The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-07
How to Tremendously Ar
range the Couture
and the Veil.
oy The Evening Worlds Expert,
MILE. LODEWICK.

An eighth Of an inch ON the brim
OF hat 70 often ~ much too much
- tho proverbially added inch on the
end Of . noe. hut how many woman
realise this fact7 Few indeed there
Are who Wow Q hat from all angles.
II II becomes the face Il usually mat
tsrs not whether Il becomes the side
or back. However. the new tit Of the
hat which reveals most Of the couture
absolutely demands more consldera-
tson Of all details OF the head. includ-
Ing the coiffurs and the veil. And In
reality there are not moro details, for
oftsntimes II u the coiRurs which
must b credited with the success Of
the hat. since. strange a. II may
sound. hat must become the hair a.
wall - the face. Very sdicacious In
aiding this achievement 10 the clsver
touch Of artificial hsir-not the bar.
barrie quantity which TOW years ago
menacsd health and mArred good
looks. but the artistic little piece
which brings out the beauty OF the
face. Deity used. artificial hair 10 IN
aid 10 beauty against which no rea-
sonabls objection can b urged. For
instance. the foreheads of many Of
our American women are too high for
beauty. and often just the touch that
remedies this defect II the short bang
Of curled hair caught with an invisi-
BILE hairpin and spread out over the
forehead. Tho woman who does not
make use OF such little touches. but
wears the modern hat across broad.
white brow. risks being homely for
the lack OF o little intelligent study.
Or for the sake OF q foolish and old
fashioned scruple. OF course do not
mean to infer that II ones own hair
can b arranged a. efdcaciously It
should not b 90 done. although It
must bs admitted that these little
artificial pieces sometimes save some
precious moments. For what q Joy q
little bang piece can 10 on the occa.
sion OF q hurried Adopting tour or the
unexpected luncheon engagement.
With the usual perversity, preco.
| cious modes for spring snow ANAL
hats. trimmed with ostrich pomDOns
flowers. wheat. ribbon. &c. At thu
left IN shown favored placing OF
the pompon trimming or OF rOunC
roses. One at tho front OF the up
| turned brin extends saucily out ovsl
the edge. and one at the back Il
placed the same way. The hat 10 O
MORE ribbon laid In plaits aroun,
the brim and plated into the crown
These al-molre or taffeta hats ar,
claiming great favor and need bu
little trimming. as they are alInos
always corded. gathered. or plated
Very chic also are the little Jet hat
softened with tulle or feathers. which
scrve the more formal occasions.
The centre figure shows q charmin
model which boasts only an inch
wide brim. which II widensd in effec
by the upturned soft curling nues O
black paradise.
With this hat have shown tn
latest exploitation in wells. We mus
that man ufacturers tried to launch 4
August. but a veil that really hide
the lower part Of the face. After see
Ing this veil It 10 easily realized VIII
the veil last August was not sue
cess. II waJ too transparent and 4
It's all-Over design looked very muc
like any other veil. 1t lacked cache
Not 30 the new veil. A. seen by tn
sketch, this one 10 embroidered onl
!. on the lower portion. serving az othe
wells have. to shield tho nose fror
; the wind and sun. but II 10 q bit NOR
; practical. tnasmuch as the upper Dor
ton IL OF q sheer, fine mesh whic
will not menace the eyesight. wit
thAae wells Datchea will ma worn n
the corner Of the eye instead OF at In
J corner Of the mouth or close to tn
! lip.
And how shall We adjust the veil
This 10 indeed q serious piece Of wor
which few realise. for the unskilf,
use OF Q veil will spoil the smartes
hat. Tharo II 0ndl0nn difference h