Show t k k Y r HOODS AGAIN SEEN REVIVAL OF A QUAINT AND PRETTY PRET-TY FASHION Charming Head Coverings Discarded for More Than a Generation Are Once More In FavorMode of the Veil There was Mover anything created for womans wear In which a pretty woman looked more piquant and bo witching than In a hood of becoming type and wo have too long overlooked tlio opportunities for dainty coquetry that lurk In the faiths of the capiichon but now thanks to the motor tho hood Is In fashion All of tho famous 1ailRlan milliners arc cat urhtg to tho now fad and tinning tinn-ing out delectable models whoso variety + rlf r q IY l i I r mil lt Y t i riety and originality are surprising In view of tho somewhat narrow limitations limita-tions of line and Idea Moieovcr tho liking for hoods which started first with practical fur and cloth headgear for winter motoring and developed Into coquettish and elaborate head covering for wear with evening dress In open or closed cars has spread far beyond its original field uuhU > > i f Taffeta Is used morn often than any other mateilal for the making of the I modish evening hood very soft taffeta of court without cilpncss though wllh a certain body which tho big hood nerds Liberty satin too Is used for lovely models and occasionally ono sees a model of tinnspaient trams scull or net or lace over a silken founditlon Silk veiling too Is a hood material ntul one of the prettiest models was In voile fi snip ell with n little puf Y HUH hoi ilirut b > colds of clel taffeta it and a frill of lace framing the face f while on the middle front just Insldo the Inca frill was posed u gailand of tiny I pink loses and foliage This samo t model I wo have seen in rasa pink taffeta hl 1 taf-feta and In a delicate lilac taffeta I A hood of this type should surely not bo a difficult problem for clover brains and fingers and for that matter n majority of the models are not particularly par-ticularly complicated In construction requiting taste and Ingenuity rather than expert workmanship A wldo puff of cream net bordered on each side by a lino of tiny roses or rosebuds and a alllge or double frill of Ince make n good finish for ono of tho voluminous hoods of taffeta or liberty Sometimes the frills aro of silk mouHsellne or chiffon rather than of lace and perhaps the outer frill Vi matches the hood In color while the frill next tho hair and face Is white Narrow black lace and knots of black velvet trim ono hood of straw colored silk and velvet loops and bows finish limo front of another silk model which has only a narrow bordering < frill of lace around the I face but a deep capcllke frill of laco around the neck I A malorlty of the hoods have some i sort of cape finish more or less shallow shal-low and some have long scarfs of the hood mateilal nit In ono with the body of tin hood TWO veils one falling In front and one behind are adjusted to most of tho poke and coal scuttle motor bonnets bon-nets and tho neutral and medium tints arc usually chosen tho fashion able smoke and taupe grays being especially es-pecially popular Other small close fitting bonnets have veils draped round them and falling at the back In two long scarfs which may be adjusted adjust-ed and manipulated as the wearer may choose Half bonnet half hood ale cerium i motor toques In mousscllno de sole on the order of the taupe ono pictured pic-tured here with wide low draped crown soft frills falling over the hair and long scarfs ought forward from sides and hack uu |