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Evening Star, Issue 19803, 29 February 1928, Page 12

I FALL MILLINERY OPENING Formally presenting Autumn’s newest attractions Sponsored by leading Parisian artists—cc Rose Descat/ 5 “Alphonsinc,” “Reboux,” “Agnes,” “ Neomi Lemoine.” SB*. FEATURING FELTS in every form ! The most dashing off-'' face type, as pictured above, is one of the season’s successes.. Many felts are ! combined with velvet, while satin heightens the richness of others. The irregular hair line (down over one ear, up over one eye) is fascinating to behold. Through the 'symphony of color, tones the blue note and navy prevail, also chic black and all warm harmonies of brown and beige. Madam and Mademoiselle are personally invited to view these flashes of millinery genius. D.I.C: The new thought Hat Shop

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