Evening journal., 1911-03-11


three weeks.
The millinery shops on King street
have likewise placed the new spring
models In their windows and on their |
display shelves, and are preparing !
for spring openings.
Miss Mabel Scott, at No. GA King |
street, is displaying a full line OF !
spring models embodying the most
fascinating and clever ideas shown
al the New York and Philadelphia
openings. There are both large and
small shapes, fower-trimmed hats
and the tailored hats. and delightful
Dutch shapes in fancy bralds. Miss
Scott will give a spring display the
latter half of the month.
Misses Annie and Nellie Darragh, at
No 6l0 King street, have just return
ed from metropolitan openings, and
have brought back a varied and large
line OF spring millinery which they
are displaying In window and show
room. There are handsome large pic
ture hats, and the chic little turban
shapes so popular with women at
present. This firm expects TO give a
spring she wing I'm two or three weeks
There are pleasing models shown
In spring hats at the b. j. Kershaw
storo at No. GIG King street, both IN
imported and domestic hats. This shop
is displaying double the stock of trim
med hats that were displayed last
year, and their daintiness will attract
every woman A spring opening viii
be held probably the week OF the
twentieth.
From New York Openings.
Mrs. Alice w. Hayes who with her
frafs
New York and Philadelphia openings,
is showing a delightful selection Of
/ spring models at her store at No $50
/ King street All the newest spring
! shapes, and the latest ideas I'm trim
mings are displayed, and the spring
/ customer will soon find becoming
model
Laura L. Warren at No GOA King
street, who has returned from city
openings. is Offering some fascinat-
ing and artistic spring models. and is
busily engaged in preparing for her
| spring customers. Her line of hats Is
very complete comprising practical
street hats, and millinery Of the dres-
sier sort
Miss Nellie Webb, opens her second
season at No. 2lS King street, In the
store formerly the New York Millinery
/ House, with a special line OF spring
millinery. Miss Webb has returned
from New York and Philadelphia
whore she attended the openings, and
has brought back a complete line Of
charming and pretty hats. She will
give a spring display within a short
time.
Miss Cora Quimby, and her trimmer
Mrs Wingate have returned from the
New York and Philadelphia openings
with a complete line OF attractive
spring millinery, and are already dis
playing many stylish and becoming
hats at the store at No 20S Kinr
street, which will please early custom.
ers. Miss Quimby is preparing TO give
a spring showing within the next fort
night or so.
Catharine A Grady. at No 300 KIM
a street, has purchased a line of stylis
I and pretty hats, during the visits q
! New York and Philadelphia opening
. that have been made by three repre-
! sentatives Of this store There is
wide variety In small and large shapes
and all the newest ideas in trimmings
- are embodied. A spring opening vii
8 be held at this store the latter half o
the month.
wi . - r. 1aA l0AAf Vi W. aNa hAnt
, street. has returned from a visit t,
city openings She is displaying a de
lightful selection of pretty and mod
| ish spring hats. and is busily engaged
! in preparing for the spring trade.
Z spring opening will be held at thil
store the last week, OF the next TO thl
last week Of this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schwartz. and trim
mers of the Bon Ton millinery store a
! No 226 King street, have returned
|. from New York and Philadelphia Will
2 a complete line of spring hats, in larg
= and small shapes, and showing tn
II latest fashions in color and trimming
a This store, while already showing
|. wide variety Of spring hats, will hol
q a formal spring opening within a shor
time.
n Taggare and Cahnl. at No. So
T. Market street, are showing many dis
It tinctive spring hats, Kaiser helmets
s Vivian Gould hats. and the becomini
II little Dutch bonnets, I'm varied braid
q and clever trimmings. Miss Carberry
d with this firm, has Just returne
from New York, where she assiste
D. Lucille on Fifth avenue. with nat
1t tern hats. Taggart and CahiIl vii
d hold their millinery opening o.
" March %.
's Fine DisnIays IN Big Stores.
J. The Schagrin hat store. at No. 50
y Market street. will hold an openin
" the latter part OF the month. Nj
"a and Mrs. Schag~in have returned frov
~ oneniDRs In New York and Philadel
phia with full line of spring model,
helmets and turbans. and a wide 60
-e lection Of other novelties and utilit
Di hats Many trimmed bats are al
ready displayed and others arc bein
10 prepared.
~ The dry goods stores which carr
" millinery are also prenaring for th
Easter trade in this department.
The L. Jacohv store. at No. 224 .
226 Market street. has had milllner
i'm New York and Philadelphia, VIII
=. have BROUGHT back the newest an
most stylish ideas in HELMETS. Viva
! Goulds. Dutch bonnets and turban
y developed in hemp, nacre and oths
Il fancy straws into beautiful design
re The opening will be held on Marc
20. Comnrehensive alterations I'm n
store will he completed by then an
" elaborate decorations are planned.
rl- Mrs. A. B Young in charge of n
no millinery at the Crosby and III
store has returned with modish al
&c fascinating ideas from the New Yo
5ll milliners. Some Of the new mode
ara fho co11a ncfhIa hot A. NJ.