The Washington times., 1910-09-19
THE HATS THE THING
FROM THIS TINE ON
Smartly Gowned Women In
spect Bewildering Display
at S. Kann, Sons & Co.

Thronss Of smartly gowned and en-
thusiastic women, and a bewildering
array of the fetching hats combine TO
make the millinery opening at 5. Kann,
Sens & Co.'S today a noteworthy event
As seen in the great variety Of shapes,
coiOrs and combinations which the
kann display affords. the hats the
thing by which TO catch the spirit of
the times
The enormous picture hat Of velvet,
with gently rolling side and front brim;
the small, spsrsely trimmed turban with
high crown, the French opera bonnet
Of lace and velvet, and the cunning
little automobile hood Of beaver or
velvet, are all shown at the Kann open
ing, and each IS necessary TO the win
ter wardrobe Of the well-dressed WON
an
Illustrating a smart and effective use
OF wings on the picture hat is a model
shown in purple-blue satin The shape
Of the hat IS mushroom, the wide, low
brim circling the face OF the wearer-
The crown is high, and IS completely
circled with stunning blue wings laid
% elegant simplicity and snartness-
Tapestry Is Popular.
The popularity OF tapestry Is shown
bans, and one OF the smartest OF the
picture hats seen at Kann's is exhib-
tied in the window display. which has
attracted the attention Of passersby
throughout the day This hat is also
mushroom shape, made entirely Of tap
estry, showing many beautiful cOlors.
and braided with silver SOutache- The
trimming consists Of fur. marten being
used In suite with the hat is the
Smartest mUff OF tapestry and maTtsn.
Another picture hat that is indeSCr1p-
ably charming and smart Is exceedingly
simple IN effect II is Of black velvet,
very large, and with the bTim Curving
consists solely OF a great yellow satin
bow made OF many soft twists. and put
on slightly TO the left Of the broad low
crown As an afternoon hat for a pretty
Be surpassed
Artificial flowers have given way
almost entirely on these new hats TO
Dlumes, velvet fur, and lace, which run
not over odd and beautiful shapes that
enhance the charm OF the faces be
meath The picture hats at kann's are
wonderful combinations Of these mater
l6is- NelVetSr SaunSr and tapestries are
used IN their construction Marten and
skunk are the popular fUrs which trim
them. and q charming novelty is seen
IN handmade roses and buds Of velvet.
The foliage used with these flowers IS
also Of velvet and hand made
TuTbans Are Interesting.
None the less interesting are the tur-
bans The favored color for these hats
IS black, with navy blue running a close
second for popularity Brown also is
used in 8 number Of the small hats.
High, stiH-looking crowns, and soft
brims are the Distinguishing features Of
most OF the turbans seen this year. One
q the suartest at kann's is a large
white turban- the high brim made of
white fox, and the crown covered with
white feathers.
A Scottish Highland turban that is
particularly effective IS Of sealsdn,
draped with fur Very smart also a
black paune velvet turban, made with
high Gro n. and absolutely untrimmed.
save for q SILK cord knOtted at the base
OF the crown The soft bTim is lined
with white satin, and is rolled high on
the left side
one Of the newest things OUT is the
model made entirely OF tapestry, with
very high crown and brim. which for
q ttrban shape IS rather broad.
The favored trimmings for tUrbans as
sxemplified by the KanD display. are
gold and silver braid, tassels, epaUilette
effects, and fur
Hoods For the Theater.
One OF the most BewitchinE features
Of the display IS seen in the little
French opera hoods which maids and
matrons VIII wear at the theater this
winter after removing the regulation
picture hat One Of these hoods that is
irresistible has a crown Of salmon pink
velvet covered with gold lace, and is
finished with two deep frilIs OF the
lace.
In automobile hoods there is every
variety OF beaver. satin, and velvet.
but one model that has all the stvIe
OF the PRrfsienne and is at the Sa me
time highly practical is that imported
from Nine Germaines The soft
crown is OF blue beaver. finished with
3. broad band Of velvet In this band
Is sewed the veil, which, when lowered
hts the face perfectly, thus dispensing
with the trouble OF tying a vel
The display Of untrin1rned hats seen
a. Kann's enhances the interest Of the
opening There are velvet and satin
picture hats and turbans galore. each
OF them awaiting the dictates Of MI
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