The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06

from the manufacturers OF INFINITELY
trimmlnRs. A hat Of handsome material.
original and artistic line and almost no
trimming or none at all has been IN"
last word OF sunartness during the winter
and Il 10 eaay to understand how an artist
might Ilnd delight In making such moss~'
feeling that hero she was ON her mettie'
that In success with such uncompromlslng
severity lay q touchStons sure 20 diner-
entiate between the true artist and me
novice Given beautiful flowers or plnnies'
ribbons. 60. happy accident may achieve
n charming CONNECTION. but accident mas
nothing TO do with the building up OF
slccessf,is untrimmed hat Unerring
skill IL demanded there.
so, A has been said before. We can
sympathizs with the master milliners
In their loyalty to this fad. but AL the
same mary workfolk have suffered
through this freak Of the mode. and "
IL 20 be hos ed that not only summer ha.s
but the winter hats that lie beyond wiz
be libsrally trimmed.
Flowers. tulle. lace. satin. veaVes AA,o
ribbon. with the irrepressible Aeretse
and occasional ostrich pluues Seem 70
be having things their own way In me
fIrst summer millinery and even the spring
tailor hAss show few OF the usual WING
QUILL and bird effects.
The bicorne has not gone ous win tne
winter. though the trtcorne mas sos
caste. and there are many cnhc enu
somewhat audacious bicorne nsoosss
rolling back boldly from the lace. ses
on the head at q knowing angle and howeT
or feather trimmed. These shapes are
made In all kinds OF straw.
some good models are In Leghorn OF
other supple. fine light straw iAced
with velvet. Others are In black OF
dark color and In some fine soft oraao
such a. Grin or chip. These too may
be faced with velVet, but are more otVen
unfaCed.
The crown may be OF white or light
straw with the dark brim or the entire
hat may be in black. and = favorite method
OF trimming IL 20 run q line OF bowers
straight across the top OF the crown ne-
tween the two close rolling orims' wnhe
around the crown may be swathed tube OF
satin. or perhaps the crown itself may pe
entirely draped Of tulle or satin and oniy
the wide rolling brim Of braid. A smart
looking white hat Of the large nacorne
typs had a.wreath Of pink poppaos Acros~
the crown and caught On the brim ~ eAcn
side by a knot Of satin. one knot OF tne
HRhtcst coral pink. the other OF the oseP-
est poppy tone.
A stunning bicorne in n very DARK
BLUSH purple fine straw figures aHnone
the sketches and 10 trimmed In scarf on
light blue with pink roses and little pink
lavender flowers for other trimming.
Bicorues trimmed In thick. short up
standing ostrich plumes are seen among
the summer hats a. they have been seen
in the winter millinery and the bronze
green. sulphur. gold and light yellow green
tones are used on black straw IA they were
upon black velvet. the straw often beng
faced with velvet 80 that the effect ls much
the same a. that OF tho plume trimmed
winter bicornes.
Broad trimmed shapes OF lace or OF
broderis Anglaise. rolling more or less at
the side. are trimmed in tulle and hOweFs
and wide brims dropping all around have
| full crowns and huge bows OF tulle OF lace.
with flowers tucked in among the folds.
! Or possibly the crown IL Of flowers or is
wreathed with flowers and a yelling Of
tulle or lace swathes all.
Black and white effects are numerous
and the dark blue. which began atriuEnphai
vogue in the winter. continues its popu-
/ larity. though few colors are more umsatls-
factory for a summer has. beoause dark
blue straw fades disastrously.