Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-10-01
FASHIONS FANCIES.
NEW STYLES IN FALL AND WINTER MIL
LINERY DISPLAY.
The Annapolis Millinery PahOTs LaTgeIy
PatTOnized-MaW New Designs
In HeadWear Shown.

I Soloman in all his glory would have
had many rivals today in Annapolis
could he have been present at the milli-
merry display at fashionable hats and
bonnets at Mrs. F. M. Woolley's, Mrs
<. b. Gardeners. Mrs. W. A. Dawes.
and Mrs. NJ. +. Holidayoke S, where
handsome matrons and beautiful young
girls stood before mirrors and tried on
a love Of hat. Indeed, Solomon was not
arrayed like one of these.
Each store was decorated in a most
attractive fashion with palms, flowers,
golden rod, autumn leaves not 10 mem
ton the laces, ribbons and gew-gaws.
The hats shown indicate that imported
headwear designed for ultra-fashionabIe
costume effects viii be similar in size
than last season. but that for the masses
large and medium size hats will prevail
The newest foundations for hats are long
hairy effects in felt, zibeline and beaver
Many foundations are of manipulated
braid, chiffon or chenille, while the shapes
are the picturesque Gainsborough, the
rolling Gainsborough, which flares from
the face; the fiat hat and the round hat,
the military toque and chic little bonnets
for middle aged persons
MISS F. NJ. wooLLEY
Beautiful creations in the milliner' s
art were displayed at Miss Woolley's S,
| Arundel Building, West street. NJ iss
Woolley said the hats are not so showy
this year as formerly. The colors are
| duller and there is no mixture. The fiat
effect is much in vogue, and hats are
| trimmed in the same color as the felt OF
velvet A child's hat, in champagne
shade, was shown at Miss Woolley's S ano
| an exquisite creation in broad effect o.
velvet crown with dahlia tones in sill
| about the brim. Artistic hats in black anC
fur beavers were also displayed.
MRS. E. B, GARDINER.
In the newly fitted out millinery par
lors of Mrs. K. b. Gardiner on Franci.
| and Main streets were displayed hand
some assortment of latest fashions il
millinery. The return of Mrs. Gardiner
milliner, Miss Ijams Hardesty is welcom
ed by her customers, who note the stamI
of her artistic trimming on all of Mrs
Gardiner hats. A beautiful Gainsbo
rough hat for a miss was shown in ;
large felt of two shades Of mode. witt
ribbon and long wings on under brim
It was extremely stylish. There wa
also a French effect in black jet witt
birds, which was very handsome.
MRS. M. F. HoLIDAYoKE.
Hats for wear on every occasion wer
displayed at Mrs. Holidayoke's milliner,
parlors. A handsome Gainsborough mad
Of moire and new plush trimmed Will
exquisite plumes nearly yard in length
with cut steel quillends, was greatly ad
mired, also another beautiful hat mad
of white astrakhan, caught with puffs Q
wine velvet and long white plume
This hat is to be worn off the face.
beautiful hat in Continental shape il
geranium colors was shown and numbe
of children hats with = Newport strings
MRS W A. DAWES.
| A beautiful display was shown in tn
millinery parlors Of Mrs. w. A Dawes
Main street, which was visited by
large number of ladies. The establish
ment has been recently painted, papere
and improved, and the display Of mill
nery here was much admired. All of tn
openings viii be held again tomorrow.