The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-04-06
MILLINERY OPENING.
Mimnaugh, Hair b Havird and Now.
sr Co. Present Many Beautiful
Creations in Headgear.

What is known as Millinery
Day III Newberry was celebrated
last Tuesday i'll most gratifying and
pleasing manner: gratifying TO the
millinery establishments and pleasing
TO the thrones which crowded the Va
rious stores which held these annual
and interesting events.
Newberry stores are able % COM
pete with those in larger cities-and
it Is a we'll known fact that a man can
get a "run for his money! here in a
degree surprising any city In this
section. And particularly is this true
of the millinery departments.
The openings last Tuesday far out
classed ANY which have ever been pre-
viousiy hel1. A larger and more va
ried class Of goods was displayed. Il
more pleasing and attractive exhibit
was on hand-and. all in all. the mil
linery openings were distinctive sue
cess. All Of the latest Partisan modes
with their intricacies of shaping and
resplendent colorings. down to the
plain. but digniied and modest sail
or hat. The rose sailor and the
panama. the French sailor and the
FRITZ Scheff-all in attractive ar
ray.
The three establishments. Movers.
Mimnauyh : and Hair and Havird 5
eclipsed their former efforts and the
exhibitions were more pleasing than
ever before.
Mimnaugh S.
The opening at Mimnaugh 'S-the
place where fashion and prices rule
was perhaps the most elaborate and
embracing Of any seen in this estab-
lishm"r; in years. Everything in the
millinery department seemed to har-
m"nize with the prevailing shades
and styles. The general arrange
,nent Of the stylish Partisan creations
together with the efficiency of the
force seemed to be an added
attraction at this establishment.
This seasons demands in colorings
were ably filed by the showing made
Pattern hats in numerous and varied
>tyle-the rose colored. with green,
followed by a heliotrope and corn
c"lpred proving the leaders. the very
popular sailor in all three shapes
high back. high side, and then the
broad brimmed. The pastel shaded
ribbons are used extensively, while
flowers Of all shades and designs,
with lavender and green forming a
pretty combination. And Mimnaugh
had them all. Mrs. Ramsey, Of Bal
timore. the accomplished milliner,
exhibited a distinctive and we'll
worthseeing array Of millinery fur
nishing.
Hair and Havird.
AT Hair and Havird s the spring
opening was a scene of unusual bril-
liancy last Tuesday. All of the sty-
lish creations-formed to fit feminine
fancy-were displayed in beautiful
array. There were the stylish Pana-
mas III readyto-wear, rose sailors be-
dccked in green ribbons. plated ma
lines in quantities-all going to make
the scene one to be admired. And
the large crowd which attended at
tested to this fact. Miss Flourncy,
and Mrs. Hair-modestlv attired as
befiitting the occasion--were diligent
in exhibiting the many articles, and
tireless in their efforts to please the
throngs.
Those in charge Of the preparation
for the opening at this store had
spared no effort in making the store
room Of this concern one of the most
artistically distinctive in the city.
Mower Company.
The spring opening at the Mower
company on Tuesday was a scene of
rare beauty, the decorations being in
rose, the most popular shade of the
season.
AS one entered the right entrance
of the department the eyes fell upon
the beautiful Partisan ribbons of the
season in prevailing shades festooned
artlstIcally on a rose ground with
white coverings. TO the left was the
same effect carried out in new Plaid
ribbons.
The most striking hat on display
was a French creation, white chip
sailor having lily of the valley
crown with raspberry roses for fin
ish beneath the lilies, an immense