Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05

have the oaohe& ofvbein thing of the ana
for that reason IL for no other, are to be desired
and as matter of fact all the newest models In
hats that being brought out now are simplicity
personined and one s oompeiled to wonder while he
looks what It IL about them that gives them their
ohic and air of distinction.
The most novel hats~seen this season orownless
consist OF single wide band, OF several over
tapping other made OF gold gaoon of silver
passsmenterie, OF combination of either with
heavy oOlored chenille embroidery These bands are
almost II not quite round and they are fairly tall
the Ieft side being slightly higher than the rest Az
the top they finished with plaitngs of gold
silver lace. which is put on TO their innner side and
falls the outside, else they have odd little
ruOhings OF bright colored silks which match the
broIdery, and OF which there several
around the inside OF the band. the only being
visible unless one peeps over the top Black or white
asrsttss trim most OF these hats these being placed
much TO one side and at angle to stand away from
the face.
Naturally with all the small quaint hats that are
being the character OF wells has somewhat
changed, In place OF large and bold designs
small set patterns that perfectly in keeping
with headgear Filet mesh Is the background for
OF these. and this comes in several qualities and
In different degrees of thickness. Some OF the
designs in the form Of four leaf oIovers of tiny
clusters OF rosebuds with leaves. ferns and diamond
shaped dots placed close together and forming
square there two sizes of mesh. the fine below
with squares OF above the latter being outlined
with heavy ohondlle
Nothing but black white wells to seen,
that IT, all black all white and such thing
colored veil is out of the question. Nobody wears
them and no matter what ones hat or gown Is the
veil must be one the two mentioned good
many fashionable women always white veil
with an all black hat, be said there
is a vast OF smartness In this combination
hut the should be selected with the
is not good Any that is too heavy in pattern and
mesh destroys the outline OF the hat and equally
when they are light in particulars they are
unbecoming, a happy medium must be sought
else the combination abandoned.
II is a long Jump from hats and wells o shoes and
slppers but all OF such Importance Just now In
their ways that must give them their due
consideration. Now that II Is longer proper
thing 70 q hat TO match ones gown. is almost
obligatory shoes that do not only
should they be In harmony with ones gown as to
as we'll Therefore embroidered beaded shoes are
TO be seen with most afternoon costumes and are
quite the most stunning things TO be imagined.
velvet boots and shoes except such worn by
American and English visitors. There no question
J that the. American is the best shod in the
she is noted for her snug ntting boots of
patent leather. her polished ties. and the perfection
and ht OF both, but while she makes a point OF
neatness and common for the street French
goes to the other extreme and only what
is comfortable and luxurious.
Stockings gone side by side with shoes and
slippers regards their elaborateness and beauty
and the woman who is correctly gowned longer
thinks that hne silk stockings with their lines OF
cockinE suhdcient for but the ordinary wear
Instead they embroidered with lace but
most all they beaded and beautifully
Really wonderful patterns put the instspl
up ths sides In place OF elOoling. Black beaded
~ white. q the most fashionable combination bui
thsro ase also black and OOsaL some nOO shades OF