The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20
There Are Scarfs and Caps Whose
Patterns nnh Colors Suggest Gay
Mexican blankets and pottcrics.

shFTt hFc StHTIH hnu taIS whose
Patterns nnh Cnlors Suggest Gay
Mexican blankets and potterics.
Fanciful sport hats went out with
summer. the cold weather sports
girl has no use at all for taffeta
| silk headgcar embroidered with
French knots. or picture hats draped
with ostrich. These engaging speci-
| ments OF millinery looked very
pretty with gauzy silk sweaters and
crepe de chine skirts: but the
sterner, tailored sport wear OF au-
tumn and winter calls for sterner.
more tailored Headgear and the cold
weather sport hats are almost man
nish In their simplicityof line and
In the fabrics that make them.
These boyish hats. however, are
rakishly and jauntily posed on the
head-as no masculine person be-
tween six and sixty would dare
wear hat. Brims are caught
back with dashing quilts; pompons
nestle back CO cars. and ribbon
bows are placed behind or at the
side--or anywhere that Is becoming
and dashing. There are hats OF
stitched tweed, OF duvetyn, OF felt,
OF pressed bearer, OF hattcrs plush.
OF knitted worsted. of angora and OF
lesther-but silk is barred from
sport millinery. Little felt hats are
enormously fashionable; they are
the rage in Paris--or at the country
clubs and outdoor resorts near
Paris, and the shops here fairly
blossom with them. in the most en-
trancing colOrS. These little felt
hats may be bent and twisted into
all sorts of graceful shapes. Some
times the brlm is caught back
at-fth
Sometimes a breast OF grebe encir-
cles the hat which is pulled out
fore and aft to give tho elongated
walking shape" Sometimes. only
the plain ribbon band forms the
trimming and the hat Is turned
down all around in smart boyish
fashion! Such hats are built for
! women and are larger In the, head
size than the masculine hat, which
is. OF course, worn over closely
clipped hair, But a canny woman
can PICK up a very good looking
hat in a mans hat shop, selecting
one OF the larger sizes. One young
woman did just this. She walked
into mans hat shop and demanded
brown felt Stetson. 1t was
good-looking five dollar model,
bound at the edge with ribbon and
trimmed with the ordinary mannish
band OF grosgrain ribbon with a
flat bow ar one side. The shop
keeper watched with agony her
deft manipulation of that hat.
Don't worry" she assured him.
I'm going to buy It anyway" She
punched In the crown and then
pohoa up its middle. AiaAins the
hat lOw-crowned and perfectly
round. Then she adjusted II on
her head and pinched and pulled
the brim. "There!" said she. turn
ing away from the mirror. "All
II needs now is to have the ribbon
bow brought around to the front"
Upon my word" said that shop
keeper-and the little stenographer
at the back OF the store spoke up
earnestly: Tonight go home with
one of those hats myself" For
spirit hat like ttT one achieved for
five dollars in the mans hat shop.
twelve or fourteen dollars would
have been paid In a shop carrying
exclusive sport togs for women.
Tweed hats are worn with golf
suits and these hats are extremely
English Nn style--the crown taper
ing n bit toward the top and the
brim rolled up all around. They
are excellent hats for outdoor sports,
for rain will not iniure them and
into pocket or a suitcase More
formal are the blocked sailors of
pressed beaver. Some OF these have
brim-facings In contrasting color to
match the scarf or sweater. A
black pressed beaver sailor with un-
derbrim in deep blue looks well with
blue angora scarf bordered and
frinsed with biaca. Another sailor !
hasa underbrim in sage green and
accompanies sweater OF sage !
green and black angora. The block |
ed sailors are worn. with. riding suits
and with long. belted topcoats:
saucy tams, the most informal sport |
headgear, are reserved for the |
rougher sports; and the little felt |
hats In gay colors appear on the |
golf club, tennis court and country |
club verandas. Neither the tam /,
nor the little felt hat is appro- /
pirate for town wear, except by very /
young girls, but the blocked sailor |
or well tailored felt sport hat OF |
mannish style may he worn with |
the tailored sport suit through city |
streets.
one of the soft felt hats so much |
fancied in Paris now IL pictured. III
accompanies voluminous angora /
scarf and the wearer is evidently all |
ready to go TO the football game, |
for her snappy outing togs are worn
with a tailored street suit and !
gloves are part OF her costume. Hat |
and scarf match in rich shade of |
green, subdued with gray. The brim
OF the hat is laced with gray gros-
grain ribbon, the narrow ribbon go
ing over and over the brim-edge
through horizontal slashes. The
areen scarf is splashed with big
squares in black and has black
fringe. Not only the color of this
scarf but also its ample size give
smartness. A skinny little scarf is
worse than none at all and the new
eold-weather scarfs are huge affairs
at least two yards long and from
twenty-seVen to thirty-six inches
N-A"~ rniess the scarf can he
wrapped and muftlad about the fig