The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-29
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has been IN this store for over 80
years"
I'm so proud of my. new bag" and
my initials on it in gold" said Nellie.
as they rode away. Thank you
Uncle Henry, so much"
Don't mention it my dear, he re-
piled.
Its easy to get most anything in
this world he remarked sententious-
iy IF you only know the proper place
TO go for it,
Uncle" said Nellie, won't you
please take me to a good millinery
| store, where l can get couple of nice
mats. / want something chic and styl-
ish"
"All right said uncle, we'll go
down to Miss Lena Robe, 5 South Elev-
enth street, where am sure that you
VIII find just what you want, as she
Is Rchmond's most exclusive millin-
err"
Upon entering the store Nellie was
pleased to see such a varied display of
attractive and artistically trimmed
mats, and she was not long in making
her selections of two very choice and
q
close fitting, jaunty affair with veil
drape which Nellie explained, would
| not blow off in a windstorm," and the
other flower hat with maline drape
for evening wear.
NelIles face was radiant as they
left the store and when uncle remark
! ed about it, she exclaimed, We'll, IN
Gle 1t is such a pleasure to go to a
place where one finds quality and skill
/, portrayed in all that is exhibited, espe-
cialiy so in millinery and that is what
l found at Miss Robes. Each and ev-
cry hat was piece of art and possess
ed style and individuality of its own.
and their beautiful creations in very
light gray, Pekin blue, light pumpkin.
| and irridescent blueish green, were
just the most artistic that I've ever
seen, so it didn't take me long to find
what | wanted. i liked her store very
much and | know where to buy my
hats in the future"
You're right there" said uncle,
Miss Robe is finished artist in her
line, for she is recognized as Rich
/ monds most exclusive milliner and
her excellent aptitude as to what style
of millinery a lady looks best in and
her originality in building exclusive
millinery to order is winning many
admiring patrons among the most eN-
! elusive families Of the city"
Il thought you would like her store,
for your Aunt Jennie had her hats
made there for 20 years. She designs
every hat herself, tho she visits New
York and Chicago every season, of
| course, and this spring her array of
straws, enhanced by novel combiaa-
tons with taffeta, erie, crepe or rib
bon, in their jaunty, soft rolling hood
Effects, flower toques for dancing, tri-
corns and mushrooms, will be her very
/ finest showing
Why Uncle Henry, Where did you
learn all those terms?" Nellie laugh
ingly asked
81 read them in a Millinery Journal
while you were trying on he
grinned.
Il guess we had better arrange for
our flowers" said uncle. as they left
Miss Robe. 81 want to make arrange
ments for the decorations for our first
reception next week.
Entering the beautiful salesroom of
Lemons Flower Shop. 1915 Main
street, Henry introduced them to Mr..
Fred H. Lemon, and Mr.. Longnecker.
! the manager, who came forward to
wait upon them.
Nellie expressed great surprise at
I the magnitude of the floral display,
for they found a complete and varied
assortment of the choicest grade OF
flowers, plants, ferns, palms, etc.
Il noticed you didn't spend much
! time in telling what kind of flowers
you wanted" said Charlie aside to
uncle, as Mr.. Lemon wrapped up for
Nellie a dozen beautiful roses.
Il didn't have to-" quickly assented
|
here as long as / have, you'll learn
that Mr.. Lemon knows how and what
! to use in the way of floral decoration.
once he understands the occasion and
the amount you wish to expend. All
| right, Nellie, we're with you"
That's one thing | live in hopes of
having" said Nellie, as they rode
away, "a little greenhouse of my own.
| Didn't he have some beautiful flowers
and plants, thought"
| Indeed, they have" replied Henry.
Their line of roses, lilies, carnations
and lily of the valley are the best one
can procure, and Mr.. Lemon is for
tunate in having Mr.. Essenmacher as
decorator, whose excellent taste in
| suggesting the Appropriate decorations
required for party, church, banquet
/ or wedding event keeps the Lemon
/
| Then, being a member OF the Florist
Telegraph Delivery. they can take or
! ders and deliver to any city in the
| United States and Canada"
What was that quiet little order you
| put in on the side?" laughingly in
CURED Charlie.
Just little surprise for Nellie
answered Henry. Il told Mr.. Long
necker to make up beautiful Valen
tine box of flowers for Nellie. in your
name, and to reserve us suitable
number of roses for Nellie's suite at
the hotel every day. One thing you
must always remember. my boy" lay
ing his arm affectionateiy across
Charles shoulder. Just because you
| are married don't forget your wife still
loves flowers as she did while you
! courted her. a great many married
men overlook a bet there. Lemon
| does big business here. for besides
| their own big greenhouse out on the
| National road, they have access to the