The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-18

hat may be composed. And the ma
terIols arc so many In number and so
absolutely unlike. Satin. matters plush,
velvet, plain or mirror beaver and felt all
are in fashion. and often one or two of
these fabrics nrc combined. Hattcrs'
plush. for instance. while an effective is
not always a becoming material, so the
crown of the hat may he made of 1t. but
the brim will be of velvet, 30 much softer
and more becoming, while with satin
there will also be velvet
Iulle and maline net are not matcrinls
generally associated with winter, hut
tulle combined with velvet or fur Is i'm.
mensely smart at this moment and so ara
velvet and beaver. satin and beaver. and
so on indefinitely through series of com.
binatlons never before attempted. The
tulle and velvet creation is exceedingly
smart and we'll adapted to the theatre
and picture hat. Tulle, as may readily
be lmagiued, is far cheaper than osprey or
bird of paradise plumes, and can, it a
clover milliner dciGnS To use il. be snbsti- |
tuted for the costly feathers, for the biz
iiigly light and airy in effect. and. terrible
as may sound the statement, arc every bit
as becoming. But tulle and net cannot
properly be dealt with by my nmutcur
and the pricc demanded for the b,llo
trimmed theatre hat is far in advance of !
what was formerly asked mote the state
ment dcmanded) for a most elaborate,v |
trimmed feather bnt
Craze for Aigrettes.
1t Is quite question whether there will
be feather left to any sbrd of note If
the c'aze-it is nothing else-for the
aigrcttes and egrets continues. Apparently
women have gone quite mad over these
trimmings. for no price is too high to ps g
and all kinds Of pleading against tho
slaughter of The birds goes for nausht.
Certainly tho feathers arc exouisitcly
beautiful. but too many spoil the srnartest
and most becoming hat ever turned out
and look merely like an ostentstious dis.
play oil what money can buy. There ars
many cleVerly made up feathers this sea-
sTn That have the same general effect nc
the costly aieccttes, and those espccial,, :,
white are used in quantities on the larco
hats that still are cassed as tbeotrc md
dress" hats.
ohquesuonably small hnts arc con.
S'dered very smart this season bur The
large hat for dress" still is primc
iaForite, and this in spite of the facr
mat every day secs new models in tho
most fascinating small shapes nictr.
rescue to degree and more and more On
VIC lines of a headdresS or Em.
''re urban. In theatre box or at
restaurant the large hat worn with
tue gown open at the throat seems ca 6t
III win Its surroundings At the saro
''me The close fitting turban with tho
o'erette-n feather SO placed as TO give
''e "eeneo height-scems marvellousIv IN
accord with tho close clingine satin or
,elFet gown on the picturesque order
~e"n Tai win cut, tne small hat or The
.arse' only time can tell. For the momcn,
II 10 essential 10 happiness TO be nos.
sessed Of both
frettiest and most becoming of all tho
many and varied styles this season arc
Inc tascinaiinely becoming fur hats wb,c,,
are OF so many different models Md,
lchtlrcly OF fur, OF velvet or beaver u.;n.
liur, IN soft turban shape or in sim ,h,.l