The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-10-26
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POPULAR IN PARIS
And Much Plumage Is Being
Used 10 AdoTn the Fau
Creations,

There sesDs 10 DC a fancy for very
darn browns which, together with royal
navy aad slate colored blues. deep ivy
and Hlae green. Graos and lavender
grays promise best for belts and for
vetvegs Cor the covering OF shapes, in
e}GGias. ~ course, black, particularly
where velvet and satin are concerned,
says tire Millinery Trade Review.
One 81 the models Of the larger
medium oval shape Is IN darkest brown
cloth Ielt bound with q very narrow
velvet band to match. This is trimmed
with goSr ostrich feathers, of a channels
shade urqed with rather deep fawn,
set upright about the crown,
a broad trimmed hat, though not
quite ope Of the largest, covered with
IVY green velvet, Tor trimming a
boa Of white District lying On the brim
n white amazon placed face down
wards across TIE crown and its tip
rolling II, forming 4 sort Of poTnpon on
Its right side. a black velvet hat of the
same size has two white shower aig-
S>ssCs saSsS@ed al front Of the crown
beneath Q formal bow Of the velvet
which they sweep over right and left.
SOM Il p smaller velvet and satin
Shares. S5I:=: S-s%Ss sS;S; Srif1s Oh with
brtGls turned up al the edges. are trim
med with fancifully arranged aigrette.
For one OF these, white aigrette is made
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Uaar Intervals round q high crown. An
other has an immense shear of white
stg-stte 10 which are attached here and
there tiny IaSseis made Of black os-
tT3ca set up on the left side of the
h-iCl = rising above the crown.
a comparatively small hat with q
rolled black velvet brirn and a domed
crown covered with white ottoman is
almost concealed beneath a quantity
OF fine white aiggette.
a large shape N soft cloth felt with
8 high crown aI.t shelving brim slight
~ huted Of a dark slate blue shade,
hordered with narrow black silk braid.
is trimmed with a lot of black aigrette
mounted In an elongated cluster reach
ing from the base of the crown in
front TO its summit behind, and across
its left side.
There are q goodly number of Breton
shapes with the briIn caught back on
n side; some dark brown, navy blue
or black, the brim fastened by a knot
ted cord Of the same color sometimes
intermixed with a little gold or silver.
Some white is very light buff. One of the
FORMER a a chain made of rings Of
clustered steel beads round the crown,
and a cravat bow of beaded flet to
fasten back the brim. This office is
performed on some ivy green and king
usher colored Bretons by parrots
wings or very long white c%onteaux in
!" hlNA DAiSHt iGuS ana yellOWS m1nglS
with blues n green. And, on some
navy blue Bretons and other medium
sized hats, by white ostrich conteaux
printed with a pattern in blue vaguely
reminiscent of that on Rouen pottery,
or a group of white pigeon wings, por-
ions of which are dyed deep blue.
Much Piur1aee On Fall Hats.
Plumage plays the principal part in
the m of the early fall models.
plumage giving more or less the
effect or fur is not by any means set
aside, and is likely to be very popular
especially for toques, but the leading
firms prefer to use long, sole copteary
for the purpose. particularly in varie-
n shaded colors. A very hand
toque has the brim covered with
inch long conteaux of this sort.
showing rather deep mother of pearl
tints, combined with a full crown of
k1ngdsher blue velvet and a handsome
fancy in lophophore.
In some of the toques the effect of a
full crown is obtained by loops of wide
more ribbon, set up erect in a cluster
SO as to conceal the foundation entirely.
1t Is the fashion to match the ribbon
to the color of the dress or suit. and
TO select velvet Of a contrasting color
often black for the velvet brim.
cross cut bands of silk or satin un-
rayeled at the edges are being used by
many milliners instead of ribbon for
hats trimmed with large bows, cock
AIDES and poufs. Shot material is
usually chosen, which gives a soft
In effective ~variegated tones.