Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-03-08
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g 8: 7t4' 1921 isi .is $50 ',s,a (: :
:, 1t may be true, s. la s Il asseEtssda
recently, that thsreha ssaot:i ibeei, ,%a:new
hat in thirty II : ~
to imply a shape meyer fore dreamed
of. by the mind Of man, a material
never before employed by the MOD g q diste'
and q: trimming: previously unkhosYTA f to
woman. Yet a glance: SIS sufficient to
convince the observing :mind1that ethe
hats of to-day are very different af-
fairs from their predecessors of fifteen sA,
years ago. In that not Y very distant
past, there was still a fashion" IN
both frocks ana: millinery, and the hat
OF the moment was d shallow SANGER
posed on the top Of a towering pompa-
dour eoifhfrie al tdiihd Kept in place by a
combination of mental suggestion, and
long atid deadly hatpins. Today, no
matter what. it's: Shape or whence its
inspirltlon, the hat isa made to fit the
head, and hatpins, If used at all, are
Of sfafi1ess imposing proportions and
are rafhsr. Her tor decoration than for ser
Ths HAsssst millinery :eolleetlens. the
advahte Z guard of the spring mode,
present ,m,aslny ,mn,asliniy ie:harfning variatiens Of
accepta6 u shapes ;bqt: are not $marked
by,atfiTSe stfriikEihigA new departure in lines
or tfithttiing.s During; iithe winter, the
favoritet;:s shapes have been the >tri-
corhs sahd. It's: cousin THE bieornen TIE
smai1j.Hat swathed abedt the head%and
tied ihca bow with ends falling over
one cdr the close felt hat51with the
edges Bound with ribbon. often turned.
up alf dff:> nearly M alli around and TRIM
med iWith!s a, coclsade or a tuft Of
monkey" or uncurled ostrich. and the
clothgfshape with theitrimming falling
Off ohs Side to the; shoulder. The wide.
fiat, picturesque hat, introduced In: the
late sGntfier.. has been somewhat neg.
lectea Hurting; the. winter, but mas been
revived Tor. southern. wear this spring
; All these shapes. seem to be continu-
ed il the spring mode There are ia.
good many moderate size cloche hats.
sometimes; wifi. .:dopb1e:s. bfims and
with: the crown larger and softer than
it has been IN late SEASONS: The swath;
ed SHAPE persists in Smany> forms and an
nearly al|aS s. the. 1tlmm1ng falls loft
one one slide Of KeahEt Lewis is; still max
ing the turban n,s!Wgith a. Beautifully.
s5nietimes running to
a ipolnts::in front, and with long; ends
hanging over, the, left ear. Evelyne
varoini is inspired By the perioa III thef f
very; end of the eighteenth century:
She shows hats. such as Charlotte
might: have worn while cutting the
memorable bread and butter and: she
trims them with ostrich :flues; of min
gled $pink and blue. twisted and knotted
together and tied; ABOUT the: hat. = = !,
Maria Guy is making much OF
rather large hat with a slightly droop-
ing 'brim and the trimming which
there is little--laced under the brim.
A very effective large hat Of fame
colored pic6t Straw has no trimming
save two velvet roses placed under the
brim; .onee above each ear. Valentine
Abodt puts the emphasis on little hats
which envei6pH the head, while Verlaine
nakesswide shapes Of satin with bal
aned: thinning - on each side Or for
daytime wear. hats with unusual brims
which turn up sharply from. the face.
Jenne Duo shows some very. high and
narr6#; that's tied about with wide rib.
bons.; which have long. ends falling on.
one :side. Marie Louise, I:belive. first
1nade::these tai, narrow shapes. for;
Maaemoiselle Cecile Sorel., who con
wear them though she often
forsasakes ssais them for the turn down. cloche
shapss., :tiimrned with. glycertnized
ostfieti which encircles the brim and
the shoulder on. one side.
As.fo: materials. the fabric par ex-
celiasnes :of the spring mode in millinery
is cfspside: Chine: Every mQdiste is
sinstaaantities5iof this soft material.
and ttVaTything indicates that this will
be A&eesbe de Chine hat season, as last
yearss&asGta: a.: crepe, de Chine dress sea-
sofi:% Lewis makes his medium size,
soft crown .cloche: shapes of crepe de
chiAe; Marie Guy combines it with
pic6t STRAW; Jeanne Duo faces her hats
with ,1t,;s and all the modistes use 1t for
the. swathed shapes tied at one side
LanAa isfndkes q wide hat Of crepe de
chiras ana ties it about with a: scarf
Of f6Narh figured in red, black and
white and, fringed on: the ends, which
hang OYER the side:-;Vcsue.
:, E =: - Helpful Hints. -, -"
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