Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-31


by little deft manipulation can be rem
dered remarkably becoming to any and every type
OF face
Apparently there is nothing new under the sun,
far as millinery is concerned however. The indians
have long been devotees OF the chantecler modes
which the milners advocated strongly the
able this fail have also been long ago by the
women Of Tanagra There is not the least doubt they
had some equivalent for fashion papers 1000 years
ago. II is hard women the way Genesis jumps off
after the fig lear report. one would like to know
what interviewed between the leaf and the fanciful
swirng robes in which Reboccs at the we'll IS usually
pictured
Among the colors which most frequently
in the new felt hats are the deep bronze shades.
These on the dark shade the line tilleul or
DER then there medium shades Of greenish blue,
the medium and dark shades OF leaf tho darker
copper brown shades, and the deeper shades of the
grayish wistara. Grsys in medium dark and light
shades also shown in tones leading towards blue,
and in those having the decided brownish or seal cast
and In the tones approaching taupe.
Three types Of hats featured-all with the down
ward brim. The first is on the Charlotte Corday or
der but the newest version OF this style shows much
narrower brm than has been the rule The crowns
large and slope gradually to the brim which is
rarely wider than three inches The second type is
the larger mushroom shape, with slightly ooncave
brim, having extra downward nick at the side to-
wards the back The third type is the irregular waved
brim with pronounced droop at ore or two
points and suggests the Gainsborough
While every indication is that the big hat viii not
be early the season, there is such super
abundant proof of the affection with which women
II that is bound to reappear later In the
son.
The smartest trimmings for these picturesque mod
els are ostrich pumes enormous bows OF sort
satin OF velvet with or without the addition of now
ers Time after time makers OF beautiful hats
and turbans have endsavored to win away
from the ostrich and boW trimmed hat. They have
brought flowers in profusion lowers made muslin
of satin. velvet velvet yelled in lace They have
tried the effect OF extraordinary flowers, introducing
sprays blossoms out Of cretoaue, overspread
with silk embroidery long stitches and appliqued
10 the hat.
All in vain. A temporary abandonment OF plumage
there lately but IL is with wholehearted al
legiance them that women returning this fall.
,rhe most fashionable ostrich feathers those OF
tho picturesque variety with excessively long fronds.
Coaue feathers and quilts are also greatly used
Among the toques ana turbans perhaps the most
original onering the Hussar turban, 1t is shown
heights, the most extreme type being about
eight inches. consists OF high taperng crown,
brimless. The trimming most frequently shown on
these hats Is high shower pompon OF slender coque
feathers placed high at the left side 80 as to ower
above the top OF tho hat.
There are several other types suggest
the Tommy Atkins hats that were in vogue several
years ago frequently OF draped panne vel
vet. beaver cloth, velvet or long Mapped beaver.
fig hat IS another novelty and follower OF the
oldtime peach basket model 1t is somewha. larger
than baskets in which pressed hgs sold
and is shown In all the new colors.
1t IS usually trimmed with broad. nat. loose bow
Of velvet satin ribbon made OF many loops spread
out the hat In the middle Is rosette or few
ribbon at dover like the poinsettia or the
ehrysanthemum.
There Is also a strong tendency TO specified enests
which appear only the smartest and the most
expensive of the ostrich decorated but also
moderate priced wing decorated millinery
Now u word OF advice In regard to the fall inilli-
merry:
The millinery Of this coming deserves 70 b
treated as a really subject II II be dealt with
airlly the gossamerke tule and lace that adorr
OF 1t it viii be found delusion and snare
II 1t be made topic Of thoughtful consider
alton II may be TO admiration.
Regard the models they appear eecupyini
the pinnacles OF tall stands upon which they ar
perohed In the milhsrs shops and their ecoentFioie