Mt. Pleasant Pyramid | 1912-11-08 | Page 6 | Hanging Ostrich Plume

' : HANGING OSTRICH PLUME j rr " J Cm : A'-'A T yi W fl : HKv I ; cf M V y i5 J ) 4,iyy) t "j, V i h- y fX 7 h ! ' A Wmwmmm ,v .... '"ft I r::.:: :r::::: ?SPf' j gliipgS:; Photo, Copyright, by Underwood & Underwood, N. Y. If it falls below her knees so much the better for its modishness; and when the breezes blow too strenuously, it may be twisted around her neck to make a becoming feather boa. For this is the last whim of Paris in the way of hat feathers the dernier cri in millinery. If one has to economize a trifle a long plume may hang from the back of the hat; if expense is absolutely no object there is no reason why it should not encircle the hat before starting on its downward journey. The plume pictured here is a soft, rich green shade and is attached to one of the stiff-brimed derby shapes of black velvet.