Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-03
BEW|LDER|NG ARRAY
IN SHOWING Of
MILLINERY
FALL STYLES OF EXQUISITE De
SIGN DISPLAYED IN OPEN
ING AT BROWNS
SHAPES A LITTLE MORE So
GOOD DREsSERS OF GLOBE De
LIGHTED WITH EXQUISITE
WINTER HEADWEAE

Despite threatening clouds and fire.
quent showers the millinery gallery at
Brown big store was well filed with
ladies yesterday afternoon, the occa
sion of their fall and winter showing
of hats for ladies wear In the even
ing from To 8 o'clock the store was
crowded with visitors anxious TO see
fashion s latest creations eilec-
tions of the artistic work of foreign
and domestic modistes; and the yer
diet, blending in harmony and enthus-
iasm with the notes from the orchestra
assembled for the occasion, was that
the expose is the finest ever made by
millinery store in the great Globe
district.
While the change in style and color.
ing is decidedly radical, when memory
recalls the hats in vogue twelve months
ago there is, in some of the creations.
slight suggestion of the peaeh-basket
shapes of the departing summer, only,
one might say, the styles are little
more so" and in saying this, the ex-
PLANTATION is prompted that the shapes
are more expansive in circumference,
both in brim and crown, and the latter
is considerably greater in altitude.
The hats are gorgeous
Now, if YOU will apply that deserip.
ton to every phase of the miiliner :
product. embracing beauty, grace, art
and style, YOU will have in part the
meaning wished to be conveyed in the
employment Of the word gorgeous.
And. withal, the styles are not in
the least trying.
A little lady, considerably under
sized. served in one department of the
big hat gallery yesterday as model.
She had sweet. diminutive, face, even
babyish. \ score or more of hats in
quick succession reposed upon her daln-
" head. They were selected from the
more elaborate down to the modest and
pretentious styles. but there wash 7 an
uubecoming numher in the list and still
there was wide difference in the
architectural designing, and an in
dividuality, an exemsveness, that will
prompt buying by women Of taste and
invite rapid buying.
The new shapes
Well. one not right up-to-the minute
might say Gainsborough. But don I
do It. In the millinery world there
are no repetitions. Shape names have
a brief day and then they are forgot
ten. Colors suffer the same fate. Among
the popular new shapes the Georgette
has particular warm place in the
hearts of the sure-enough good dress
ers-the woman who knows, but the
run on the .'Co-Ed" and the IRE
boux' will be great. There is that
difference in these shapings that will
prevent any one of them from beeom-
ing common; and that's an idea for
consideration Add to these shapes the
High Side Roll and the Turn Back and
YOU have the list. IL is a wide range,
but IL is the Brown habit of aiiording
their customers every conceivable style
and always removing the possibility OF
anv hat coming from their store fall
mE INTO the common cltSS
Maybe you would known millinery
colors by some other name. The new
shades may even recall some tint of
wears ago; but DON breathe il now.
Here is partial list of the color eff
fects that Brown IS big millinery de
pertinent is spreading for your consld
Grafton this fall: Soiled green, dead
leaf, cinnamon. aud combinations of
dead leaf and night blue, puce and
sphvnx blue. There is also "A return
Of gold and silver trimmings, caught
in with artistic effect and affording
bright spots in sombre places. Plumes
and fancy feathers and fur are gen
eyously used in trimming, and there is
happy return of the rich silk beavers
in the more expensive shapes shown.
A more faithful expose of fashion
could not be made than is in store Tor
those who visit Brown 's-the great
temple of fashion. The showing, in
all It's beauty and grandeur, covering
headwear for the baby up to the grand
ma, is the most fascinating ever made
in central Arizona II will be on again
today and this evening and the oppor-
tunity to see it should not be allowed
to pass.