The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-10-12
OPENING
DAYS
Of Many Establishments in the
City Of GreenviIie.

Monday might be justly termed la
dies day in Greenyille. The openings
at the different millinery establish
mcnts in the city drew from every
home tbs queen and daughter OF the
house, and from morning till night the
different stores were thronged with
beautiful forms and faces.
+. NJ. ROBINSON.
The grand opening Of F. M. Robin
sons store would have done credit to
any city. The Hastily arranged dry
goods, notions, shoes, ETC., caught the
admiring eye. The large line of ladies
tailor made suites, skirts and SILK
waists we're rich in array and hand
some in appearance The display OF
ladies fine garments could not be ex-
celled in any city for style, beauty and
good taste. The window display OF
dress goods and shoes was also hand
some and attracted many into the
store. Every department in the store,
the ladies, gents furnishings and shoes,
was displayed In a manner elicsttiIig
much praise for their artistic arrange
ment. During the day an orchestra dis
coursed popular air for the pleasure OF
those who visited the store. Souvenirs
In the form OF dainty cards were given
away as mementos OF the suspicious
occasion. Nothing attributed more 70
the success OF the occasion than the
courtesy of the clerks who never tired
Of showing all who came, the latest
things In fall fashions. Mr.. Robinson
and Mr.. Hiizin deserve great credit or
the success of the opening.
GET ESTE MILLINERY PARLORS.
The opening Of the Celeste Millinery
Parlors at F. NJ. Robinson's was one OF
the events of the day, The two win.
dow displays of this establishments
r., renresented Happiness, beautiful
way figure draped in bridal attire, and
SorroW. a figure also of wax clad 10
naonrning. These white and black
disnIavs were undoubtedly the pretti-
est ever exhibited in Greenville. ln the
ParIors the very latest styles in winter
miIIinery were on display, showing a
careful selection by experienced ouy-
ers The Parlors were filed with ladies
the entire uay, anu ulAN -. -.
~ a. purchases made showed the appre-
ciation Of the beautiful fall millinery
displayed by those in charge. During
tba week many orders have been re-
c caE from ladies Of other towns: Mrs.
Tntle and Miss Shelton through the
coImmns of The Times, desire to thank
AZ ladies' Of Greeenville for the ap,
sreaiation of their efforts and the klnu
eexnressions Of parise for their display
Every visitor was given souvenir
MISS NORA o'coNEoR's
N;lunery establishment presented z
haantifyIl sight in the display OF fall
nsiilinerv. The hats were tasLily ar
~ noe, nced and the windows prettily dec.
It'd Ladies were passing IN = ma gu gls
~ hsr establishment continually We
S =. ~ from Miss O'Connor that inc
&C., ,sere GOOD. Few ladies 10 the city
~ lar more ~ popular than Miss OsConnor'
and her friends are loyal 70 nef'
' MRS. S. L. SACK
changed the date Of her opening Gay
Mon5sT. This fact was not mace
q ,n mvn and many did not visit her e..
.A5si,shment tn Tuesday. But mi
s..Se IittIe difference as the openins
i 5,- until wednesday her olsp,al
.a' rats vas not only large Dut s.yL w,
q ad a" rseecsived many deserved compil'