Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-15

and bread effect. Thcru ar> nlSn pr,'tty and romantic gypsy flats, with wnath' of pink r,s,,S and other hats whrr,on thcrc arr' gr,at stitf branches of rv,sr tr,N>s, with several heavy rS,'S and buds, besides leaves. Sutn,. of these branches appear to have hNu grnftVd with ditrrrnt rnS,'S, since pink, yellow, white and d,rp r,'d all bloom upon tho onc stalk, Thvrr ur, hats whose hrilus bend down. others with roll ing hriuS, still others with tlut,l utlay,S, Tho Viking shaped wings ornament them all, or n,%lrly all, some hats which have hCru made to dip in front and in the back haNC been drftly turned sO that tho rolled cdsycs turn up from the face, and the dip k on the sides. One black straw of this kind hnd four larSr black plumrS and thr,N, donkey ear bows of light brown vol vet ribbon standing between the plumvS, This made n very effective hat
 \ lovely gypsy flat had two dropping black plum,S on thc left sidv. two fancy wings on the top and 8 bunch of gilt wheat rarS. On the left side Was a wrath uf lark,c damnsk rH-,,S which dr~pVd in the hack. \ beautiful tvluc Was made ut poppy nd velvet and had a double nls;ltllu bow on th" top and four brown pluNrrs' wings. This tuQur w;LS Ia match a scarlet NVSt in suit. On another bonnet thvrr wVru two scarlet and black velvet p"Ppi,'S nearly ( | inches in diameter, and thtSC wCp' SCt on tho sides of the bonnet, which WAS uf black lace putr,N uNvr stiff net. IL S,SnS as though thvn' k no limit to the styles, but the flowers nr, limitvd-hy the strength of thr wvylnr only or tho size of the show wirdnW~ Wll, flowers ar' h,>lutiful, and it + d I.ilN tlnt any hudy wants a ~,'ar, hat iu~tr.td ui url' laden with lNWUty Evrll- iitS l"nn,'t~ |vN low, aud except for tho wid, >lIr r'r,~'i~ ar' small. but tho str,Nt h,.ldNrAr i~ lri,hrtully llr;,' 1 noticed | ono bonnet for pr'mcuulr, mfd,' uf scarlet | dotted urt "Nrr lru olS t"undltl"n Tn" | r,tl Wal Tuilrl ny Nr'H hi-h in [. 'nl, rud on top of tlIv pun there Wa, d tut uf fine gr;l~~,'~. with tiny hlur star tiuw"r~. An other Ma~ st on the hark, and from the center r,'~,' larA,r tutt uf l,vlcuk lthcr~, curl,N int" faucttul shalN's. Onr might imagine this to lr n dram "f horror, but among the other brilliant things il called | forth nu mon than passing glance
 The blouse and separate waist will bo worn now in few short wtN'ks without any kind of wrap. some of these blouse waists ur'N very rich. part ticularly ono madc ot the darkest prunc velvet, with cpaulctS made uf white lAcc over stiff net, which Tau>,S them to Srt out like wings Tho | belt was wide and made of bcnglline. It | would lS' impossible to wear oven a capc
  ! tune iu itself and worn accordingly,
 Cnp,~ ar' made over crinoliuo lining so that they fall into quite ilS uucumprumiS- | ing folds aS thuSr of the skirt, which they | nr,' often made tI match. One was very much admir'd. IL was of light grayiSh | s,pvu whipcurl cut la A point in front and >,arrrly to the waist line in the buck 1 Them WAS a black larr collarttc applied flat which rarhrd Ia thr cdl2r ot the shoul- drrs ard then down the front, and on each l shoulder wrrr S,'t jahntS of black accordion { plaitrd chiffon. The combination madc a ! Very striking garment. The gown was of 1 the eslulc material, but the skirt was rn- tirvly plain
 ! Childr'n's clothes ar, so sensible and comfortable that it k d genuine pl,WSun' Ia >i',.tk uf them. Nice dark wuolS neatly
 made and yet not duwdy ar' the rule, And the huntS come very high up on the leg,
 with u stylish point at the top or TOW of i s,';tlll~ For n girl of l3 and thcrghouts ] Was a frrNrk of wooden stuff, mottlcd myr-