Evening Star Newspaper, September 11, 1921, Page 35

~ Bclc-——lol= L Snappy Gowns Worn * By Washington Society . . —— E—E@E-JE_EI Bmart Designs Are Seen at i the approach of winter and the ques- tion of clothes for the coming sea- son Dbeing the paramount question * among the feminine portion of society, just now, t € what the smart folk arc wearing, both at evening pa ernoon drive: bassador of Pe; in Rock Creek SOCIETY During Early Autums Evening Parties, on Prom- enades and Dunn¢ After-| noon Drives, Forecasting Trend 0{ SCBBO!I. The mode is a capricious thing, and it is interesting to note ties and for their aft- a promenades. ife of the am- 0 was motoring Park offe afternoon week with ‘the ambassador and veral friends, wore a ery charm- gown of pale rose tricolette, ropriate for many uses, and made th the new long lines. Inch-wide Senora de Pi ndings on white moire ribbon out- lined the panels, ‘Was also effectively trimmed with the ribbon. slightly wide sash ends. '} same ribbon formed the girdle and She wore a broad-brim- med garden hat of pink organdy faced with orch the pastel sha bined, the trim: 1gm-laml of pin 1 georgette, in which ere cleverly com- ng consisting of a roses and mauve s int d w Mrs. Pomerene. wi lee Pomerene. was d through Rock Creek Park last Sun- diy and wore a small and becoming ¥rencn blue feather hat, with which she wore a simple gown of terra verte tricolette. lut not tight fittii hem, and the bodice, =1k of the same shade, is ting to give a The skirt is straight, with a deep 'mbroidered _in loose fit- “slip-on” effect. Mrs. Frederick R. Harris, who en- tertained a brilliant company at din- ner Thursday evening in her new partment at 1302 18th street north- west, which is one of the most artistic and charming in Washington, wore a ravishing gown made in the new Spanish style with a cuirass-like bodice ! and a very bouffant skirt of mauve chif- § fon mounted over orange chiffon, with an under dress of gold and silver lace, which was wired at the hips to give the wew distended effect. ‘The satin, bodice, of brocaded lamine in which silver, gold, orange and orchid shades predominate, was fashioned with the high neck line at the back, tiny short sleeves and a square decollete, each of which was edged with a narrow frill of gold lace. The skirt had flowing panels at the front and back of the lamine brocade, and a cluster of purple and cerise flowers at the left side of the bodice near the waist line gave an added charm. She wore a beautiful Span- ish comb in her hair. Mrs. Harris also has a new street costume which is exceedingly smart and especially well adapted to her 1all, graceful figure. It is of mid- night blue tricolette serge, a one- piece model, made on the new long, slender lines, with an unusual effect at the front, where the rather full tunic is attached to the long-waisted Dbodice. _Steel-color platinum bead em- broidery appears on the bodice, skirt and sleeves, and the bodice, with its . ‘Venetian neck line, has a collar of exquisite antique silver metal lace and a short cape falls at the back, with platinum tassels weighting the edge. The embroidery borders the skirt, the design in points, which reach from the hem half way to the waist line. With this costume she wears a black satin hat with a smart trimming of tire ribbon, a bow across the back emphasizing the perfection of _its proportions. Which fell at the side. Mrs. Alexander G. Bentley, who was also present at the dinner, wore an evening gown of pale rose pink and blue flowered chiffon, which was espe- cially becoming to her blond type.| Slender points beads made a petal-like, uneven hem line, and the skirt of the chiffon was mounted over a foundation of pink The bodice, made | in surplice fashion, had a V decollete with tiny cap sleeves of the chiffon, and the girdle and sash of glossy blue ratin formed a distinctive feature of '.l. gown. | and silver tissue. returned to the city after six weeks vacation spent on- the Pacific coast and in the northwest. EEEEEE—:EE—EEEI Mrs. Walter McLean, wife of Rear Admiral McLean, U. S. is the house guest of Mrs. Alexander G. Bentley, was the guest in whose honor Jirs. Harris gave the dinner party, and for the occasion Mrs. McLean wore a singularly attractive gown of American beauty satin, veiled in tulle of the same shade. Cascades of the tulle formed the skirt. which had the new uneven hem ine. void of trimming and had straps over the_shoulder. cver-popular addition to any_costume, N., retired, who The bodice of the satin was de- A sash of the satin, an as tied’in a wide bow with long ends weighted with tiny Dr. and Mrs. John H. Burch havej MISS ELIZAGETH LAMBERT, Daughter of ) Lambert, who a; ment to Mr. District of Colpmbia. THAT WE PRESENT OUR COLLECTION OF ERLEBACHER ORIGINATED Suits, Wraps, Dresses, Millinery and Blouses —FOR THE FORTHCOMING FALL AND