The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-18

black lace and ornamented with a
wreath of jet poppies and herm-
aigrette
Another large hat was OF black
braid. with fluffy maline crown
over which fell touch of color very
evident in tiny cluster of deep pink
moss rosebuds.
turhan was very attractive. be-
ing made Of cloth of gold emhellished
with French flowers in gold tissue.
Another beauty was a turban made
|of silver, the cloth OF silver being
yelled with grey maine ana trimmed
with silver oats and silver guage
flowers.
An old rose nat with wide brim
and fleeey maine crown, the on'y
trimming being bunch OF silk
sweet pea, was much admired
The famou Chanticleer created
special attention. One was Of ten
Milan brad. with searst velvet rib-
bon and in front Of the triMmed hack
hrim nestled tie caanticlecr in shade
of tan.
There was 4 royal blue ch,r with
royal blue and black popples and a
French ornament set with blue
stones. satin Milan with black ve.yet
facing, black AID gnlL0poppie and
N French ornament 5ha .ait, with sit
tassils.
\ This is the snly millinery st-re IN
Cairo which sells I'd the white trade
exclusively Quality and tatyle are
he particular points in the Stev5r-
on toak,
Mrs. c. n, Brackets.
The ladies who visited this model
millinery store were first attracted
by two Of the most beautiful wiadow
displays ever shown in Cairo. This
wa the work and shows The artistic
taste Of MIS- Brackets head trim,
'ner Mrs, Frank B. Armstrong. ~
ledeate and harmonious hlendings OIL
soiors, of flowers. veivets. and rib |
bons used in the decorations OF tnee e
wo windows were most exquisite,
The visitors were waited upon by |
Mrs. Eraekett. Mr. Armstrong, and
Misses Florence Bristol, Katie Park |
er. Daisy Morris ana Cordla Lee, ard
they were kept busy not only show
ng the hats, but selling them,
The prevailing style: in hats here
ire Lofts XyL, Napoleon Boneparte,
shanticleer, in braids, etc. The au /
tomoble taxicab, belted In the new
blue beautiful black picture hats
with willow plumes, were disposed 0
early in the day There wre pretty /
royal blue chips, with chantieleer
reds, with hansome Marguerite /
buckle. Satin straw braids-tailort
trimmed. Tan hats, trimmed in black
felvet ribbon with fluffy chanticleerI
Gathers. Large Milan braid, trimmed
in shaded sweet peas, lavender anl
pink MORE ribbon bow. blended A
pretty Neapolitan braid, the frame
alone costing $12, is one Of the at
fractions. This hat is trimmed with
An old rose chip, with
handsome tailored bow rose colored,
sweet peas, moss green velvet rib
55T. another Another attractive hat " Fan
ANA rolled trimmed sailor trimmed
with cluster of American beauty
roses ana large cerise bow
A number of children's trimmed
hats are shown, trimmed in blue for
get-me-nots and ribbons. A fine as
sortment of turbans. large and small, !
were favorite with the visitors.
Many of the finest pattern hats were
sold during the day and the trade |
was more than ordinarily good for an !
opening day.
Kaufman Bros.
Yesterday was busy day at |
Kaufman Brcs., where hats and |
gowns were shown the hundreds of |
ladies who called to see the new
styles. The store was neatly decora
ted for the opening, the color green |
and purple predominating. An or
chestra provided music, and canary |
birds added their warblings. The
millinery and gown department was
presided over by II. G. Florence, as
listed by Misses Clara Hediker, Doro- !
thy JACKIE. Mayme Gallagher Grace
Crippen, Anna Marder, Sue Tharpe, |