The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-10-13
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the velvet bow is very deep green.
| This hat is worn with suit of the
same color trimmed with green velvet
and metal buttons the exact color of
slate.
But the cavalier shapes are not all
trimmed so deliberately, for some of
these shapes are modified and a
swathe with a big ornament of two or
three fancy hatpins will be used, and
then the Snaps becomes a most SER
vceable affair for every day. One of
these was a little smaller and closer
in fit than the one already described,
covered with Ottoman silk in black
with the sides of the crown ornament
ed with passementerie. The narrow
brim lies down close on the hair with
a roll on the left side where a big
velvet bow is it's only ornament
A square crowned sailor was also
exhibitor this week that would make
a splendid suit hat for business or
| travelling. The crown is narrow, rolls
slightly on the left, and the silk Of
which it is made is draped around
the brim and the fan bow at the left
is held in place with d big jet pin.
This hat could be copied in blue MORE,
a material that will be used extensive
| " this season. 1t is hat that will
last easilysthrough the winter for such
wear as it has nothing to it's con-
struction that is perishable.
The Marie Antoinette turban has
| always been. a favorite with many
women and the model for this has
| been taken from Vigee Lebrun's por-
| trait of that poor queen For semi
| dress occasions the model copied FROM
| that picture for this exhibition was
an excellent choice. 1t is rather large
and of course has no brim, but the
| in net over a foundation of velvet.
| The crown has one odd idea not un-
| usually seen; the center. is lightly
depressed and in some Instances very
much so. and then reminds one of
when the high quilts are used. The
further characterization of the motel
-. cd nv. Ia 81 ~ n In ,
agrette that falls from the back FOR
| ward over the crown. Made in son.c
of the delightful greys that will be
worn this fall with brightly colored
aigrette. it would be a hat that could
be used on many occasions, when a
business hat would be too stiff and
when the picture hat would be alto
gether too dressy. For the afternoon
suit it would be very appropriate.
The liking for large flowers laid
fatty on the side of the brim and
against the crown will be seen on a
number of the winter hats, and one of
black velvet having a cascade of short
plumes on the left had two beautiful
white velvet callas on the right side
the golden stamine giving a touch of
elegance not usually seen.
For theater wear a few toques are
shown which are we'll liked for car
riage wear Often with youthful faces
the front is quite pronounced in it's
openness and filled with beautiful lace
and flowers. The idea of the ties un
der the chin appeals to many wearers
who can stand the effect
Hatpins are now a most important
point in millinery for as well as serv
ing the useful they are raised to the
ornamental plane. In shapes the balls,
are seen most often. Amber heads
with jet close behind, then comes horn
bone covered with an overlacing of
silver or gold Hand-painted pins
are seen more frequently. The pins set
with semi precious stones are much
liked and a bit of sentiment can often
be thus attached to so necessary d
thing as hat pin for the fad for
birth stones has not yet worn out.