The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-09-22
FALL MILLINERY OPENING.
artistic and Lavish Displays Of the
Latest Creations in the Millien-
er's Fine Art.

tracted the attention ut the ladies not
only of the town, bu- c. he entire
county and surroundils country, fCi
it is known that the latest in fashion
and design may be found at these es-
adjustments.
By some ineXulainable workings OF
1.-THE editors mind it was stated in Tues
day's paper that Mimnaugh's opening
would be on Thursday and Friday
Just how We came to make that state
ment is not known. At any rate his
opening was on Wednesday and
Thursday, and he will still be open on
Friday and the days following He
says that several hundred ladies call
ed and stated that they understood
that his opening would not be until
Thursday and Friday. This should
.be conclusive evidence that the peo-
pie read The Herald and News. For
that reason, as well as others, The
Herald and News tries always to be
accurate, but sometimes, as with 9TH
er people, little mistakes creep in
Anyhow, the openings were had on
Wednesday and Thursday and the Ia
idies can still secure head gear at New
berry's millinery establishments.
J. A. Mimnaugh.
At J. A. Mimnaugh's fall millinery
opening on last Wednesday and Thurs
day was seen by a large crowd Of Ia
dies, who much admired his many and
beautiful hats. The millinery depart
ment of this store was made attractive
with pot plants and color scheme OF
green. A large dropped black velvet
hat, with a. pink facing and a tailored
bow, touched with maline, was one of
the much admired hats, while white
beaver Rob Roy Shape, with ostrich
plume across crown and chenille
fringe, was equally as attractive. One
particularly pretty hat was large
Mexican shape of black velvet trim
med with two large ostrich plumes
in black and white, with white fringe.
Another beautiful hat was black vel
vet, trimmed with tiny velvet roses in
pastel shades with fine white lace and
black aigrette. The po-peep shape
was very much in evidence and parti-
cularly attractive. There were seen
several pretty models, showing the
new coronation purple, and many 9TH
er beautiful hats too numerous to men
ton. The large two toned willow
plumes at this store received, very
much attention.
Caldwell & HaltiWanger,
Many beautiful and stylish hats
were seen at the up to date Depart
ment store of Caldwell & HaltiWanger
on opening days., last Wednesday and
Thursday. The millinery department
was a scene of beauty in its decora-
tions of autumn leaves and purple
flowers, the color scheme being pur-
pie and white. One hat that received
much admiration was black velvet
shape with gold lace crown, trim
med with ostrich plumes. Another
very pretty one was made of pink
breadcloth with a black velvet facing
and trimmed in pink and white
pluules and pink plums. A
particularly attractive hat was a soft
gold velour with willow plume to
match, and black fringe. A very sty-
lish purple beaver hat with tie purple
French plumes, one Of the new poke
shape, was very much admired. All
Ot1GT nat WHICH TSCSiF GU Iu1'>1A aLlCA
ton was a white hat trimmed with
white pompon and gold fringe. AL es-
pecially pretty hat and one that Was
particularly admired was j l:tt:e bon
net. known as "The Pink Lady" 1t
had a pink top and black facing, trim
med in pink satin ribbon and tiny pink
satin roses.
Mrs. Emma Hair.
Mrs. Emma Hairs millinery and no.
ton store was very attractive On
opening days with a beautiful display
of hats and notions, pot plants being
used here and there added much 70
the attractiveness. A very pretty hat
was a white and black Mexican, and
one that was adDnred by number o1
Pladies was a black velvet hood TRIM
lined in white lace with black satin
cord. A Corsicon hat, trimmed in
white and black French plumes and
Ia black uncut silk helmet, trimmed
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