Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-18
decoration Of costume and should not

oecoration OF costume and should not
With all the new finery an imported hat
or one of domestic manufacture which IN
many cases Is an exceedingly clever copy
or equal In originality to the foreign article.
is needed to complete my ladys attire.
Hats require much thought>to get them at
tractively adjusted, and pretty combs are
needed to tuck here and there to make the
hair stay Just as 1t should This week
kann's viii have shower of fancy combs.
30 many combs In so many different styles
everybody must be Pleased.
Another attractive showing, though not
In the line of wearables. will be found in
the samples OF renaissance scarf and
centerpieces. some large enough for table
covers However the women of Washing
ton need only read the advertisement of
this firm In another place in this paper to
find the many good things offered for Mon-
day.
PHILLIPSBORN & Coat the opening
held by this firm last week the occasion
represented not only the annual spring ex-
hlbit of fashionable garments but the COM
pletion OF their fve-story store ana the add
ton of department of smart millinery I'M
der the direction of q manager from Paris
The dress display alone was worth a daily
visit for week. so many were the models
SHOWN Tor every occasion and so original
and attractive the designs. A number OF
these were draped on iife-size wax figures
posed with realistic grace about the green
Veivet hoor one was pony jacket suit
of pastel blue broadcloth, the collar and
cloth vest showing a row of buttons In tur-
quoise and filagree gilt. The circular skirt
was finished with inch-band folds the same
nat trimming showing on the jacket An
other was of faintest pink and pearl pan
anna in shadow check: the colIarless Elton
| banded with white satin arahesqued with
gilt braid and effective touches of water
melon pink. The cuffs were formed of the
same rich combinatio For the woman adj
dicted to soft. delicate gray, there was
Volie with ieatherstitched seams embroid-
cred on each side from hem to waist, with
vines and blossoms in gray silk. There
was u yoke of: misty lace with surplice eff
rect, and the gray wolfe draped over the
bust was edged with ripple of light blue
ribbon embroidered with tiny pink rosebuds
and leaves. For evening wear thera were
several eNquisitely dainty creations in white
net over liberty satin One was trimmed
with bands of white satin edged with frlls
or contrasting net the white ground flow
cred with delicate blossoms
PARKER. BRIDGET & CO are nov dis
playing a thoroughly complete and ranre
sentative stock of tailor-made suits of
cloth and iiand-embroidered linen: dresses
or organdie. net and lace; auto and .Ourist
coats SILK. linen lawn and lace waists and
the newest effects in separate walking
skirts OF silks voiles. linen and cloth This
house sends its representatives far and wide
and all that the fashion centers of the
world know of novelty and beauty that nor
tafns to the ideal in womans wear is TO
De found In the various departments of the
mousse The millinery section shows hats
from the most famous Partisan m .Ilners to-
gether with the firms own styles which are
quite on a par with their importations The
favorfte princess dress demands change in
the style OF underwear and this house has
secured for that reason the very newest
thlhS IN combination cotton garments which
DO away with the fullnesa at the waist
caused by the bands and drawing strings
OF individual garments,
HOUSE & HERMANN are showing n,ucb
that Is new in furniture. chinaware and
floor coverings. Their spring stock is full
OF novelties and many exclusive patterns
are SHOWN. AN kinds of furniture from
the leading manufacturers of the country
are shown in a wide variety of woods and
designs. A large line of go-carts is car
rled IN many styles and patterns. The
price range is very wide and WILL they
claim be found lower than The same quail
ties can be had elsewhere large line of
separate parasos and lace covers is also
carried The chinaware department In The
basement OF the store is as Urge AS msny
exclusive establishments. and contains a bisr
STOCK OF Haveland. Austrian and American
Cilhd' Dinnef sets, tea sets, toilet sets
! lamps, Jardfnferes. etc. are shown In a pro-
fusion of patterns and qualities such as
one would expect in an up-to-dlte China
store Their line of floor coverings 1s xorv
large and includes everything desirable in
rugs, mattings and linoIeums They inn
port al of their mattings direct from China
ana Japan. and are able to oife. ;n3nv
pa NeI MS 10 De found nowhere else in four
me saving of middle profits enables then:
10 oiier these goods at the lowest prices.
JACKSON BROS-Increased business
makes 1t necessary for them to enlarge their
already SPACIOUS establishment Plans IN
thls effect have been made which when
carried out. will give them a frontage OF
I'D leet. Their two immense foDrs are
hiied with the newest spring goods in a
Wohdrous array of patterns ana qualities
ny selling on strictly cash basis they
cram they can offer goods a prices mich
lower than those quoted by credit houses
.LANSBt RICH & BRO. are showing in adj
a ., 10 their extensive stock of silks from
foreign ana American looms fulI limo Of
she new seasons fabrics, suitable for sprinp
Gnu summer wear. Every material adapted
LOT the Easter suit is found on the sheivas
anu anu every style of ready-made toilet Is in
the SUIT department on the second a.
Eeautl1ul waists in all the new lingerie d.
sis . are IN the same sections, together
win evening dresses, neglige gowns an5
pretty print wrappers for nornine w. "i ~
home. 'S wear dt