Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-04
BIG HATS BOOKED 10 STAY
vuEus Of Tight Skirts Linked with
large Lid
A IHE Oh WHAT'S COMING
FtFrt Nvtss - surfuH Warblsa in ~
WEI1insrr Ehsps-Trade
FushfnH Fer Mere
TrtumtnE.

The tuuur1sru and manufacturers q
father Guwsrs and nlI1fnHYv nuveitieF %
tn ktnea are huEr preparing their srrinr
tines and are rsrireuf o. tr Their efforts
No radical changes IN STYLES are Hutioi-
puted AZ 20 small hH1s which 81 is be-
nU rurnurs6 abuut are 20 lead. ar TN
purtsT reoanfiF Euif 10 the writer As
long tiEht ukiT-ts ure IN vague hig hats
wm BE-. and nut untn fuu skirts and
sleeves Hrs uncs more WIT WI small
hats bsuurns the fashion TINS does not
msHn rhHs lErrs hats v-m Re WON 70 the
sEclusiun q al Others. buf y is safe 10
predict their success for another season
81 least
ne market 10 fuu 70 Uver1owinE with
hnn6-ruhds goods. mostly rurbsns for u
ls assumed thn1 traditions VIZ b runin-
tsinsd ant fhst the ErE hat WI hs q
~fdrsban
Thsss hats al ain 20 BE- cullBpEihls. or
- nsur = 90 possible. MANY are maze
~ nos and buckrsm. unhlocEsd and Others
seHin Nrs without other fUundacun than
q ailk lining.
u Eosa without Saving fhEa the EtrHwE
peleczed are - pIiahls ~ can be oh
tntns6 me hErd-rnBas hH4s are often
made 81 two kinds q brsidE. usually IN
hlNck and tuscan. black and white OF IN
two tones q the one color.
Pressed hats which Lead IN the large
Shapes are % diverse varieties, and are
naar1y always m the finer straw; hemp.
chip End EtrHwn "a thar uk being leaders.
win rufun IN ths lead fur tailored hats.
There b No noticeable decrease IN the
gias o. these shapes. crowns and head
EiuGa remain roTT tH~Ee. although on the
inrEsr hats there IL more q . tendency
tUwRrd natneHG There are fewer druuT'-
- r1f frrIrT
an Do NOT turn ID. The brtm line OF the
nsk3uEstg 80 lsrEs hats 10 simple and m0rs
90 leas unhrnlzHn by kinks and curves. On
ths other hand turbsns are much arsped
and have indsfinifs lines and are hRhle 10
hEve more trimming and be generally
buZhisT In effect
Turha1s and TraumInE.
The disENtiEfhctfun that the trnds has
felt and sxprsaHed over the BeHnttly
trimmed hats that are nov in vogue,
pssul6 HrEne fur a more elaborate Eryls q
6uuurHttun The turhRn seems 70 be more
aiAborn4sly trimmed IN proportion than
tbs large hat In the case q the lErter,
fths trtmfntng Is mare often supplied 70 the
under hrim. than on the crown. Tor TINS
purpose there are al SORTS a. rather tight
Effe0ts such - bows. buckles End russrts
effects IN fancy feathers and Small nUw-
erE.
O. course hats that allow q q generous
display q the UNDER hrtn are faced OF
IRTtiAllg faced or else have folds or other
flHt motive suutuhs hrRtd is vel liked
FOR this purpose. and iE used IN a variety
81 wHEs Tor trimming the spring hats not
nly fur admits bin children as wei. The
braid 10 usually sewn On q SIX foundation.
ana IN straight rows. CT It may be applied
20 the straw direct
Prom present indiuarinus there win be
ragaty a work for tbs naTitDsrS TINS sea-
son for the h1ndsomsHt hats sh0W very
fDe workmEnHhip
REbboas asd Lace.
There is an effort bang put forth TO
populErise ribbon While other trimmings
are applied flA1 10 tho hat ribbons are
uftsn arranged 70 add materially 10 its
hsiEh. A soft two-taDs ribbon having a
finely rIblsss surface is very Eood Al
present II be og course necessary 10 wire
the outstanding l0ops This same ribbon il
often used 20 make some ribbon flowers
which. by the way, are much us8d a. are
rHf buttons covered win folded ribbon. or
ribbon having q pieos edge
There are several novelty rDHstteB q
N.nbun and piece goods that are being used.
frequently uuutorsd with a STRAW or florEl
ornament. Large bows o. satin NOT Dsoss-
uETllV ribbon. are sometimes usilsd win
dhtrf0n or with fine hD0vsr lace. This
idaE was introduced this season
Among the orsssier hats many Of lace
ever STRAW have been noted A flower hat
clsnde6 win lace IL effective Maine may
~ used for this purpose. Black lace seems
90 lead f0r millinery. eEuspttnE q course
fnr ths lace under caps and rufflss which
n h believed WIN ErtEtn the favor nsEt
summer that wEE sxpnCtso tar them this
WiEfsr.
Fl0Wera ~ Hl&sm-
There seams 10 be lsAning toward
small and medium Eizsd fl0WsrE which
AZ HTrEnEsd f1T the most pRrr In bouquets
that are more less severe IN effect
Roses q al xmas VIII az usual he E00d
Some favor the moss and old-9ashiuned
June rose and buds Nslret foliage 10 being
uefsned With the other varieties and n is
nut unusual 20 see two or more KINGS com
htnod Nor b II unusual 10 see large ana
szsu EsEs-s tnEsthsr the small flowers
UrrNuEud IN clusters. bsinE neEted among
ina lErgsr ones ~ for instance. HlRus or
vlEtRgaA Thsrs h. every reason 70 believe
fhss q w.in ~ Al szuensut flower season
I.AEt EEranE and summer could hardly be
90 6ssurZhsd. hgz fur that reason n NAV
b ErEued that eiIiH VII BE- q banner year
far flowers.
For fhs new nHf hHrs there are feather
hkn6eEuE and WrsHths that are very HAND
a1Ens W.hsa shaded. French blue. grey and
q Waite WHH fhs hErnuE1uuH color scheme 81
. WflUW Ehiuh gnafrulsd rhs crown ana
hAe . feather Standing upright 81 one END
II "a 20 bs noted that IN practically al
uaauG WheTs 1hene h 3 hiEh effect IN trim
minE n h AErEnE4d AZ ths hack. HHtz
lhnf are hruHs Ene decidedly flat elseN-hert
have of1sa same slLEhtly raised ErrHnEe-
nazi a. IA trammtnE- u not dirsutly IN me
hack- ~ laEEt seward Il ~ enc sias or ma
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