The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08

ionably now droops downward IN
manner which would be almost de-
jected-not 10 say dowdy!-Were II
not for the supreme skill which gives
10 this less assertive poise, chic
piquancy'all its own.
In fact, the more unexpected and
unusual the position of the 2igrette.
the more notable and desirable does
the hat become, so that eccentricity
IS being carried somewhat too far
for pretLiness sometimes. II is
amusing 10 and, TOO, that, while
forests and clumps and 'halos" Of
aigrettes are still being shown, and
worn, il is also correcJ-and chic
TO merely display in the centre Of a
small almost severely simple black
velvet shape, two upward curvins
OSPREY strands, shadowy and ghost.
like-and irail and fascinating
things. which. however, let me tell
you, demand considerable and sub
stautial outlay in cash for their &C.
uuisition. as, naturally. being brought
into such prominence, they must be
OF absolute perfection and unusual
length.
Often, too, aigrettes and ospreys
will, like the even more favored os-
trich feathers, be combined with
lur-which Is, perhaps, skunk, and
banded about the crown, While
then, again, ermlne IS frequently
used with black velvet aud aigrettes
10 secure and accentuate the black
and white contrast scheme, which
still takes precedence III popularity
of all the more vivid colorings. Fer
example, a black velvet hat, will be
provided with an enormously wide
larme Of pure white ermine. which
makes the most effective posslbl.
background for the soft blackness of
the great osprey which sweeps along
the left side, being held in position
there by the quainteSt ARRANGEMENT
OF little clustered ermine heads
frmged with the black-tipped tsils
In another somewhat similar and
equally smart model the brirn is en-
tirely lined with black velvet ca
that, its curve being wide and beauti
fol, wearer blessed with clearly cr,
features, a good complexion. and fair
or deeply FURNISHED hair, NAV ha
pleasantly sure that all these good
points are being brought into fniiasf
prominence by their silhouettiDr
against the sweep of bIacl, vrl,,nf
Outwardly the brim is borJered u,Ith
tall-iess crmjne, and fastened aeains.
The velvet crown by a. circlet Gr ,,niI
crmine heads is a big brush a;rretIo
biack ana Wnite plush are brought
together into close and charming
contrast IN any number of the sralIrT
Shapes, and somehow the soCtuess Of
the fabrlcs makes this contrast all
me more attractive and becorinr
One OF the new hats which cor.
daily approve is outwar6lr all or
the white plush, the round "bowI.,,,,
crown being just banded about with
d prim folded and tied satin r,h-
Don. But then, to make IN for ri,
primary simplicity, there is tbe n1aaa
glorious Paradise mount to eweon ite
pale yellow strands at the left CO.
above the shimmering brown and
green plumage Of the head which 10
fastened against the black OF the liz
tla upturned brim. And new.
oeneF contrast and chance of choice
LOT Sou-imagine a close-dftipg nj.
FGctoire bonnet Of black velvet inc
showing glimpse OF inner LIns
against the hair. its predestined and
pretty companions for life (or at anv
rate ioT the season) being long ana
supple stole OF black velvet, all edged
wlto SKUNK fur. while fastened low
ao"n on one corner is a big and
oeautiiul rose, wh, GO outer petals
OF dull gold tissue unfold nbout =
central softness of skunI, ey,nn H.