Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-04
/ Che tastes OF women who like the Gains.

Che tastes OF women who like the Gains-
borough effect on the brim.
The straw was black Milan braid and
the trimmings, front view. were entirely
OF black Frcnch-Spanish lace. This lace
Is n combination OF Chantilly method and
design with Spanish Ace design. 1t was
arranged TO form a std1ldng frlll in front.
where n narrow cut steel buckle extended
across the front Of the crown. The brim
was quite broad and rolled up on both
! sides. A black plume and couple Of
| deep roses trimmed the back where the
| brim was cut of a new idea In mate
rails is RULED lace. and n yard OF the
Frcnch-Spanish lace seyen inches VIDE
| rulled. was fastened at the back OF the
hat TO be thrown aro3nd the throat.
TAN TUscANs.
Reboux's hats are by far the most
| comfortable for general wear, and the
buyer mentioned several wcll-known New
| York women for whom he was hunting
/ Reboux hats. They have n chic appear
I auce. and at the same time are good
wearing hats ] thoroughly enyicd the
! women who viii wear a couple OF hats
we ordered here. one was such beauty
| and do wish / could know which
"end.tn" the woman who gets II VIII
! clect TO wear IT, Many hats are made so
mat either end Is equally suitable 10
,year for the front. and when one doesnt
bappon to suit the other is quite handy.
Tho hat i was so pleased with was
Of tan Tuscan braid. everybody VIII see
,on Tuscans In many forms and styles.
FOR the rough straw g "A great go and
/ viii probably be literally patronized.
II was a small hat. ialf toque' half tur-
hon uondescrpt IN shape. At one END IL
vas bent 20 % little peak, ana TWO TO-
! ecttcs OF MORE velvet with oXydHed ca
I l,ucbons set with rhinestones were OH
ooch side The other end had more TO-
settles and little twists OF the VeNet
! holding two black quilts carelesaly thruS.
I I'm There's a fascination about hal .'l'''
/ &C. Ike q double-end steamer with phot-
/ house on both endS. ,., o,a
A,otber hat In the same materlh anu
/ c,i.r mad n 4-inch brim in front, just IN
| do,,ted a bit on the edge 10 break the
/ c,rvc while II gradually tapered 10 IN
| ,,,ch ,n the back, where 1t was beht up
,,,,rd SLIGHTLY to fit over the Psyche khot
! 80 hair The attendant put II on anu
.,ii,, IL ycas lust the sort OF a nat Il nun
particularly likes to see on Woiiiai''
/ i,,cra were no yagaries about II. II was
/ ,n.lilu1-low crown. and the trimming vac
,l low. A narrow JabOt OF "Il'e Hloiie
I ,iblgu was laid around the bTlh' s'ai
/ inc from the middle Of the front anu eA-
,.,1i,,, almost 10 the back. Above inc
-" f,bot was one Of black MORE I'D
| ,.or which was puffed in the back De
| ,,.c.n the crown and edge OF bTIin. -
| .,to bt9ck aicrctte on each SIDE OF inc
| fr,rt had graduated ends when were
| caurbt I'm the centre OF the front WIN
| let buckle. ,,.. .ho
nurkles Of all kinds. particularly tne
narrow ones OF rhinestone ana cut seer
soom 10 be very numerous on everythins'
| from little bonnets TO large hats.
TWO ILII- I-STRATIVE BONNETS.
must sneak Of the bonnets, because
,bev VIII be a source Of much perturpa-
ton of spirit and hair-dressng, l 1e'r'
C,u,iue Rogers's was our destination lot
/ nornots Two that are coming to Ne"
Work Will serve to illustrate the new lei-
t,,r.. verv thoroughly. They are realIy
| Tho bcrinning Of the poke bonnets worn
! bofore our times. They come as near
having ear-naps as is possible ana eS-
! cape IT, ,,o, ,,..s
| They are Of straw. and If n bonnet Nt19
! o,.t,nad ont IL would be q triangle WIN
/ ,+. ,1,,, side and two short ones, which
! rprat I'm a point over the forehead AHey
| n,. cenorallv fat on the top, but as
| co,c,seion to our late craze for every
| thing high ir front. many OF them nave
an aigrattc in front. or couple oil sua"
| loops. ,.,..-... ...,,,,os 10 ,b>
| rc,y material \ sponge straw bonnet
| ~ this form | have described was ohHc-
! green in color with two loops Oh p@laIu' @
! etriped with an old-rose hand OF Stih"'
! f..,o,od in the middle Of the front; there
the narrow bonnet was DENT III !uoe
,rina The looms stuck mp on an ANGIE
and right on the edge OF the bonnet over
ooh tonple Of the wearer, was arrahEeu
~ cluster Of nauy-colored roses ranging
iron, natural colors through corn coior
and up to eminence pink. ,-,.z
Recall the old bonnetS that had sklrts
or canes on the back This new one ma"
one row Of green straw arranged IKE .Ic
first row Of one Of the OLD sKlrts' anu t''1
strings were twisted around thiS anu
came down to point behind lhe ears
r,n.ee strings were Of douhle-faced rib
bon. olive-green MORE On one s'uc anu
white satin on the other.
,rbe other bonnet. built on the same
Iiros was OF n ribbon-like crinkled tissue
p,Der i'm bronze brown, and aiterha'eu
,,itb green straw. In front was an
.i~rst,n I'm most exquisite metallic eilects'
combining bronze. brown. and green;
There will Ice a chorus or "ohs' ana
"ah's." and "oh dear mes Wheh th,se
honncte are shown. | do not thlhk ms
Kind will he generally worn in the Ihi'eu
states until late in the summer or wen
INF, next fan. They are great change
t,,,.o,.or and have already been taken mp
Nv paris women. They are not very con-
.,,icnole and. no doubt have reign
,h..1 of them. but when II will be gene
raj is hard to predict.
TAM o. sHANTER STYLES.
The Tam o. Shanter crown seems TO
have been purchased quite ireey lor
American women. Some OF them are
made of velvet or lace, sun ouhers nave
double Tam crowns OF straw anu cN','
,riple Tam crowns are used, as In black
tutcau which had wreath of magenta
ro...s crushed between the second and
tnirl crowns. with twist Of white moirc
on one side Of the front. Instead OF sun
ai.rette.
From Nirots there was a unique COM
hination. called "a Spanish hat from the
colors employed In 1t. 1t had Tam
crown of black velvet. rhinestone
buckle caught the Prince-of- Wales UP ana
black aigrcttc. which were on one slde OF
the front. The portion of this nat that
tttad ON the front Of the head was a five
pointcl piece Of corn-colOr satin, enOrol-
dered heavily in yellow straw; a couple
~ hits of q pink rose were crushed beside
a counla of corn-color satin MORE antique
rosettes in front.
The agent explained that so-called "Eas-
,or millinery" is always a melange-a trial
heat "a it werc-in which many shapes
and colors are tried on the iong-suffering
patrons Of millinery, and that 1t Is never
safe To predict what the American woman
will take to her heart and formally ADOPT
No. general favor. There ce Iainly Is
i,t. 20 satisfy
the most eXactinS JULIE 1lLLlES'
Our Criminal Expenses.
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