PRACTICAL YET PICTURESQUE AIRE WINTER'S HATS THE FUR TRIMMED TOQUE AND WIDE-BRIMMED CANO¬ TIER ARE APPROVED BY FASHION, WHICH MAIN¬ TAINS A NEW DIGNITY BY ESCHEWING THE ECCENTRIC IN HATS AND GOWNS.

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scalloped at the edges, may be new¬ er, and certainly more fancitui, than the other designs, but what we want now is something practical, and the .4 àanv.n toan» .**¦ one, both in its color¬ skirt that is not voluminous answers and in ing, ir/ü'r- ermine and black whys, the demand perfectly. It is weara¬ c/ the mounts at each ble indoors with the ever useful fide ¦.¦n'. blouse, and may be made nov. I in The coloring of th» yirnvd hat is éiatine- appearance by a high corselet, pret¬ blaek rclvct brim it a tily braided, and touched with color, dull gold crou-,1, covered by a tomato not all the way around the waist, hut color 'J tissu», »kumk frinyed. where the ornamentation is found to be most effective. n.v mum Ascoi/GH. CtftéUtUte and Velvets drought Out in THK latest millinery models cr I old Weather. ated by Parisian artists are Colder weather has brought soft picturesque as they a corduroys and velveteens, as well as lovely. many forms of velvets, into wear, in¬ a decorative moire all the desigi cluding design. Nearly prominent Dark but lustrous colors are liked, are becoming and practical. This ¦'¦ it the i fry this blsu such as blue, a beautiful not a season in which any woman informaHtu lapis-lazuli > ¦¦ has a collar of whitt malachite and leather of fastidious taste would we jacket green, brown, girl ¦¦ .. all known as Russian. Brown furs sensational or eccentric gowns are and the once fashion¬ hats. What is demanded is som seen, very able round boa is introduced. and but oat* .'. button again thing charming original The long-* It ranks among the quite short and the sane time in taste. tkoten in tl- esttt perfect tablier front, the very long ties. There seems to i tic wtt And our Parisian milliners a: eharu%*n§ fot be no medium. The short nes artist mature woman. evict proving themselves genuine Of chttct, taper to a point, and above the ends They are giving exactly the rigl are ribbons with h. very long looped thing.at the right moment. turban. It was round, rather bows. fitted well down over the ha So far as wide-brimmed hats ai and it These ribbons may be of diffère it must mention that su concerned, the canotier, or saile In passing, I colors to match the feather fantasie a should be worn very mu shapes remain first favorites. The: toque of the hat, and two that are favor¬ on the side of the head. shapes are covered with velvet, O ites in this connection are pewter tie was in detail; toman silk, dull satin and suede clot! The simple and mastic, both effective against a of fur finished < Some of these models have qui: straight length dark brown or black background. c of tails which was fa wide brims: others are of modest d with fringe Silver or ribbons are seen one sid gold edged mensions; all have rather low, dome tened in a loose knot at alfo. The toque wa» trimmed with tv crowns. made Very soon Christmas presents will rounded butterfly wings be I think the useful kinds One particularly smart modi ribbon; one was cherry r< bought. quilled will be much liked this We which attracted me a day or two ag and the other dark gray. year. ver shall be to receive as was maae of black velvet and Gray squirrel is very fashionab glad gifts pret¬ simply trimmed. Lying flat on th ahsml for milliner ty trifles to wear and use. such a Bound tightly this winter, especially and handkerchiefs, br- close to the front, there was i» this Happily, it is a compari gloves handbags, iugly, purposes. and neck velvets, the type of posses cluster of beautifully made apple: de nearc th a ble inexpensive fur, and one whic du! tively sion women but with o one deer> crimson and the other »oming of gros-gro looks delightful when worn in cor appreciate, were framed i hases 0 gold. These apples top. junction with a navy blue tailoi many really important pur« dark green silk leaves. It was emi made. make now would not buy for them b selves in but the fortm. nently smart, a hat which would Some of the new velvet toqu« any simplest worn with the best results on almos The Dutch bonnet in velvet and fu frills which border th I have seen some very beautiful winte have pleated with fine which any occasion. is