Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-29

their own styles with certainty or sue
cess. is a model Of black horsehair and
rose-colored straw combined. the horse
hair being woven 10 form band about
the full crown and also To face tn" EfaEr
hrim. IT is arranged IN tiny plaltS along
the edge which turns back in = sailor
like roll all around. C1oso-fgc,cd roses
made of soft satin in s}lGrz Of pink and
deep crimson. with l3ga @rFen foliage,
are grouped i'm n large custer At tho left
side, while a single rose ard bud with
two or three leaves III Glcvu are placed
at the right side. This particular hat
is charmingly giriish. and is worn slight
ly tilted to the right Side. II leaves more
of the face exposed than do most of the
head coverings of its class. but also in
sists like them. upon the latest style of
couture If 1t is to tie becoming. The
satin roses shown upon it. by the way.
are a style of flower much favored this
season. not only in millinery, but for
trimming evening gowns and for couture
decoration. For any one Of the three
uses tiny artificial blossoms, forget-me-
nots, heliotropes and the like are fre-
uuently mingled with the satin flowers. /
The cavalier shape one OF the most
picturesque and becoming of hats, is a.
favorite in the early display of straw,
head coverings. the one illustrated being
a charming exposition Of what is best
in this line. Made of very coarse glossy,
black straw il has a fairly high crown
and q sweeping brim of lovely curves.
The breast feathers Of the duck. showing
metallic green standings. are arranged In
the new high effect and. with the w1de
dark green velvet crown band. are tho
only trimmings save the square hat pin
or green crystal framed with rhinestones.,
This shape of hat made of maine or laca
looks exceedingly well trimmed with sew
eral willow plumes.
Some of the turbans heretofore de-
scrbed have been suggested as good hats
for travelling, but here is a model which
has been designed especially for that pur-
pose. The Marie Stuart foundation OF
dark blue straw sets close to the head.
and the trimming is of such nature that
it cannot become bedragGled from the
effects OF the atmosphere. consisting. az
it does. OF windmill rosetteS of dark
blue satin with two uncurled black os-
trich plumes. The shape, ii viii be OBJ
served, forms a downward turning point
al the center OF the front, but otherwise
the shallow brim is straight. and the
veil can be tied over trinity. keeping
head covering and hair in perfect order.
no matter how long the trip.
A newer and even smarter shape than
the becoming tricorne IS the bicorne, a
two-cornered hat very Napuleonic in its
modelling. 1t sets jauntily on the head
with the front corner pointing downward
over the left ear. Ropes of tiny roses
strayiug over the brim up on la the
crown and forming garland effect at
the back of the head is a fuvorite trim
ming scheme. Another new note in the
spring millinery is the hair band. This
is an inch wide band of the hat trim
ming velvet or satin. whatever it may
be- posed over canvas foundation and
attached to the hat after the manner of
the narrow elastic on a child'S hat.
Sometimes 4 neat crayat bow of velvet
finishes the band. and again flower petals
are sewn fiat 10 plain band of silk or
velvet, this making Il charming frame
for pretty face.