The Globe-republican., 1907-09-26
FALL MILLINERY OPENINGS
The New Hats are Especially Pleasing
and Decided Change From Those
of Last Year.

The millinery openings on September
Goth. 2lst and 24th, attracted large
crowd OF ladies from Dodge City and
vicinity. Everybody was busy trying on
the latest creations and the milliners are
more than satisfied With the results,
which chow that effvrts to please are
appreciated by their customers The
hats this year are especially pleasing and
show quite decided change from those
Of last year They are aeen in all
colors though OF course, as usual, there
are several shades more popular than
others. This season preference is shown
the purples, rich dark greens, the leather
browns and wines. The newest hats arr
trimmed, few of the more severe styles
being shown, and this trimming is mostly
Of wings and feathers, large and small II,
all colors. Rich velvet flowers are also
used and the beautiful pumes always irl
vogue. There are styles and shapes to suit
every lady's fancy.
On last Friday and Saturday, Mrs.
Hazleton held millinery opening 10 her
parIors on the second floor Of the York
Key store, and In the decorations she
featured the leading shades OF purple
and green. A dainty punch table draped
In these colors was arranged in one
corner Of the room and punch and cake
was served by Miss lrms and Master
Harold Hazleton. Bunches OF asters
we're scattered throughout the room.
Some pretty hats in the, policeman
shapes were on display here, as well as
many others Of the new effects. The
downstairs window was also trimmed 10
purple and green, with an ostrich clever'y
made Of plumes and braid. This formed
the background for several pattern hats
Mrs. Hazelton's display was very pleasing
and attracted much attention.
Saturday, September the 2lst, was the
date Of Mrs Jennie Williams millinery
opening aud the store was filed all day
with ladies' coming and going. An al
tractive color scheme OF pink and decors
ti00s Of exquisite velvet morning gloFits
In different shades was seen here. Mrs
Williams is showing hats OF the "Ethel
Roosevelt, "Gotham Sailor'', ''Corpor.
ap' and sParadise" shape, in the up to
date shades of Burguudy, Damson,
Leather brown and azure blue. These
hats range from $500 to $35 90 and the
little ''sold" tag is attached TO q great
many of the expensive ones. The
window shove the same color scheme of
pink and some very handsome pattern
hats have been placed there, one especial
ly, $35 90 pattern hat Of all black with
two costly plumes dropping gracefully on
one side, aud this by the way, Il marked
sold. Miss Helen Ripple assisted Mrs.
Williams during the dav and with the
regular clerks, the partrons were shown
every consideration.
AT the Bargain store millinery opening
Tuesday afternoon and evening social
gathering of ladies were on hand to in-
spect the latest models In millinery.
The attendance In the afternoon was not
as large as In the evening probably on
account of the orchestra which furnished
music from eight o'clock, during the
evening. The hats seen at the Bargain
stoie this year are mostly in the large
effects, although there are some very at
tractive small shapes. One which has
been especially admired by nearly every
lady IS small red hat In particularly
rich shade. 1t has not been overloaded
with trimming but Is decorated with a
very beautiful plume, fastened with a