The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-16
SPRING STYLES ARE OUT.
The Millinery Openings Show the Lat
est Designs in Hats and Bonnets.

est Designs in Hats and Bonnets.
They are ingenious peOple-these fash
ion understand for the coming spring
they have put their heads together to
some purpose as was clearly demon
strated yesterday at the several large
millinery openings in Savannah.
No one will be able to complain of lack
of novelty, for the bonnets and hats are
original and varied in shape, coloring and
trimming, and bewitching enough to dis
turb the devotions of lenten worshipers
| and turn their thoughts in longing and
perplexity towards the Easter bonnet
CHANGING at the beaowered, berib-
boned, belaced and beieweled array of
head-coverings at the openings, the com
| prehenslve and critical feminine eye will
take In more or less of the following sig
nihcant hints:
| That the fat and flexible PLAGUE or
! plateau, which has served so good pur-
| pose all winter is back again in straws,
| ready to be twisted in any form that
pleaseS the wearer's fancy.
| That hats are large, bonnets medium,
and toques and turbans in favor.
That Partisan fancy leans towards
! wide tiaring poke effects, without the
slammed up front brims of winter, with
more face trimming to relieve them.
That jet, good old jet, and steel will be
much used and often combined
That heavy cream laces, "butter"
laces as they are sometimes call
ed, are coming with per-
sistence that looks as If they
intend to stay, and hold a prominence
with the popular ecru laces.
Ihat MORE and satin ribbons will be
made into Alsatian bows and decorate a
hat indiscriminately.
That aigrettes, big buckles, rhinestone
ornaments, flowers of motley colors, tips
used with flowers, a great deal of foliage
and much lace are among the trimmings
That leghOrns and chips occupy rather
a conspicuous place in the French impor-
tatlons. That green in all shades and
hellotrope will run a race for popularity,
or else combine their attractions to Guido
| pink and yellow, while the new shade in
emmlnence, known as "beet-rOOt," will
claim the favor of admirers
After having taken in these general
outlines-and the majority of womankind
can take in a sight OF details at a glance
in matters of dress-the visitors Will find
abundant pleasure in personal inspection
OF individual hats and bonnets, which are
shown at the millinery openings in this
! city.
AT ADLER's.
This popular establishment inaugurated
| yesterday. From the time the store
| opened in the morning until long after the
| regular closing hour last night great
! crowds Of ladies flOcked to see the elegant
! display of novelties. The second floor,
| where the millinery exhibit took place,
was decorated with the latest productions
| of the milliners art, and the brilliant
scene was beyond description. 1t was the
GROWING event of this popular establish
ment, and expressions of delight
and aadfniration were heard from
the lips of every fair visitor.
! Nothing has escaped the attention of the
deft designer, and every bright, unique,
and beautiful combination is produced.
The large corps OF salesladies were kept
busy showing the lovely tyles to the ad-
m1rlng crowd, while the head milliner re-
ceived hundreds of compliments on her
admirable taste in making such charm
| ing display of the season s STYLES.
Adler's millinery opening Will continue
| today, and even a larger crowd is eX.
pected to attend, for those who have
already been will surely go again and
take friend TO see the wonderful crea-
tlons in spring hats and bOnnets.
AT KRoUsKoFF's
The Krouskoff Millinery Company have
outstripped any previous effort to display
the high novelties of the season in the
millinery art. Their opening on yester
day was nothing short of delightful
dream-that is TO wearers of dainty hats
and bOnnets. That portion of humanity
who have to be satisfied with a dull
derby, a sombre SLOUGH, or summer straw
and will likely be called upon to pony
up for AN exquisite little bonnet made
of little gold seguins or fish scales" a
ferris wheel" a "Queen Elizabeth
poke, or some other design suggested at
the worlds fair, will think it stern re
atty instead of a delightful dream. How.
ever, the ladies must have them, and the
artist must supply them. Krodskof's
usual fine taste is shown in the excellent
exhibit this season. There were scores
of visitors at the establishment yester
day who admired the marvellous beauty
and elegance in the grand exhibit OF
spring hats and bonnets. The opening