The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-14
woMAN.s WORK.
The Tars rhey PLAY in rrestdtug for
themselves aud sustHiaing the
sesbie and CaIiuu Dependent

seshie aps caIisw pep~asent
The service performed by the gen.
ter, though utirh cftener The abier
sex, Ia cur city, is bat 'itiIe Known
aud accordingly tot n adsq ue;sly ac
kpowiedeed ~ the greater pert Of ths
unthiuktug masses 81 our busy me
trpPolis. In this city there are moi
[ less than iift"tn hundred women and
/ girls engaged in some employ
which directly renders them units in
the producing class OF Dallas.
THE order In which their es,a lish
ments appear below Corresponds with
the course adopted in visiting them:
Hair Dre.sins and MILLINERY Empo.
rium of -. IrEI~.s
Mrs. Hauchea BtumHn, the mana
gefess OF this elegant sni leading en-
porium, is a lady ~ much classical
taste, and to whom the elite ct our CITY
are principally Indebted for the au-
uque beauty In arrangement of what
has been termed 10y rapturoua zealni
the "cOronet OF womau's toiIptte"-
her hair. The millinery department
of this fine establishment Is ia fiuisI,.,i
hands, and some Of the most pictuf-
esque and piquautiy eoqueifish hat,
worn hy the fair deuiEpn- OF Dallas are
the result - the high skill of Tie laties
employed in this establishment. Ti.r
refinement, scholarship aud delicate
grace of woman's Vofk il 10 - her
better exhibited than at Mr.. LA SON.
Ladies' Emporium al Mime "a o. siay
ton.
Two mn-e comp-irnt ia,iies thai
Nine. Clayton, mud her brilliant con
frerc, Nine, + M1eller, are not to be
found IN the SAFE. These rtseiars are
regarded ~ peerless by many ladies
Of cultivated taste Ia our city. Tapi-
stock embraces INFINITE variety, az
gfea beauty, and OF Various grades ef
prices. rheir position il central, aud
besides The department already mem
tioued they have "piuking and
stamping branch which is becoming
quite popular.
Yrs. A. = PesrSon'- Embellishments Ta=
ladies yurnisIsing sroods.
The vigor distinguishing the manner
in which Mrs Pearson Introduces ter
claims ia the puhi,. 81 Dallas, supple
mented 10y wonderfully fac line oi
millinery aud ladies' firEishing goods
generally, beSpsaks tile i,yineible na
iure OF wcmauklnd when they strike
out fo- themselves. This lady will
control, i'm less than twelve months
ore Of the most splendid trades Ia the
city. Connected with this house are
Miss Lizzie Stevens aud Miss Maggie
~empIs, two ladies' unriysiled ia their
department in Dallas.
0iT uf OF urs. a. worthipg!o
The extremely worthy lady VINO pre-
sides with so much lady-like dignity
and tact over this establishment, has
hHd her tireless industry aud sincerity
Of purpose munilicently rewarded 10y a
Widespread patronage among the
most stylish and aTistocratic circles of
our city. Mrs. Worthington employs
the following isdies as assistants
whose tasty snd artisiic work adorus
aud crowns the figures of hundreds Of
wives and daughters of Dallas. Miss
Jc-is Hyde, Miss Ella Daugherty, Miss
Emma Ryufis and MIS-. Ripley.
Mss ,. =. Pereinsid'- millinery nas
Dress MaIt;.x Embellishments
A .citi1eHv-s 20 prominently IS
trcmcd n Miss. perciheld, could not
hui receive a material share Of the
trade ut her line. Some OF our most
fashionable classes find an irresistible
magnet Ia the wiychery Of this iady's
style Of hats, ami the graceful elegance
that emepate, from ier dress making
department. Her cordial, hearty e.
forts ia meetiag the stern actualities Of
life in her work So casscientiously
performed, has made her legion of
friends. She has engaged Mrs n. r.
Johnson, whose excellent heart aud
quail ties are known tn almost every
resident Of this city, Mrs. Meliheny,
"ho u warmly respected ty 80 many
Dallasites, and Mrs Chambers, Miss
katie SeriveIer. Miss Eddie Hall aud
Miss Mamie Halt, all allies furnishing
cultivated workmanship.
millinery n,a Dress Making Estaf.lish
m~Di Of Mrs. VI. r. swain.
This lady deserves much credit for
the vim and perseverance with which
she conducts the affairs o. her estab.
ueDt. She has great affection for her
peculiar art, aud gives it close study,
enhancing Its many merits BY fine
taste. Mis-. NJ. L. Shear, one oi the
best miiliners and dress-masers ia
Northern Texas, is connected with
this establishment.
Dress aaL,ng ESsnbiishment of Mrs.
Parker.
This lady places herself upon mo-
dest plain, and IL content 20 carry out,
her engagements la her department
u! drsss-uaakiug with saith faction to
her CUSTOMERS, aud has an excellent
run. She finds IL necessary Ia employ