Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-17

flower or a bunch Of shaded foliage will appear among
the soft puhhng at one side.
Another good model in the new turbans has also the
transparent crown of tulle and loosely woven brim OF
fancy straw but the former is entirely covered with
flowers, masses OF roses, punches of cherries with their
leaves ana stems, Parma violets. wallhowers, or any
colored blossoms that one may wish to match the cos
tune. These make serviceable hats and are especially
adapted TO be worn with ones FIRST tailor suit
The fashion of wearing the spring turban is most
eoquettish. for instead of being placed on the head
straight it is worn as far on one side as is safe. To
keep them firmly in place a small barette is sewn in
at one side, generally the left, which lifts the hat
slightly, and a series Of we'll adjusted pins does the
rest with the most fascinating result imaginable.
For evening tall turbsns are the most worn-white.
black. or colors--snd quite an oriental effect IS given
them by wearing diamond and pearl ornaments on
them OF great magniheenee. The hats are made to look
as light and delicate as possible. and 10 accomplish
this the tulle is draped about the frames any number Of
ARREST effect.
Large hats this spring are mostly Of mohair and fine
straw. and their trimming consists OF feathers, garlands
OF the loveliest flowers. and enormous tulls bows, in
variably put on in the back The shapes are either the
wide brlmmed ones, straight like a huge, high sailor. or
they are the most picturesque brimmed ones that turn
at the side and droop slightly both back and front
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A word must be given to hatpins. the beauty and cost
Illness Of which constantly are increasing This season
offers a wonderful number Of novelties. Great dragon
flies OF horn or enamel beetles in gorgeous colors. a
large csbochon forming the body. any number Of com
binations in enamel and semi-preciOus stones. are some
OF the best that have been seen. All are exceptionally
large, ana II seems as II mere would be no limit 10
what extravagance in size would go one thing in their
favor is that they Invariably are ornamental. and as
long as this is the case they doubtless will continue
TO grow.
The production OF "Chantecler has had a certain
effect upon the fashions, particularly on hats and hat
pins. Most beautiful little enameled affairs. either the
head of q cock or a perfect pheasant In miniature. are
shown mounted on long pins OF on short clasp pins for
fastening ones wells. The colors used In these ara
simply stunning and for a while. at least they win be
a novelty.
There also are metallic luminous feathers. which are
TO be seen mounted on forms Of different birds. which
are used as pins or ornaments. These same feathers
are made up into buckles, ODD shaped flies. and even
into flowers OF tropical coloring and curious shapes.
Besides these trimmings and little trihes there are
some new neck ruches. called the "Chantecier" ruche,
which consists OF a three inch band OF glossy feather.
with dropping tail for one end and small. brilliant col
cred head al the other They fasten closely about the
throat and as the bands themselves are shaded in hne
tones Of greens and blues they are more Or less be-
coming and for any one who aims 20 appear in the
latest cry viii carry out this wish perfectly,
Tailor made frOcks are the ones that are engaging