The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1911-10-07
Charming Hats With Muffs and Reti-
cules to Match - The Smart Jeanne
Lanvin Hat = Crowns Literally
Buried i'm Plumage
- A Small HIT that Mikes
q Graceful frame for the Face


are to make their bow very
shortly at the important open
- ings are actually here and safe
ly out Of their tissue paper wrap
pings, one is able to arrive at a fair
ly clear conclusion as to what fall
millinery is really to- be. Did you
ever see Paris hat creation, just as
it came from the French m1lliner's
atelier - packed with consummate
skill and tenderness for its safe jour
ney across the ocean? Yards and
yards of white tissue paper all crushed
into folds and airy wads are laid un-
der it, over 1t and around it In the
big, light box of thin wood in which
it travels, and after its fortnight of
journeying by rail and by sea It
energies into the light of day as per-
feet as when 1t left it's creators hands.
not fold Of gauze crumpled. not a
line Of its perfection harmed.
All the wooden hatboxes that have
crossed the Atlantic this year have:
been monstrously high; they had to
be to accommodate the new fall hats.
When Paris milliners have whispered
that the autumn hats were to be as
large as ever they meant large in
height, not in width. Towering crowns
are the things now, and these high
crowns make. the brims,r which are
really quite stable in width, seem
small by comparison. There ia q dig
nifty and style about the high crowned
hat which makes up for the greater
grace OF the fiat crowned model: but
the new hats do not lack picturesque
ness. for all their height and some Of
the models are fascinatingly chic and
becoming on the head. j..
Feathers on Most Of the Dress Hats.
Gorgeous ostrich feathers in shaded
effects are used ON the handsomestl
Of the French millinery. q single
plume often showing az many al
three or four shades, the deepest color
being usually at tho edge. Two Of
these splendid plunoes stand upright
at either side Of the high crown, meet
Ing over it's top whore they are Joined
together, the tips falling freely. Some
times the plume slants toward the
back aud Is wired almost it, entire
length, the top bobbing over the back
OF the br1m as the Wearer Of the hat
walks. These high hats With sttf1iy
arranged plumes have q suRRestion
Of struttang bantams which is rather
comical and It requires a good deal
Of chic In carriage and costume to
wear such hat successfully.
A stunning hat from vlrot il OF seal
brown velvet in q dashing admiral
shape. with the brim turned UP 1T
front and back with peaks over tho
eass. These peaks extending OUT
ward over the ears are q feature Of
fall hats. and very pert and youth
full they are. The Virot hat Of brown
velvet 10 faced with brown satin, and
the roll at the front Is only half tho
height Of that at tho back which turns
up to half tho height of the brin. Two
superb plumes. deep tomato red at the
hearts and golden brown at tho tips.
are wired to stand up at either side
Of the crown. the tops hanging free
In tho manner above Described. No
crown 10 visible, the rich plumes en-
tfrely covering this portion Of the hat,
Bruins Point Outward I'm Peaked En-
\ feet. .. +.
. A new fall hat with this peaked e.
feet In tbs brim ID illustrated in: q
Louis model which makes a very
graceful frame for the face. Most
OF the now hats accomplish this ex-
cellent result and one hopes that the
freakish shapes. dragged down gro
\ tesquely over hair and ears, and rest
3 Ing on the neck at the hack. are .
3 thing OF the past. The Louis hat II :
I moderately large model OF golden
III brown velvst and tho br1m rolls run III