one of the nov. lties of the upturned brim. These frills are s bags rarely clasps season. It is would last for all time. The A cluster of waxen water lilie exceedingly quain* closely pleated that they stand u upright and faces i knob with a lustre would make an equally effectiv and to young pretty without support, and they very ofte crystal dangling This Dutch bonnet beneath it is a most effective fasten¬ trimming for a hat of this order; o very becoming. form the whole trimming of th was into fashion a lit er upon a blue or black moire bag, even a and beautiful rose. shape brought toque, the* only addition being large ParLs drawn at the base into a cord orna¬ tie time ago by a well known handsome plaque or large button i: for Wear. ment and tassel. Then there are Canotier Everyday ian actress who adopted it for moto mother of or cut jet, placed 01 these pearl but chiselled metal I have lately seen some particular wear. She had several of pict the brim at one side. tiny perfectly water animals as and mon¬ smart hats intended for everyda; uresque bonnets made of Some of the smartest black velve fasteners.dogs ly and cats, lions and bears. Circle wear. These were of the modifie« proof silk, in pastel colors, ver; and felt tricornes are simple, trim keys, when drawi ornaments in enamel set with stone:; canotier type covered with soft charming they looked med with a camellia set in dar! large make another kind of water-proof suede skin. The trim close over the hair. .reen leaves. Indeed, crimson ani decoration, ir as the f stener for the ming, which consisted of jaunt} The shape is now being copied hite camellias are running watei serving flap front of a brocaded velvet or silken bows and loops, was of the same ma velvet, and bands of fur are intro lilies very close in the race for pop tenal, and the color of the model duced round the low crown. Whet ular favor; one finds them on toqu i bag. Khaki-colored is the new have in my mind was a clear khaki the Dutch bonnet is correctly won and sailor models alike. At th< gold Some of the leading Parisian tailor: no fringe is visible on the forehead moment it is rather the fash¬ choice for mesh pouches and bags. present or checkered with are making beautiful and eminentl; Dark Prune, Are Favorit« ion to use stiff flowers, such as .ose striped guinea Blue, Purple, or with In these useful coats and skirts in the sami Colors. just mentioned, or stiff clusters o. gold platinum. With sud For velvet hats and th« lemons, etc. new and very beautiful designs «olid material, rain-proofed. toques ¡ruit, apples, oranges, worth is evident. There b costumes the hat just mentione< most fashionable and popular color; Beautiful roses are also fashiona¬ nothing nor evanescent in their effect. i be exactly the conect tning. are dark blue, prune and purple ble, but one finds camellias and flimsy look "good" and symbolize our in the millinery world tha Black velvet is also very much worn water lilies on some of the very best They It is new desire for dignity, even in such to the full the hold thai but some of the newest millinery and most costly models. toe realizes poises-ions. There used to be a on the femi models are expressed in rich, dull the Narrow fancy furs have taken Full Skirt Has .Not Ousted that women trifles And when I saj blue or purple. One. feeling preferred «*«»t imagination. that would not last. That phase has "isaty furs" I mean unexpected, anc The new shades have no tinge oí The out-of-door skirt and the dress in them. are dark quite passed away. try often quite inexpensive, pelts green They sap¬ that is meant for late afternoon and in tint or cobalt, and all \el\et and Head Ornaments for Neck Civet cat, for example, is one of tht phire deep quiet evening wear, which is, in fact, anc the new shades are pure Czar and Hair. mott popular furs of the year, purple a kind of modernized tea frock, are violet. One of the smartcut now we are turning our attention tc toques the two toilettes that rank as most For the neck and the hair the. j I have seen was made of monkey skins and rabbit, dyed pale lately deep important now. are numbeiiess prettinesses in velvet violet velv t. black fur and r ilol mu, rose and egg-shell blue. monkey fat Fashion's responsibilities lie light¬ an'" Leads, including some old-fash¬ a market bunch of Czar violets, nne color, ti gray. The Some the new sets made oi large on her. No one nor ioned favorites revived in scale and of ,,. ly expects in the middle of which there was a und >\. color is art. ,i the dull monkey fur are really charming. : fur »tark» U darktg, pothtl of wants her to make great changes, rice-shaped pieces of mother of pearl and rather stalk of scarlet japónica. The fur ratiUoa eatitta, as maintains the sewn velvet to This fur is sometimes long the lrn>on bro- and so long she Qig- upon form flower foli¬ it is pre¬ was curiously introduced in this I frock i.i fBtaV 8J tXOtic i» coloring, for pale she has we shall b: age and wheat-ear embroideries. As straggling, but sometimes <.