The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-10-06
FALL MILLINERY
ON DISPLAY
Fashionable Femininity Turns
Out In Force.
eOLUMBIA'S MILLINERS HOLD HIGH RANK

The shopping district WIS frightened
Tuesday by tine presence of fair women
Dor Tut sdsy and Wednesday were Il {
dates of the fall millinery openings, and
when new hats are 10 be seen, what
woman could Tesisfy
The HeTali millinery editor visited
the M4ury Millinery Co, The Bon T u
and Mckennon, Anderson x Foster
and found them all 50 crowded with
buyers and with tnosa who came only
10 see and admire, that a second VISIT
after the Ousv periD1 OF the day had
passed, was necess ny, before the ladies'
Ia charge ftAe vnious establishments
could des :ri0e their beautiful cIea-
lions
while the decorations at the depart
ments were not so elaborate this year
rs usual, more than ordinary atten
tion was given TO the selection and al =
Management OF hats and trimmings,
so the result was entirely satisfactory
to those who came shopping.
SAKE blue, brOnZes and olive greens
are the most fashionable colors, though
other COlOrs are worn ana are witnin
the pale for fashionable people. lap-s
are small and close fitting with hlga
backs and short fronts with a number
OF the smaller Gainsboro shapes.
Feathers and wings are USED in quar-
tities in the trimmings with h)weIs
OF rich coIonng oa slne OF the pat
b5rnS
McKENNON. ANDERSO n Il FOSTER
Miss CasOn's exquisite rasIe is seen
Aot only in the selections tut in the
arrangement and detail work there
Gold and green were the eolors IN the
decorations carried out in soft loops
and folds of rich materials Makers
of hats ia nods throlgl 10 It the I s1-
ionable world had their names IN
many of th9 creations AMI there
more in name at times than even
Slak :'eaIe would admit. A Gage
hat of $ ft grey felt. high on the LETT
SIDE with Knot of velvet and with YER
large grey wing in darker sht
brought from the rIght SIDE across The
crown Was one of the handsOmeSt
The new owner can wear this creation
with the grace and style it richly de-
serves. a Ge0rgetto Sailor in black silk
velvet VITA wreath of large American
Beauty roses around the crown, which
was Gloss with loops of liPnt blue
velvet. high bsnoeaux finished with
sui soft trimming of black rnaline,
was another handsome selection A
hght blue beaver with high side anu
back, drapeIy of mole colored velvet
aroul crown, which was flushed with |
= gold band, three large, mole colore d |
wings ca, ght low on the bandeaux, bore
the name u Louise Puiul, and came 10 |
for its shars of praise. The Gage stree,
mats IN this department should not be |
Overlook ed by tnos who go a shopping |
THE MAUkY MILLINERY co.
Mrs. Elicit and Mrs Butler, who con.
duct t1ls establishments, have bought |
wisely and well, and from the style ana
beauty OF their selections it is a safe pre-.
diction that the season Will not be manN
weeks old before they'll have to make
turther demands on the Wholesale mill
aers. Their creations in hats made
largely of feathers, attracted especial
ut tentlOn. One 10 the peacock shades
vas unusually beautiful, and contained
ail the scintllatIng culoIs as closely
blended as one wouli find in this
most royal bird. Another stIikingly
handsome hat was large brown vel
ret patterned on the Gainsboro shape
Rich brown ostrich plumes with a
ace scarf to match completed this
handsome hat. The popular grey
shade was shown in another hat at
ltis establishment The undeIslde of
The wide brim was covered with plat
I'd maline. The crown was the new
terby shape and 1t had rich grey os
rich plumes on the side. The new
Dutch tonnets for children attracted
he attention of the mothers.