish French turhan .
has n velvet crown rising above ths
FUR hrin. aad often there Is II hass .
rnuff Of the velvet and fur IL match .
the neckpieee being entirely of the .
fur.
4 very chic fur and velvet turhaa .
~ Charlotte is illustrated: this tar
ban having skunk hrim and a fuil .
draped crown of linden grocn-the new .
greenish tan shade which is eNtravu-
gantiy fashionable in Paris just ncw.
and which Is called h. IN artist
eouturier, the temperaaentai color. =
SOe#a - these f1r-brimmed turbars
liase vHtH s-nr'Et crawns-the scarlet
note being strongly evident i'm mill
merry now On etherrurhans the now
familiar and always beautiful bleu
Roi is used Burgundy. deep wine
red. and Reboux-or bottle-gretn are
colors that are especially rich In the
new millinery velyets. and these col
ors. used in combination with the fur
brims. are immersajs beenmsng.
The Mushroom in New Disguise.
Examine one Of these Paris "tur-
bans carefully and you will find that
its basis IL the hard-workad and well
beloved mushroom. \ steep hrimmed
shape of huekram scoops =
down over the hair and the fur band.
backed by crinoline, ts set upright ON
the edge al this brim. the underside
of the brim being faced with dark
silk In match the fur or with velvet
like the big. draped crown The
crown should no, he hard Ia make.
provided plenty of velvet is supplied
for generous shirrings and twistinEs
The material may he draped toward
one side of the turhan and finished
with big bow as illustrated: ar ii
may be- shirrsd an cords all around the
edge of the crown ana arranged t.
slope upward several inches higher
toward the hack-a fad in millinery
just now,
Theater Toques of Fur and Velvet. .
In evening miilinery-and. mind you. /
FUR furabus are quite as correct for
gasitght as for street when right