¦ nity achieved, it fell over the brim like a i''.'// ctilliir black fU\sho» above a »kit* pared in such a clever way that it toque; fa jacket, »f foot, well pleased with her. there is no need to wear elaborate When a veil was locks soft and fluffy. A fascinating straggling fringe. | fan crepe. Doubts may assail some people re¬ jewelry ornaments now. such little the fur, was held in HI wiiicn mcluaed a cravat and tur¬ added naturally, her aim concerning the ornaments are appropriate* and use- f but the effect was curious specting ban toque, was made of very dark place, much widened skirt, and the news ful. / when the little was in the famous milliners and which gray monkey fur and mirror velvet toque Yesterday afternoon I interviewee by that a modified crinoline effect has A rather broad velvet bai ./ an instant success. >n a rich shade of hand. a hat which fitly expressed "sweet achieve been se^n already may prove dis¬ threaded The hair, and wheJ prune. and trimming through The cravat was short and one of A pretty inexpensive simplicity." It was untrimmed and The Coast Fur Toque or Cap. quieting. But each individual is a the brightly burnished and light! or velvet sailor hats is a three- 'he ends was finished with a length for toques yet exquisite; a coquettish, It may be said that the little fur law unto herself under present cir¬ ondule tresses reveal it, some orna-\ thin wing covered with irides¬ velvet with a a of of prune velvet, which was carelessly high, peaked shape in black or cap, remains th.. promi¬ cumstances, and as dressmake.s ment appears; it may be trail ^ When blue and rose toque, «knotted. The brim of the toque was cent paillettes. jam-pot crown covered with old nent favorite of the winter season. with the most honored names are little roses and lenes in tarnished are used, these wings covered with velvet the crown green paillettes brocade, out with silver furs are used for still narrow silver or a tracery of tiny glea-*<¡ i and effective, and form picked Many different making fairly skirts, was made of fur, while at one side are wonderfully thread«». Of trimming there was these fascinating models, some ex¬ there is no compulsion in the case. pearls of different shapes, round, for a velvet black »here was a jaunty bow of velvet, a complete trimming absolutely none save a small others.equally effective. There are those who feel that a square and oblong. are in some on the pensive, which over the face. I have hat. The paillettes velvet bow, which was placed moderate in very pretty and line is The hair is still worn off th« fore¬ drooped in the quite prfce. graceful *«en similar sets of civet cat and cases tiny and carefully applied edge of the peak, which covered For instance, take an absolutely achieved by the straight, and not head, but the ears are softened by and then the wmj; worn on sapphire blue mirror velvet. fish-scale fsshion, right ear. for the hat was delightful set .vhich consisted of a wide, skirt, and the coat with a very fringes of short tresses, and on the as if it were covered with tiny there are in In Ptris one can get a wonderfully looks the side of the head. toque and straight tie in gray squir¬ long basque, made so ample that it temples ome cases I have seen wings cov¬ branches of small ar¬ good imitation of civet tat at a rea¬ feathers. of those simple rel. The toque was something be¬ stands away from the skirt. and carelessly This was one * ¦* sonable in ered with small jet paillettes applied a and an The short coat and full both ranged curls. price; fact, this imitation are s( tween Russian cap ordinary ^«irt, with ex¬ I models which yetimes'created *» ». so clever that only an expert could to dark blue velvet toques «.i áeuctit, cellent result*..