The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-16

for h head size is always SO roomy
that the big shape settles well down
over the head and the line is so per-
tect that n scarcely notes where
the shapes call for low hairdressings
to hold OF the brim at the back and
Keep It from resting uncomfortably on
the shoulders. though with the chic
little turbans n evening bonnets or
caps. the hair is often dressed very
high on the top Of the head. The big
picture model for wear in the after.
OF coils or braids at the back.
Plush Is enormously fashionable and
velvet will have to content itself with
a. second place this season-as far as
millinery is concerned. Black and
white pushes are used together very
effectively, sometimes the black plush
brim having a crown Of white plush.
nined with satin and with moire: the
latter silk being especially rich and
beautiful with plush and velvet fab
RIGS. though black hats are always
worn by some women in winter tim i,
because Of their rich becomiLsness
and the fact that the black hat
IN a t Everything: The really
called eclipse" shades-that is.
taupe. smoke gray. elephant and a
very dark reddish purple called rum
Amber Ia Seer on some very smart
hats in the form ct ornaments These
hats In quite ECLIPSE" colorings are
often relieved by brilliant color touch.
es, cleverly introduced. For example.
Tor restaurant wear has a brim fscil s
OF slirred white maline and the brim
is pin. he'd up at the left side. into
the c:eft thus formed bei:lg thrust
three plush roses. n white, one be-
&c MA pink and the thru black with
q e.ld center. Rose tri nmin.s ar.
f'con"! t!y introduced in this thr"e-
OF pink being used '":'n :ood effect.
A splendid bronzc-grc.n model. hy
Marie Groset. has a cleft brim in
w'':ch are set three push roses, .,ne
,:,.nz:-gleen with gc!l bead h.art:
M pale yellow and the third deep
sin,he, erlor.
7rlmndnes Have Weird Angles.
weird snxlcs. Sometimes the tall. thick
aisrette seems to be poisel exactly
UPRIGHT against the hats n when thu.
hat IS viewed of the head; hut the
hut IL probably donned at q decided
angle tie aigrette TAX IS ' hackwlr I
almost orizontal swccp. when the
Finished effect is ach, 'ves.. An ex
SS'tS ~ 10 ~ WIZ. SatcNS IL lIdtuTliI
turning up steeply a. the front for
six inches while at the back there is
scarcely any brim al all. A stiff brush
a;crette stands out s:saight at the
buck. exactly at right angles TO the
UPRISING brim In front. or the head,
this hat Is a veritable c%aricature. hut
when on the high brim slopes l,?ck-
ward and not straight up. and the
long brush aierette slants do v1ward
in chic and graceful manner. Some.
times long wings are poised n side
down on the nat, their long As
meeting at the back. far beyond the
hatbrim. A hat of this sort was noted
the other afternoon at the Plaza. A
pretty young orna removed her
loose Limousine coat to reveal a grace
full frock OF ta~upe-colored permo stuff
"a worsted and mohair weave Of
softness and luster-and the charm
ing frock vas matched by a taupe.
plush hat having two immense taupe
wings shading to coral at the tips.
An ornament Of dull silver and coral
was placed across the front Of the
hat between the wings. Patent leath-
er boots with taupe-colored buttoned
tops accompanied the taupe frock.