The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-24

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wv aud early summer millinery /
W. looks queer to our unaccus
toned eyes, It iB at least 4
becoming Qneerness that borders on
Quaintuess. The general lines seem TO \
be adapted from The winter fagorites /
VIZ the oriental uirban, the bicoine
and the Gainsborough While The
summer hats IN no way resemble the
winter hats, one can perceive theifi
paRic principles One characteristic
they have III common, however, chat
labels them Immediately as his sea
sons headgear, and that Is the gem
sral line which they take III relation
10 the head, Invariably all slant NJ.
fxsrd and hack, unless II be the vide
tM.mmed affair. and these flare very
$...a, some II them hanging IN limp
REGULATIONS ..ikut the fare. while
.&.hers droa1 slightly ct either side,
%iving ary cvaslse suggestion Of
xhe psk@
W. Ia mouc:t .0&t Napoleon
hGu!, osAsfsnr D1c u10e. gone about
~ a4scs assical .cs, Aans as its NJ
~ Ss.u.,i.1s N .es.~ s-aEle, h;e ioi
tue very first TsUt.- s1o~o sfs ap-
.sssy;u.eiy new yaFiati~ = Il cu.G~s nisl
nls,< sally bee. A1o : po9A
1t.r .odel; made e.-ry kitA ot II n
serl.l M some %.skl.l ui sns terrain.
( ths Ssxss 4k. .yiDs The CnanacleeF,
5*o ca5,l : s- en% Nera ID RO5.
4ant1 u,m plAs Q. tnAi aalas recently
tgiven y Paris
Black velvet sAiir and yoInchon,
\ s%gEo.n tops fa<1n uiln vs1vsi tfI
olsoR dsep purple. rlATsl. fsAy, lsfhtI
blue ~ sne; J,glssa velvet. snd oc
s;asi1naIiy win ssun. its sh.ny sur
sAoe however. os-ss -; 80 In 81 we !
~;ith ths simple richness u ieglorn,
the combination ,vs.s.ug u rsth'tl
tca aA<st ~ sl.esl Oxen csly thsl
rim a of ieEhe,in. tie @ntiie ha- ss;l
/. oi shirred lace sos caisoE
I AS for rai trimmings. again one .
farcy NAV r-<y havoc and still sl..aI
<xitash he very c'ss.sc pale - sa.h-
i5on. A'gfetteSas every Kind th-ss ..
naturf or a.t,ae:sl. fIoE. loN., gfAso-
tul rsirs I.fudise fesssss tal
< spit rrisis c.1 ans ling lrusA conss
! aces aAd ,oupop,s Ot-ces 2sl
tfi:1.a..' Il. Z mai .J.aGue OF 1tuDie
Tnctj sT,ir l'pDU: p.nne- TO TIA car
s&Wisi ie.,ei1c or sianeled cNcs-saU.
;sr o:hcrs are tsmca with .aasse
beefs, drcpcs cl l.ac.s .st ard s.gsnos
rt ci,l steel bsads. Tie prettirs. o5ss,
81 rars. ani seI.aialy the nors ele
rant IN appca rance, are those Adorned
with plumcs, c:ti.sF CT The saT1s tone
or a shcLe coa.rssis..g With fs:a goVE..
The hal must in ali casos bs of tlsl
same colcr. Il ccg cf Tic e&sct tone.
luf the gown. iho trimmisgs a.e In
tslight variation q this rule. Il at all:
what little contract there Is being
only touch. as IN a yrcath c. various
hued flowers. q sagiegatcd plume OF
'sorch OF contrasting velvet ar STRAW.
II AS for fiowers. tho most eccentric
pagary can be Eratiilel. Everything
khat grows, from mosscs and grains
40 whole rose bushes and evergreen
trees. These. too, are exnnisite!y
natural In appearance. being made of
30ougscline, silk velvet, lace ard lirbon.
*rhe small field flowers have coiae into
their own again, and wrealhs and gar
zends OF buttercups, daisies. bluet.cs
kand long grass are tangled about The
crown of yelyet-faeed legaolEs. Cold
errcd, hops, maiden hair and aspare-
gus ferns are much in evidence H..
fxled as background for .lny roae-
buds, heliotrope, lilies OF the valley,
.xorget-me-nots and hyacinths. Dahc-
Nils, narcissus, hydrangias, phlsx,
lwfataria, both mauve and white pal-
je1cs and orchids are much in evidence,
while violets are seen quite o1ten.
siyely, but not as a trimming as for
mcrly. Rather they form whole hats
,-or brims, OF are intermingled with
Npink roses or lilies of the valley.
Another decided novelty is the inter
fwining OF tiny flowers into circlcts
10 be used in place of large buckle
or fiat bow or chou. Velvet is used
on everything. Ottoman and ANTIQUE
m0iro come next In favor for facings
and brims, while plouichon or French
felt are seen on many summer models.
In straws the more dressy hats are
made OF Milan and Neapolitan braids,
baaket straw, Japanese straw, horse
hair braid and Sax straw; while Tor