Arizona republican., 1916-10-04

Mhiinery fashions, like quicksilver, are never at a standstill. Curious is the change of the hat Formerly a
 lat was deliberately trimmed with some Sind oi garniture. Now it is as if the nat and trimming were in one. Sd simple 1t IS to trim ones hat that the shape IS really of paramount import ance. The style of the hat may be a "a mode, but if 1t lacks becomingness Wtere IS no chic to ones appearance.
 Nitn hats the carriage counts as much as the figure. Choose your hat hot only for the smartness of shape ana color, but in regard also to its ,elatons to the lines of the figure. E small woman should never wear nat higher than the length of her face 1T the trimming is placed on one side 9i the hat, instead of hedged around me crown, 1t will give the appearance oi height. without making the figure look top heavy.
 The hat need not match the costume n color but 1t must accord with some tone oi color in it. Plain velvet. pannc Ne,yet plush, velour, satins, and felt VIII hguEe largely in the autumn milI unneIy. Hats are as large as the law allows, and brirns follow an irregular me and apt to take all sorts of curves sport ideas have been carried into the winter millinery. Chenille by itself or m continuation with jet, is a strong probability for hats. ne hats are subdued in color, with black achieving first place and a new chocolate brown coming next. The inevitable navy follows. Among other Shades there is goodly exposition ot bordeaux, soft dull grays, deep pur- ples and popular sport colors. All Wnlte hats are still in the running
 lhere IS wide diversity of sha0esi ne old-time walking hat with closetu Toied sides, the mushroom or vanit,1 style hat turned up in back with mush { room shape in front, various version of the sailor, and the Gainsboro thJ Nspoieon tricorne and broad-rimmed picture hats with bell shaped crownI are given preference.
 The military influence hide fair = oe adopted on the imported hats. esDe- Syialiy the way the brins of the larger mats are held in front with a feather 0om-pom. Na''iei ,,. Tn regard to trimmings, present ;nL
 iuons point to beaded ornaments s,94nCy pms curious jctted profile birds ,SIetal and iridescent birds that never ieW m the heavens above or the earth yeheath, are reproduced in miniature " metal and beaded arrangement men DO, there are spiders, beetles ana owis' cleverly reproduced.
 lurbans entirely of feathers rsuauy trimmed on top with wings outsDread in all directions, are only one of tbe iInaniiestations of the use of winps birds, etc.
 !reated barn yard feathers. and mi tsstion goura and aigrettes. remarkable iikenesses of the real articles. are "in " 5Sr thls season. What about ostricH7 pstflch iringes-novelties. and tins are used in many original ways.
 rat applique, in conventional floral oesiigns, enrich many chapeaux. Parie Jiniliiners have endorsed the use of rib- oon Tn butterfly effects. huge pom poms, cockades, bows and bands
 Silver lace and ornaments. ostrich, ups with till beaded hues will bt worn worn m measure for evening hats Fruits oi richly colored velvets7 score I victory Tn the millinery creations. TT, The old boat toque is with us again, ne only difference being that thc, crown is flat, A toque of golden brown brown velvet has the brim corded. q lour,looped bow with a double lnot in the center is placed directly in 1ront. The bow is made of brown Fiooon' piquoed in green.
 An interesting hat with q Russian s,:st. S9stseStlon ,, has a high brim of midi nieht blue velvet The velvet is bor. piiea.ea pie and on each side of a boz peat there are small blue and whit wings with hackle feathers U ""''o
 of gray velvet is a scalIooed-sbs-I ori,mmed hat A band of gi,n-n9etai 1 galloon hn.is its way around di''tia, tSa, s-gm srGWn m unde,' a velvet box pleatini enu terminates into brush of sI,pn VT partially encircling tho crown .Expressing smartness and chic is lets oe NeFre pannc vrlvet 4ocue wifi so1t sSn crown of velvet Where tLe br;ni 'ails oyer the crown the.e is posed ! row of small birds with beaks all turned one way.
 There may be no snakes in Ireland but on a stunning plush velvet sailor a shahe or lrridescent feathers winds around the crown. The flashing brim wide at both sides is eccentrically mar row, front and back,