The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-27

we'll be simpler. and sorne misguideA
men and husbands might be tempted
In consequence to observe that this
lack OF elaboration must mean q cor
responding drop In expense Whereas
as they will discover In due course
a success OF simplicity can only be
achieved by the expert, and Is therefore
likely to be somewhat costly. Sinph-
city Is the keynote too In most OF the
gowns have designed for the coming
theatrical season. II Is we'll illustrated
In the dress of white embroidered net
which ] made for Miss Pauline Chase
TO wear In our Miss Gibbs" But 10
return to tho hats.
Similar shapes are also being made
on beaver felt, with an apparently
colorless drapery OF velvet for their
sole adornment, berge or black, being
ono contrast which ! can cordially rec.
ommend, while then, again, the blend
ing OF blue and black--if so be the
blue Is carefully chosen--is altogethsr
admirable In Its results. l
or all the fabrics, which are being
used for mlllinoriai purposes. satin is
perhaps the most prominent. and II
certainly has this in Its it's favor. htat
II looks equally sessonabie at any time
q
A new shape which combines the
pest qualities of hat and bonnet and
Is moro generally becoming than the
actual bonnet which only suits the
obviously youthful or admittedly oil.
derly, being modelled IN black satin,
Its slightly curved brim being sur.
hciently supple 10 be adaptable, while,
then, tho sweeping softness OF veil
nl MI, 20 oh L.. AzVA
either side by clusters OF white cher
ries This particular and pretty fruit
f.. In fact. the only rival just now OF
the aforementioned roses, and az its
shining surface does not easily re-
tain the dust, II Is a sensible as well
ss a smart addition to any motoring
model. A wreath of cherries act
round a closely fitting felt hat serve,
both to decorate and to divide the On.
veloping veil. and there are many
other effective variations which can be
arranged for the would-be possessor Of
some motor millinery which shall be
both pretty and practical. R
Soft satin caps OF Turkish tendencies
are also being offered for this particular r
purpose but though when well adjusted
they have certain piquancy OF effect,
they have been removed is mot such az
10 induce their wear on second occa-
sion. The soft and supple bonnet of
gauged and corded silk or satin lis. Of
course, calculated to do Its protective
work quite we'll without disarranging ths
hair, so those who are suited by this form
OF headgear should be specially thankful.
and may make note OF softly colored
feathers as new substitute for the silk.
It might also be we'll to warn YOU
against the black and white stripes OF
silk Innings. which arc being added to
some Of the latest and largest hats, cas-,
though they are certainly striking IN
effect. they are too assertiye.s4
One word also to those OF you who
would like to wear the aforsment toned
Oriental turban toque, but who osmay find
their flatness somewhat trying. You can
always give them--and yourself---an add.
ed importance by adjustingFa big brush
aigrette at the correct angle aatt ends Snd
front and fastening itiin position hx y
,eweiled ornament; while then asaln you
can be equally fashionabie---and pesstbiy
more fasclnatlng-ln one of the biGEsr
toques, whose full crown Of vslvst Of
tuie IL caught in with a twist sf vividIy-
eoiored satin. bordering Of fur comins
6naily against the hair. ssk G}lAs
Truly. you see. there is an iaanlts vari.
ETY. Of style, and consequently Of choics
and you can take adVantageeof this even
II you are only at the moment wanting
a new hat for immediate wear and are
not deslrous OF deciding between the rival
merits Of the forthcoming Autumn models
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