New-York tribune., 1911-02-26
Paris. February Is.


The difficulty Of adjusting wells over the
,-,rensely wide hats has gradually led 10
,heir almost complete abandonment except
,r the case Of round toques and turbans.
car these new wells are OF black Chantilly
,,os oddly figured with bird. beast and
sorer designs. but even these are generally
s.ssrved for morning wear and for travel
Ing
Tne new small round hats are Of the
,of,est and finest straw. and often two
,olors Of straw are seen in one hat For
,,ar,ple. a round hat OF emerald green
s-,w IS trimmed with wide. faring loops
:, black and white straw striped evenly,
,,d the shape of feathers and wings is
,,,itated in straw. An exquisite evening
,st seen at a recent premiere was Of fine
MACK straw. faced with velvet and encrust-
a. on the outside of the hrim with much
s,sel embroidery: black uncurled plumes
trimmed IL, and tucked under the brim at
one side close to the hair nestled little
s,,cb Of pink and silver roses. a Greuze
,rrbsn made Of winding folds of black vel
-. was trimmed with a hedge Of alternate
Hack and white aigrettes. Mile. Lantelme
wears three charming hats, all large and
ride Of brim The first, into which her
head sinks deeply. drops low over her shoul-
ssrs and turns sharply up in front Black
vslvet ribbon. with a pale colored picot edge
,,ssted into a thick ruche, trims the inside
age Of the brim. This picot edged ribbon
"A revival Of an old models seen this sea-
son on all widths OF silk and velvet rib
nors
The wedding Of Mile. de Chspony TO the
MARQUIS de Lewis -MirepoiX drew smartly
eowued assembly TO the Church or 81
philip on Roule The tall, fair and oeauu-
tl bride wore gown Of glossy white
satin The narrow. long. square tram was
held az the waist line by a large lace COW
s-sd hlrtton placed at each side, quite new
and wholly fascinating manner Of arrang-
ing a train Lightly falling about her
,soulders A null fchu framed an unlined
sp,r,pe that. after the manner of the mo-
nsnt. gave an appearance Of bare flesh.
Anove its nearly invisible edge string
.f fine uearls encircled the neck. The
wreath OF orange flowers that held the veil
rose into the shape Of a diadem above the
forehead
The TWO "demoiselles d'honneur' were
sdorabgv gowned one was in mousseline
ds sole Of a delicious shade of China blue.
,opped with an immense hat covered over
with taupe-colored satin and trimmed with
ostrich feathers much lighter in shade.
Through their waving fronds one got mo-
roentary climpses of pale blue and silver
flowers ser under them in a thick bunch.
The second wore rose colored silk, yelled
with White mousseline de sole, all perlee
and head embroidered. Her hat, of white
satin. was wreathed in silk rococo roses
Nine. de Chapony wore silver gray satin.
The plain skirt trailed scantily. and rare
old lace. arranged as fichu, trimmed the
oorsage. Close undersleeves TO match met
the long wrinklinG gloves. Her Louis XVI
hat Of fine white erin was trimmed with
a band Of silver embroidery and shaded
gray feathers, and little cluster Of pale
pink roses was posed at one side Of the
him. on the very edge
In the cortege a costume Of white satin
under a tunic Of black tulle heavily en-
broidered in white beads was topped by
ncst original hat-a Marie Antoinette