The Washington times., 1911-09-19

4 the Juliet establishment Is OK black SILK
velvet, trimmed with a haifIdoze si,
and black. These feathers are uncuried
and are noticeable for their long, rich
fibers. The hat has rather a high crown
and a rolling brim., turned up at the
twist of gold silk, which encircles the
crown. This hat was made In the Paris
| branch of the Juliet shop. and is one
of the exclusive models OF this firm.
tinct novelties in the shape Of flowers Of
velvet, silk, and tinsel. which are in
| tended for use ss hat trimming and as
garnitures on evening gowns, or as
corsage bouquets: The process ct
one, the secret being known to but few
Of the French artists, and the Juliet
| shop has the sole Washington right for
their sale. Some of the corsage hou-
detection except by actually touching
them.
An overstock Of correspondence paper
has forced an r street stationer to offer
some excellent linen stationery, in
cream. blue, and Nile green. as well as
the rare shade OF London smoke, for
1211 cents q quire. Envelopes to match,
with either the pointed or square flap,
are 121k cents a package.
The PalRis Royal, although still in the
hands Of the builders, opened its doors
this week for its annual autumnal dis
play of millinery. In the artistic show
room have been crowded the most
charming models that were brought
across the Atlantic by this firms buyer
In a recent trip abroad. From the
Palsis Royals own workroom any num-
Ter of additional models have been add
ed, making the display one Of the larg-
est ana handsomeSt that this firm has
ever placed before the public. In the
models that are shown, 1t Is noted that
ostrich feathers still hold their popu-
larity In the minds Of fair femininity.
they are employed as trimming bands.
Entire crowns are made from them, or
they form the trimming on hats OF vel
vet, fur, lace, and felt.
One of the new ideas In trimming
the Pocahontas feather, is peinR shown
on number of hats in the Palais Roy
ais opening. This feather band, of the
sort associated with Indian chiefs and
their daughters, is high in the center
and tapers at the side TO almost moth
ing. 1t is formed Of stiff feathers and
reaches entirely around the crown of
the hat, no other trimming being neces-
sary. 1t is especially adapted for tailor
made hats for general wear.
A beautiful model that was imported
from the Paris establishment of Mad
anne LOuison is of soft brown uncut
velvet. The simple trimming consists of
tapestry leaves in gobelin blue and
brown, with a touch of dull gold Two
mule ears stand stiffly out toward the
back from the crown. The nat is soft
like a hood. and no frame has been
used in It's manufacture.
A chic little model is entirely covered
with furnished gold lace, and has for
its sole ornament a willow plume In
rich mode shade. A cerise velvet hat
shaded into burgundy is trimmed with
feathers, repeating these two shades.
most employed in the dress hats that
are shown at the Palais Royals OPEN
ing.
Terra Gotta jardinieres, in Grecian
design, in choice Of the natural color,
or deep sea green, are offered for IS. IS.
These, during the summer, sold for 81
and SIS. They are suitable for large
shown in a Thirteenth street art store
A mahogany table, inlaid with white
holly and patterned on Sheraton lines,
is reduced from $3.50 to $3.50. 1t has
a glass top and the quaint brass han
dies are not the least OF the attractive
features Of this quaint little piece Of
furniture. 1t is shown in an F street
furniture store. A special teapot stand,
Of carved and perforated silver. showing
a poinsettia design, is $3.50. 1t is ster-
ling silver. A larger stand, intended to
be used beneath a coffee pot, Is in the
same design and is marked &