The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-06
caps FOR THEATRE WEAR
,ruIlrE AND JEWELS SOME
lives Used on THEN.
, rxnlcu Made for the Pretty woman
Touch sf Fur on some-Ofsen
/. Mad, 10 Wear nder Hats-Metaliie
/. came one Of the Hest Materials.

- suggest that -freakish- and &c
- Ar. words more accurately
l..,-i,,i've and one must needs admit
81, "a. mats nf'en Justify the accusation.
,haraysr ones opinion OF the general
.,,.,,,n,I,ty II the seasons theatre caps
.r3 r-.akta-t caps and evening turbans
:, I'D T-uplr. -carfs and bands for the
.s,,s me, has 'o admit their charm.
q, an seem 60 see my wife in one of
,,cs. thing said a portly. prosperous
l.Joo.,ns uiddl. aged man, VINO mad
,I,s4 with a feminine companion. evil
sn,lv NOT his wife, before a window
rh.ra 4 collection 81 the friSilous little
pIap- vp- shown
nr. TeI- a sympathetic understanding
conviction that those absurd little
,h,,rs were never intended for his wife.
G.. !. probably an estimahle woman.
,,;a and mother. hut coauetry does. not
40, vel ui,on the average American
r,,ror Probably this il cause for
,hsnA.ziving. but studying the possibil-
.i.. IN -hs-e new caps and turbans ono
ran but wish that more Of w wero OF
r-,. ~ do them Justice. Women will
~.ar them whether they are becoming
~ nv, lust a. women are wearing the
fantastic and rakish little hats OF the
.sson uith sublime disregard Of the fact
ma, the hats make many Of them look At
aa.r absurd often disrsputablc.
md n. onlookers will shrug their
shoulder. and laugh and criticise. andcon-
oil. themselves with the thought that
al modes pass. hut IL is pity that all
maids and matrpns cannot adopt the
dAl.ctabl- cars and turhans and look as
adorable in them a. woman should look
rac modes are mace for the pretty
women AMI after all that In probably
a. u should he Better give charm a
chance 20 achieve the altogether charm
Ing than 10 bother with taking the sharp
.ds-. NJ plainn.-s Let the plain woman
-~~e.,s With her own problem says the
fashion maker We will give beauty its
erp,rt'ni'v
A lovely soul may not have the fainfsst
c,~,--~. in conjunction with a theatre
an or -urhsn. but a pretty. piquant
fare under ono Of these CONNECTIONS IL .
hing 10 Conjure with and sometimes the
r'ruancv will do tho trick even without
he prettInnsss
Nrtalhr nets and laces play q very i'm
ror-an- part in the construction Of most
~ the theatre caps One acts them aside
80 from the lace and lingerie caps for
i7agliga wear and lends them touch u
I~-na,. elegance despite their manifest
Fi-voltv
SOMETIMES touch Of fur is added with
admirable results. though this note must
never no emphatic enough to give any
,Irsastion 81 waght and heavine-s to
tho cap Usually. next the face. under an
outer fril Of gold OF silver. is a softening
and b..coming frill Of fine white or cream
ace the most beautiful OF real laces being
selected for this purpose by the French
,lA.r srlArs who cater tn an extravagant
.ien-ele Sometimes a frill Of fine cream
rot i substituted. and there are plenty
., ,ain-v FrenCh laces which give ad-
rri-able effects without being very e1-
rsr=ive
The usual trimming is cieverly handled
-rnhon and flower clusters, the quaint little
-. flowers being much used. AZ are
Sewers ~ metallic gauze or OF shot metal
and color IN gauze Beautiful jewelled
,-ransnts and metal ornaments are
rrought into play too. and in Paris. where
ne cap and turhan fads were in full
srlnz AZ long ago a. last season. women
~fteu Use their real jewels as cap or tur-
han ornaments, though this practice il
Ere common in connection with the
urban and various types OF Empire
--Tura than with the cap.
Some Of these close fitting caps. with
'hair full crowns Of gold OF silver net
rneir frills about the face and their quaint
norer or jewel garniture, are made for
frstt ia
ne face coauettishly and softly under
more faring hat hrim. There are de-
ghtfnl small hats with high draped
Town. ard closely dropping narrow
rims from under which falls the becom-
'-E real lace frlll Of tn. cap; and there
arA vide brirnrned hats beneath whose
shadow a cap frill is visible only at IN.
SIDES and back
ne evening trrban IL quite another
story and admits NJ more variety N does
--' attain the heroic and imposing pro-
rNrtions of some turhans figuring among
historic modes hut IL IA a very picturesque
sTar- upon classic or Oriental lines and
~ fnr genuine artistic genius in the
adaptatton ~ line and color To the posi-
r"a of the wearers face and head
~a''r. velvet. more often metallic gauze.
surpl" tissua- - all kinds. are used for
h"s~ clos. clinginx tIrban- and. a. We
"a . aid. g"nuIn" jewels often add to
Ne -ornswhat harharIr gorgenusnsss.
.i~rIrss which. dispensing with tho
'.-"ar retain much 81 the tIrban contour
y %" - IN. use NJ very wide bands clasp
- 49, head closely and leaving only n
'." hair showing On RI. forehead and
'ra-s n soft curl- and c.:Ts :r :hs back
=" r"r. generally adopted in Paris
'rsr arc the NOR. sudacious turbans.
and 'h"-e bands are made M in all de-
g'""- ~ simplicity and II splendor One
-av ha"" simply crushed hand 81 -oft
49, NJ ribbon a wide fllef over which
'rrav- ~ tiny silk flowers wander. or one
nav have a @uparbIy jewelled band set
- ~ a dashIng eGrn' which /. held by a
fa-''ng l"wellad ornament
% jewels are. a. a rule only imita-
'00- hu' they give effective results
srt .Irn barhsric modes suit certain types
- % though the simpler ribbon and
co." bands A." better for tho average
vr-~ar