The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12

No other season in millinery has
the charm OF the spring season. Any
normal woman would rather see
beautiful spring hat than read a
beautiful spring pocm--and most
women would be vastly more thrilled
by the hat than the ode. There Is
"A magic in spring millinery that
every feminine soul admits; and, OF
course. 1t is part of the magic Of
reViving life In nature: In opening
leaves, growing grass and the glad
anticipation of summer. Tho one
woman in the subway car who wears
n stunning, distracting new spring
hat on her head-you all know what
an object OF absorbed II surrept.tious
interest she is. And il you happen
to be that woman and are keenly
aware of all the interested and en-
vious feminine glanCcs round about
well YOU know how that is too!
Horscliair. Says Paris.
The hit of the spring millinery
season i'm Paris is horsch dr. II you
haven't seen the new French horse
hair you have surprise in store. To
most Of us horsehair means light,
airy. lacy sort of braids This kind
of horsehair Is very fashionable
but it is really horsehair braid. Actu-
ally horsehair IL shaggy and al the
same time wiry-like pony's name.
IL has an effect OF uncurled ostrich
only crisper. Two pictured hats
show horsehair braid and horsehair.
used la plumage; and these two
hats are tremendously smart exam
pies of the new spring mode.
In one model narrow horsehalr
braid has been looped all over
turned back crown in very soft and
graceful effect, and the whole hat Is
incredibly light--you can scarcely
feel II on your head. Thrust into
the hrim at one side Is a ilat-head-
ed Jet pin. The other hat shows
ponymane horsehalr - something
like uncurled feathers dropping an
over a hat crown and dangling be-
low the edge Of the brim. Not only
is the horseha.r trimming smart;
but the hat Itself Is particularly
stunning shape for the new season;
big of crown and with Il narrow,
curled UP brlm forming a frame for
the face. Soon you will see these
hats: trimmed with horsehair as pic
/ tured. and trimmed with soft ittIe
wreaths OF bright colored flowers
| that snuGgle into the curl OF me
hrim below the large crown. The
shane is most becoming to all faces
and Is sure TO be favorite. Both
| of these horsehair hats are all black.
Bright Facings and Flowers.
Bright colored posieB abound at
/ the trimming counters and will be
/ used in harmonious shadings, or
smartly contrGsted Clashng Of hue.
/ For instance ono hat has bunches OF
mauve panTieS all around the crown /;
another has masycd clusters ot.hGllo-
tropc. SIN another has tangorlnc
and red flowers. Green and black
grapes with glossy black lenvs1 form
q garland, or close little burFhes OF
bright yellow flowers brighten black
has. There ia n great fancy for
/ lighting M black straw hat with
gay flowers, or a bright corkade of
ribbon, or brilliant pin Of compn-
sitiol stuff. Some hats have fac
inEs OF contrasting color undog tho
brim. Indeed, these contrasting
brim facings are a feature OF tho
spring millinery showing. An cN-
ample in point IS the wide-Lrlmmcd
ha. with quills thrust through tho
crown. Any woman would adore
this hat; 90 unbecoming in itH lines;
so enchanting in itq color. tho b g
crown Is made Of gors de lOndrCs SILK
in a delicate shade OF gray and the
brim is faced with violet straw braid
The two quilts, placed horizontally
and sweeping or at ono side shade
from silver gray TO deep violet Nat
urally with this gray and violet hat
she wears earrings of amethyst,
Ipcarl and silver. Earrings arc GO
ing to play an important part in the
millinery scheme OF things this
spring and more than one pair ot
Christmas earrings will be matched
in spring millinery.
Ribbon Generously Jsed
Yards and Yards OF ribbon are GO
ing into spring hats, Very wide
ribbons make smashing big bows
that have tremendous dash. Narrow
ribbons are pleatcd into saucy cock
ades and rOScttcF. II takes almost
as much skill to tie and apply rib
bon bow smartly as II does to group
and attach feathers smartly Thcy
will tie a bow FOR you az any rio-
hon counter-but getting it on your
hat is your own problem; and unless
YOU have great knack and an un-
failing eye for continuity Of line
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