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Cryr!bt, 1008, by .marie rumietr. Owl BrltaU Right !Urr.4 n TrnftrifTpi IFTr a ctt2 Dapeip Dapdies Fjbbbed of plumage. 05preys apd Birds-of- paradise Used prodigally ip Spite of Uorld-Uide Protest ' . Care flat5 tle Iule. ' WftRMVWtOK baa been tb uorement plumage, and they here a tint habit Of' ,' li) behalf of the, bird of paradlia dancing pompously and with golden fanllke and the beauteous, piteous creat- plumage on t spread wherever there are any re from which the osprey la plucked at tha utte oroWB i Udei perched about to ad- time en guarda ber young. tier Majesty, mlre them Bo wneB lt comeB t0 eraatltr. ' Queen Alexandra, hi a manner aa wrathful- It Js Tan)ty for Tn,jy ,,, th, olr(t regality will allow, eot forth to all tha u klIlcd Th wn0,. of tM yn ", ; "ca In the fact that th pedes will aooa be extinct And now we hafe It. Now we know why Mr a. Sturgls Wojrle ao. II la all on our account, not for the aaka of the dancing dandle. - She la afraid that tha blrda of paradlaa will be extinct, and - we ahall - all be ao dlaappolnted It trer we go to New Guinea to apend our raca tlona and And do dancing dandlee hopping about from buah to tree. But stubbornly, stubbornly, In aplte of the Queen and Mrs. Sturgls, naught wo men aay better' a bird on the bat than In the bush In far away Mew. Guinea. And such a frenxy In feathera. Cassowary tipped with ostrich tendrils, goura feathers mln- women of the British Empire the edict that ' whosoever, no matter bow greatsoerer, wore an ospray or a paradise plum in her ' hair, should b frowned upon br tha Royal Eye, la this country both publishers and preachers hare been highly excited in re gard to woman's crudity, and ranlty, and both the makers of the law and the execu tor of the law bare made Stem endearore to punish the. ladle and to protect the birds (bough, as Cholly, my husband, aays, they usually like to nourish the ladles and to provide the blrda pin the bottle that . is cold. Cholly la ao clever! r But really (excepting the last sentence! this begins, to sound like a graduation day essay, so I must hurry on to hats and treat the subject lightly. First, however, I want to tell you about that ludlcroa : country sheriff who lived In central New York, It aU happened not long after they paased a law somewhere to the effect that milliner selling bate with ospreya should be brought before the court. ',7611. the sheriff, who had Just bad a flne dinner of broiled chicken (or maybe roasted robins, gled with aigrettes, a bird of paradise rell tor they are considered toothsome bits by ing a plume, feathera upon feathers, and those country bred), took his coat down blrda of altogether different feathers aatb (belng well nourished and ready for action) ered together on one hat. from the book and act forth to arrest the The goura feathera (my obliging buaband. Tillage milliner the first tradeswoman to Cholly, helped me to look it op In the en suffer from the uewc made low. He eu- cyclopedia! come from tha crowned "pigeon, tared he, .hop. be bullied her Into a faint. TJJer, onlr . $mal, tuft 0B tt. bead of be wrooght haroc with .11 ber beat I2.W ch creations. , .L " - uw. svw wvmru luerv are wuo can i- ford a handfuL much Ieaa a hatful. Saw Vcw-fawa .A..j! n nm iiu. m .mm, i i. i iiati I . ). W!iia,wupp t.piJbmjJLlfli - . Small ats..Qr;armir; Ex- "A 'I eeptiops Sra t p roue 'Rule. : : u; l tb a vj euel 'atip-ouered jiats faed uitr;, Jl?iefc Sl?ay - 1 : -, Beauer 1 A 3 , too, was only .in exception and not " a on a atlff frame. Thla Winter a weet yoon J enarmlng ana at that Mrs. lydlg'a hat faces Vtll look out from quaint bonneta 0 brims. hare been expanding, and aha nan relvet and fur. Uttle Alice Apderton, th ally wears a yell of alg-iag dealgn tiat amateur aetreaa, whose father : la Mrs completely conceals, ber featnrea. Toong George J. Qonld'a doctor, alwaya baa ton . Mrs. Charles. Gilpin, of Philadelphia, bow seta copied from eld paintings and tl ever, wears ui unjwi " ver this country, penelble, praUcal Mr. E. 7, Derwjtnd U her unole. He really Should acpld ber a bit At a Uble, the circnmierance or wnita wouiu cqu, . - H net OB l WLl taii'U wv rwf" hive . luncheon rery comfortably, bare room ery Aa there eat a crown, whleh, ben made'up, la in 6fy Wl ahape. llkaa grocer'a acale Inrerted. It l, KltSfry' '3fa"J uauauy corerea wit a son reivct ana pressed down on botb side. The stress- ers, wnicn crosa it c top, are iaia orer ; Z-t r m. mm -riw r zJr,' r, ber astonishing beta, two people coujo g, e luncheon rery comfortably, bare 5 m for the plate, ..The salad end a fern In the centre. ' ' v LS .the result of the . Dlreetolre atyles frs'aji re la now the platean, a flat disc with- r. ome poor, aquawklng hen who died not her hand like a falcon I Well, when Katalla rbmantle fashion of ancltnt Hmea In Italy, only In the cause of adornment, but also came out and atood waiting for Uer car- In those days the Jewel that lay on tha that of nourishment. See, for example, rtage,-t aooa aaw that ht parrot waa forehead (not on tbe balr) alwaya nad.a the hat of brown otterskln relret (llluatra large, bird of wood, parched on the top of myaterloua slgnipcance. It waa often tlon C) with a band of liberty satin and her parasol handle, her. band gotpK below worn by an affinity and bad a meaning the . bird part green and part black. A"tjie body. Mrs. It. Fulton' Cutting elso has or thoM who lred, aub rosa, and was parrot perhapa la trafted to a crow. With thIg plrrot ftd and the gay green birds lB0 freqaently the algn of a aeot a. parrot In her hat, the girl who llkea wlI1 p, Kta 0 Wt8r umbreUaa. ' " ,0- . to be the cynosure of astonished eyes will The1 hat with streamera la one of the , f th mHer bate the Talllen toque hare a large, almost llfe-alie, parrot on the blesini from abroad One can use" 'the sod M,mP"- ,rn,, too, has innch handle Of her parn.ol. MrAlen Collin, TaU aorta S ag .dllalng LmTJT made a great atlr In Grace Church a. aha v Thef b awund th. Proof that .the amall hat will take the throat and conceal that telltale place be- ' v , low the ear where the age la quickly re- " reeled, not - merely to- phyalclana; but . to all men keen of eye. For Instance, a silk-, eorered hat (aee plotnra 'V) h' Instroua ; ; streamera of black liberty, aatln. These