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l\ CARLIER \ 'N BLACK AND WHITE, it THE SUNDAY IN GOD WE TRUST A POYENNIER o Poses by Ina Allen of the Orpheum. | Parisian Hats from Mrs. Gage, | 807 Sutter street. | Photos by Alisky. ASTLY different were worn by the Belles of memorable Fourth of July from these in which the o-date maid- ? ber pretty face. provincial days fashions around the civilized world ths. The same style of dress r lasted several years and were not purchased every itumn for our great-gran ur great-grandfath- nkful for! is date may wear what es in the line of hats just so it me Fashion’s decree is unequivocally w, flat effects of varying style. Thers is the wide, flat effect to be discreetly avoided by the long-faced woman and there are hats and toques of various heights and sizes built to suit individual s and fancles There are tulle hats, of flowers, of leaves, of f: trimmed with feathers confusing lot to choose from—but find the woman who would complain Hats of one color have been and still are very much worn. A Virot of pale blue chiffon has for its trimming three immense rosettes; the brim is the crown low; the whole effect is pen- tine. In solid black, in pink and white, thie style is especially pretty. The flower and foliage hats are fresh and attractive in coloring. but™the chif- fon hat, made entirely of tucks and of the shape that is flat at the back and One from Mme. pink roses painted on w over rough white’ velvet is its on A hat of cherry of the same colored velvet around foliage for trimming. bears the name Marescot Soeurs. worn off the face, and for trimming has autumn foliage or roses, or both, is a prettier model and more popuiar. Ecru mohalr braid, white chiffon, autumn Jeaves, white roses and black velvet rib- bon is the Linn Faulkner. White and black is a combination much too stylish and becoming to become a thing of the past. One of rough white straw is trimmed with black and white polka dot ribbon, and two long aigrettes BERTHE 1™ Ecru BRAID AND FOLIAGE twisted around the crown in pi.me Poyennier, says the tag. in black and white must have one =olid white hat. chip with a drapery of white tulle tips secured with dull gold buckle in front is distinctly - JAVIROR. PALE and made of mohair braid. o encs“4na “extremely ] BLVE CHIFFON.. novelty much ! ties usually are is the hand-painted hat. Heitz Boyer has large wide black velvet Colored ‘feathers are to be found prettier than the preference, very light and quiet-- toned straws are to be worn, taking the place of roughly plaited ecru grass now s0 much in vogue. Never before been so much used te mulle draped A bow of black has black velvet . It is twisted, stitch- ed down flat, pleated, made un Into bows, 1 ut in either the under or m the one-inch width to in creamy lace In the form of a mcar?, to be tied behind, the ends falling down the back—not at all pretty, and there- fore not apt to be popular. made of black svrigged net and twenty are bordered top and bot- surmounted by insertions through which a velvet cord is drawn so as to gather up the veil on the brim of the hat and under s a broad band White plumage for summer hats is be- White ostrich feathers more popular than To be strictly place to put it a bow of velvet is tacked ing much used. have become After the hat a veil is the next have medium-tall slightly oval IN BLACK AND WHITE s /A‘ S % AHENZ BoYoR IN HAND MVLLE dtum-wide brims, which curl up gently § all around; the duck hats, with brims similar to the Panama ha have me- dium-tall square crowns and gored ones. They are trimmed as the wearer chooses. Brightly colored scarfs wound around the crown and tled at the left of the front in a loose knot in which is thrust a breast plume of white rond feathers that curves against the crown make a stylish trimmin Duck hats may trimmed with a v of soft white satin and a pair folded pigeon wings flecked with y. Both of these styles arc es- fetching when worn with the new duck shirts and a dainty shirt walst. For veiling floral trails a very fine gos- samerlike chantllly is employed and is un- denfably effective, the while it hints at an importance somewhat lacking in tulle. An all white tulle {llusion toque is swe: velled in this same fine black chantiily, worn well tilted over the eyes with a great Jet butterfly serving as a species of cache pelgne at the back. This is the very a fest, fairest plece of millinery conceivable and eminently before the hat decked with many feathers in the affections of the smart woman. Few hats are worn off the face. Almost without exception they are worn quite far forward, but most of them bent upward instead of downward, so that the halr across the forehead s not hidden. Few hats have any brim at the back:; hence the line of the back of the head is almost straight. At first this style may seem a Ilittle peculiar, but now that the hair !s worn forward again, this shape is becom- ing and seems to take away from the too flat appearance that the low hats other- wise might present. Many of the new hats are made with an inside crown rim that lifts the hat from the head and pre- vents the brim from shading the face Loo ¢hin, where » vunch of velvet loops is much. These hats are only effective when With a large hat it is almost the brim points upward instead of down- impossible to wear a veil without spofl- ward. ing the effect, so if one *‘dotes” on pic- Just now there are numbers of hats in ture hats veils are out of the question. Hats for outing wear are made of white be bought ready made and require but Panama braid. and stitched or quflted very little extra trimming. Soft rosettes The Panama hats of taffeta silk and immense roses are suf. crowns, ficient trimming and all that 1s needed to which appear a little crushed, and me- make the hat really smart looking. good shapes and in all colors that may.