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Show 2 THE INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY, 3 4 of Q appear ribbon, a to anee MARCH 10. 1907. flower lend Many or a solfdity tiny evening vell as some of medium ilirely of maline and with # covering of loose and Jeaves, or encircled ‘ these sometimes one i turned up and faced ome of which trim the ee hats "are as eee ‘ y to make s thes = ‘e vbody can make or ! feather to its may | hat artists appear-!to chapeaux, as make of Europe have combined | extraordinarils h-| feathers |ionable during the earl spring, two mah hen ian ‘ "le sides of a hat are Ske ra era adel seen from the right side app re quite size, are made | the season of flowers is well advanced| Ne chtly draped | it will be invaded by a flutte ring cloud! small flowers } of feathers with a wreath! and float side of a hat) spray of : 0 si with flowers though calling attention top of the hat. beauty and } supremacy thigg and as One of the fancies for spring is a; t DETAR RDS species olled satlot which! a different creature te nae ne seen the ofleftstraw See picture on hats BAe orODBY - brims oe with one or two plumes oat a ee long trailing down one eee Ss Tree the back upon thé shoulders, w o € he other side will be trimmed wit L per} unty} roses a Where Ky bows ane 1 jaun ibbons trailing plumes are used, long ribb ? that hang down the back are also oS t a E Lo. a ia ; rozue since no skill | 1 the regulation sai-)ten in evidence. There i aie hack is required to put tale on thick, with | lor hat as anything well could be-and/for floating down and fare ofy a few puffs and ruchings and to} whieh Is built of fine wires and cov-|and these are ribbons quite wide are | Rrussels tretched on ft taffeta, since satin lia (unless CoCrinee of a sprinkle towers: lightly over <i the ; whole.!| ered with WSsst 1 ct I 1 ; u ‘It js in the arrangement of a feather, | to fit In -the latest fashion, instead of} firm quality) is apt to b 5 ! e tving and sé i bow € tilt and, being shirred on Milliners say aAnvV-') whe! left to hang Caredent rey ae autis; j } I tvl | T I k f spring millinery and not of 5 a-hat that millinery genius body can shir net on ee ae ae dines ie wouldej he "Hike ti ging is vhe can and' skill: ave shown in fitting it. On| mention veils like hangit STE oe . \\ } ' a t T) ' a4 al t nmed with) up a pieture without a frame, for veils ¢ i t ee ' oOo sete pe, ics ‘ vats see ih Sela a eaten is fs a sien large nobs of various Kink ot fone rey Very important this season and I it! The flower hat is alw iys i safe rimmed with metal, or. with jewelled|a woman usually wears two ata time, eee ane et : epee 35 ' effects mounted" on. pin And stuck)one of fine face mesh with a lace-over Faas a ph Fiowers and together in, the z Se Sha feathers nestle snugly new Spring hats, en-) l Tad ane on y tras oe dy, Aes Cees trich Snr 7 0 \ D / Fs a ‘ x . and . . Represent at E with ee aa other- ee ave ane for flowers ws VOors LW A ¥ equal ero of color white or white or ye Ves of one it cream thre afte colors color will brim color, aC cream OTR for two A Palewil the ored,) Tace with paee and oN vcr Tee a ucdicrous It appear Were se pasted not as larzé in: i the lace : > appear: in well are Viiilacof te more ‘ manner Rania ihe a as on always veils expensir chiffon-over ever give Such } a oa were fancy figures the facé cs pee making face orten) Talia of veils it have a hat one Lace ionable. enray DrAM whien of usually straw cavecolored eattty or an . hats, model ; models nace |} veil ns these newest 4 smart Are anov.he. andi e 1@ spring ‘; atte} with ae through rea ign: ant loved in deeorating Some AER flowers' oF ' meee> sachet, carelessness 3 lowers" ¢ whic maptoye "dn < Baste favorite but c all iy ve Are ae eae "Phe plumes, be Me apparent toe . though the sections nnd joimed smart lace LOBELNEE as dots they are : fancy avith Every é . will a other feather attractiveness ' hat Sere Boyd The New Plumed Hats for Early Spring Cost Extravagant Sums, + falta