can be wound around the arm and pinned to h.e shoulder with a Jewel. Sometime on a large bat the streamera come through slits In the brim balf-way between the coiffure and edge of tbe hat. . The irlolone Slit spectacular hat seen 'n illustration A is a cbapeau that was de- signed for the Countess Qreffulhe, of Ver '' tallies, who wears gowns made of yards of tulle swathed about her and knotted . Foor knew whether l.irll.l ua uer ,u. , , . . . hat grew on a bird, a brea.t er a buah. 7 Vh . ,el ou" e v roolUh sheriff. Eobln. for the eating ma, "L"n ,of :"her Mr "j1' th- be bad for the .hooting, but ospre. and Q"e'n- tor th eMOWrT - bird of paradlae plumea anch a the rlllage mlhluer f'M' 'nd ,B ta caae only humaa dlspUys are all awkward Imitation, end "f " lu ,,ner- Tbtr ta aIty to polled from talla of the turkey, the cockerel " blrd 0D,T to man who, perhapa, Is and the ueefnl hen wbom.rou often fatten torCf& to earn hla living chaalng tall feath- for tbe Sunday dinner. la New York, tha m tot hat only a brown-skinned na- lateit rebuke to women In regard to their ,1t- tb great ladies are not worried a cruelty and ranlty la tbe glass case la tit- It costs about $80 at wholesale price .tbe Mnaeum of Natural History co q- to cover a bat of laat year'a also with caa- talning a family of blrda of paradise sensry feathers, and this year twice aa caught 00 tha Island of New O ulnae, many are required. It will donbtleas coat (Doesn't this sound, ss I said. Ilka a much to aew on a large hat caasowarr. graduation essay T osprey and paradise plumea of the uoan- A A Large Picture Hat ef White Tulle, Cholly aays If I eontlnus my dla- -ty prescribed by fashion aa to aow wheal VAA BIIi.-t. Iiyi,:.- lany poor farmer T.i, e. i n: j. u.:. S 'a K eertatloo on tbe fa.lilons I'll soon be on acre 0f land. able to talte a nart 1b the itumn- If he rnnlfl nlr.ni- him imnA . ni . rage not tiiv c:u up. the uffrage -nove- a woman dups ber new bat would feel him- 'e TuBe Streamer and White Oiprey mentt. Mrs, rr-ink K. Stnrxia, of New self the lord of the manor. On a ret. L'it-d Elxtraragantly. Vnrti an I ! on:.v hail th nmrnm mir h.r. ( I- . . - ' - r " ' - - 'r urn vrr i rr liiuBLrauon Ml t h.r, u a c L 1 ' L t ni 1 n . . fo, r .o.e purp-s. Macard, ...ached to Krt. w.vin, fleld of oanrer re,fh7 " , "l 1 . " tbe rav? tt ii all about tb olraa. and I n. v-n.. u . i-eamer wim wnm ouede Diod ikJ Bow. ut U,.ok. had the ca.e put there wide beaver (ee Illustration H) there U a B A Severe EnglUh Hat of B!at F noble purpose. I'Ucsrd. attached to (treat, waving Held of osprey feathers. 1 .L -,L xiZu c j d j . se ...II al. abont the nlrda. and I T1,f be..,, . TMr ' W,,h mrt Suede B' beer ton: Mr,, S.nrgi. really can't sleep often a ..tin bat, aay of antique green, la -A Hal of Otlerdua Velvet Trimmed with nlgbt. for icttj wr their welfare. And t,ct4 wUh bl,ck BmJ of ube & j j she'll worry si the more very shortly, for m.d -..i,... ,u . ccB o IhU W a frenzied feather ...on la New "' V""'' f tt ,h n",teri, B! B.rd. Vork ' cu1oo WT od piled very rA u-lo j u . - . or- lKh. L A High-Crowned -Jat Covered with 1'he paradise pinmige, let lt he