The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-17

and tnittens.
Entering the millinery department
the case of pretty scarfs shaded in
pink and orange. on which is display
ed an enticing evening hat of pink
with plume TO match and edged with
fur, a child's hat with black velvet
crown with frills of black net, cream
lace and pink ribbon. and trimmed
with tiny pink roses and maidenhair..
and Rawak turban OF blue brocaded
silk, trimmed with mo:eskin. with
small butterfly OF the same material,
also edged with the same fur. This
firm handles the Rawak, Gage, Fiske,
Johnson and Aitken models. There
was also a pretty Moo:ehead and Jar.
dine hat of black velvet with top fac
ing of gold brocade, trimmed with
black plumes and gold grapes A
Rawak street hat. double four corners.
OF black velvet, bound with grograin
ribbon and trimmed with feelers was
| stunning. Other especially attrac-
tive models included Fiske hat of
niger brown velvet with half facing
of gold cloth, with fiat trimming of
peacock qui!ls' ard velvet fruit:
Gage misses hat with white chiffon
facing and brim Of gold lace edged
with fur, black velve: crown with
flower trimming, and Rawak conti-
] mental OF silver cloth trimmed in
moleskin and black and white aig-
rettes.
| In the ladies ready-to-wear were
shown the latest models in the newest
materials. and the selection is so var
led that one who could not be pleased
ha 70, hn ,,if
ed. The showing for misses and
children Is as complete as the one for
the grown folks. and equally inter-
esting.
'Another interesting display was
that OF the Fed Cross shoe, in all the
latest designs in this seasons foot
wear. There were pretty bronze. pat
,ents, cloth tops and gun metal, in fact
the same complete selection in this
department as is found in all the
other. which is characteristic OF this
store.
d. Geisberg.
/ c-Iss Geisberg and Miss Elliott
spent six weeks in New York this fall
making the carefIal selection. and
lsurely brought their best Judgment
into play in buying the fall and winter
stock shown yesterday. Passing
through the store one made slow pro-
gress because of the many pretty nov
city exhibits, lingerie. satin petticoats
and hosiery. Special mention Is to
T. be made of the very pretty girdles,
{, particularly in black and white, to be
found in the cases.
| The windows and inside trimmings
lwere of autumn foliage and made a
pretty setting for the splendid array
Of pretty things. Miss Idella Meyers
Is the head trimmer in this establish
ment and the showing In this line is
I, a superior one. Hats in any color
+, and to match any suit. end for all oc-
lcasions. The new Cato and Pocha-
hontas shapes and sailors are shown,
black velvet leading other materials
for the foundations of the hats, still
there are shapes in the Russian green,
gobbelin blue. and niger brown, with
trimmings of brilliant flowers. orr
entail and cu3ids ribbons. monkey fur,
feathers. numidies. fancy ostrich
French plumes and silver and gold
motifs and ornaments.
A brown velvet Pocahontas shape
with brown fur top and cupid ribbon
trimming In Cossack shape bow was
most desirable. A misses hat with
black velvet brim and soft crown Of
purple velvet with Fat trimming OF
purple poppies: dainty child's hat
of black velvet with ssink facing OF
pink and pink ribbon trimmings, end
a masugo1y green turban with Per-
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