The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-30

combining are almost innumcrsble. When
fur is seen ON the summer models 1t is
geDerally as part of the trimming on
mouSscline OF lace hat.
CoruHower blue is favorite shade OF
the moment and is introduced with every
color that will admit of the combination
Thistle is another favorite trimming and
n touch OF corn0ower blue velvet on
white hat yelled in black tulle with
great cluster of full blown thistles as
trimming was most attractive.
BLACK VELVET SUNSHADES.
There is no real limit for the size OF
the hats of the present momcDt-no limit
in any direction. it might be said. When
large they arc so large as TO mako the
widest Gainsborough look like Scotch
cap. When small they arc very small
and rapidly growing narrower. AT the
same time a hat of medium size does
mot necessarily look out of date. Some
hnts are very high. others apparently
mite low and fat, yet if the proportions
lond lines are correct they Will look smart
4 high bandeau instead OF a fat halo
is worn in some of the newest hats when
If is desired 10 keep the slopinS brn
from entirely enveloping the face. The
height OF the bandeau must depend en-
tirely upon the individual. This means
largely the way in which the hair IS worn,
for upon this depends almost entirely the
adjustment of the hat
No summer costume is perfect without
lis sunshade, even though the hat Is
itself wider than the parasol. for a
Iparas sol must be carried to give finished
effect TO the whole, There are many
novelties in the parasols of the present
wear, but chief among them Is the sun
shade of black velvet lined with softly
shirrod white chiffon. Somewhat incon-
gruous, perhaps, velvet paTasol II ncy-
crtheess exceedingly effective, and
black velvet is more effective than any
other. 1t must have very long handle,
almost shepherds crook of course with
out the crook, and it must not be too
wide when open, Tor then 1t might be
heavy 1t is absolutely plain save for
the lining, but the sticks and the handle
may be as costly as desired AS yet
velvet sunshadc is by no means cheap.
even in its simplest FORM
NEW SATIN SCARFS,
Brocadc para soils are also smnrt this
year and the silk sunshades so covered.
or 10 speak more strictly, so cut by open
English embroidery as to be not shades
at nn, are also much in demand. The
shapes of many OF the newest parnsols
ere strange and curious 10 behold, every
possible design being attempted, even the
Japanese umbrella with its numerous
The handle too. is an all important
part of the parasol of to-day Tortoise
shell and amber, with monogram or
initials in gold, arc always in fashion,
but now The craze Is for the different
,inds of costly enamel ware In exquisite
shades of mauve and blue. There are
,nriousIy carved wooden handles also,
md the utility or vanity handles. with
inv powder box and mirror at the top
ire approved by all followers oil fashion
Another complement 10 costume Tor
afo summer or early autumn ia ono oi
he new satin scarfs- Black, faced with
white. about half yard in width ana
Uo and a half yards long, is The most
,opuIor combination, but there are also
lack scarfs seen lined with eorDnower
Inc and even raspberry pink, according
. the costume itself. There are some
CARTS now sold which ARE wide enough
q form regular wraps, and tnsse hre
cen in both chiffon and two tbicknesses
f satin