Tepe titenz Saarimiter, the e iz oe oOo aepat es * symbolizing' approaching sum-) other 7 bal ci reat ier Rie cn Possible Feather That Can Be Made Into Crest or Plume or a Veritable Cascade. D( Plumes Costing $75 Are very Generally Worn ey Women Who Can Afford $150 to $200 and Upwards for Hat 2 York » Bought RBovoht Siv Such Hats Banker's Wife in. New Six nn Hats in} Ten Days, 2 A/ ny San sle ‘ ss tae What the Average Woman Spends on Headgear in Ten Years. A Republican' Special Service, Copyright 147; spring. So fashionable are long, droop-; Nhicl Which "ese Represents | Pansies, too, are more in vogue. th in | Paris dictates what.we sliall wear/i0s plumes of various sorts that an} they have been in many years, while a "a 1s 1 % F : Nj § itirely new kind has been Invented.: fad exist for using drooping tendrils ee Bee Oe,. mnt oURY ROW we This is a broad, long plume made of) of sea moss as hat ttimming. The moss dressed ‘women in Paris are wearing! smal! bur iches of small curled feathers, is a feathery, delicate follage decoravery large or very small hats. Im-;fastenéd in rows ‘he result is beau-! tion in pale and eélear tints of green mense Etimsborougtic picture hats and! tiful, and such a plume costs from!}and js very springlike and effective as "baby" hats adorned with quantities!) $12.50 up. Paroquet and bird-of-par-| trimming Rush leaves, too, make of filbating feathers, Crést/and plumes,}adfse feathers of great lengtn, droop-|smart and fashionable trimmings fot whiéh sometimes droop down upon the; ing ¢ the shoulder, are as smart aS} hats and are generally employed in shoulders, are features im Parisian mil-| pee uli iwly made soft cascades of oS-|aigrette style in connection with a sinlinefy,."iIn ‘contrast. to ‘little hats ‘of/ trich feathers. The fancy {is for fea-] gle large rose or cluster of flowers. A room, toque; fancy ‘and modified; thers that droop and curl under at the|cnoux of chiffon or maline. also is tricorner: shapes, as well' as little hel-) ends and that reach from an arrange-} pretty with two or three long rush met‘ hats, which few can. becomingly| ment of wings, breasts and snort fea-| jeayves sticking out from it In a slantwear, thers In America have the big dress occasions we already with down hats for | der. us. but, é AS upon nN . flowers, to the neck*and . which te are f re shoul- ing ensely nse y One seldom sees convolvulus among direction see morning the very glories or chic trim- Modi u mit si: ned Hanea "antl 40m of aiivcs Milan. a esstra 4 a although tiny hats worn, coses-| for fashionable, the latest fad in these fs ings for hats, but this season the con} s : pecially with street areandmuch theatre vieux apricot, a shade which mineet ' eins in rieh ail beautiful of feathers, tumeés, medium-sized hats prevail. They! gles copper, apricot, tan, brown ee car q pa ate: (Be in in the : finest erentia| < > nes art tints }.2"° ee i 9] A : might Bb Called sia, ih "aifterentia ane oe Ne ie color' = scheme WOnsereul ae known tion: frém the big \picture hats, but) around a new which is a methods ee : ithe 2 ements S) to artificial flower TG aa sized fohage earn trimming are medium-sized best describes i them.' c good : ‘ deal like makers a dead and quite apricot. outdoing nature b he CR:o delicate ‘emarkable ny A1 u ized dande-) ‘coloring produced,jn | | pulk lion pufl that they look a sorts of variations upon the Nasturtium, orange, lemon, apricot, | eee el ree lth >} j | 8 i , , i ive-ti chief among which ; are exquisite tints; though. the_ mushroom There fF is shape a ave general fashionable. ( ZY tendency on pale partjof new. hats to let the brim droop) over the face, and practically all smart hats are trimmed undérnéath. This and the olive-tinted| rage. In . chief among many - | of p wood, , saa tan and : apricot. ~~ ¥ varicties there is enough pink or red/# handsome trimming in the yellow to make it becoming to] new in Dee. ee instead of, is carried! women who cannot wear that color. | Orchids Also tans and"browns modify some of | popularity and , are. Seen upon hats, ne merest { tl They makete are qui rei i le mn Hoatin ovely a Bores: erik & to such'an extreme that in most cases; the yellows, while many have ajKnown to them is reproduced ‘so na evenjthe becoming bunches of maline,| changeable effect, showing mauve,|faithfully that one fancies the real pee which openly filled in the interval] green or pansy hues in certain lights.