The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-09-22
DAME FASHION DISPLAYS MOST
BEAUTIFUL MILLINERY CREATIONS
COLUMBIA SHOTS RFSPLENDENT IN ALL
VARIETIES STYLES AND SHAPES OF
THE SEASONS LOVELY HEAD
WEAR FOR MILADY'S
INSPECTION
SLOUGH EFFECTS
SHOWN HERE
WIDEST RANGE OF SELECTIONS
FOR PATRONS M'kENNON,
ANDERSON G. FOSTER.

Although the seasons may come
and go with unwonted rapidity and
the styles may change even oftener
than the weather, the great emporium
OF Mckennon, Anderson & Foster
can always be depended upon to keep
pace with the vagaries and whims
and tastes of Dame Fashion, tickle
as that most important of all per.
sonages may be.
With the confident expectation that
all of the latest creations in head
wear, the most approved examples OF
the milliner's art and the best wear.
ing apparel for the coming season
would be on display a large number
Of the women of this section visited
the big department store. And with
one accord they gave evidence that
their expectations had not been dis
appointed. How perfectly lovely,
How very charming" isn't 1t d per
feet DREAM" The very cutest thing
ever saw" These were samples of
the fervid ordinations that emanat-
ed from the mass of femininity that
thronged the millinery parlors
throughout the day.
This Is prominently a "slouch"
season. The soft effects, the felts
and the velours are decidedly popu-
lar. While the large picture hat will
always be the highest perfection Of
the milliner's art In high class crea-
tions the tendency of the season is
manifestly toward the smaller effects.
However, what many of the new crea-
lions lack in breadth of brim they
more than make up in the height of
the crown. Fancy wells will be much
worn, especially with the small white
shapes.
The East India styles, both in
shapes and colorings, are featured in
this seasons collections. The blacks
and whites, the Reboux browns, the
Eastern tones and especially the cor
onation types with a decided tenden-
cy toward purple. The several shades
of this color are not only popular in
the millinery, but with the ladies
wearing apparel
The high pointed hats and the mar
row hats of extreme length from back
to front are popular. The Niriche
or face encircling bonnet shape are
going to be favorites, In ornaments
the very shaded feathers and spark
ling effects are used to bring out the
lights of the wonderful shaded and
changeable novelty materials. The
range of selection is a wide one going
from the widest Georgette picture
mats 10 IHe udluIlcsl vi llIIl0 hihiShh0
soft turban.
Of course the ostrich plume will be
a feature of the dress hats, especial
ly those of the picture variety and
the display of plumes has never been
surpassed by this store. Ostrich
bands and flowers are likewise ex-
exceptionally attractive.
In the we'll known Gage, Fisk and
Glanchoff patterns the display is es-
pecially charming. The most attrac-
tive patterns from the fashion CEN
tiers of the East have been supple
mented by the beautiful creations OF
the competent local force.
Miss Herrin, the trimmer, has an
exceptionally capable corps of ex-
perts composed of Miss Cricket
Bowling, Miss Colquitt. Miss Sander
fur. Mrs. Church and Miss Fleming.
The opening will continue tomorrow.
While the hats are proving the
most attractive feature of today's
event the women are not overlook
ing the opportunity to examine one
of the most complete and attractive
lines of ladies ready to wear ever
shown by McKennon, Anderson &