The Forrest City times., 1909-04-02
MILLINERY OPENINGS

This has been a gala week for the good ladies of Forrest City and yi- cinity and they have taken advantage of the pretty weather and the un- usually interesting and attractive of- ferings to get out in numbers. and see the magnificent new spring millinery and women's $ wearables that have been displayed al the stores.
 THE EMPORIUM
 The Emporium, the new millinery establishment of X. ]. Naccaro X Co. as announced in the papers last week. had their grand opening on Tuesday and Wednesday, March Soth and 3Ist. and ''set great pace. Their store which was already very attractive. having just been thoroughly renovat- ed, remodeled papered, painted and made beautiful, was artistically deco rated with eyergreens. flowers, vines, etc, and their magnificent new stock was deftly dispersed about the room so that they presented most mag nlhcent appearance to the hundreds of eager shoppers who responded to their invitation. It is not within the scope of our liability to give descrip- tion of those hats. Oh. such hats No man could describe them. Each a perfect dream. and almost endless in number and peerless in variety.
 Here you see hats made by the ex- perts, after the fashion of Mme. Ca mile Mayer and Mme. Garner, of Paris, real imported hats from the Alpha and Omega of fashion, and then others of domestic origin which lack not one whit of the beauty. style and character possessed by the French patterns.
 The charming mistresses of the Elm porium assisted by Mrs. E. D. Hatcher and Miss Irma Stevens. left nothing undone to make this the biggest miili- nery event in the history of Forrest City, and besides showing these mag nificent creations and now and then taking all order or selling few, they did not forget the social side of the occasion, and orangeade or fruit punch by courtesy of the City Drug Store, was served, and ldainty souvenir of carnations given to each caller. The Emporium opening was splendid success, and We congrat tulate the la- dies upon the showing which was cer- tainly magnificent.
 E. II. WINFIELD < co.
 Following the chain of events we
 
 II. Winfield X Co, which was preced- | ed by dainty announcements which were mailed Saturday to their custo- mers and the ladies generally of this and adjoining counties. their goods not arriving III time for definite an nouncement to be made in the papers of last week. Spring blossoms and spring millinery met in happy combi- nation yesterday and today at the F. II. Winfield X Co. $ store. where beautiful creations challenged the ad- miration Of the thrOngs of ladies who came and went during the day. The windows with their blending of nat ural and artificial beauty, attracted the observer 10 to the display within, where lavish assortment of hats in many styles. supplemented by all sorts Oi feminine frills and friYols make up the sum total of this well appointed establishment
 The K H. Winfield X Cos. clientele includes some of the most fastidious ladies of the city and surrounding ter ritory and ill the millinery. laces. em- br0ideries. tine white goods ladies furnishings. notions. etc. here dis played. the most critical eaH he >3tis- tied
 Their show windows were artiscally dressed. one with magnificent pattern hats, which feasted the eYe> of every woman who saw them and the other contained large doll iii her go-cart and splendid showing of baby's fur nishing> and appealing to every fond mother Who las llttIe darling tO clotle
 On the inside magnificent hats. large hats. small hats. imported and domestic hats. gay collars, pretty para sols, and in fact a perfect world of pretty things met the gaze on every land, and the beautiful shoppers try llE them on made the scene all the more attractive 10 The Times man.
 The Misses Winfield were assisted by a beyf Of bright and pretty young ladies. and all gave to the thrOng of visitors cheerful welcome
 We extend congratulations upon the splendid success of their opening and bespeak for l.. II Winfield X Go. a continuance of your patronage Their opening was great success and sur passed all previous efforts.
 Next will come the spring opening of Becker X Lewis in their Ladies Department. which k scheduled for Monday. See announcement else where iii this paper
 Madame F. Boyle is noN ii Mem phis. She has announced no formal opening, but k. a. usual. showing a large collection oI the late>1 creations in pattern hats. and a swell line of spring millinery in general
 Mrs. Warshdysky k still showing fine inc Of exquisite hats and other millinery. and has an announcement If another new shipment just reeeiy- ed, elsewhere in this issue
 These ale the principal millinery events. and the ladies have Lad d gala time, for nothing so pleaSes the women nra1r n-L n ra--. a-a L,-r.r..-- L... !.