The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28

outing models In felt and straw. One Of
thess which was ready to b cent out
With . Tuxedo order by . Fifth avenue
milliner was Of beautiful soft white felt
II had . rather large round crown
which could be crushed into any shape
desired. though the milliner advocated its
original dome lines. The brim was rather
wide. soft and curied up slightly toward
the edge. rolling moro sharply ut the left
side than elsewhere.
Almost on the edge OF this brim on the
under aide was laid . three inch hand OF
the finest and supplest sort Of straw braid.
Q braid that could be handled almost like
q rich ribbon or textile fabric. This was
In q soft and lovely shade OF light brown
The only other trimming was a scarf and
big bow Of the same fine straw. A smarter
outing hat il would he hard TO find. and
another model very similar in gray and
white was almost az affective.
Outing hats Of soft beaver trimmed
simply In q scarf OF satin or rich silk are
being bought for mountain and country
wear through September and October
and the Aeroplane models launched this
summer are being made up in folded
silks and supple felts and are popular for
motoring
There are innumerabIe little hats and
bonnets designed primarily for motoring.
though some of the models are available
for street also. and some women prefer "a
general utility hat small and comfortable
enough for motoring 20 a model suitable
for wear nowhere save in a car.
Tho quaint and picturesque bonnet il
by no means becoming To- every woman.
and something rather more conservating
yet close fitting and easily veiled is really
Q wiser choice for the average woman,
Fortunately there are plenty OF these com
Portable little shapes. One iaunty FrencE
model sketched for this page was origi-
nally made up In soft heavy linen. bu, has
been copied in satin. rich raw silk and
other suitable silsen stuffs and is built
up in felt or beaver and satin.
A little round share in beaver or felt
omething like skull cap but without
SEAMS and with brim rolling up closely
across the front and ending above the
ears. IL Of French design and - usually
trimmed with chonx At the sides and
strings OF merely with a draped vel
and large headed pins. Some OF the
little close fitting black satin hats are
admirable for motor purposes. light.
comfortable. easily yelled and shedding
dust readily.
Motor bonnets are coming out in beaver
and smooth felt. combined with Hhirred
and corded satin. aud whole bonnets
Of satin and other silks are made up on
the line already familiar. OF the knitted
hood or bonnet mention has been made
before. IL 10 made in all colors and u-lI-
ally lined with n constrasting silk. and
occasionally this silk lining shows as
facing. the cap edge being rolled back
around the face
4 white tngora knitted round cap.
fitting the heal closely and 20 he worn
pulled we'll down over the HAIR m back
and sides. had a mic = brim rolled up closely
against the body Of the cap This could
be turned down over the ears and brow
II needed on a sharply cold day. The
cap was lined with rose silk ana with It
Ners a long coat sweater Of thu same
knitted white Angora. long fring"d
neck scarf n match and gauntlet nittAnz
Such cold weather costume would
not retain its pristine whiteness very
long u worn for motoring. but the or ginrl
vas designed for a French anrupana
enthusiast. and presumably hving il
cleaner work than motoring. For many
fall and winter sports and outing uses
the costume would he charming
some of the knitted coats have pointed
hoods attached. leaving no opening for
the entrance Of cold wind around the
sides and back 81 the neck
Far hoods for motoring ara already
Appearing too. and fur promises to h'
a very important note throughout tho
winter millinery. An advance model
in beaver of q delicious rose tone trimmed
IN mole skin and mole color plumeS IA
one % the handsomesf large hats r~,an
but OF the big hats 81 IN" coming s.A-nn
W. will tax smother tune
THE IONDON Pr.