Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-06-04
High Bandeaux Lift New Hats Coquettishly On High
Coiffures The Beauty. Curl Companions Mid
summer Millinery Ribbons Lavishly Used
In Many Charming Ways.
ACoqueJtIsh. Type Of Hat foreWear. with
Dancirl& Frooct

match the piping-the uncurled os-
trich tips, also. Small pink roses with
pale green velvet leaves run all around
the low crown and are massed on the
bandsau of shirred white taffeta. The
pretty, pastel-tinted hat accompanies
frock OF white indestructible wolfe
sprinkled over with lavender printings
and through wide casing which out
lines the V-neck Is run lavender rib
bon. White embroidered silk gloves
and white buttoned buckskin boots
complete a costume eminently charm
ing for summer restaurant dining or
dancing.
Hats For Dancing Wear Are Small.
or course the hat worn with a the
dansant frock cannot have too wide q
orim, for many Of the new steps call
FOR arm movements which would be
seriously interfered with by pro-
Jectlng hat-brim. A typical the dan
SAINT hat is shown in the airy, spark
ling black jet affair which accom-
panies an afternoon frock Of mahog-
any colored Egyptian crepe with
trimmings of black satin. The skirt
has black satin tunic sandwiched be-
tween two TUNES of the ruddy crepe
and wide sash Of the black satin
shows under the slashed away Jacket
which has broad collar and cuffs,
as well as a tie of black satin. Black
predominates in the costume and the
airy black hat forms a smart echoing
note. 1t is scarcely more than a cap,
made of jetted tulle, swathed around
pulled black tulle crown. The huge
10,
II one prefers to call 1t a bowls of
wired black tulle and ostrich banding.
This arrangement is supple though 1t
maintains its upright position on the
hat by reason Of the wires, and every
time the head Is moved it moves also,
as readily as feather, adding to the
fascination OF the. headgear. Black
buttoned dancing boots Of patent
leather with light cloth tops perfect
this dashing dancing costume.
Lacquered Ribbon the Newest MILL
merry Note.
Though 1t can hardly be claimed for
the new lacquered ribbon that II is
pretty-it is certainly chic. Suzanne
Talbot introduced this ribbon and
somebody is reaping a fortune-the
astute ribbon manufacturers, no
doubt. who have taken quick advan-
tage Of the new fad. Lacquered rib
Don has hard and glossy brilliance
and the best quality maintains it's DO
sition without the aid of wire
cheaper grades are lacquered with a
preparation that produces merely q
surface glaze that. alas. time aud sea
fog will destroy, leaving the ribbor
imp ana cottony. A Talbot ha
trimmed with very smart bow Of
blue lacquered ribbon is pictured
The hat is OF blue straw, matching tbs
huge ribbon bow. and the faring brim
rises much higher than the low, conica
crown At the right Of the crown
there Is scarcely any brim at all ant
what there is slants down sharply owe
the right eye. Pink stock that tiny
J old-timey garden flower, Is banked
around the crown and massed at tn,
back, within the fare of the higl
brim. This Talbot hat was selected
} In Paris last month for wear with al
afternoon frock OF blue nocturn,
satin; the ribbon on the hat matchin,
} precisely the lovely shade OF the satin
Another Talbot hat trimmed will
black lacquered ribbon has Just beer
: revealed to the scribe as part Of
, June trousseau. II is a rather small
semi-sailor shape Of black glazet
} straw and around the crown 1
crushed a wide band Of lacquere,
black ribbon, with butterfly loop