(Dec 1895)  Page(s) 479.  
 
Another long-established Society milliner is "Madame Yorke," of Conduit Street. From the first she adopted the French plan of making hats and bonnets to suit individual customers, and she is one of the few gentlewomen in business who believe in advertising; for the generality. of lady dressmakers do not seem to care to avail themselves of the ordinary methods of publicity. She pays frequent visits to Paris, and adapts rather than copies French fashions. Every hat turned out of her establishment is designed either by herself or her daughter.