explaiaed. ,T, f.r R..i;. . c ;h, ri l di , ha aay beat essay style (for I feller. Uer; ,Tt" wit. or India, headdress band. Silk. Black Plume, sad lea complaint that I take fa.hion. too frrr- gr 0,t MT'f ft n In BI,ck Streamer, lonely), la taken from the ma; bird, for K'w thoogh these Uada are Unecent tke lady blrda att bare a bumble dull brow ormieas se rsr as the killing of rare ' dreea. The sy aaaie bird hv gorgeooa Mra f0- T" knifelike feathers or mmwsiwmiim ' ' SiSS'',3Bm,tS..I mnAmr Via fitA wttH rfMtAtia a tw m pnssy bow of mallne at tbe left of her face Mrs. Reginald Vanderbllt U Just -waking; npl to tbe fact that variety glvea faaclnatlo" to millinery as well as to all other tblngA In life. For a long time she waa so stub-li born and foolish. For three or foot tea aons she bad all her hata (at least a' boa dred a year) of the name ahape medluul ) crowna and wide atralght brims. "I knoW they are out of style," ah would aay, "bud I like them," and tbe declatdn was final. Mrs. Henry Codmao Potter U in mourn lng now, of course,, but for many yean f buo n as mm vulj WUUHD ID new OrE lDe nair in Dr ana tiea wgetner in a wboit chapeaux would bring forth the rd now at me necs, rairmg in long enaa w ffiBrk, "Why, thafa a bonnet Uke whad oe.ow -lne wune, rot tne scoop oou- motn,f wA ( weRr.. ; , net. all kort. of gorgeoua flowera are naed flde, nnmodifled and nnmodernial dabllae, petuhlae. fuchlaa, deep red be- ' Tllr. ' gonlaa and Pink bleeding heart The thea- v.naert)nt ,nB Baa mBI1J , flJ lv Vfc.T w,th fct different In color and mate4 woman's whims. They gre often like that . J . .-i v. tiMi. dmi.. nn. Dnt ' exactly the asms anapej V:..l ., inrtnr On festive occaalona, when the aweet, placid posed to be coplef of those worn daring . . . . . . . the French Berolntloo.. Bom ar. like ff " grestcoal scuttle bonneU eorered amoothly - ""- .mw ,k- Hrei. around "ower. would be more gay In color. ., ,. Wth l.c abd . flower O' there U alao Hetty Qrean'a boa wreath. The .treamer. tied In front "V - beadgear U bulgy and pnffy. .ifhnt . how. sr.' really long more lUe a toqae with atrlnga. .,.r,. ne,htff0 lred with laee or frill- Then there la Mrs, 0. n. Harrlman, who . f,.- nrtmariir to wear aternally wear a bat tilted orer her fore- on the way to and from dance, a dinner bead. Thea whlma of women In aoclety Ihl Trlr. or theatre. are all hit off ao drolly In a little tlme-yel- ' Aft'r Z p"T or the opera, when wome k".d book about hat written befor the 'wait for carriage and are gossiping to- Raroluttonary war. It belonged to Chotly s gather In the theatre lobby or under th greai-gr.uai.iu.r. x spuea ro people or awning, tbe hat-to-bat talk wUl result In to-day. tor style, may change, bat not th funny ecene.. Th bonnet will In reality of human belnga. Thla old writer make well-waUed tunnels' or funnels under flistingoisn. by the taate ot A Theatre-Hood of Old-Rose SSk wrer Meh awfnl acnndal-abut th vh bat th mod of tb wearer's mind. Trimmed with Pink Rose. Il is Wired hostess, who has Just glren the dinner, or With Quakers It la a point of their faith and Large o That the Hair Will Not the actress who baa Just bad tbe atar part ot