| blossoms have sprung into existence, | Very the under brim and the hair | Gilt networks, cobwebs and weaves| Among this line of + Pie fe ; ue breath» 11 founACami Rese |hat ronae f ei a a Bn 8 and every tint int Soe ve - blur stronger I Vong , | this . e (no en evidence of i season . Sei eae piers Daa the on ae xD | she in the oe ir mmingsare | able They n sum he} ‘ wae | $40,000 are as iS : considered néver \ other son: +} Of course : ‘ | Rosettes the |jionable hat the air the tas two are among trimmings ‘ Se of fine feathers for fashion-/ these are hats, and plumes made of opbrey | material p v7 V3 and big ribbon bows -of bird-of-paradise. with fea- ‘strenpt: two: hats combines fea-) straw ; in aie ato ik plume : ¥Y , Contrasting! Hats. in ontrasting Colors: and ars all. the 5 and nade modi inh shapes } the f fashionable} eent Os-/ : he carcely many varieties of rae nse of ae { or-same . New| ' shades ; plumesTs in alone] straws (rich the "( a the) he} *made of Feathers eolarsin the for ev borders for Te I possible ie Fost ate " most spring ively . thal... .- "in fash-| aa ‘are perhaps, the commonest lace veil , ; a oe en and COme Cee a re draped color ancee aped (IT effect effect- uponed or at the back of the hat. Phere are no less than 8,000 patterns veil meshes for spring and summer. ee include hairline meshes, new file and octagon effects and an in- concéivable finite variety of fancy meshes of. great different so igo cciits acy and in every fashionable of ART OF Cara 7 By " Ela Republican Service, sls ‘Ey PemDestn eer | A rf wT : ant Be aber ge ‘That Tood, "in home "I I ws eo Something ae ever found hotels, our to be because or But at) of my i now, been at one augmented or two by occasional famous French jafter it not haye three foreign. Baa re has lands, " ge for the been a months benevolent cow dyspeptic abroad. jen wreck Two of this strength s ‘ PBLE Rested ctw d in om France, Italy, pe Sicily, pulse over of at various York. there fish, peg apes finde OF TELOTE Holland, only to the by me ‘, are aye always els, to I fish with a Ha jee certain variety baked of fried, at. least, i countries. and hundreds. cooking restaurants than in all une the hotels combined. Ing yellow |acter as think a sauce that nunger there was lacks pacifier. a all One great of | | should fall headlong char-| in. one The same sauces the sAme for desserts; the the bread i ome and Nth of oye x may see Rhinvelicess all colors, eee the ae Ree, ee rust and unvarving vever dery, Photo shows. a wes ean having Empire effect carried outin t white velvet with black embrol- here hobo bela ve, the monstrous its a oughy tas yet pe I seen with middle, a its and stuffed he was think jlea out enUd hungry of of alt Peneat see years, Sion Sic, ¥ a ' by sending time, beot tl eva et whoops. out of gan - first when he in the bed ap- hours in hit the iak let Ome a Rane ae thing ut. of | always thing bawls, | his solft Cala hana is." und right on dish, art in cooking too {ts t according but often repose to}on I! that He what can't was his and quit cussing. She I could | of the told, 1| ope's know was we simply decided rags | slang But, Ere || pre 1 lard] nis hot all love gayest asked I not! may The The rosy yell. for | The |.*" hear' Ee no| S| sur It i te custom like s| banal. | around hisex-| | the Kid meNowed scenery, its jts agreeable polite-! anda factors a go00dj pundle its wonderful romance, its my left appetite New England : over lips The ot and clothes It Mrs. Jack ‘Gallatin. Copyright 1907 earner here manner wife of the Adams, | Adams, ~ of the. late on Ahdaug)iter is ! 