The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-13

Two high wired ends of ribbon WITH
a soft knot at the base were placet
in the back.
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purple ribbed silk cut on the bias. 4
plated bow Of mauve velvet was la1C
on the crown a little to the n side,
Two mustard colored feathers stood
erect in the back.
For early fall there are excellent
models in exact copies of the student
styles in vogue in 1880. These are
shown in velvet and usually trimmed
with an ~-extravagantly tall pompon OF
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sured a certain degree Of popularity
These hats resemble jockey caps and
are often noticed with the crown of
ribbon and the brim of velvet trim.
med with little wing like loops of
ribbon in front and Oh the sides.
There is every reason to believe that
soft felt hats will be in high regard.
From Fashions standpoint the crown
less or transparent crown Of tulle is
the newest fad, with the brim OF
velvet or plush.
One cannot enthuse too much about
ribbons. There will be two toned
effects in faille and two toned effects
In double faced satins and faille moire.
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linery and these chin straps are re-
mindful Of the Tommy Atkins war bon
net, the most enhancing when worn
with small hats and give a coquettish,
demure air to the wearer.
Following in the wake of the rib
bon craze are the wings, quilts and
feathers. Quilts have met with a ire
mendous success. A smart tailored hat
had four quilts of various colors
attached one oRar the other with just
enough of each showing to form an
unusual color scheme.
On M jaunty sailor the quilts were
bent in curved effect and encircled the.
brim with two extending outward at
the back. Long, short, wide, and in
fact any kind Of quilts used singly or
in clusters decorate the most exclusive
hats.
Numidi and osprey, Paradise and
coque, especially the, latter in high
slanting pom-pom effects are especially
pronounced.
Feathers are shown in many novel
ties. Decidedly new are the s~tencilled
effects in fat feathers. Imagine a
beautiful ostrich designed with a bril-
liant hued rose.
Malines are all the rage and velvet
and MORE hats r invariably trimmed
with maline. Flowers are all laid fat
on the brim and are of silk, velvet,
=, or plush and are indeed very attractive
In their deep rich colors.
You can't find any better trimming
for the tailored or semi-taflored hats
than the outstanding feather bands,
but don't carfcature yourself by wear
ing anything that initiates closely an
Indians head dress.
Height is emphasized In the new
trimmings. Long pointed wings and
narrow Pocahontas bands with Alsa-:
tian effect OF wings will prove a strong
feature for millinery trimming. Palm
leaf effects and peacock effects In Pom
padour colorings are another very new
method Of trimming.
Goura and imitation gonra In bands
and high effects are very prominent.
For the IN who motors, there are
soft little Polo shaped felt hats, and
rainproof hats SO cleyerly fashioned
that you would never dream they were
waterproof. Silk hats stitched to keep
proof hats SO cleyerly fashioned that
you would never dream they were
water proof. Silk hats stitched to.keep
their shape, and hats to match the
motor coats are made more. becoming