Show HITS HATS fOR REST OF SUMMER ARE WINTRY Miladys Milady's Hea Headwear Puts One All Alt AllI I Wrong on Weather I NEW V YORK June 25 June JUM J jo oes es have blossomed The time has come when milady decrees that h herr her r carb garb must speak of a autumn time and falling fall fall- ing log leaves cs and be so 50 warm wann of ot hue and and texture that she he can feel fee snow feel en I W- W flakes flake and wintry winds UP ht herAll her her- A All I come to pass a according cd 1 ng ngI t to t e. e orial writ of 01 former orm rt fashion ll lon I years ears even e though the dress as ocla- ocla I lions did I d decree that no ve nd Cl and fur dress confections would be apon pon ponI the market this The Associated I Milliners worked hardest at t their slogan of Midsummer Hats Jor tid orr Midsummer Mid Mid- I summer wear and Us really true fue I II I that the avenue and Ind the hotel t a- a ro rooms ms flaunt fl no no bona fide Velve velvet and I and I I fur fur chapeaux 1 YES ITS IT'S ADVANCED I But even the milliners s hav have yielded to feminine whims and placed part I Velvet hats upon the market In re response response response re re- to the demand for something I I advance In the hat line Thus it U IsI is that fluffy coifed heads bear great reat j I floppy leghorns or lace Jace and maJine headgear topped with Velvet crowns In every very shade of ot f he rainbow The seasons season's reds known as shrimp and andl l lobster abound But as ever Mack lack velvet reigns supreme and the smartest smartest smartest smart smart- est season out hats are of cream straw straw- brim and black velvet et crown trimmed with flapping velv velvet stream stream- ers era Other Othe models bespeak summer above but winter below having facings fac fac- lags ings of black or gaudy v velvet lyet HALF AND HALF I The craze for half halt and and hal half as ts regards re regards regards re- re gards tHe trie seasons is not confined to the hat realm alone The Rues Rue's fad of mingling summery fabrics with the sterner st stuff f of hoary s winter has as struck the avenue also and that gay gray thoro thoroughfare is crowded these summer days with gowns of organdie and nd se serge ge or or voile and velvet Even when wen wena a l trill frilly very sh sheer dress dres's Is is seen it t Is adorned with heavy neavy flowers of wool that lend a wintry touch toucA or br or a dark clark he heavy vy velvet et handbag completes the costume S MIDWINTER STANDBY 1 i I II The he midwinter standby standby o of ot warm I 1 Scotch plaid has been inveigled into Into midsummer usage and m many ny tissue g ginghams voiles volles and silks slUts use red I yellow ellow and green plaids for their frilliest lest models Another season r re reversal reversal re- re versal Is 18 shown In taffeta or satin Atin models trimmed with summery summery of ot organdie A leading Fifth avenue venue shop shows a thousand dollar f g wn of brown taffeta with deep kangaroo pouch pockets lined and eith I It t tiny ny ruffles of ot crisp organdie Linens are art using velvet elvet a and nd sombre colors for II trimmings also The Th same window I I exploited d a jade green linen i suit band band- I i ert db with ed-with fa and l stitched it wIth h black wo wool l into i a plaid effect about ut the bottom of the skirt skId and nd Jacket WOOL FOR HOT FOR HOT DAYS DAS Midsummer coats made for the s il triest of ot the dog days employ fleecy ang angora ra wools and and heavy fringes as asI trimmings And a coat simply can cannot cannot cannot not be a coat unless it Jias a wisp of fur tur about its itself lt somewhere Evening Eve Eve- ning capes frequently carry a m rl- rl bou or ostrich banding around th the collar and flown clown l wn the front to the very t bottom of the cape |