The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-03
BEAUTY IN BRWILDERMENT
WONDROUS SHOW OF FALL STYLES
 BY THE MALLEY co.
Parisian Millinery in Vast Array and Most Fascinating Dlsplay-Exquistte Creations of Dcft Fingers-Stunning Models, Examples of the Most Noted French Artists-Treasures in Suit De-
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partment.
 | Yesterday was scarcely a propitious
 day for fall millinery openings. The
 weather was not suggestive of flowery feminine fances, and the doWnpour last evening seriously interfered with
 the attendance at the several charming
 exhibits made by local merchants How
 ever to-day promises to be brighter
 and cooler, and if the promise holds
 good there will be such crowds of shop
 pers on Chapel street as to almost
 break the records of holiday times
 The fall and winter opening of the
 Edward Malley company presents
 So many exquisite creations of French
 dressmaking and millinery art, that it
 is difficult to discriminate, where all
 are beautiful. Among the Paris models,
 those from the workrooms of Caroline
 Ribeaux, Berthe, Virot, Roger, and
 Marestot are noticeable as emphasizing
 the low broad effect of all the winter
 hats, which are usually trimmed high
 on the side, a la Gainsborough.
 A stunning model from Caroline Rib-
 eaux is made of white cloth, combined
 with serpent green velvet, under brim of tucked white chiffon, edged with
 band of pheasant breast feathers. A
 marquise hat form the same artiste, is of pleated black and white taffeta, with q white sea gull resting on the crown. Still another is of black felt, with grey cameIs hair under brim, edged with white chenille, and trimmed with black satin roses and green velvet leaves, black ostrich plumes under the left side-this Is from Susanne Blunis. Marestot has castor beaver toque, trimmed with wreath of Marechael Mel roses. Virot shows some stunning models, one of which is of white cloth and taffeta, trimmed with tailor made" bands and knots of white cloth fastened with black buttons, This is for wear with tailor made gown and is severely simple, with all the trimming. Esther Mayer displays sev- eral very elegant black velvet hats, one trimmed with cut steel and medal lion of Irish lace under brim.
 A very lovely hat from Roger is of nalines lace, the crown of sable fur. Another of Rogers is a black velvet with blue velvet under brim and knotted in the middle of the | crown So bewidering Is the variety of beautiful hats, not only imported, but from the Workropms of the Edward | Malley company, that words fail to give even the faintest idea of their appear ance
 The camera alone could begin to do | them justice. For the skilful artistes | in the millinery department of this firm | can give the true French touch to | their work, which imparts that air | 1f chic which is so necessary in the l hats to be worn this winter.
 Having so many Parisian models to study, they know how to impart that touch, and at half the ,ost of an imported hat The display fl ready to- wear headgear is remark lble in it's quality and beauty. Els 1ecial provision is made for children if all ages, and the new ribbons, in Japanese effects, the gorgeous flow ITS. the silks, and Persian trimmings, md the magnificent collection of feath ITS and birds, as also the pompons, in III the delicate shades as well as in ,rowns. greys and blacks are en-. hantng to the eye The millinery ,arlors are most artistically decorated or the opening days with golden rod nd smilaX.
 In the suit department many hand ome garments are shown, notably a lue costume In rough cloth from )oucet and a black cloth walking ress, with Louis XVI coat, from Fran is. A new model of walking, or ; arriage wrap, is from Doucet and is ashoned exactly after the Japanese ,imona, from which it takes it's name. if the many rich furs shown by the { Talley company, the cinnamon bear is { lost noticeable Furs are to be worn { lore than ever; the boas long, and , luffs larger than ever