The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-06

a r'TER all IS said and done,
IN womans s crowning glory Is her
hat. Poets would have us be-
believe that Il is her hair, ana
Mr.. Roosevelt ana Napoleon Bona
psrfe that II is her children, but We
live in q Gay that takes IT'S ei0,nes
very seriously, buys us hair ana
brings up It's children scientifically
(which means that elimination 10
looked upon with more respect than
accumulation. 50 that the consistent
woman looks we'll to the forms OF her
hats and finds Il helps make AL else
IN her life pieaAanter and simpler.
Someone has eAsc that q Well httlns
gown giveH a woman more setf-conh-
dence when sire enters room tui, ol
strangers than any amount Of rehsious
prfncirles and smart hat IL apt 70
give Its wea rer greater poise peace OK
mind ard charm cf expression than
the consciousness that she IS moaei
wife and ueighbor Good digestion y
the 6asss OF beauty, anu wel'-cnosen
hat Is often responsible for a happy
horne. for Il multiplics the smiles anu
f-1creR ees the good nature OF the
wearer. and the rest follows naturally
good children. amisble husband, con-
tented se~yErts.
Once upon a time there was prlm
superstitfpn that IA lady was always
weli shod and well giovcd. Perhaps
she was, roor soul. but we have seen
many wel-shod. weil-gloved ladies'
who were sad frumps and doleful dow
dies, and anyway. when that maxim
was formulated ladies wore eiasue
side boots and inartistic bonrets an9
nouse-enlored gloves that stoppeu
short enough to show the usliest two
inches OF most women's arms.
To go back to hats. They are smaller
this season than they have been for
many wears, and some OF them are de-
Iiphtfullv piquant and coquetlsh.
They are made of flowers ana oi
leaves. Many are of cretonne veiltd
with chiffon and some are OF heinp
tfine and closely woven. like horse
hairl. in white or plain color. and then
veiled with printed chiffon put on
smooth and plain, the final effect be-
ing that Of gayly lowered NAT ol
silk and chintz under SOFT mist ~
colcr. Blues of bright persuasion. pur,
ple III all tones emerald green, ana
black-a nd-white are the fashi"hapie
tints and tones.
Early 10 the sea son good deal oi
rose and coral was seen, but, Ike en-
gay things that become common from
much usage. these roseate hues fadea
away end tho clear green's and blues !
black-aud white ano puppies are III
fhe ascendant,
oAtxich feathera are n craze for the
larger hats and evei. for the smaller
shepes one gees Wreaths Of feathers
that NAV be bought hy the yard ana
are twisted around the crown Of the
nat like a yard o. ribbon, and the
4rirnn1snu ID completed Some of the
smaller hats are trimmed simply WEN
4 huge. well-made bow of moire yet /
vet rnessallne or stir taffeta striking I
are considered very monisn
roF inaferce hat Of mHuve. dun, un- I
Trsrhed stray Is wreaued around /
With American beauty roses 0hat de- I
Jiclons shade OF pink that vers"s on
lilac he n the gorgcoue big blossom I
.gs@e Just ehade chilly IN en- Ns
bannt,l and set the back vs. dashihg !
ria hcx Of richly dorm pnrple NelNe' /
shs loops lined With satin ~ tho same
SHADE.
ltauve and yellow are geen in some
~ the flower hats and The pretty com
b.rf sion of reas ard forget- me nots J