Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-15


 the dictates of fashion. must lave a new spring hat, gave added Inter est to yesterdays display.
 X bewfIdering array of imported hats are shown in the millinery de- Dartment, together with hundreds 2f exclusive models, some of them de- signed after the foreign fashions, others skillfully modelled from ori- ginal designs, all showing the f7ult- less taste of the designers.
 Miss Marie Kelley, fashionable and expert mil1iner from New York, is in charge of the millinery depart ment, assisted by Mrs. L. C. Smith. Miss Farrell and Miss Viets. The store was beautifully decorated with ferns, palms and flowers The coi- or scheme. white and green being carried out perfectly. From the lights and ceiling of the building handsome effect, representing flow CT basket, was made by the use of a large number of artificial flowers ba- ing grouped together in cluster above the center of the room. On display in a most conspicious place was a beautiful piece of headsear, The City This hat drew many complimentary remarks from callers who passed their admiration on t1e exquisite color of gold brim and large white plumes. The beWildering ar ray of the most modish dress goods was displayed by this popular firm n connection with the millinery display.
 1t Sivess.WaltOn's
 Sivess-Walton's store was the scene Of a fashionable gathering during the day. A most attractive showing of gowns, sluits, dresses and every thing newest and best in the mili- nery line were displayed. The attrac- tive millinery department in charge of Mrs. HufTaker, assisted by Misses Hing, Warriner, of Canada; Huntley and Schneider and Mrs. Sam Arnett, was a great attraction for the large crowds of well dessed ladies who vis- tied the store, and it can be truthful lv said that this beautiful department deserved the especial attention. The room. which is made by balcony from the first floor, was very oeau- tiful in natural and artificial decora- tions of flowers 4 large number of cut glass vases with white earna- tions were used effectively in beauti- lying the place. Although the crowd that thronged the store during the day was immense the courteous mil liners and salesladies did great credit to the extensive stock by pleasing every caller with showing them the beautiful array of every thing wearable for womankind. From first sight into the large display Of millinery one can easily discern that the Leghorns are coming into favor stronger than ever, and in this shop they are showing every shade imag- 1 inable. The Napoleon styles and al- so the turban predominate and many excell in beauty. One of the beau- ties of the department, and one which Mrs. Huffaker took great pride ln showing was a large hat on the Ma poleon style, black facing Of velve'
 and large plumes and ornamenteo with beautiful Egyptian model. 4 unioue idea of this store which at tracted no little attention of the call CTS was the little table devoted tc the children. On this table was the hoods and baby hats that are the rage with the babies Fashion decrees this season that the early spring hat; shall be smaller than those worn las' year. with much higher crowns. Fol later in the season. the summer hats will. however, be considerably larger with wide dropping brims and small
 CT crowns. Grays and tans Wltf trimmings of pearl, white and golt are conspicious in dress goods. Int Russian blouse. which has come wltf
 the spring, is in popular favor, and
 most attractive line of automobll'
 toggery is being shown in the SUI department. The cerise, Dutch blu' and new chanticler red are striking
 lv displayed in the millinery depart ment. and the Abdul-Hamid turban i
 quite in keeping with the Russian ] blouse.
 The establishment is gorgeousl. decorated in palms and banks O , flowers, and all society has respond , ed to the invitation to come and be hold the loveliness of both Paris ant American creations in hats and cos tumes.
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 } The Famous Foreign Mercantile } Co, which is to open in this city sooi under the management of Wolf Nj z ,,.,~ NF,r