East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-08

and never has a more colorful a more
varied, a more delightful line appear
ed than in the spring of 1922. The
hat is undoubtedly the woman
crowning glory though it may seem
bromide to say so. 1t is the frame
in which is set the picture of her face,
and should be so chosen in line and
color as to off set the face to the best
advantage.
This season there will be no diff
Guilty in finding a becoming hat for
every face and a complimentary color
for every gown for never has millin-
cry been so varied in size, shape and
color.
There are large hats and small hats,
hats that turn up, hats that turn
down, hats that do both. The first
glance Is bewildering. First because
there is such q brilliant display of COL
or, then one notices that color and
fabrics are used as they never have
i, been before, that one hat carries all
the shades of the spectrum beginning
with yellow and running down
through all the reds and orange.
OF course when SO many different
colors are used, no one appears in its
full intensity, but in the most delicate
hues Sometimes the brim consists of
many layers of georgette or tulle, each
layer is different colon Again the
shades are masses in large bunch or
wreath of flowers, or they may be
worked into an embroidered facing
that covers completely the turned
back brim of the small hat.
Ornaments designed and manu-
factured abroad are coming over in
large cases to trim the spring hat of
Miss America. They are made of
many different things and give as
many different effects,
Beads still are good and>with caba-
chons form many a fancy rosette-
like ornament from which hang
strands to dangle from one side of the
brim or to circle the crown. These
are in brilliant reds blues, yellows as
well as ivory and jet. Some are made
of composition that closely resem-
bles mother of pearl and is known as
claire du lune.
One of the newest versions of bead
trimmings is a rosette and fringe of
alumette beads. These are gaily col
ored, perhaps an inch or more in
length and each is tipped with silver
bead, suggestive of the sulphur end
of the match from which it takes its
name. su ~
Little three-sided wooden beads
come in many colors and lend them
selves as very attractive motif in
the embroidered sports hats. Strings
Of them pass around the crown and
hang in tassels off the sides. A large
hat of cirie satin developed in citron
SO new and SO smart this year. A
band of embroidery adorned the top
edge of the sweeping brim and color
spots were introduced by means of
these three-sded wood beads in citron
and dull blue.
Feathers too are good. All kinds
of fancy quilts. natural quills glazed,
quills made of ribbon, celuloie, of ost-
-rich' oi various coiipos.. .',''' -. !
are seen laun.ns pel."s os a.noas. ~ ~.
front or sue VI many 80, ~
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through snts u 'ne cio"il " /,
blras tou ais soou ~ .ho
fiat shapes 20 pe appiiIueo n.ats
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maze OF iea.neis ~ iei7ie s
are perhaps the iaVoiises Nnuus
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panied on pefioia'eo 'iihs anu 49, -
mat are among eiie siiiai' 'ie'
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mdividualiyt OF .he I'D. = leany y, =.
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at the sioes.
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loi Aos. uas y. sps 80 shov,
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