Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-07

.. from the many spectators who crowded into the place today.
 Moments Dry Goods Company
 At HOnnet's Miss Jennia Brown and Mrs. C. E. Berry are in charge of the millinery depart uent. Many opera hats are shown here, in the attractively decorated millinery de- partment. They are in delicate new tlnts, many shades and colors being popular this season. The brown and blue colors lead, how ever, in shades. Large hats are in vogue and the small ones give prom lse of becoming popular again as the season goes on. A large Marie tion in brown and an exquisite droop head ostrich hat are among the many beauties on display here.
 At Sivess-Walton's
 It would be almost impossible to find more elaborate display of headgear in any of the larger cities than that which is presented in the millinery department of the Sivess- Walton Dry Goods Company. Two expert milliners, with artistic ideas and cleverness in arranging trim mings, are in charge there. They are Mrs. May Davies and Miss Sal lie Morton, late of New York. Both of these ladies recently returned from the Eeastern markets, where they secured some of the latest French importations. Among the hats shown by them is a black hat with black plumes, Parisian style, designed by Esther Meyer of Paris, and bearing her label. Madame Co., tel presents two beauties in leather shades and black and another in new leather, braid and plumes. Mime. Julia offers a black incline With agrett and bird with roses of yellow, shaded into the new brown. A green velvet hat combined with white facing and braid, with band of gold and green and white plumes is also attracting much at tention at this place. Another styl- ish hat is the lavender with sheared bows and shaded roses.
 Murphy. Martin Dry Goods Company.
 The decorations here are most beautiful Green and white are the colors used in the decorations, with a profusion of cut flowers. There are many hats of many styles and shapes, including all of the latest Parisian models and designs on eX- hibition here. Miss Eva Evans, who won so much success and admiration here throughout last season, is again ill charge. She shows an abundance of large and small hats with plumes and aigrettes and trimmings of the latest colors and shades. A beauti- full red hat copied from the modes in The Lady From Lane's,' the big operatic production which is now the talk of New York, is sumner. It is birds of Paradise and white plumes. !, The predominating colors are hello, green and tope at Murphy-Martin's s and the millinery display there this season holds it's own with any of the i other larger establishments of the city.
 Ada H Sweet Millinery Company.
 The new Ada H. Sweet Millinery Company makes a most creditable and impressive showing on their first annual opening day. The place is elaborate with decorations and pre-
 sents a most inviting appearance. Mrs. Sweet and Miss s. B. Trout, late of the East, are in charge there. There are hats of almost every con- ceivable shape, color and design. The Japanese blue, leather, the American Beauty shades, the Bishop purple ~aad the black and white come in for share of the honors. Owing to the large crowds which thronged the place today, it was almost impos- sible to get view of the many hats on exhibition. It might be stated. however, that the Sweet Company is proving one of the most popular of the many places which are having their openings" today. The headgear there is artistic and of the latest