The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-09-25
| Hutumn Oats
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Fabric and plush covered shapes are In
great variety. Dark colors generally
prevail, but the combinations of two
materials, of two colors and Of two
shades of one color, are seen in many
of the shapes, both trimmed and un-
trimmed.
Many of the hat trimmings are put
on in the form of applique-that is,
they are plastered as fiat as possible
On the crown or on the brim or over
tapping the edges either of the crown
or of the brim. When not appliqued or
| fiattened on to the hat the garnitures or
ornaments are placed almost at right
angles to the brim or to the crown.
Among novelties in trimming for be-
tween seasons and early fall are con-
ventional floral motifs. They are un-
usual in coloring and fantastic in out
line. The variety of ornaments in
beaded effects is almost endless. There
is a wonderful assortment Of beaded
bands for edging brims of wide sailors
or of toques. There is also wide as
sortment of small ornaments In the
shape of birds, lizards, frogs, butter
flies and other insects, small animals,
ETC., which are ready to sew on a COW
cred shape. When properly attached
they look as If embroidered by hand.
There are also buckles made from
beads and many beaded novelties made
of cup beads and paillettes or span
giles. The huge jet palette is smart.
The most fashionable fall plumage
trimming is an immense wing or pair
Of wings intended to trim broad brim-
med hats and extending from the top
of the crown across both sides Of the
brim. Smaller wings are used in sets
of four or six and are very effective on
large hats of felt, velvet or piece silk.
Ostrich pompons and jaunty little
stickup effects of ostrich are used with
crown bands or brim finishes of ostrich
fringe or small ostrich tips. Owl heads
are popular trimming on dress and
tailored hats. Sometimes they are
used with two or more quilts shooting
from either side. or they may be posed
over the joining of an ostrich plume or
form the center knot of a ribbon bow.
Hand painted ostrich pfumes are a
novelty. Particularly interesting are
the pompons or cockades of ostrich,
designed to be used singly or In gar
lands or bands on large hats. Small
ornaments in the form of mounted
pompons, mounted on long stems of
stripped ostrich. are seen in a variety
Of or hor i1in
contrasting shades are used together
on one hat.
When flowers are used as q trimming
they are chosen to harmonic In color
with some part of the fabric or ma
terial used in the shape or trimming.
For instance, metal brocades in color
are trimmed with single blossom
which repeats the color Of the fabric. |
A single large fiat rose is also used in |
the same manner as a buckle for cen |
tering ribbon loop bows. In this case |
the flower is in contrast with the rib |
mon. Grapes in pure white, in silver,
In steel color and in the natural colors
are used with novelties.
Worsted or crewel embroideries are
another form of millinery ornaments,
for misses and children's
hats. Hats of velvet and silk have
heir brims decorated with fancy
stitches done in heavy silk or worsted.
This embroidery may be merely a very
simple geometricaI design in simple
ong and short stitch or it may be very
intricate needlework. Brim edges fin
shed in buttonhole stitch are smart,
Is are trimming bands cut out in round
callops, Vandyck points or tabs and
along the edges. Tassels
# all sorts are among the popular
ancies, dropping from brim edges or
rom the center of crowns.
Ch1ldren'S hats for fall are divided
'etween two lines, those for very
Dung children and those for young
iris. The poke and the mushroom are
he two popular shapes for very young
while the simple toque and
he sailor are the leading shapes for
choolgirls.
The hats for young children, while
ot of an elaborate character, are [
ressy, being in light colored velvets
r with Illuminating shades in trim
hing. Many little poke hats are faced
nth delicate pink or blue, and the (
oral trimmings are usually in the
orm of small bouquets set in ap-
lique fashion to the brims or crowns
nd are in the same delicate colorings.
Some very pretty hats have trim
lings Of silk sOutache and silk tassels
q contrasting color. For instance, a
avy blue velvet with high crown and
arrow, rolling brim has a trimming
f soutache braiding in French blue
nd dangling silk tassel Of the same
hade. Among the novelties in misses
ats are the sailors with slashed brims
nd the toques with pointed trimmings.
For Motorists.
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