The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-20

suits. waists and gowns that are shown, and an artists hand is seen throughout the selection.
 Among the beautiful pattern hats shown yesterday was a Georgette tur- ban in blue chiffon velvet. The high lines were built of Persian silk and fin ished with silver. At the side was a gorgeous willow feather-yariegated in blue and black.
 A stunning model, "the Arundel" was of royal blue chiffon velvet. A very distinct feature of this turban was the introduction of a beautiful bit of Per sian tapestry at the sides, which gave a chic appearance to the creation This hat was from Kurzmann's New York atelier.
 From Louise was a dress hat of pale pink crepe laid in the softest folds. A deep silver binding on the brim added to the smartness of the model, while around the crown was a dainty wreath of silver and pink roses, handmade. The novelty of the effect was enhanced by two lovely pale pink willow feathers underneath the brim at the back.
 A stunning picture hat was of Persian chiffon velvet in the most alluring col ors. An entre deux of Chantily lace formed the brim, and at the side of the Tam O'Shanter crown single gorgeous black willow plume finished the trim ming.
 Carlier was represented by a stunning turban built on the tall straight lines in a beautiful shade of Donjon blue Around the crown was a band of silver embroidery, terminating at the side with small bow A wreath of tiny rosebuds in the softest shade of ashes of roses encircled the band of silver, and worn with this turban was one of the new theatre caps, finished with silver lace and touch of blue velvet.
 In the ready-to-wear department one of the handsomest gowns shown was combination of gold, green and black The narrow skirt was built of gold mes saline, over which was an overdress of black marquisette. Gorgeous gold em- broidery finished the lower edge of the skirt, while 1t was used with beautiful effect on the corsage. yoke of soft cream lace cut Dutch neck and finished with gold completed the beautiful Paquin model. It was a distinct type of the Roumanian and Armenian styles, which are worn by the smartest women this oci9ohs anu diC oO tdSitlH anu OTle1Idl in their style as to suggest an almost barbaric effect.
 From Doucet was one of the loveiest evening gowns which has ever been ex- hibited here. Built of heavy white duch- esse, the skirt was draped with white chiffon delicate border showing the shades of pale blue, green and yellow. At the lower edge of the chiffon over dress was band of gorgeous gold em- broidery, and above that border of brown marabout The corsage took up the motif in the marabout and gold lace trimming, and the kimona sleeves were finished likewise.
 One of the handsomest wraps exhibit ed was a black velour coat full length The lines were carried out in the long, straight effects of the season, and the rolling collar was of heavy black satin. The lining was of a pale gray satin. A charming ball gown of canary-col- bred chiffon over self-tone in messaline was fashioned on the "hobble' lines. At the knees band of heavy black lace was yelled with the chiffon, and the idea was charmingly carried out in the bodice. This new effect of yelled em- broideries and 1aces is shown on all the smart models, and is stunning
 The well-dressed women of Birming- ham will miss unusual opportunity if they do not accept the invitation to- day of the Parisian company to see their beautiful stock of goods