7 4 A] policy. king and Speculator. : st : turkey and a are hope os - anil asked See Wasnt either, é Saul | you running 9) ning? 9 »s blossomed for love not! may Kkney "I office elocl. out the Se th : ; and your wits bs bo dah jon baby. A=" eae: ~1%e he the beat beat, Babes virth. on d fants wy ie te per and not a you he love. gladsome cuaeamitice ing its grave, as once upon of | Love not: love the said wy ve fing nt ng a: not! te O ; dy the cae 1d- acialo round Faultiors! Simniortal' till- laid die. - warning its years the they me vainly gone dear chy aatarre j this Chore youngest, anes se - An attractive walking and motor sray leather, and lHned with vieuna. ly attractlye. or a ‘ } "Baby -siék? inquired the other dreams of al/with a warm show of sympathy. of a possible | "Tell you all about it," smiled the by; one's enange the track. Up nearly | r love = you, cold yet the thi ne thing -- gay \ and Bige 1 on it all off most examine enough, Sane smile grow before| | ot" any description in Burope and the| future for us; while we turn away} tardy ones pulling on. his oyersleeves. |New England chicken pie, the "Mary-/from the unappetizing because always |* ‘Kid of ours. up last night] land fashion" frieassee, and the West- | the same dish which Ruropean enick~y screaming like a woke Comanche, Of course ny could to sshort you ‘every-| way eolgrne ot the kid- Ma me AG. peéled turned of fall é - sky up to the up. noise picked: the and. wii He few few thing eyes rarmly warmly aa th the cease beaming ull ull he ar and of| arent y 4 expectEurope| heresy. o'clock _ any coal ‘wagon on' Simply, overslept: y eae he arked sons i fade French and| never rests | all. for his | | sauce that Was | the nearly»: reached the looked at the "Cars mor then Thi he toté "then was Jones body Servir Bao: humanity so too. boy? him doctor hapless ade made change, kindly Ye f hai to. the American hotel | It is the best ijn the world. | eas ane ; m | WONDER BABY CRIED. ; the Doctor Arrived He Discav-| ered a Broken Pin. When | that. [ led : . dinner! American 5 provides a warns hed, and "'TH soon see' what's .the matter wjgy you,' says the doctor, addret ising score mind of other!the and}! my while are fed. he " ‘Where's j briefly, NORTON, not! wreaths are made of earth- th the y "han e hour Love for; to bound to to phone Med clay Thir gs2 tints are are kitchen doped retin tummy-baby doctor is a gas-!Guess absolutely for of another, he All table 5 NO its ) er fowl, i "ters croup?" _-_-_-- for| smeared wrapped. CAROLINID .be- | Love said the - We me to syrup. and you _in!" | 800d. He "Finally t said to please Francis JLT. on the VIIT. or Louis the XTY. is ed to please every denizen of and to pene it would be Ida trotibie.< it, So more| came Slumber in 1 hetno a.ater, a chest stomach. ithe spot Peon out some my. wife things. dispatched the ere his ad-/apout have never ever fit becomes a good for It 1 Gone done, until Bue But pale | of the he sai And a feelwarm . whennether Gas cross bed I'm _ routed [feast © eetee a request to rae oF shove and By this suggesting the|one to afterward), surprise. surpris } ) cooking coal hart thought always It may be suggested that nearly all our American hotels possess Euro- | pean cooks. But the American who owns or manages cach hotel gives the flavor to the daily menu. Europe lives on tradition. America lives on variety, The American public would never, submit to the menus) of its grandparents, with no charge or "Innovation. therefore the con-| tinual surprises that are to be found} in our American cuisine. The New | York hotel manager hears of the Southern fashion of preparing one same tear ees or. nae Sota ie eae roll Bce ; fiend after feeing great stars Ob, same oney . zh o twenty-four (and ness, blond wheat down to mulatto rye! wej-tnown clubman, and bon vivant,| a eee est ee pen cel | ne: before her: marriage, was Miss| fail save ears But } charms. heart and eye Plates stack- | p,,, Spécial Ger Tallcioinnice eeblican a sane oh from strain | i love Europe jtery, its