The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-09-18

AaciuB anu UTim or SOlu lace edged
with fur. black velvet crown with
flower trimming. and a Rawak CONT
mental OF silver CLOTH trimmed In
moleskfn and black and white aig-
rettes.
In the ladies ready-to-wear were
shown the latest models In the newest
materials, and the selectionis so var.
led thai one who could not be pleased
here would be very difficult to be suit
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 Red Cross shoe. in all the
latest designs In this seasons foot J
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 f,
other, which is characteristic of this
store.
ID. Geisberg..
Miss Geisberg and Miss Elliott
spent sixt weeks in New York this fall
making the careful selection, and
surely 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
be made of the very pretty girdles,
particularly In black and white, to be |
found in the cases. !:
The windows and inside trimmings
were OF autumn foliage and made q
nTQffV f0 fhn NJ
OF pretty things. Miss Idella Meyers
Is the head trimmer in this establish .
ment and the showing in this line is
superior one. Hats in any color
and to match any suit, and for all oc- :
casions. 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,
gobbeltn blue, and niger brown, with,
trimmings Of brilliant flowers, orili
entail and cupids ribbons. monkey fur,
feathers. numidies. fancy ostrich
French plumes and silver and gold
motifs and ornaments. aNai II
A brown velvet Pocatontas shape
with brown fur top and cupid ribbon
trimming In Cossack shape bow tiwas''
most desirable. ~ misses hat with
black velvet brim and soft crown Of
purple velvet with fiat trimming OF
purple poppies: a, dainty child's hat
OF black velvet with pink facing Of
pink and pink ribbon trimmings, and
la masugony green turban with Per-
sian crown and dress hat with brim
Iof gold net overlaid with monkey fur
and crown OF golden brown velvet
with French shaded plume, were
among the most appealing. Il,
Upstairs y0nI were ushered into
realm Of; faShfonable ready-to-wcar.
Dresses In which the new basque ef-
feet predontiiate. suits or chiffon
plush, satin broaicloth. and wool vel
vet in black, kelly green, sobbelin
Sas a GnE aaa fea,agote ana ED
and flarel Coats aof heavy mater !
green's. add p1aids, iii the new cape ef- i
feet for both missSs and ladies',
There is q dark green suit with d |
basque effect coat end Russian tunic. /
with velvet cnilari and, cuffs with Per
sian trimmiugssIa Iand skirt with pleat-i |
ed tunic dsfhandsome
The showing .of evening dresses is
beautiful. Delicate shades OF tulle. /
CninOu6s Sdtiul CUluulAeu Will fidCeS /
deliberately tt made and elaborately |
trimmed and7 ID beautiful one, all of
black with velvet basque, satin skirt |
with shirFed lace sleeves and lace
|oyerskirty edged with black velvet.
Miss Geisberg reports splendid
day in fitting Gossard corsets, and
numerous other models. The fact that |
special fittings can be had is an asset
not to be ignored In the purchase. Of
corsets.
An article deserving special men-
ton is the new imported quilted Jap
anesc kimonas These come In all
colors, daintily embroidered in con-
frasting colors. and are very warm
and cnsr for. winter nna : I 81 |
!; An attractive model is shown In the !,
window gowned In a .souras black
coat suit, with black picture hat trim
|med in gobbe1in blue plumes. ,AneI
Eother black shape trimmed inS ostrich
|Qnills Is very attractive. Then Dor
rowed FOR the occasion to make the |
window display more attractive was q |
goodiy showing of theg fall boots. from
Geisbarg Bros. Shoe house, and they |
were rcf such pretty styles that they
did help to make e very complete win !
dow. st & ~. Sas !; ;a1s 3
So s.'S.s Other Displays.
The. fact that only the above mem
toned stores announce formal dis |
plays does not mean that they, have
q monopoly on the beautiful. The dis
plays OF the other stores were none |
the less bazaar and interesting and
receive their measure OF vialtors and
compliments. = (; ~; 3;;fs.t 4 S., Z 4! 81