The Washington times., 1903-03-29
Creations Of the Milliners.


The second floor is rare treat for
those who viii make the trip. This floor
is divided into two sections: one part
for millinery. and the other for the cloak
department. The millinery department is
finished throughout in rich mahogany
wood and plate glass. while the cloak
department is in qUartered oak. Numer-
Gus mirrors abound, and the whole Issan
ensemble os beauty
The writer was much impressed on his
trip by he number OF ladies' in the mil
line-y department. they seemed to take
q special delight in looking at the nev,
creations in hats. One creation partfc-
ulariy striking was a large black hat the
shape rolling only slightly TO the Ierr
side, caught underneath with a very
larGe cabasEon; the edge OF the hat was
slightly rounded that effect being given
by tiny straw braids sewed on maliu,,
and rolled diagonally over the edge OF
the hat about two inches on top and
bottom The top was particularly bean.
tiful. being made Of very nne black lace
shirred on fine wires TO form an oval
shape across the hat. The only trimming
on this was something entirely new in a
long plume effect. made entirely CT rib
bon caught with handsome Jet orud-
ment
Another beauty was. OF course "a large
hat the lacins being made Of a double
effect or lace. which covered a banio
which gave a tilt TO the hat: the outer
edge had the lace formed from under
meath softly over the edge over which
lay hyacinths in the blucst shade. than
came Tiny touch Of green cottage IN tile
center forming the crown The large soft
loops OF ribbon in the shade Of the hya-
cinth and foliage. 4 large steel orna-
ment holds the bow in place. and gives
hn n h.4
IN the Cloak Department.
The cloak department Is almost as
crowded as the millinery. Conspicuous
~ shown there were the new SILK shirt
waist suits. many Of them in foulards.
and others IN new striped taHetas as
well as pongee.
There were also the enlarged de-
Eartments Of Innings. white goods. wash
goods and imported cotton goods shown
in an endless variety. The basement
will be devoted exclusively to the
house furnishing department. which. by
the way. has been enormously enlarged
ana improved upon. Particularly no
Jiceable was the display OF cut glass
and fancy art pOtteries. These art pot
ferries. Mr.. GOldenbCrg explained were
q manufacturers sample line which rep
resented collection or six famous Euro
peGn pottcrfes. The entire collection
was bought AT q special price I'm view
Of the fact that they were samples and
will prove one OF the big cards Tor the
Opening week.
The dress goods and black goods nov
occupy the entire X Street side and with
the space make q most beautiful display;
all the latest novelties are shown I'm
dress goods. including the newest con
ceits IN violes. mistrals. embossed
crepes. silk shot zephyrs and all the
usual fabrics Of the season.
The store as a whole presents a spec
tacle OF business activity and vim that
s. surprising too much cannot be said
Tor the enterprise shown by Mr.. Golden
berg and II is the firm belief that even
the tremendous addition may prove in
adequate. The amount OF confidence and
good will that is expressed by the
thousands Of the friends Of this estab-
Ushment Is the one sure token OF
brilliant future. The keynote OF pros
perity is this very /sn edezsoe and
GoldeDberg's not only sem 81 have it.
but they actually possess the great and
only treasure that can apDertain 10 a !
successful business.