New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-18


scheme with telling effects
GARDEN PARTY HATS.
The picturesque feature Of the garden
party hat distinguishes Il from the dressy
afternoon hat worn with handsome suit
OF satin or MORE. The frilly lingerie
frock is completed with hat which
might have been picked from the canvas
Of an old painting. so perfect is the rep
lica. There are bonnets which might
have been worn by any OF the beauties
which shone at the court Of Louis XIV
dainty. transparent creations OF hair
braid and tagal finished with narrow
frils OF tulle. clusters Of tiny, handmade
flowers Of silk or OF chiffon and twists
OF ribbon. One Of the best French models
ls almost a duplicate OF the toque worn
by the fastidious Marie Antoinette L
has the same fat beretta crown Of dull
brown panne velvet. which hangs without
any fulness over the sheer tulc trilS
forming the brim. \ single rose in
radiant yellow and a spray Of % hite heron
and marabou floating upward add color
and height
DRESSY PANAMA HATS.
The unmistakabIe hallmarks OF III.
Louis XVI hat were noted on a fine
Panama. which this season 's used CUTE
as often for dressy hats as for the tail
ored type. Six pairs OF small pink wings
are applied fatty TO the upper brim
Corded French crepe is chosen for The
facing of the underbrIm. ana narrow
plcating OF the crepe finished with mar
row black fringe outlines the edges OF the
brim and adds the touch OF black that
brings out the color OF the eyes and
makes them appear larger and more lu-
minous. Two black velvet bows decorats
the hat I'm the back. one loop falling 10
the shoulder.
For these picture hats Leghorns and
Milan straws are perhaps the hr,
choice. though the Panamas sre being
used more and more every day. and the
peanut and Madagascar straws are
chosen when "A durable and Lightweight
hat is required. The more delicate paste
tints are succeeding the vivid colornss
partly because the softer shades are more
appropriate with lingerie frocks and ne
cause the pinks and blues IN the paste
shadings. with touches OF black 70 siNe
them character are features Of the Lou'
XVI millinery.
LO-FASHIONED FLOWERS USe0'
While practically all the flowers that
bloom in natures gardens are represented
i'm the milliner's collection Of pos'es. some
Of the more unusual flowers. the bios
SONS the gardeners of other Gays loVeo'
are now very fashionable. one OF the
best known French milliners has singled
anemones. walnowers and forget-me'
nots As decorations for her best models
Another equally well known fayors the
nasturtiums. pansies and mareuerites
Grapes in exquisite blendings OF blue ano
white, cherries of the luscious oX-hes"
variety and gooseberries share the pop
ularity of flowers. and are often used io'
trimming in connection with flowers.
CLASH COVERED HATS.
One OF the most surprising novelties ..
the season, however. is the hat coVer'p
Win Didlu SHE ltiiii - ~
blue and white checked glngham WIN"
poets have lauded in many verse
covers many Of the large, new pi0"
rescue shapes, but II Is most suo'''
fully used on large shepherdess shdp''
the entire hat, even the 0rim, being co'
cred with Delft blue and white pis'
Bingham. The crown is encrcled WIN
wide. white MORE ribbon. prcttlly drdp''
To the back, where it ends In huge W
standing loops. A cluster OF wnite b'"Ps
nestles among white velvet rose iean'
directly in the centre Of the front 40.
effect is certainly unusual. yet IL Is No.
as striking as might be thought from ~
printed description. Another poke s""p
covered with the same ginsham mas o"o
long black velvet streamer, to "hl'"
attached a vivid red rose. Inc o"o
streamer, by the way. is smarter '
two. IL may be drawn under the cum
and fastened to the opposite orim' o.
may fall over the shoulder In that h0"
chalant fashion which would deceive o"'
into believing that accident, not loi''
thought, had arranged 1t.