The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-27

NHE NNN' NN.NNfi IIIN IIIttA NslhNN INV
which barred them from appearing
earlier than lul, ur later than august
Time was when roe, wrcathrd and
hofihhouvd the, came sh,lN forth uiN
H. companions tu the midsummer frll.
N fruck. But with the recent sport
Clothes cdmc emancipation tur leg
horn hat. \ few were worn ~ early
i- MuN last year. modestly combined
with felt and sport silks This wear
the Ivphuru hat was established iu the
,cr, renter ct the shop Windows ac
ccssihic uhke to the southern trt,
,lcu and the earliest spring shopper
Those who appreciate ~ hc,ut, viii
%roioi,o that !ts place iu the world no
longer seems virCum-cribcd
Iu our New york. shop an entire
window was given over to one leg
horn hat and a iurr" knitting h1r to
match
\ llrE" fiat Of cghuru formed the
bottom Of the bag TIE rounded edges
uf icghuru were brought az to meet
silk of beautiful Copenhagen blue
where the joining was accomplished,
there was % quaint little plcntcd ruf
lie Of the sir. duuhlcd So that no raw
edge showed The bag was drawn up
NAA'N NN'ANN NAlh NkAhH fNAh ~ HfHN
the blu slA OF the sides. The hat
had "a Widc icghorn hrim and IA stove
pine crown 81 narrow blue grosgraiu
ribbon. woven liz the paper mats
which the children make an kinder
eirteu.
The distinctive feature which mad"
the set liuecr On ma was its
flower decoration The effect was u-
though the wcarer had wandered
through am English garden gathering
roses. here "a long s;ommcd fun
blown blossom. there q tiny AMOS"
rosebud Thon ~ seemed that she haze
crossed over the stlc and walked
through the meade To pluck some
of the long plumed grass scared hN the
summer sun The grasses and roses
dis twisted in a wreath, seemed q"
have been dropped IN the hat. being
caught with some of the blue cord
similar To that which draws up IN"
bag The remaining hits OF grass and
roses were kuottcd In the same care
less fashion, ~ n corner of the leg
horn on the bag,
MANY Of the lcghorn hats IN the
shop windows are embroidered. This
season the flowers are, more often
embroidered directly upon the hat
than appliqued In wrcaths or clusters.
There are more elaborate brim en-
%hroidcries. too. some have solid dii-
mouds. squares or scallops In orvcu
tioual pattern an uround the edge 90
the brim Others have the simplet
long aud short stitches ON" Of the
latter was u lavender Neapolitan
straw with gray stitches aruund the
brim. and roses aud blue grny flowers
embroidered on the high crown one
hat had % pattern of crimson TRAN.
glcs about the briu \ cluster Of pop
pies IL, the same shade was ombroid
cred close up to the crown hut lay
flat on the brim
. Ipou % large lcghuru hat. Tor foun-
datiuu. was supcrimposed am entire
hat Of lavender GccrEettc crepe h
,ruwu was soft the briW. %stiftencd
with tiny wires. reached almost 90 IN
edge 81 the lcghorn brim and was
fastened securely 10 It, About the
crown were more soft folds OF IA"
crepe I'm front was u lars cluster
Of lilacs. reddish Persian blooms and
purpIr blossoms. -spcnrd To disclose
their hluish petals. In the heart Of
tho cluster were two blue roses.
hat which was certainly striking,
although is Httractivcness might h'
questioned by some. had u crown ui
violet Gcurgette crepe. The hrin and
two lower edges at IN" crown were
laphorn. Burnt orange ribbon called
attention to- the meeting - crepe and
loghorn narrow strands Of tin
orange ribbon were laced az interval'
uf an inch through the hrtm from
crown 10 outer edge. where they ended
in % pendant fringe. Some purpl'
asters were caught to the side of th'
urm. with long strands OF the Oraug'
ribbon
EXuuisitciv simple was q leehort
hat Of the ever pleasing picture
shape with a flat Crowu aud droopini
hrim. \ wide blue ribbon of silver
iustcr and velvet, softncss Was draw
around the high row covering II OF
one side aud crushed AT the other e
euu in Il loose bow with scarf end
which hung over the brim Tucked 90
about the lower edge Of the ribbon
were roses alternating with unN
clusters Of gra pes. a very auTrow
uinding 81 the hlIc edged the hrim
Calico was the important feature ~
one bag and hat set The hat wat
very simple. suggesting the ggrdel
wear for which II was designed Abou
the crown was q crushed bHud OF scar
let and white lowered calico, 10 sol
folds rcdolrut of lays ~ long axe
and little recalling the stff printed
article which the shopkeepcr toda'
defiSaatcs as calico. The bag wa
fashioned equally of a hottomless has
ket and the calico. For bottom II hu'
- stiffened circle. covered with calic'
aud bound with scarlet ribbon to III
lower edge of the basket The ribbon
too had an ola time air for IL was th'
soft sauuN "grosgrHin almost uu
known TO present day ribbon coun
/ ters. Where the calico was caught e
Z the upper edge OF the basket WAS B
4 fiat wreath OF satin roses many
hued. hut an so subdued IN tone as e
DE entirely suhordinated 10 the cal
leo. The bag had "a simple headinl
through which the scarlet ribbon va