Millard County Chronicle | 1913-10-02 | Page 5 | Pretty Plush Bonnet for Little Maiden

Pretty Plush Bonnet for '' Little Maiden HERE is one of those pretty plush bonnets that are destined to protect pro-tect and adorn the beads of little girls when they are all dressed up. Plushes and all pile and napped fabrics are favored fa-vored for many purposes, but more especially for millinery. This bonnet Is made of silk plush In a light color laid over a frame. The brim Is covered with the plush on the upper side and faced w Ith shirred chiffon chif-fon on tho under sldo. The crown is a puff of plush, not very full mid mpported by a crinoline Interlining. The bonnet Is lined whu a dcHlrable llght-wclght silk. The trimming is of the simplest character. A crushed band of wide, messaline rlbbou about the crown and ties of the same. Where they are fas- tened at the side, tiny nosegays of familiar fa-miliar flowers are sometimes used. Often small, soft rosettes, made by shirring the ribbon or by little groups of very short loops, finish the trimming trim-ming here. Hut her little ladyship may be Indulged with little diminutive diminu-tive ostrich tips, or novel little fur or-namenta, or-namenta, or specially designed rosettes, ros-ettes, by way of pleasing ber, If she Is allowed a preference. Chlldren'a millinery la so carefully designed at present that ml. takes need not he made In tho matter of making a choice.