world |quisite art, [ts good manners, know it never: rage alleviate the miseries of the othe Then the Peele bread! ..May- 1} be spared the sight of a roll for} to They ete) only, cook is story sauce appear, or your tntimate acSalama the sole, And you wait an extra half hour to get it and pay double price! oe it ; well entre. courses, of a -lonely-looking| | vegetable, served all. by. itself. On! the monotony is indescribable It must be enceuntered and endured to} /be understood | And the persistency of the Buro--| pean table d'hote is appalling | F can not get away from it, You! say you will; you call for a card and order a la carte." At least once you| are determined to have what you want as you want It But it proves to be a case of a "rose with any other-name" frequently. (For after you have selected a fish with a wonderful. foreign name, you see your same old familiar cod with the yellow America, CduiAhC dull The ae | it| You simply ean not "escape the table d'hote traveling over here any more than you can get away" from your consclence; but even a. guilty conscience is nol much more troublesome to cope with; you hope repentance will relieve that in time, but you on }tronomie | bits of rice and parsley, lke drift-; wood on a full tide, prevail in. iudishes; I Oe potato in Europe, Yet a baked they are on every menu every hotel in America yel- were 7 )Seen | would sin: soups, pallid noodles or stray | Thin, me float»desolate offered) which a few repetition |T | ‘Therefore do I :declare ‘that for; "Well, sir." continued Jones With the a || /p50 ao not! aelove e not! | variety » of and ekill in the prepara-/ weary sigh, "it wasn't long before no tion of appetizing dishes America sur| doctor came and Mavhe he Ain't icok ; | passes Europe immeasurab | I rood fe acted kind of ,grihps i rish sses Eur ‘ablyve May from the low sauce station, and that it. was) piped to all the hotels and restaur- | it is in| identical so Europe, of ants | every land, || In America there are always thicls.| and thin soups... So. rare wie be- aj thick, nutritious soup. her I ‘fear B lade | Vance and| me. central. eee j}the Assert: Sole fried, cod boiled. - It may be. that| The ‘American. New England: cook} some. of eod's first. cousins have ap-| the ;and the Southern negro.cook «know | peared .attimes, but always boiled, | has!) more about palatable, see ie and | boiled, boiled, and with theé unvary--|et I dinners | delicious on "nn days ster iecBut Ley they aes days for Neate ake a sweet | _ Twice } restaur| and feats it lenve thisa end arf the foods, kitehens and | towns: 1) have ‘visited only sole. I most emphatically | oq have been placed before us aon then potatoes! a And aie : sfore May ttthe cale m-{ or Wife on ae ret pac sie pe ee jafter in in satisfied the continual > |) Seven peal 7. to days' famished appetites concoctions cease grilled, sauces Burope, Tt ae uae Seen [falls Ina . kind; ed Peart as | those in ae aT i teens one Gem eNe eone rest boiled, Allover" several milk. cooked he foundin . But Hat Pe ae AM pn Cee as Pe 1¢ Nan | fooled with the condensed milk.WoBlacs Ever|the bookkeeper, who was himself . a ! pao and complains of the monotony} do- jt‘ I faney , 1 hold the fired "pi naps I in their preparation i record on preparing midnight lunches| ‘No safety replied pin."'--Kansas Jones, smiling. A bs oe aes cooks Cae ee oer | foror hunery hungry infants nt anyway, that that| | brol broken City he RE European lack originalBut, . anyway, safety pin."