The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-09-30
1919.
R0SENT
MILLINERY OPENINGS.
Ladies' Feast Their Eyes on Hats Direct
from Paris.

Ladies' FeasU lnelr Eyes Oh
from Paris.
If there is one thing in Columbia
that can boast of all the patronage
desired, it is a millinery opening.
With four excellent openings, there
fore, the ladies have had feast in
deed this week.
AS soon as possible Monday morn
ing Miss CAROLS establishment
was filled with an admiring group
of ladies, and the general verdict
was that Miss Carroll had surpassed
every former effort and really
eclipsed herself this season. Some
of her patterns were gorgeous. One
very swell design Of Heity Boyer
was in green aud national blue; the
brim was of green, with a shirred
crown of national blue and stylish
side arrangement of silk. Prince OF
Wales plumes and a handsome
ornament completed this stylish lit
tie affair.
One of Virol's was NapOlean in
cadet and national blue. 1t had
bands of Jet and an encircled ostrich
feather in grey, with pearl orn,a-
ments, and all was most artlstlcally
arranged. This as well as several
Others elected much admiration
Miss Carroll's graceful and cordial
welcome to all adds much to the
popularity of her establishment, and
its popularity is attested by the fac
that twelve pattern hats were sole
when half of the first day was over
NTg.a
J Miss Kerwick's parlors were gOr
, geously bedecked with ribbons o
richest hues and potted plants
while sweet music accompanied thu
ceaseless hum of feminine voices
The hats and bOnnets were creations
of loneliness, and Miss Kerwick bu
added to the reputation she achieved
last season for the taste and style o
her patterns, for her cordial AM
obliging manner, and the eviden
fact that she is thoroughly at HON
. in her chosen line of work. We fin
here something to suit the taste G
everyone, and something to SUI
everyone's purse-but no matte
how cheap it may be, there is tina
touch of style in arrangement whic
characterizes all the hats and Dor
nets of this establishment.
= Mrs. WUliamson's Opening.
# Mrs. NJ. f. Williamson evldentl
q shared neither time, pains nc
!. money to make glorious success
r her opening on Thursday morning
It The decorations were of green an
t. red interspersed with palms and CT
V flowers; but these only served
). make an already beautiful seer
,r still more beautiful. The real attra
IT tion was the hats-the beautiful
le tasteful, stylish hats and bonnet
n Hats direct from Paris-boX
opened whose contents had not bee
viewed by other than Partisan eye
One of these beauties was game
r borough in black velvet. The bri
,e was entirely of Jet over velvet, al
n the fiaring side was encircled by I'll
new Roach back plume; Uprig
looms of Jet and velvet on the sid
with black satin ribbon undernea
the brim behind, completed til
ia thing of beauty. This was only o
v, of many; each and all appealed
l.. the artistic taste OF an admir-
ed public, and Mrs. Williamson
r. ceived her visitors with that elega
ease and grace of manner so natul
to her and SO charming in anyone
Trade Palace To-Day.
Cards have been issued to
Trade Palace opening to-day and
on morrow. Another feast is open
'm tie ladies, for the Palace openir
" are ALWAYS beautiful