to wear a button wherewith a brim mar " , ? . k la the play may be freely dUeoeeed. Mr, b looped np tight in front. Their bats Be Crushed or UuarangecJ. . . n.nM M.ok.. .rm MUs Ethrf Barry- aofead orer their beada and darken th out- F A Tallien Toqu of Cray Ottoman Silk mora alwaya get Into Qolet coruare at tb "ward man to algnlfy they bar the Inwaf - :,L ' Tt. D . RI.,V r-hUlaa and Cnlnnv r ub. &arln Dat-tO-Dat laiSS. in ngni. uurn o uoi . uui t.,.Tuim ru HL. P.. Rl,k Paardiae Plum normona brim of their anow whtt plo- beada, wttlch U Indeed dn to tbe HUow- aenul. Puf,na Black Paard, rlume f Mt orert!pj)lBf. Bllt neae of their crowns Between bearer and VeJmg Orange Cprey. fJ fe foretf btrtbu fcw wllh uU ey.browa, there ta a plec of lank fore- G A Oirectoire Bonnet Copki After an BboBt -tblnga"-aothlng iean about peo- bead like a aurreyore plan. Indeed, peo- Hittoric Model PI. b. aauc, UtU. Dlrtolre bonnet, pl. ahonld hid. a. -neb of the fac M f- ninoric iriooci. .,.., when thee ram Ib . for few there are bot bar done H A Large GrV Bearer Covered wiA rZ!'l Mmthln, tor which the, ought U I Osprey S reaming Orer Brim b Back. toB(1 of taffeU silk ga there 1 puffed f countnae. UTiere He Stood. wnt op m ntrsi al.l at a weddlag U bot nerar hemmed er sew a. Tb bat'l Pac f that f treat dimensions. The C OD h" ribt boi- - ' tb Stotur. 1. of wt't. tune. i.S " th. am.B hst. r .ly ccpUH.a that pror fc a ant gossips saw. there waa a ft cockatoo dg of th brim brilliants r attached, the rule. Aa fa pUI-bo bat f ,Bt( ataad of green, red sad yellow plnmage. narry while th Jewels that Ue M hair r milliners rer aaw one, and no one nn .N . . wtnriimn mn parroi ob lis dlamoada ef tk Drat water ' On th eoaa- society wui " - ' " . , T ' . fk4, tfc i. jw Thee decor. t. tbe hand; but thla w ..trageousl Te ge op p.d.nr. V ?. tU tod. to b ur. th. '1,t" T.' aTrpnV.Vk: fm hi-'.'1, e ebJe t bey asd to an- the ehareh aisle with a parrot perched en Use a pear taped pearl aggestlr ef tb worm by Lady Aagnata. Faae, bat this. ..Ztimdelphta , u3 gwr. " hrt t tM salad. -Madam,- be Bald, was of which er either - - - - - . . .--Lr- , . - - -l - - " , -s Ksieer eaa wait; aaala cannot." .. . .7 "t"a ,r ,Bd r"" Plnnjag. narry while th tew. Is that Ua o ber hair r milliners rer aaw one. -r f n reoce ana aigner at Lebr Mnet!mM earrl a n.nt t. . . - -v. uIm will Ml one. - L cl Jim nuiii cmirva o game i . ketween tbe ; tar en J -the ComeU." Antama girl will be h ' k , 1 ft . . kMkW diH in lnolr K m . . V 1 7' ' P'7 t Mia, UM ervwraa rv inrouaTii 1 ... riil'" I" ,re"'" 1" Vtb rft"''' f Mrs, Drcxcl's Extraordinary Predicament TT 1ZT" T' w.r",r, T7 "ll n'.lllm IU'I.t C.tl..,4 fro. Pa .) The rieU hare a beeotlfsl eoeatry and other royal awnonagea. , TbeMotkra Way. "ZT. V U hoeso o the Isle ef Wight, the garde The Grand Doeeneae Tladlmlr ef bsbU. T. por, eilmber hesitate rZTtl-T, mTT. . ' w,r4 k" ,Mr "' epot of England. wbw th ordinary we- wh I alateet a greater personage than -I ta ely dulag thi. mst'etd, "T- " ' . a waa caocsie. JecUoda to th British climate ar abeeat tbe Caarisa, was ee er tae gtmwta resee gettiag la oa Ue grwes lot baa tocladed to tbe