El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-23
GRAND DISPLAY OF
THE FALL STYLES
A T THE VOGUE
MILLINERY SHOP

Displaying hats that are master
pieces OF artistic creation. culled
from the finest examples of the east
ern markets very latest style offer
ings by Mrs. Lillian s. Johnson's per-
sonal selection, the annual fall fashion
display Of the Vogue millinery is IN
surpassed, not only for richness of
materials, elegancy and distinctiyeness
of style, but for color and beauty The
window display is of itself so rich.
and so elegant, but depicting as il
does the final word of Partisan style,
that it alone would be remarkable.
without considering the lavish array
of beWilderingly fetching creations
that await the beholder within the
store.
Perhaps the most striking thing in
the windows is the ARRANGEMENT of
midnight blue plush. This indescrib-
ably rich color seems TO have a lumi-
the most beautiful of the seasons
leading colOrs. Arranged with this
handsome piece of plush are flowers
Of the same shade. in velvets and
satins with green foliage. The whole
forming a vivid color note against the
pastel green ground of the windows
floor covering. Among the stunning
hats on display in this window is
one of moss green banana cloth
trimmed with fur banding. Nobby
plumes set at a decidedly smart angle
shoot up from the side. Then there
is taupe plush hat, with trimming
ostrich feathers form a decided color
note on another imported French hat
Of velvet.
All of the hats are either direct
impOrtations from the Partisan mil
hnery shops, or modelled directly upon
the French patterns.
One Of the most novel of the new
hats on display within the Vogue
and scarf made by Madame Ger
maine, of Paris. The hood part is
without ornamentation, save at the
side where there is a cluster of Flu
around the face is n small frilI of
the velvet and hanging from the back
the scarf falls to below the waist. fin
ishing in a big silk tassel. The scarf
is arranged on the Golf like the old
time tail pieces on oriental sun he'll
NETS, or medieval ladies' head dresses
1t can either be worn hanging straight
down or thrown about the neck as a
scarf. A simple nobby hat combining
midnight blue and Copenhagen is
shown in a Washauer & Rosemond
imported model This hat is finished
in saucy stickup of feathers.
Camille & Rogers. of Paris, are repre-
scented in Il creation OF cherry RED in
two tones. The hat is made with the
new two-brim effect with little red
wings set between. One whole case
is devoted to the black. and black and
white hats that are so much in de-
mand this season. One of the Marie
Louise French models is an Ami
nette" set of hat and muff, formed
OF messhline and ostrich plumes.
trimmed in real shadow lace and pearl
beaded buckle
Suzanne Cabot" one of the big de-
signers of Paris, is represented with
large number Of models.
Mrs. johnson. long connected with
the Blocn millinery, is now the head
or me Eogge millinery store, having
purchased Mr. Bloch's interest and
having Temodeled and renamed the
shop The store will under Mrs.
high standard of the Bloch millinery
store. The lavishness and beauty Of
this opening and fall exhibit is sec
ond to none and everybody should
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