The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-28

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s..k. with baal : s@9k sllH around
the crown. y X
Bows and How TO Make Them.
The bows which trim the new hats
are charmihgly graceful IN their arr
rangement this year. They are not
made, however, In the usual way ~ Z
pinchlng the loops into a tight nlaDss
and tying securely with wire, 10 giHe
the suggestion Of ease and loosencS
which now characterizes them. lhs
loops are formed On the, hat ana
fastened with long stitches drawn
over the centre OF the. bow as eacn,
loop Is made. In wiring this type Of
bov bend the wire over In narroy
points--as shown in the first illustra-
| ton in the middle Of the pageT-to ex.
tend within half an inch OF the emu
of the loop. Sew the wire In eacA loop
as YOU make the bow and secure Win
sllp-stitches conceded under Inc folds
This holds the bow firmly withou. de-
tracing from the soft appearance
which Is Its chief charm.
Heavy thread and metal laces are,
pretty features OF the winter bats de-
signed TO wear with dressy clothes
This Is shown in a new application
| with the straight edge OF the
lace sewcd to the bfim edge, and inc
scallops falling in loose arrange
ment over the brim and crown. Inls
idea is one which you may mae prac-
| tieal use OF in remodeling an old nat
which has become spotted or SHOWS
SIGNS OF wear on the upper brim. Tns
scalop should not be fastened tight,
but held here and thers wlsh lcng
/ tacks ss f.
velIs and Their Mesalngs.
The extremely spider-web and hlmy
treatments OF last sps ing a.e repeated
in many variations, while the lace ven
is more than ever popular. Fle de-
cidedly new thing among The tter is
the flet mesh which comes IN sither
| black or white with a little. square,
4 all-oyer motif and a bios. ed pattern
at the edge. This has muca d,stirc-
/ ton. and Is becoming as vel as
smart. In one charming lace veil with
oyals | saw the same tendency 20
combine three or four mesJes As
among the laces. The bic o,4i opcp-
! ings are in one size, the main Nl IN
another, whereas the pattero9d eage
is smaller still Alihouga thu veil. il
one of the marked novelties ~ fhe
season 1t Is one that should DsNavo;n
only by the right person, AZ II. is,s ~
no means suited TO every face fhe
new color in lace veil Is a champagne
tint a good deal deeper than creams
and this promises to be highly pop
,liar. since 1t has the charming facL,V
OF softenlng the face and ls an I'M
proyement over The harshness OF me
dead-white veil. The fine meshes are
80 flmy and sh e wy In tissue and
confused in pa-ee.a that they have
been named "ceacle.' They come
nearest, perhaps, in citsct to the
cracklcd patterns Of fsost on the pane
New Laees. {l,
The distinctive feature OF new lacea
is the combination In one design Of
several sized meshes, there being ss
many as three or four paced toG. he
and never, less ihsn t@o. The newest
lace. known as m..ile lace. Il bfina
given tho treatment just descrloFq
Its pattern is very lovely. delcate arg
fllmy, an arrangement Of ferns oyerS
sprsaaing The main body WITH "a
strengthening At the edge Of q Wild
rose motif. This last Is supplemented
by feathery sprinkling OF tiny dots
1t measures eighteen inches in width
a Belonging to Tie same family IS tns
e medieval ma.ine lace. wiga It's quaint
d charming little pattern showing Tx
i figure. Of woman holding mace q
e hatchet in either hand This AZ
d proaches ycrt asseiv a fFai n's s1,il
effect and is ,c.,e u ~ G,92 pcHgla
n styles Of the year