The Republican journal., 1907-10-10
THE MILLINERY OPENINGS.
Belfast Milliners Show the Latest Fall and
Winter STYLES.

Belfast Milliners Show the Latest Fall and
Winter Styles.
The millinery openings last Saturday
brought out crowd of interested shoppers
to admire and buy the new fall and winter
ments. Purple is one of the prevailing col
ors, and all shades are used. Onion shades
are seen, and Copenhagen blue is also
popular. Hunters green, and brown, are
prominent, and the ever popular black and
white has many admirers. The prevailing
deep bat k, and almost all the hats are very
broad at the sides and back Feathers, and
still more feathers, coque, maribout, Os-
trch, etc, are the rage for trimmings, and
many shades of morning glories and
dahlias are seen for new flowers. The hats
are mostly either felt "flats" bent into
shape, or made with combination of silk
and velvet or velvet and satin. More silk
in all shades is employed and taffeta is pop
ular. The fancy pins are shown in great
er variety of shapes and colorings than
ever and gilt and Rhinestone buckles are
also used.
MISS EVA b. GREENLAW,
Miss Jennie Trull, milliner. Miss Green
laws window shOwings were mostly in
purple and among them was white MORE
"queen of Mayfair hat with fold of pur-
pie velvet around the rim, purple velvet
side crown, and morning glories in purple
and white with the new spiral aigrette in
purple dropping over the brm; a white felt
hat with SHRED chiffon facing and trim
ming of dahlias and corresponding shades
of ribbon with a handsome new ornament
and magnificent white plume dropping off
the back; a white child's hat with shlrred
ribbon trimming, roSette on the edge OF the
brim and ribbn ties. Other noticeable hats
were white MORE hat witha purple drawn
over fold, and maribout feather finished
with the new tailored bow, and green
satin hat with facing and fold of darker
velvet, trimmed with handsome pompom
and spray of coque feathers.
MRS H. B. CUNNINGHAM,
Miss Clara johnson, milliner. Among the
many handsome hats shown by Mrs.
Cunningham were the following: A short
front sailor shape in purple velvet, faced on
the under side with white all-over lace,
trimmed with purple velvet foliage and
roses, tips in two shades of purple and the
new fancy ribbon in purple and white
stripes; a white MORE silk hat trimmed
with a white coque boa and fancy gilt and
rhinestone buckle, with touch OF black
velvet under the brim; a hat in black with
a satin top and black velvet facing, trimmed
with a long ostrich feather and rhinestone
buckle; Nile green velvet in rather
small shape, covered with black jet band,
white all-over lace crown, jet wings and
pins and black taffeta ribbon used effective
w: a large hat Of onion shade MORE silk,
trimmed with roses in beautifully blended
red and green shades with wings to match.
MRS B. F. WELLS,
Mrs F. G. Spinney, milliner. In Mrs.
Wells rooms was the usual large collection
of handsome head gear, among which were
specially noticed hat of black taffeta and
MORE, with an effective black MORE ribbon
bow in front a brown felt trimmed with diff
ferent shades of tatfeta, a handsome fancy
Japanese pin and long brown coque plume
over the back ali imported white felt hat
in rather a small shape, with IA white and
gray breast and gilt grecan band, and
long green pins; a black hat of Bendeline
silk fitted to frame, with crown band of
black Jet in a grecian pattern over white,
and two handsome heavy black ostrich
feather dropping off the side back purple
satin hat with velvet facing, with Per-
sian band, dahlias in purple with taffeta
ribbon to match, and peacock feathers.
THE FASHION,
Mrs, Frank \. Lord, miIliner held a pre-
Iiminary opening only, though they had a
number CT pretty hats. Among them were:
hat OF blue Copenhagen velvet, trimmed
with matching blue ribbon, handsome
ostrich feathers and a jeweled buckle;
hat OF purple velvet whose entire trimming
was handsome morning glores, and black
silk and velvet hat, with two ostrich
feathers, and carpse rose aud velvet foil
age. They viii have another showing next
Saturday.
MISS LOUISE H. FERGU=ON,
Miss Lulu Hinckley, miliIuer, announces
her opening tor next SATURDAY aud cordially
invite the public to be present
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