The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-23
LOVERS KNOT In USE
ONE OF THE INNOVATIONS IN THIS
YEARS TRIMMING OF
HEADGEAR
ANOTHER MILLINERY OPENING

Some OF the New Modes Brought
From New York by Schuneman
& Evans and Placed on Exhibi-
tiOn-Description OF a Few of
the More Striking Creations
That Are Being Worn.
Schuneman & Evans millinery open
ing is always an event of interest to
the ladies of st. Paul, and despite the
warm afternoon yesterday the depart
ment was crowded with delighted
sightseers, and each individual style of
nat came in for its share of commenda-
tlon. The trimmed hats are a little
smaller in style this season than last,
and considerably richer in quality. The
plendlngs OF color are beautiful, and
the styles graceful and wearable. The
tendency is to flare in contradistinc-
ton to the over-the-face trim of the
summer season.
Among the materials new this sea-
son are the polka dot and leopard vel
vets, chenille appliqued on satin, velvet
crowns embroidered with narrow ribbon
and fine silk velvet mirrored in such
way as to give it the appearance Of
velvet ribbon sewed together.
Breast effects and the old-time will
low plumes are shown in the way of
fancy feathers, while long pins in pearl
jet and combinations of pearl and steel
are very popular in ornaments.
Inc lovers knot is an innovation this
season, and is shown in handsome ma
terials; one of the richest being a mar
row strip of uncut velvet, faced or lined
with white satin.
Reasonable price, rich materials, cor
rect styles and high quality should
This
The new modes were brough from
New York by Manager F. E. Tucker,
of the millinery department, and Miss
Ludke, who designs the domestic bon
nets for the firm. Among their selec-
tons on view in the millinery depart
ment Is Gainsborough of golden
brown velvet, with a fancy draped
crown, barred with burnt orange and
black dotted No. 2 ribbon; for
height, two black fancy feathers che
mile dotted; a stylish black knot Of
black and burnt orange velvet, caught
with an oxidized and rhinestone orna-
ment in front. On the under brim on
the side that flares cluster two black
jetted roses.
Another striking design is a fancy
picture hat Of deep cardinal velvet.
The entire hat is made of velvet tuck
ed in squares. A handsome cardinal
willow falls over the side. The plume
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settles of taffeta silk in two shades of
old rose and pink. Cut glass stick
pins finish this unique design.
very handsome large turban which
rolls up abruptly from the face is made
In burnt orange and black chenille net.
Two blackbirds are perched on the side
of the hat, under which are knotted ar
tistically stitched velvet bows. A
touch of jet and white chiffon gives
character to this number
A particularly striking shirred velvet
hat is made of three different shades
of mirror velvet, mauve, cerise and Law
ender. Two fancy breast effects blend
prettily with the velvet for height, and
knot Of turquoise blue chiffon Is
caught with a handsome rhinestone
and cut glass ornament on the brim
A little evening bonnet of steel gray
is most charming with a soft-tinted
front of pink velvet, caught with a
bunch of white cross aigrettes and an
elaborate jeweled bow Of steel and
gauze butterfly wings. A bit of mixed
steel and gold lace and silver gray rib
bon velvet ties complete it.
The millinery parIors are tastefully
arranged and the new styles are shown
off 10 the best advantage.