Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 140, 29 March 1911 — Page 12
PACK FOUR.
THE RICHMOND FALLADIU3I AND SUX-TEUEGKAM. WEDNESDAY, 31 ARCH 29, 1911.
MUXTNERT MILLENIUM
must, of a surety, be at
nana. We are penal tt ad to
wear large bits aad small
hats, flat hats and tall feataJ0? these narrow brims, was of white
dower-trlmmed and rlbbon-trlaamadl
nd uutiimmetl hats, and any of eaayfwlth red velvet and two white quills
witn the comfortable coo set
mat we are qiate In style. One Is
afraid to think of the monstrous cre
ations, all to be turned out In oneiPclaIlj In the small hats. A very
pattern, that the makers of mlUbjery
rasnion may bave up their sleeves, to
pay us up for the present latitude In
when a woman might exercise such great freedom In the choice of tier prlng bonnet.
row and turn up close to the crown.
while often they consist only of a crescent-shaped piece attached at the aide. A Tory daring model, with one
chip, with the entire crown covered
throat through the norrow white cord that encircled it. This use of red on
the early spring models is extensive,
jaunty turban of black, and white
hemp had a wide pump bow of red
velvet across the front and broad red
styles. Ftor certainly never was ttoefwtngs springing back from under the
loops at each Ride.
The little flower hats are more ir
resistible than ever. Tiny pink rosea.
She may pull down over her earaflllacs and violets are the flowers most-
ne of tho fascinating; new helmed
aha pes and peek out from under It like demure little mouse; she may est a dashing version of the Tyrolean) or Pierrot hats upon her curls and poffa; ha may look like the spirit of adng fterself under the bewitching ftosrer toques, or aha may frame her faeeidtb
Che graceful sweeping carve at the gtnme-lairn picture bat. TTTiartrtprt could even persolckity feminity rs poire? . There la one tendency to be-anted H
m all the new hats that Is, Is ttoaa Chat have any brtm at all wtti'ft Cba decidedly upward torn, of the trims. They may curl op only aCgESy, br ba turned up sharply at tbfrtdBvK iaosaetlmss, all around. Crowns etoej am Infinite vartatv of whan pea.
Shaped, dome-shaped, or rounding wlthU
flat top, and all of them are of coo K arable height. A new Idea la the ntng crow, the top of wfelcfc elope
fejatte at bit from the back to the front.il Ooa pretty model with a crown of ChlM
port somewhat rseembJed a large A Kane la shape. The entire top was) of fcarpki violets while the lower parctoQ,
simulating an upright brim, waa of J tarblte violets, A bunch of the purple n and the white vloleta hung at the! right aide. I Very smart for wear with the spring D suit are the little brimlces hata who sal popularity during the winter baa cainl rted them over, with some ohangeejl to the summer season. About th3 Urge round crowns la twisted ribbonfl w silk, finished with a bow or cbotnl at the side, that Is often caught to then hat with Jeweled ornament. WhtJl
la railed the helmet hat Is simply one
of these brimless crowns, which haw
been crushed together slightly at the
aides so that a sharp ridge is formed
down the center of tho hat, from
back to front. A wide band of fancy straw about the edge, wttn a
curved quill at the left finished with
a beaded straw ornament, formed thai
sole trlmuing of a most attractive
model in this style. When brims are found at all on
these sman tints they a very nar.
Grave Mounds In China. The Chinese do not use monuments for marking graves. The coiQn is Interred about one foot below the surface, and over It a mouud la raised, its size depending upon the rank of the family and Its feeling toward the departed member. The Raiain. Containing but IS per cent of niois fare and the balance almost whotly carbohydrate, the raLsln is on a par with the date and fig as an energy
ly utilized, and while some of the
shapes arc quite brimless, many show
the upright brim
against the crown.
turned up sharply
This brtm and the
crown itself may be entirely covered with the flowers, the trimming usual
ly consisting of an upstanding bow of
ribbon, or a ebon of m aline placed at the side or back. In some of the Na
poleon shapes those having the brim
turned up closely against the crownJ
Is the front and the back the crowns
alone are covered with flowers. Thia
ldoa was used In a smart French mod
el of dark blue straw braid which bad
the crown entirely covered with dark blue silk violets. A twig of deep pink
roses was made to stand up at the
right side.
The chic tricorne shapes, that seem
never to get wholly out of favor, are
being shown In many odd. Irregular forms. A smart 'little hat of this de
sign was of Leghorn braid, with a two-inch edge of fine black braid. Sewed to the edge of the brim, all around, bo cloe together as to form a solid band, were very small pale pink rosebuds. The only other trimming was a small black mercury wing set at the side of the crown. Many variation of the becoming sailor shape will be seen, but all similar in one respeti the up-turning brim. They will be distinguished for moderation in size and simplicity in trimming. Sometimes a swirl of maline with a big bow to the side or the back is all the trimming used. One simple but effective Idea in trimming, seen on a white chip Bailor shape in an exclusive 6hop, was the use of an Inch-wide band made of closely pleated white silk that was wired at each
There is a decided preference for
the small flowers this season, wnicn are usually applied to the larger hata
in the form of close little wreaths or made Into shapes to simulate buckles.
This latter method was carried out
charmingly on a white Milan which
was turned up sharply at the side beneath a large black satin bow. A
email Hrrlo of tinv French flowers, in
hades of dull blue and old pink, rest
ing partly on the crown and partly on
the up-turned brim, had the effect of
buckle, through which the ends or
edge. This was formed Into large round buckles placed at each side of
the crown, and through which was
run the folds of soft silk that encircled
the crown. . Two pointed pieces of the wired pleating, to simulate quills,
were run through the buckle at the
left, in a semi-upright position. An
other somewhat unique feature in trimming, noted in the same shop, was
a paddetf roll of black satin, like a
huge cord, that was over an inch In
diameter. This was used on u large sailor shape, also, and placed on' the top of the brim a few Inches from the
edge. At the side of the crown wbb a
small bunch of very small red cherries,
on.ri fnm henpoth thp Kntin cable the
ii.,,. ir n n round tho brim, factory, since hats of this type may
at intervals. I15 worn wltn color gown Page 4
For dressy occasions the all black bat
continues to be quite as much in vogue
as ever. On these dress hats lace is
being used a great deal white, black.
and some gold lace. An unusual trim
ming scheme used on a fine blaca Mi
lan hat Intended for reception wear
shows one of the ways in which lace
may be most effectively used. Two
ruffles of black Chantllly lace were shirred onto wires and attached to the front of the crown. Just where the brim rolled up slightly, under a flat hnnch of Dink roses. The back ends
u i .J-. lor me wire were imwucu w -
.o,.t wh i one of the fa- in sutn. a way tnai me
vored combinations just now, and for
general wear nothing is more satis-
toward the back of the hat, strongly.
suggesting the graceful sweep of tne willow plume. The whoia effect waa filmy and delightful.
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