BBaaeacr. aed anatekew w Tbe Drerela bare We ate praetlrally t as aaderstd that Mr. Dread wW bolld the celebrated King Leopold f Bedlam mmm ' - - - wsa-K.Knv wra luaeesi rraioeeia mw zsaiaaaL aiiaaara . .v. .!... authM . A Ccravention Speech.' . . . A Question ohPrecedenct Louder 1 Lenderr ehrleked tb del- At aa Informal dinner an America Udy wboat n the Kalaer'a left had tb Salad protested tb "residing . , , v.. ,. .,.,,... AmcndccL taking galas. Just Lie l?eint Awgjr. hi. A. F, 1 In um day feale 1 tb capacity for una. Atramirtf tht RwponaMtT. Mr. J.'s psUcwce era aiarh tried ty i s. made aBy too 7 for a best- araaea ef the weab-saladed sort feel move awrsaneat rrstdrata '1 r''w'r". LebSw1- erry for tlly Ua fee tbe daadag 4m- Mr. Drexel ha weel " t vierjM blneif by thle eele r-a- tUm 0laa. t Ubrader dncka. htead to become a errant who had Ike habit ef rtandlag . .. s . . . . ... r. . . w- ....... ..a jvw ruuB J"-' -" awou vr- yecuons t me anms eumsw are ".. " """T . "p" family this gom.et J . the Ml4 waited epoa the taM. be aoB(fe! .. hpw svg Bj wum woa w . ar j way .- vbjjij uapsj am,aj ajfajgi a(1 1 4 T 741 MMl the er.as ef tbe fee, rot ia a rpt -Marr. roar atntitk la " wclsr-4 that he doe eot At Bay rt. be as f th most db Their boaplUltty la aa faaaeee, tk Jilti.rSl.V &wmal ri irJIu.'l.11 tT,i 1 PT4 . .4,'..- r. . . . . .v . . t. taaaB. .llamas. maUm. Uarcrymaa rkUatlelpkla Lnlrt. I aa tbe grwery boy. ir aarlsg tae - trip H .-r ilre . AKlj.aCf.Aac. . ' ScIIiltf H ScTWk . . Jewenec Tea aay t: laanptto' y.e 1 Ik'.k," eaMl tb "fTJrr f smtef. "arrwr e. ue lasMe ef tht nag H teriag laneif y fBJe nxawe rrm- - w-vmu m nuies ex vaai reeairy. tlagalabed and pepvlat prMa there, wte coauneat aa la avagiana. it was is t-sna eter. -r"y r mminm wiaeew eaa ue anitx gaate Brm. aeee f ley bare nt ef tha lnt knwl la Lee- jrvxl are taUajat. wltk the Sang" siaUe. that they gar drawer to a garden which an embed ta-ude. CUoagw Tnoea. which are already tlat. Charity frag m. at Ka. g Carl tea Bewae Terrace, rrtoeea Bevy wf Bittenberg. who twalda waa Ur!y MrfaiWd by L rraac ar , and why bwtber Abent daaetag rsrlklsg htoterto Bt. JaaMe'e park. It aerakaaeauy e th Hie ef Wight. . twaee. dsadie wbea blrda with rtu w bar a wma ber that Mlae Irsel era brwogHt eat Xe aid ia their eclal awecea tb Dretel Wbe ye bar t-ecbed Ot plaaarl v tw vag eta a.s a aranaJ acaiUMw al , e maar hut rhrsta greet ban. which waa bewared bare tha mUt lesurfeea r.rkt adoat. tbe -earthla aedal kBeceea Uke tbe Dintn. "last P! m akt wu a "Mari!na to l-r"1 ' f k ." . kwia .mrm hartaar a hard ta tkia aw ka .n.i. a Umm n i.i.. ar.b- ia avt faa taa la i, . , ., ,, a.hw t at aa.uia . fna tk anlltw-ta.' , Twrat aie sookat . ,,A4 ''fl -... -7 .f CMatrrt fW ramU area lassaaw ear tkirMSMaBiM mt Saaa-rafear-Oaka tkia k Wtl ifca MUtmiiu rrrrr Mar amildM ahaal aa rarrlaj awae kw TFT.1 IL tt. .a.. J ISilS'i h 'ill I ra. 4 cwsrwa, r w fw -Jmm - - - - - w r Bi'ifi y ,j I. wvak m v w - uan TWJ Hna irMt a le (. et )r V treaa r.ly, b4 aaiiy frea a aM a-beaw cat the awfai Uaki. srtato and friBUy eatertala tke lUsg raah waaCajenUi ImpsV-ee. - wwaid help,- . ' e hm frs 4 t ef t rt th wvtk.
