The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27
DIVISION ST. HATS ON VIEW
BEirS FIFTH lTENTE M 4
Dar ON IT'S ran tDE.
Mrs.. Sodepsl-hySs CSTaI Ntsll the Urea
IIOn mat OI'~Oe'i the Festivities The
Dnly Islich Was Orraaiancd by n isall
lest In tlsr BSnnet % . Paradrr.

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IIon mat sD,Drnrsi the Festivities The
Dnly Isltrh Was Oesaslancsa by n Isall
lest In thr Bsanet % . Paradrr.
Passengers ON the second avenue ele-
waited road were much struck yesterday
afternoon by the edulgent foliage border
ing the track through Division street.
Even admitting that spring Nas here, u
seemed unreasonable TO sse grss-u leaves
and hAiing poppies, bachelors button
and fruits in the formative stage. be-
lighted lot OF passengers. sh? They were
not hep to the Easter parade which took
place from f-sO to 5IS on Division street
yesterday.
Division street il preeminently mil
RneSy thoroughIare and as such has its
Easter hat parade a day ahead Of Fifth
avenue Nor is the day ahead due to
differences in local time. In the matter
Of elevated construction and super
structures generally Division street has
Fifth avenue beaten to a pomPon.
The parade began ~ half past I. when
Mrs lsidor SoiOpolsky. aunt Of Theodore
Roosevelt Sodopolsky. entered the ave-
nue. via Grand street. Mrs. Sodopolsky
wore a coral colored atoIl enclosing an
elevated island Of volcanic structure green
with verdure and climaxinK IN two twin
peaks each eleven inches above brow level
The natives were gentle and kind aud
joyous.
Us Mrs. Sodopolzky entered Division
treet the exprcssmen, who were lounging
by their wagons. divided. and Inning up
saluted formally. and under cover OF the
noise OF "A train passing overhead ear
nsstly criticised her hat. Immediately
tickerz all over the East Side announced
the commencement of the Division street
parade and numberles- ladies made "a
, to JOIN IN u.
The Duchess u Essex Street wore a
handsome headgear Of p,Irply red.
Broadway Renaissance era. The type
was modified by trimmings of the DIc de
Ia rue EseeX period and comma.
Mrs. Irene PaI,adepoul'- u ~ Madison
street. one flight up. wore deep hlue
$50 who's who iopknot with Ihessalan
trim A Thermopyls added distinct ION
to the whole. The effect was SIMPLY
argonautical
MHs Kali Sarasatin 81 - West street
wore "a view of Mount Lebanon from the
walls 20 Damascus. Especially attrac-
tive was the scent Of c,-CiarS. and the
Sahara desert worn 10y her stsr was made
realistic by the dust which the wind sent
Swiriing all through the street
slight diversion was caused 10y two
youths playing catch IVA the middle ~ the
street. The youth Isaac kImpelskei
lo@t control and pitched Wild. The ball
lodged in the orange grove Inhibited hy
Mrs. Abendsonnenschetn II SCANNED
street Mrs. Abendsp nnenschein refused
tO permit the bOy- to recover the hall and
it had tn he counted out oG hounds.
-lusg before the termination 81 the
parade and the return home tO get suppsr
ar incident occurred which might easily
have had serious consequences. Mrs.
JabOly (nes Spumante 81 the well known
Ash Spumante family and Mrs De-
nOuementcrie. hath ut whom wore haute-
cher hats met and engaged ia cUnverSa-
ton
Hello dear. how are you today On.
! ~cp you've bought the other OF y :
two Chantecler models. contemplated
huyinR u huJ this Onc I'm wearing -s.'Fn'-1
~ much more distinctive
barring I'm 50 glad ! met You. Oh
VI Id known that yp'i were gong - bIV
Your hat of " instead - thai antique
dealer you always Used - patrun,1e !
wVu!dn have bpught the Unc - h,s
ChantecicTs. hat would have left Il for
YOU The one y0u have ~ 80 lacking IN
original Idca and oppression, you
know
The iaiia-' ,-piTir,.-- has are worn on
the CuifTurr. not the head. tht- wear
their utsthuTc~ were so close together 'ha'
the lartIyHr,i rivals brushed against each
other and before anv VH" real 1ed ~ the
two 'hant"olerS were engaged "a a low.
vulgar 'uckight u WA, most do
trc~-tnR Ihc Two fowls were finally
separated by q : y e \ man Neither
was arrested