Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-29

Distinctive millinery Is what every
woman wants. A hat that is diff
ferent." Large hats have q sweep
exhilarating in the extreme. and I'm
sure you'll revel in the big hats of
original charm they're showing at
the Nebraska Clothing Store. 18th
and Farnam. Three models in par
ticular so caught my attention that
l must describe them for you. First
"a black, narrow brim from front to
back, wider on each side with a
crown topped by swirling pointed
breast feathers, and two fan shaped
wings laid fiat. Hatter's plush forms
the crown of the second hat, while
there's an inset of Chinese embroid-
cry in each side brim. A long gly-
cerined feather of ostrich is fast
ened under the brim inset at left and
droops across entire front OF hat.
A very high crown gives air Of dis
tinction to the third. while a soft
fluffy uncurled ostrich gives en-
chanting note to turned I'D brim in
the back. There's infinite fascina.
ton in hats made beautiful by thea
use of soft and lovely ostrich. and
this shop is showing many ostrich \
trimmed models in styles becoming
to young women and matronly
women. In fact, their whole East.
window Is full OF ostrich hats.
A Bit of Real Paris.
If you need a touch OF charming
color to complete your costume, you
really ought to have the blouse they
showed me at Herzbergs Women's
Toggery, 1917 Douglas street. II
fairly radiates vivacity and good
cheer. l hardly know just how to
best describe the color. but its like
the tiny flames that curl round the
log in the fireplace, ruby red, with
slightly yellow tone. Twixt and be-
tween rose and red. The lines OF this
model are becomingly long-the
yarn embroidered blouse gathered
into soft navy ribbon girdle, extends
below the girdle in two button
weighted ends. The effect Is emih-
emily distingue, you'll agree. The
other models in their blouse depart
ment are equally charming In q
variety Of styles; dressy. tailored
and demi-dressy. High-necked,
round-necked, and square-necked.
Do see theml =
Grace!
Woman's first duty Is grace. We
cannot all be beautiful, but there Is
no excuse for awkward "graceless.
ness" Dancing has long been rec.
ognized as a means of grace. and
perhaps we would all benefit by a
few dancing lessons each season. I'm
sure l do. Mary F. Cooper has just
announced the opening of her dane
ing studio at the Blackstone hotel.
Why not plan to have a crowd OF
your friends take lessons at tho
same timer 1t will make some Jolly
good timesl
FLUFFs FROM FASHIONS POWDER
streamers go to great lengths on some
Of the new rappsr hats yard or 20 10
not at all unusual.
For tn. tisur. inclined to piumpps.s or
round hips. q tunio Of any material from
net to serge 10 most becoming ana IN.
deniably smart. y
Loose severe lines In tailored suits a-s
the dernier cri in the fashion world.
Waist lines are taboo-that 10 the waist,
line must show no distinct lins--result IA
attained by basques, tunics and panels
Capes provide the necessary smart Gov.
sring for dressy trock, worn on the
street.
Eeckwssr in every conceivable arrange.
ment, will be worn for various occasions
Style notes on blouses, trocks and coates
La kimono or raglan sleeve.
Dame Fashion sanctions the latest an
rengement Of the veil draped ever TIL
mouth and chin "a rodalisqus."