Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-03-27
STYLISH SPRING REGDWEAR.
Beautiful Hats For Women at The
Millinery Display.


This season s millinery display is
more fetching than ever. There are
hats TO suit old and young, pretty and
homely maidens eff there are any ,
and such beautiful hats, too. There
is nothing impossible about this sea
sons hats. They are all stylish and
becoming and if now and then there is
a rakish dip over one eve and the hat
looks as if its weight at the back is
about TO topple it over on the nose,
why "it's just the style you know" "
MRS. E. h. GARDINER.
AT Mrs. E. b. Gardiner's many
beautiful and stylish hats we're shown,
among them Panama of split straw.
Its shape was a French sailor.
Around the crown was twisted grace
fully light blue velvet ribbon entwin-
ed beneath whicu was "a garland Of
delicate pink roses From the front
a graceful white aigrette waved to
either side and beneath the back brim
was a huge bandeau of blue and
brown maline. The effect was very
pleasing.
A "Peter Pam shepherdess hat the
style worn by Maude Adams, was
quite fetching. 1t was trimmed with
dresden ribbons, large loops of which
dropped over the back brim. The
crown was trimmed with pink roses
and sprays Of forget. nots and a
delicate pink aigrette gave touch of
color to the front. A bandeRu of
pink maliue and moss was a beauti-
full finish TO a most stylish hat
An attractive lengerie hat of the
1910 shape was much admired. 1t
was made Of rows of oriental lace
with clusters of pink and white June
roses as crown trimming and a shell
rosette in white to the left side. An
exquisite baby's cap was shown in
French horsehair braid over pink silk.
All the hats were very much admired.
MRS. J. NJ. STRANGE,
The very attractive window of Mrs.
Strange spoke of springtime and flow
ers despite the heavy rainstorm and
clouds outside. The store was also
made attractive by decorations Of red
and white carnations, tulips, hya-
cinths and other beautiful flowers.
Mrs. Strange says all shades of rose
and "crushed mulberry" are blended
are quite the thing. Black and white
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of blue during the winter and quanti-
ties of flowers are used.
a lengerie hat in oriental lace
showed much care and taste in trim
ming. The trim was of oriental lace
draped gracefully, and the crown of
shaded cowslips in crushed mulberry
Moss and moss-green ribbon finished
the bandeau of an exceedingly chic
and becoming hat for young faces A
stylish black chip hat trimmed in
velvet ribbon, jet buckle and with a
bandeau of velvet and daisies with
brown centres was much admired.
Many beautiful hats and bonnets for
children were shown at Mrs, Strange IS
and the display was tasteful and at
tractive.
MISS F. NJ. WOOLLEN.
Graceful palms and flowers deco
rated the millinery parlors of Miss K.
NJ. Woolley, Arundel Building, West
tsreet, and Church Circle, where a
handsome display of millinery was
shown. Miss Woolley says much gray
and white are seen in combination
this season. Quills are stylish and
ostrich feathers are used as well as a
profusion of flowers. It is truly a
flower season. Leghorns are stylish
and there is a variety of shapes to
suit all faces.
Among the beautiful hats shown at
Miss Woolley's was an all white Nea-
politan Plaque, caught up in a most
stylish shape aud trimmed in pink
roses and a handsome white plume.
Another handsome and stylish white
hat made of rows of white lace and
net. also three beautiful white
plumes, ribbon and flowers from the
back trimming was becoming aud
much admired. A large Neapolitan
in black deserves special mention. 1t
is trimmed in maline, soft black rib
bon and three handsome plumes.
Another very handsome hat in leg
horn deserves special notice. 1t is
trimmed in black ribbon velvet, pink
and American Beauty roses with foli-
age. Leghorns are very stylish and
will be worn a great deal this season.
The millinery openings will continue
tomorrow