New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-14
LACES AND BONNETS.
MILLINERY AT KOCH SONS, AND SPAN
GIFD NET AT ALTMAN'S.

MILLINERY AT KOCH & SONS, AND SPAN
GLED NET AT ALTMAN'S.
1,hu r,rl,rerv establishment OF S Koch & Sons.
No a West Twenty hrd-st. is in gala array. FOR
to-day the spring opening Is TO he held. The WIN
dovys Of the store will be draped In the Cyrano
shades OF which many Of the new mats are no"
being made.
Tho decorations inside most attractive Tho
counter devoted to artificial flowers Is an almost
hec,4ider4ng mass Of bright and gorgeous color.
and the flowers are remarkably good limitations
Some pretty little toques are composed entrelg Oh
flowers one Of violets IS most attractive as are
others OF roses and peoples.
The new strings VIII be seen on large oack
hat which is trimmed with black point lace and
tulle four oclocks and b'r'i-ofparadise aisre'te
The strings Of tulle. edged with bhck VelVe'
houd and lace Another Is a marquis walking-hat.
trimmed with pleatings OF black and white tulle
At the sides the black Is carried over the "hite'
while at the front the white IS peated about n
black brd-of-paradse aigTette. and fastened with
a steel ornament This hat has a touch Oh coor III
the coral pink roses at the back
Black roses make the contrasting biz OF color IN
a hat Of rough Cyrano straw. Ecru point lace Is
draped about the brim and tied AT tho back. while
immense bows Of different shades or the Cyrano
finished with a rhinestone buckle, complete the
trimming The long tulle strings are also shown
In a little chrvsanthemum bonnet Visitors should
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hat cape veil and parasol which has just been
received from abroad. and is sure TO command tho
admiration Of all women.
BEAUTIFULLY TRIMMED WINDOWS.
The firm Of y. Altman CO., in sixth-aye.. has
ALWAYS been noted for the beautiful manner I'm
which its windows are trimmed but the display
there now is worthy Of special mention. II con-
ssts Of the robes" or Oycrdresses OF spangled net
and lace and both windows are given over to IT.
the Ninctcenth-sL side being devoted TO the black
laces and the other TO the white Green is used
as a foundation and background IN both windows.
The robes consist Of circular skirt and corsage
70 match The tunc effect is often seen in the
DESIGNS Some 81 the gowns are made OF spangles
ON net or moussene. while others have applique
lace combined with the spangles. Chanuliy and
Renaissance lac-s employed. Another pretty
combination Is steel beads and black spanges.
4 striking pattern shown IN both black ana white
f. the ''risingsun" design The centre or the sup
po-ed sun is Of shaded blue spangcs. with spread
ing rays OF lighter spnnges
In white il spauglcd rose pattern OF shdhrd
mink while the same design In black represents
yellow roses The dresses OF mousfeline, WIN ai-
nlieuc and Insertions OF lace are much softer ana
more youthful looking than the spangles whlch
seem mOrc appropriate tor matrOns than maids
4 mile violet with ecTu lace l. particularly pretty
MS IL also II pink In The same design
-GuIule' lace Is much IN demand Tor IN" over
skirt effects II H. a lace insertion, made III way
ing or 49, the name may suggest, undulatins erect
instead u being straight Arustlchlly ARRANGED
arc new spring mats and parasos corresponding
with the costumes. the whole making the present
appearance u he windows prett!er than USUAL
i'm possible as that may seem