The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-08
|uy NOVELTIES IN
MILLINERY STYLES
LIAM IDEA FOR SPRING
RlS dIf1MMER ARRIVES. SIDE
S1e,MING A FEATURE.

by 49, Silhouette, the character
ea ca ocular materials OF the mil
fne pt tb;s spring and summer are
! lOl Each a OF the famous m no ns;es'
Of cU .,nde of the season, though
be iliTIN seem to be general
" Woula thot hats, both large and
Z En 'shn,,1 [I'I have dropping side trim
shou no,ne sort. This side trim
Ouch o. S not distinctly new, has
tnJ mo-, sadopted by the Parisienne,
n[ a;;~ss a softening grace to the 9,
ss decidedly short, severe tan
lW .,1 o, u of the moment, which
sllh 1oo"6tedly continue through
.h.oes are so varied that there
,S S,.dp and fast rule. Hats may De
na .ra;ght, tilted to one side or
S" b%aekward. but the forward
b9ce considered so smart no long
FistS' 49,. two new and rather pro-
~ az tendencies of the season
Rced though not as yet widely
~ nav nav easily become the fash
#One IS the small, round ReDoux
on ',;tb four-inch brim and me-
/ r m"r The brim is slightly roll
II y at the right side and held o IN
Y b~ a. a large plated rosette, usual
i Wy d;4erent material. For instance,
y a. satin model has its rosette OF
IN arosgrain and the edge OF the
oSined with the grosgrain. Reboux
b;ts this idea extensively, and 1t is
'l;ng with very big success among
Exceedingly exclusive clientele.
h. Rolling Brim and Feathers
other new thought comes from
II in the form of a small hat,
IL ~ acbieves great height at the
4 not onlv on account OF its roll.
T. h" him but by the piling up OF
adise or burnt pheasant feathers.
A Sorel and Faber, of the Coincide
Bcaise in Paris, have sponsored
Htyoe OF hat That speaks well tor
kontinuance.
lfboux is using feathers extensively.
4 entirely covers black satin hats
H. two-inch brims with these
sbers in black and orange, thus
Ii them a very striking appear
/ The coque feathers are inter
L. with black pheasant tails IN
4 effect. On her small toques,
H. she features, considerable use
kade of black satin ribbon loops:
he are four or five, one on top OF
bother, at either side OF the hat.
4 Lewis practically every hat has
thinning of some sort, feather,
Hers ribbons or tassels OF beads,
led under the brim on the right
He features double brims, and
hn example OF this shows a hat
i underbrim OF rose crepe de chine,
i a thick roll edge on the top OF
lbrim OF black crepe de chine. The
In is also OF the black crepe de
se. At the right side is cluster OF
/ roses, two or three of which are
hight to the under brim and fall
b long stems in a trail OF roses to
waist
Hats in Silks and Straws.
.ewis also uses a notable amount of
al laces for entire hats. One inter
ng model has large brim, turned
IN the front, edged with silver braid.
the right side OF the brim is a fall
ostrich feathers, each long, uncurl-
plume being weighted by pear
ped silver cabochon. This fall may
iraped around the neck in very be-
ling lines.
t this house one sees few toques,
big percentage of brims, large
small. There is a distinct move
It Tor the very large hat, which is
row from front to back and very
e from side to side.
lara Guy is making a great feature
straw crowns with brims of crepe
,hlne. A lovely picture hat of white
'e de chine, very large, is made
cotton padding, giving a soft eff
. 1t has bow trimming and long
amer ends OF white crepe de chine.
uses little fancy straw, but makes
reat use OF picot combined with
'e de chine in all colors for entire
hez Jeanne Due is showing novel
that are amusing in detail rather
In shape. On large hat of lemon
DIV tatteta, of the rather Topping
y shape, she arranges a wreath
MOVERS made of colored seashells
metal IN bright shades. This mod
$ exquisite Tor a young girl. She
IS black lace brim with narrow
Tuche, which takes a serpentine
apphqued fiat on the brim.
Novelties in Tailored Hats.
ne n, same designer has introduced
'!ty IN tailored hats in a small
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