Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-27
LATEST STYLES IN HATS
THE AnnapOIitan" Shows Al
traCtive Designs For Fall
HeadWear
MILLINERY OPENING
Hats Large But Built Upward And Back.
ward Autumn Tints Prevail


Never before has been shown such
rare taste and elegance in the selection
of fall millinery of the prevailing
modes, than that exhibited today at
the opening of The Annapolitan"
millinery parlors. .55 Maryland avenue,
Mrs. Phoebe Martin and Miss Annie
Brown, proprietors.
The head miliner and designer,
Mrs. L. II. Corbett, formerly of
Hutzler Bros, Baltimore has shown
great taste as we'll as elegance in her
selection of trimmings, etc. The
quality of the material is the best and
elegance marks the entire display
Hats this season are built upward
and backward, the effect of some re-
minding one of the Leaning Tower at
Pisa, one of the seven wonders of
the world. Feathers and aigrettes
that formerly tickled the cheek of the
attendant of young lady at Naval
Academy football game, will now
tickle the nose of the person in the
rear. The side effect has disappeared,
and it is the breadth longitudinally
instead of latitudinally that is the
"style" this season.
Paenne velvet is the material chiefly
used, although there are many satins
that form the covering of hats, but
to give these a subdued appearance,
they are covered with chiffon, and
the effect is the autumn tints.
Very few brilliant colors are seen,
but more subdued shades. Jet, Per-
sian trimming, lace of gold and sill
yer thread, and tapestry landings,
were much in evidence at The
Annapoitan" opening. A beautiful
model shown was of silver lace, with
black velvet and silver cloth crown,
in turban shape, with pink silk cloth
roses, as a side ornament.
Another very attractive model was
the Nine. Georgette hat of silver
cloth draped in black lace, with POM
padour of white and black lace. One
of the most attractive little French
hats exhibited was of crane shade
velvet with a gold banding caught
with pastel roses. 1t was chic and
becoming. This was an imported hat.
Toquesand turbans seem to take
the lead in shapes of hats this fall.
Everything has the downward effect,
and the hats all set we'll over the ears.
This tends to give the wearer CO.
ouettish look, and is becoming, as
we'll. A large picture hat made of
blue satin, covered with black chiffon,
shaped on the Gainsborough style,
with no other trimming but large
navy blue willow plume was much
| admired.
Black and white is much used as
we'll as blue and black. Smaller hats,
so far seem to be taking the lead, and
a noticeable feature is the covering
with chiffon, which tends to tone
down., giving the autumn tints.
Another mode shown was most at
tractive Francois turban of black vel
vet and cerise wings standing erect
around the crown. most unusual
style.
In trimming airgrettes, wings, fan
cy feathers, marabou pompoms arc
used, and there are a few beaver hats
Pastel shades are noticeable. Every
thing tends to go out in the black
and it will be difficult block or tive
away to tell whether my LADY, j:
| going to church or coming home.
green hat in very effective shape fol
general wear was shown. 1t is made
of green satin, covered with chiffoI
and tapestry braid with green wings
A French hat with gold novelt.
lace crown and black velvet bant
facings, with aigrette in black i
most attractive A black paenne vel
: vet with black and white corded ban
: and sort airgrette, was one of tn
most effective styles exhibited, and
large black silk beaver, slightly role
at the side, with long, handsome wi
] low plume covering the entire crown
, was stunning and stylish for youn
; girls.
. Hats were shown for the old, tn
/. young the middle aged. There wer
Russian turbans, and the handsom
S display was much admired and visite
: by many ladies and some few me
: throughout the day.
I. Besides carrying an exclusive lir
of millinery, "The Annapolitan ca
5 ries ladies' underwear Of fine qualt.
:. hosiery and embroidered and mac
n underwear for ladies. A feature (
It the exhibit was 1.-The Baby's E.
IS hibit." Everybody loves baby az
n in the Baby Exhibit the dainties
i sweetest, most beautiful articles
e baby wear were shown, with baby
complete wardrobe, which attract'
d much attention and admiration.
I'd 1.-THE Annapolitan's" milline
l. opening will be repeated tomorrow, al
a general inspection is invited bg t
public.