--Kansas City Star. Star )¢ does, | cooking to one : proves. occasions. or cuisines Senthin Staunton: pani : In' New Orleans another rhod months sustained ne deadly repetition in the over Europe is iIneredible pica Ge Nyse peauty Said. "‘ArAnd unpleasant, One aves Germany. Tee andj/and enjoyable : aE an ic anOycataciod. bi| New of HEE her is ridiculed It even after nine SWilzerland, good had "appreciate Ban ormal eos and my ignorance of | the subject "better things; just ‘as a child thinks Cooks, and a colored card pretty, because it learned what is real art. In New York my impression of superiority of European cooking Were I should Noe find : arant 1 ma ie Eek he it. climate on or digestible not be journey aoe Se I os his esAmerican iravels, was|the to find English food ambro-/all American restaurants to a Dickens aplasia eatable, appetizing ‘believe verging seemed during ee book of prepared | OTe os a a | the climate . sores chefs ago, Charlies ert ene a rie etd) atit: : in murope was adie aeotne Seenes rein] a a tue Le ority Ber eee = the years onthe en lands -| e weeks of the horrible monotony, rlan fi alize | the SE ihn England, 4 felted to-reattee tebe ary sameness8s of the for"jmy expectations regarding the for-|eign "table d'hote" and all appetite eign Remembering) how|leayes me; - 4and digestion fsis restorec ig "iklkitehen, . Tr ri resti re red i fates eek ate artists few twe | ' ctpatly OTA Copyright % res where great ] ern- ara Wilcox. PCox Wheeler y Special ants, COOKING pare <= ~y THE \ ee ar ers {| ‘¢ Perhaps ok arch ‘ Ear rar cw Bienes : cet _ fouage) ko NT POAR OF Eatin BC ae mode.) j 1] long. thes popularitw: could than: the faet-of th:feathers iis in 2 ‘et one milliner York has pata that for ost} would Nil sev} Bt crumpled gee erest are es-) and bird= Of=paradise feathers ave more} or colors ‘are: used ii' roséttes, .s a Golo} ones ea See Pritt ea psa > pul in See ee So than ag care plumes. : velvety silk, anything of ee oy a : ; . . itted and maline is used! mingle with some of the new a flowers|in natural sizes and colors, and wile & g ae Diteenuncy indeed eines i y a oe t ce of copper-green anc rONze The law regarding the killing of arte Tite tue brims and trim the| in charming effects, and gilt flowers|Mowers which wear the same hues, | le nding to it a light and a delicate | song-birds and the sale of aigrettes,| these fre usually iosenee Page, ae 2 I YD Sakaes An Attachment tor back than for the disanythingNg else cise, except| and silver and : gold tissue yexce form an verging Intoand stawberry, geranium, ,touch which . the tras spring ap-| 7 - im-| of course, prevents the sale of : these| e, FOUR wine FASHION-_ r a. eae herry BF hin: reds ts ae nearance - 1 gives hat. . that Seatri is 3 popwar feathers-to trimming for! portant feature of spring millinery the great ; prune, wine an indignation aspbherry reds. of Few ; a hat e s ats havey brims bs even size. | were yuet COUe TEL Tih rina iene ae the tops of ha | Among the - fashionable flowers of | Flower trimmings seem to lean to-| Great quantite or tulle or maline ) milliners, who especially resent the! The brims graduate in ym front) couldn't elose her hane e‘athe rs afCc ‘Ion g& phease heasSant, » ostrica! the season are large sprays, OF wreaths > and es of j net eatney . are. practically: 57 the same- <a roses gs in all the wyold | ward | interference with aigrettes fo show] to back, ae the front usually "hati oe e-s the! "Gee!""-Dotty Dialogues Is e bunches flowers of -d upon they intend ahd fancy plumes are as much In evi-| tapestry tints known as Louis XVI./sSmall blossoms and to large flowe1 f pon hats-in rolls, twists, | that u ! th their. fi fine "the "uti "Cite x etre eed to adorn narrowest and the ac 3 aed de yon models in-spring hats as/ colors, and which are repeated in dress | exceptional! size rather than those of |choux, loops, quillings, pleatings and in customers With fine feathers in spite|part, although some site brims are Prisoner-One who watehes witFt ays é i é . wre i £ wt adie always popular in the! m a iterials parasols, hosiery and gloves . | medium sizes. Extremely } pretty in|making up entire hats in which a bit/of all laws to the contrary, the great quite wide and others very narrow. No| nesses being tried : Pe are ‘Hewers between aaaoaeaEayE--eaeoo--- : maize quite ee nd et ‘| * a are mushroom ik sear MR : on on top fashion canary, ; the/yellows T . _egnorn enangenble ft feathers, 1 v oxalild ; It eet OF, sray squirrel trimmed with Is warm and light, and exceptional. 4 |