The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-04-03
DREAMS OF
LONELINESS"
Columbia's Millinery Stores Present
Scenes of Rare Beauty With
Their Pretty Decorations and
Beautiful Spring Headgear.-
Thronged With Women.

Notwithstanding the ugly weather
Monday, the sun shone out bright
early Tuesday and the day was an
| ideal one for the spring openings at
the millinery stores OF Columbia. be.
fore nine oclock a perfect stream OF
Many county's beauty had begun 10
pour into the establishments when
had been artistlcally decorated for the
occasion, and the crowds steadlly
increased through the morning hours
continuing throughout the gay WIN
ont Ammunition. 1t was a great day,
for the ladies and for the MILL
merry stores. The openings continued
through Tuesday.
At Mrs. M. E. Williamscns.
The Millinery Emporium of Mrs. M.
| f. Williamson was the scene or livery
| interest, the ladies' OF the city
thronglng the establishment from early
morning. The principal decorations
were palms ana Easter lilies with deli
cate wreaths of maiden hair ferns, the
artistic arrangement of which produced
an effect at once spring like and
beautiful.
| MIS-. williamson stock, which is
the largest she has ever handled. con-
sists of varied ASSORTMENT of the most
mn 10 date shapes, in which the newest
trimmings are blended with charming
effects The Peggy Stuart shape Is
perhape the most popular for dress
hats. One worthy of special notice is
| made entirely Of black imported net,
! with a deep brlm of tear-drop. the
simple elegance of which is accentu-
ated by a bunch of thistle of the back
A plaque shape, which is the acme
! of style IS represented in the cham
| pagne colors, with roses to blend,
champagne lace and cream applique
being effectively placed. The cham
payne colors, by the way, will, with
blue and req, lead IN spring millinery.
A hat at once unique and stylish was
developed in black cluny lace. the
brim outlined with black and white
braid surmounted by wreath of
holly. A velvet bow beneath the brim
reflected the same rich tints of holly
| berries.
Mrs, Williamson's sales are emf
nently tatterlng this season, and this
is perhaps the surest way to measure
the approval of her callers.
McKennon, Anderson & Foster.
McKennon, Anderson & Fosters
Millinery Department, in charge OF
Miss Cason, presents a bewllderingly
| beautiful array Of the season
choicest head wear. Decorative ORA
| peries of blue and buff reveal the pre-
yalence of these colors in sprin
trimmings, although all shades are
! represented.
A hat which combines extreme style
elegance and beauty bears the MARKS
of Madame Pauyamme, Paris. 1t is
made of plated white satin straw,
faced with real lace. with bunch Ut
pink roses beneath the left brim. The
TOP trimming consists of a wreath of
miniature oranges. with foliage, and
touches of light blue liberty satin.
hat which attra cted much attention is
developed in rich green foliage. with
side trimming of shaded geranium
liberty ribbon; the facing consists
entirely of geranium petals.
Maiden hair fern forms graceful
decoration which is much used this
season, aud many of the smartest hats
show this trimming either in abun-
dance or in small quantities. The
rolling brIms, which are so popular
give marvellous opportunities for the
A beautiful hat is developed IN
folds of light blue matine, with a sim
gle white nlume "a an effective trim
ming A facing Of the most delicate
lace applique and handsome steel
buckle complete this artistic creation
The hats are pronounced the most
beautiful ever brought ON by Mcken-
non Anderson e Foster. and the STOCK
would surely rival that of city store
800 REWARD, 500.
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