The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-09-27
NEWS OF PROSPERITY.
Millinery Openings the Admiration Of
fhe Ladies-Pers0nal Meation and
Other Matters.


sSchumpert.
Mrs. G. Y. Hunter has as ner guess
Mesdames D. c. LaGrone, Of Wards,
and J. A. Mitchell, of Saluda.
Mr.. Hart Kohn, OF Columbia, s1eht
Sunday with Mr. A. E. Wise.
Miss Kate Thomps.o has gcns -
Due West to attend the 8ccTh'ee-
Clinkscales wedding.
DR.. G. Y. Hunter has returned from
Clemson college, accompanied by his
father, J. L. Hunter.
Miss Elizabeth Hawkins left Sunday
for Silver Street to teach in the grad
ed school.
Mr.. Chas. P. Barre has returned
from Greenwood.
Mr.. J. L. May and little son Francis
are visiting Mr.. Mays mother in Mon
roe, n. c.
Rev. and Mrs. I. S. Caldwell and son,
Erskine, left Thursday in their auto
mobile for Staunton, Va.
Dr.. J. S. Wheeler, J. B. Harmon and
F. R. Hunter and H. L. Parr, of New
berry, spent Thursday in GreenVille,
making the trip in DR.. ]. S. Wheeler's
EMF car.
Mr.. C. G. Barrier, of Little Noun
tain, is IN town for few days.
Misses Edna and Lucy Fellers are
spending a few days in Columbia.
Mr.. Robert Wilson, of Newberry col
1ege, spent Friday with Mr.. Chas'
Barre. |. a.~" if'''v'!' is:
Messrs. J. F. Browne, J. B. Hart
fman, A. S. Miller and J. D. Lorick
formed an automobile party to Colum-
bia on Sunday.
Miss Leslie Dominiek, of Route No.
3, leaves this week for Columbia to
take the nurses course in Knowlton's
infirmary.
: MIR. W. E. Pugh, who has been sup
plying Grace Lutheran church during
sshe summer, has resumed his studies
in the Theological seminary in Char
1eston, S. c. We have been much
benefited by his thoughtful discours-
es, spoken in the spirit of earnestness.
We regret to see him leave us. We
wish him every success in his service
OF the Master.
Mr.. J. A. Lester has returned from
a visit to W. R. Connolly in Newberry.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Wheeler, of Co.
lumbia, are in town for few days
visiting their parents.
Mrs. L. A. Hendrix has returned to
Pomaria, after a visit to her grand
daughter, Mrs. R. E. Shea1y.
The millinery opening at Moseley
Bros. this season was an event OF uni
que beauty and unsurpassed success.
The big department store was artisti-
~cally decorated and amid the large and
varied display Of beautiful millinery
the following hats were in evidence
and received great admiration: A
large black velvet hat dropped in front
and slightly rolled at back, trimmed
beautifully and having three large
plumes caught at ban with jet buckle;
another large black hat with Persian
facing and full crown, trimmed with
large black wings, with touch Of
Fersian around crown; also an olive
green beaver cloth turban, trimmed
with Persian ribbon and gold buckles;
a nobby and attractive black velvet
-turban with gold drapery, trimed with
gold roses; another large brown lat,
having tan facing, and rolled to left
front, trimmed with brown wings:
one pretty and great'v admired char
ticler with shirred mesaline crown
and two large shaded pom pons These
with many others corlposs3 5sartifnl
collection of up-to-date millinery.
n. L. Blacks and Sons opening
was an attraction for shoppers on
Thursday and Friday Of last week.
Many women went, saw and were con
quered by the irresistible forces that
Dame Fashion has sent forth this sea-
son in attractive modes and winning
ehanae There gro seen nang lovely
:Importations that are the very last
cry Of fashion. One hat which was very
much admired was chanticler IN
green, trimmed around the crown with
a handsome coque breast and having
an uncurled ostrich aigrette at the
left side of front This was fnishe!
with a chau of black satin ribbon.
Another was one Of the new close
fitting turbans in electric blue silk
beaver, trimmed with garnituTe Of i'm