New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-27

THE HATS of to-day almost exaggeratedly
simple in detail. 1t may we'll be that the miln-
OF Paris that their clients do not
End it convenient to spend large sums of money on
dress this year and that it is for this the
millinery models so free from complications that
they can be copied at home by clever fingers.
This may account for the fact that many of the
est and best hats and toques practically unrmmed
But am rather of opinion that have to thank the
revival Of picture fashions for the welcome relief
pockets Picturesque frocks call for picturesque hats
dscked out with flowers ribbons and the latter
always be arranged at home at small expense.
Take, for example a model which shows clever
combination of navy blue and putty color Here in
80 many cases, the shape is everything. The trimming
which exceedingly effective, consists merely of Louis
XIV bows OF double-faced ribbon navy blue and putty
color. have a similar model carried out in navy
blue and cherry red, and still another in black and
white in the latter case touch of vivid green in
roduced in the ribbon which circled the
Fat-brimmed sailor shapes extremely popular
this summer They are covered with satin, faille
Satered silk and of course many Of them made of
straw. The model l have just described
posed OF chip in the two colors named.
Another Partisan novelty consists Of Scotch cap
and high collar made Of plaid silk navy blue, black
and white. This quaint set" is to be worn with a
Sore an immediate success.
The Scotch cap models are popular as ever. I have
ssn charming little caps covered entirely with dark
Noets and others covered with pansies in different
'olors. AS rule, these caps are finished of with
'and OF velvet round the border, and modes-the
one indicated in my sketch, for example-have loose
hobons floating at the back
really lovely little hat, worn by Mile. Robinne at
recent war fund concert, made of oyster white
fNA I'll
vas rather high was made of suede, and the narrow
at brim covered with beaver. The trimming con-
listed OF cluster of realistic, miniature lemons and
's&en orange blossoms.
Black silk beaver-ke that on a mans tall hats
ay much used by two leading mlliners in
sS II successfully combined with white falle and
$50 with Belgian blue satin straw. novel and ex-
Pehsve toque which designed in Rue de la Paix
eer was made Of fine satin straw in the Belgian blue
@ue and the top of the domed was covered with
"S'E SILK beaver. There wide band OF black
s'ered ribbon round this and at the left side
,s"er low down, cluster of mixed flowers heotrope
Ue hyaeinths Branksia roses and maiden hair fern
was lovely little affair, quite poetic in its soft yet
0h eoloring
LEMON YELLOW FOR D'ANNUNZIO.
NOW that all the world is talking of Gabrielle dan
1t is interesting to realize that the poet has done
NJ. -'S'AN iSIllOn ycIiOW popular color III FdrlS.
: Nnunzio loves all the rich shades which speak of
Kissed lands and one Of the loveliest rooms in his
= outside Paris is done" entirely in delicate shades
- Isihoh-yelow, desert-dawn pink and ivory with
vines Of black in the ebony furniture
8. - INC millinery world OF Paris lemon yellow is all
"a II is expressed in soft silk straw velvet
IA U'e kd and fsvorite melange in Egyptian blue
,o,.r' e yellow have often spoken of the Riviera
"a 0'" which consist of miniature lemons on a stem
!. pure white orange blossoms; these little bouquets
an Ve seen on many Of the new model hats espe-
y uose made Of dull black satin
VI quite young girls turban toques covered with