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

with black velvet brim, dark blue vel
vet crown with fiat trimming around
crown OF purple. yellow and blue
flowers and green foliage; n misses
hat of black velvet with sash of black
ribbon in loop from the back and SIM
ply, yet handsomely trimmed. in en-
broidered roses in shaded pink. laid
fiat on the brim: other shapes In col
ors designed to match the suits were
cxtravagantly admired.
One of the pretty dresses for street
wear was brown taffeta with very
wide girdle and long tunic. A touch
which made this suit different" was
the tiny splits around the entire hem
or the skirt, about four inches apart
Numerous were the handsome coat
suitH displayed. but one particularly
admired was q suit OF bottle green
rep. military coat with collar and cuff
of trimmings OF black broadtail, and a
very full pleated tunic. An elaborate
frock which demanded attention was
one OF black messaline. shirred baclue
with front fastenings. The sleeves
were OF cream lace, and the same lace
formed the tunic. Large amber but
tons down the front OF the basque and
a dark green satin sash were the pret-
ty finishings
Dance dresses of tulle, chiffon, silk
crepe in delicate colorings combined
with laces were on exhibit. The skirt
OF one frock was entirely of cream
lace flounces. the corsage was Of
copen blue pussy willow silk with
sash or the same tied in the back.
Blouses in all the new models for use
with the coat suits were an added at
traction. The evening capes and coats,
one very handsome coat OF black cut
velvet, made cape effect, with fur COL
lar was much admired.
An interesting showing was one Of
misses school and street dresses of
the Padmawr make, mostly OF very
dark materials simply made similar to
the Mary Jane style, and finished with
soft pretty collars.
In addition to showing the ready-to-
wear, millinery. pretty neckwear and
other accessories, Mrs. Holleman has
given another touch to her store by
adding select assortment of odd
china, bric-a-brac, Japanese ware and
pretty wood fiber baskets. and these
were verv tsstesn,ly displayed.
Mrs. n. Graves Boyd.
Mrs. Boyd announces her usual
fashion display with Miss Feeney OF
New York as her model, showing
dresses and suits direct from the me-
tropolis, for next Wednesday after
noon and evening. and yet after view
ing her display OF these articles at her
opening on yesterday, one might won
der IL the later showing could be more
attractive.
The four handsome costumes In one
window. and the two figures in
handsome suits and the pretty hats in
the opposite one. formed the eln-
giant window displaysl One figure
was In black suit made with BASQUE.
shirred back and frorf. with setin
sash in back and icns tnnic. The hat
which was shown to accompany the
sutt was dark blue velvet with soft
crown trimmed with ostrich feathers
and silver braid. The other suit was
OF deep purple broadcloth with black
trimmings. New purses. daintv hand
kerchiefs and Persian neck cords were
included in the display
Other suits in the rcady-to-wear de-
'>artment in blue. niger brown. in
broadcIoth. velvets and new su'tings,
made with the long tupics. Russian
Houses. and redingote effects made
the inspection of this department
worth while.
A table OF nretty evening frocks In
TIE center aisle caught your attention