The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-04-02

world over Of Easter hats and
Easter gowns. Spring hats and
spring gowns" a few sticklers
y may call EN-. But whatever the
name, it is the particular bright
and gay day Of the year on which woman
kind blooms forth in her very best attire
in the train Of Dame Fashion.
Here are descriptions of some of the
gowns and hats which some of the best
San Francisco women will wear:
Mrs. Henry T. Gage has two very beau
.tful hats, totally unlike yet equally be-
coming TO their handsome Yearer. One
is a beautiful imported black picture hat
in the new mushroom shape. The foun-
dalton OF the hat is made of fine shir-
rings Of black mousseline and it is draped
with. black tulle scarf with the new
French ruchings upon it, Two elegant
French plumes nod or one side and are
held IN place by handsome gold and
turquoise ornament. The scarf falls
down in graceful ends finished with the
ruchings upon the hair and is orna-
mented with another gold and turquoise
buckle in the back. An elegant sweep of
white paradise feathers adds to the grace
and beauty of this fetching hat.
Another hat, which will be worn by
Mrs. Gage is in the Cyrano tones, Shad
ing from tea TO the darkest Cyrano. The
brm is entirely made OF rose petals, with
a crown of rose leaves and large rOSebudS.
The back OF the hat is of black tulle
with no color showing, which is d de-
cidedly new idea and becoming one.
Madame Media bought her spring hats
in SAN Francisco and appeared upon the
streets in one of them wGne here. 1t was
entirely in the new Mediterranean blue
shades The brlm was rounded and
turned down over the face after the Max
inc Elliott style. The trimming OF blue
velvet is high in the back and the front
was Ornamented with a large, handsome
buckle, on each side OF Which was
large blue chiffon pompOn.
Madame Gadsh also showed her ap,
preciatiOn of California millinery and
bought d swell picture hat OF black and
white pleated chiffon edged with real
Valenciennes The crown was of tea
roses and on one side was a tuft or
sweeping white aigretteS held by a rhine
stone buckle.
the new braided straw effect. The shape
is small and is trimmed in ruchings ana
knots of. black tulle and marabout wings.
A large StraW-cOlOred bow in the back
is. :caught with a handsome rhinestone
MIS-. William G.. Irwin, whose gowns are
ALWAYS cut according to the latest caprice
OF Dame Fashion will appear IN a talI9r-
made gown of black lady's cloth. her
hat which is made of rough blue straw,
is completely covered with blue poppies
of the Same shade.
best dressed women in San Francisco,
twill wear particularly smart tailor
made gown of black cloth: Black picture
hat with trimming OF black SILK Brus-
. sells net and nodding black plumes.
Mrs Rudolph Spreckels Will be becom-
ingly attired in a dainty costume of gray
cloth, with steel and turquoise blue vel
; vet trimmings. Blue straw hat heaped
with bluets.
!. Miss Ethel Keeney will look charming
IN q New York frock Of violet cloth, with
duh red trimmings. CyranO red hat, with
large bow of red taffeta ribbon and deep
. red roses. Turned up at back with gar
niture OF Yariegeted flowers.
20: Miss Jennie Blair, a very chic costume
of gray and white silk. Skirt cut in points
: over an accordion pleated ruffie. Figaro
jacket embellished with Irish point lace.
Violet tulle hat trimmed with violets
:: Mrs. Austin TubbS, black cloth gown,
tailor-made. Black straw, hat trimmed
with black velvet and feathers.
Mrs. Z. 3. Perrin will wear a fetching
gown Of cinnamon brown barege. The
skirt is oInamented with a handsome APP
plique Of lace in shades of brown and
pink over white satin. Hat Of rough
black straw The brim consists of three
rows Of straw, each row of which is
tulle. The hat is further ornamented with
clusters of double English violets
Mrs. Edwin Stevens-A royal blue pop
lin, spiashed with white. Made with new
overskirt effect and trimmed with bow
knots of blue velvet. Pointed basque en-.
bellshed with spangled lace. Imported
toque with pompons of spangled tulle.
Mrs. Frank J. Sullivan will wear very
. elegant Partisan costume of gray cloth
exQusitely braided in black. The hat to
worn with this gown is a French Gre
and trimmed with violetS and handsome
.jeweled ornaments.
>. Miss Hopkins Easter gown is partic-
ularly stunning one Of lavender greena-
dine over white taffeta and trimmed with
white brocade. An exceedingly fetching
hat of rough gray straw ribbon and Vel
vet. laden with gray plumes, completes
the costume.
The gown TO be worn by Miss Tough
borough is a charming creation of royal
blue cloth trimmed with white. The hat
IS a blue straw of the same shade, coy
cred with shaded blue silk peoples.
Mrs Horace Blanchard Chase will look
regal in q gown of bright blue foulard
with black velvet and chiffon trimmings
The hat to be worn with this costume Is
made of rough yellow straw and emDel-
primroses.
=. Mrs. George A. Pope will wear a stun
ming gown of royal blue grenadine, with
cashmere border trimming. Hat of fancy
blue straw, trimmed with blue chlnon
and pond lilies.
: Mrs. John Galwey will appear in a
handsome black and white toque. Inc
hrlm IS black jetted bandeau over white
roses and leaves. At one side is sweep
of aigrettes. under which peep out tiny
.Tosebuds and leaves.
>. Mrs. Rockets handsome head will be
further adorned with black and white
hat in the new walking shape. The brim
IS Of jetted bands and the crown is made
of the Jet and tulle ruchings. One side
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