Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-23
FASHIONS OFFERINGS.
Latest European and American Ideas Embodied in Elegant Hats and Gar ments Displayed at Wednesdays Openings.

An almost summer temperature fa- vored the openings on Wednesday, giving zest to the inspection of smart and dainty models in headwear and garments There was a satisfactory amount of prompt buying and many models were ordered duplicated, so that businesswise the day proved most suc- cessful.
 Stocks have been selected with dis crimination and taste, and the very latest ideas of European and Ameri- can designers await the selection of local shoppers. There were many ex- clanlations of surprise and delight at the great variety offered for choice and wonderment that prices could be so moderate, considering the wide lines and exquisite quality of goods dis played.
 Hats of Latest Modes.
 Looking about in the nilliners' rooms, a model, Frenchy and elegant, was of brown and old rose hair braid, it's trimming was of moss roses and rich foliage, a blending of the two tones of taupe and coral in it's ostrich pompon, handsome cord of coral ma line about the crown.
 A fancy braid turban in the favored King blue was effectively yelled with black Brussels net It's garniture was rossbuds and foliage, caught with a plaited roeette of black velvet ribbon. Essentially springlike was large white hat of fancy braid. which had one of the new lobster bands and graceful aigrette in the fashionable Paddy green.
 won admiration was in the latest Robin Hood shape, in shaded reseda straw, with ears of reseda velvet and a knot of dainty June roses. Distinctively elegant was a big hat | in imported amethyst hemp. smart
 cord of cerise and amethyst edsing it's brfn, the crown encirc1ed with a wreath of wistaria and daisies. while a big butterfly bow of panne velvet in | amethyst shades was at the back. Goats, Frocks and Waists. l Curiosity was agog to see the new Pantaloon suit, the famous harem skirt, which was demonstrated on Wednesday. 1t was shown in black l serge and in a springlike gray mixture l It's utility, smartness, neatness and modesty were admitted by all behold | CTS.
 | Charming bolero and other street gowns in the most favored materials | were on view. Some of the daintiesi and most modish evening frocks ir ] chiffon, Dresden, lace. messaline anG other airy fabrics came in for un-
 bounded admiration
 Especially elegant were the evening coats, one model in channels tint | touched up with the 1aSnlonaple k1ne blue, having all the dainty finishings including the French ball buttons SC well liked.
 l Near by an evening coat in black | woolback satin, with King blue sailor i collar, cuffs and panels richly em- | broidered. was greatly admired. l A steamer or motor coat in Indiar
 shawl effect, with rich, silver buttons | won attention. The Picadilly coat il 1 English tweed was voted the very | smartest of up-to- date models. Shoppers looking for beautiful waisti found the latest ideas in tailored shirtwaists, severe but natty. and de
 veloped in a score of favored mate rials In dressy waists, the Jackdav model. of black net with elaborat
 garniture of pearl beads. high girdl effect, kimono sleeves and guimpe witt pipings of blue and black maline. wa among the models conspicuous for ele | gance and style.
 Taken at random, these hats ant
 garments represent but a few from tn
 scores offered for inspection durin
 these busy opening days. Who're the
 and others equally desirable may D
 found is indicated by The bulistin'
 advertising columns today.