WINTER. EACH GARMENT POSSESSES PARTICULAR CHARM, EACH PIECE HAS THE AIR OF DISTINC- TIVENESS FOR WHICH THIS SHOP IS NOTED. The home of Mr. Mr. J. Wickham Steed - Sails for England ||} Mr. J. Wickham Steed, editor of the London Times, salled yesterday from Montreal for England, returning to ‘Washington the first at 1705 N street has been leased by the Times for Mr. Steed's occupancy, during ‘the conference on the Nmita- tion of armaments. : to Washington with Lord Northcliffe THE SUNDAY STKR' WASHINGTON D. of November. M. Millson Crenshaw /1216 F SLNW. Steed came and accompanied him to_the Pacific coast, returning to Washington, where he has been at the New Wil- lard. a surprise party. close-weave draped and rippled in sleek folds gorgeously trimmed with silver wolf. Lined with imported crepe. 825 .00 l It is with pleasure Housewarming at Home of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Potter Mr. and Mrs./Cyrus M. Potter are .| established in their new home at 807 i 1st street northwest, which they pur- chased some time ago, and after ex- tensive repairsyand remodeling, have taken-possession. Mr. and Mrs. Potter held thelr first reception in their new | home Wednesday evening, August 24, 3.|in celebration of the seventh anni- & versary of their wedding, when the ha Baker, assist- | members of the Builders’ Class of ant United Sll(e- attorney for the|Centennial Baptist Chureh gave them the Seldom has Paris spon- sored a more alluring vogue than the present fashion for veils. They're the gausy, float-jn-the - autumn - breeze klnd, though some drape closely about the chapeaux they are used to enhance. Their variety {s myriad. .$2.50 to $7.50 That leaves us room for just a word about New Hats Silk back duvetyn ,and | mole cloth in soft autumnal colorings, harmonies and contrasts, specially priced at iSlO, $15, $18.50 Jellef’'s—Third Floor. fabric, More | FURS that will be sold at less-than-later prices Many of these coats and fur pieces were bought to go into last month’s great fur sale. They arrived too late, so we have them on sale at prices comparable with those on furs of like high quality which we sold during August—and on the same advantageous terms. Fur Coats, $95.00 Special lot, consisting ‘of fine Marmots in taupe or kolineky color, _setacted y seal ith large roll collar, bell cuffs, civet cat_well marked; all are 36 to 40 inch Jengths. Fur Coats, $37.50 Taupe Coney Coats, 36-inch length, good quality with br e linings; all round belt; only 6 coats. i Hudson Seal Coau, | $275.00 to $325.00 Three-quarter _length with natural skumk collars and euffs. selected quality pelts, with beau- tiful" linings. Natural Muskrat Coats, i i B-c New $145.00 to- $165.00 porr 5;"“ ey ‘.n‘.:,h;::k“::a‘:':z:z:".:“',",;;fizf Lo 1106 G Street Mole Coats, $265.00 ° to $350.00 Store News The House of Fashion For Mon Monday, Sept. 12 e A A CC R SALE MONDAY of New Fall Styles and others 14 to 30 years Of Canton Crepes., Tricotines, Poiret Twills, For the School Girl, Jersey Dresses, $10.95 $3 9.50 & At the Lowest Prices in Years Wonderful Suits "8 Monday $29-%° Women’s and Misses’ Jersey an(; Tweed Suits, $19.95 and $25 New Fall Dresses 25 & 39 Crepe Back Satins, Roshanara New York stores are selling these dresses at $35 to $65 . Women'’s and Misses’ Models Trimnied and Taslored - © 54950 Hut;dredc of New Fall Sweaters — All Models, $3.50 $5.95 $7.95 : Our New Fall Hats are Town Talk; Out-of-the-Ordinary Styles, $5, $7.50, 310 QI_IBEEE—Eml lengths. Jap Mink Coats, $195.00 to $295.00 ‘Three-quarter lengths, made frnm rich dark mink; novelty lin- ings. Fur Chokers Stone Mar- tens. .$19.50 to $50.00 Baum Mar- tens. .$25.00 to $50.00 Mink ..$10.00 to $25.00 Fitch ~Jap Sable 814.50 to $29.50 Fox ...$16.50 to $47.50 Squirrel $8.95 to $12.50 Jelleft’s—Main Floor. $69-50 ole-——lolclol——Hlolc—Tc[c—F[a[c———] That Wear” Simply that, yet to know how much it means in stock- ing satisfaction you must wear GOLD STRI_PE Silk stodhnn—-the patent- ed gold stripe prevents runs. $2 and $2.75 Btore Hours: 9:13 to 6, lnclndhl‘ Saturday ° ..$12.50 to $25.00. 9" C., SEPTEMBER 11, 1921_PART SOCIETY I Premier September Sale of Wlnter Coats V OW, after a week of almost unparalleled coat selling, we know beyond conjecture that our weeks of planning for this great” coat sale meets with the unqualified ap- proval of Washington women. Never before in our ‘entire career have we presented such a galaxy of handsome new coats. Fur-trimmed or all fabric in the most masterly de- signs of leading makers including “Wooltex.” $46.358.585-'115 Four special price groups of Women'’s and Misses’ Coats for the coming season and each one represents a saving of about 25% on regular prices. Other Coats for Women and Misses at $25 to $200. - Deferred Payments The coat you select in this salp may be secured on payment of a reasonable deposit. We will hold it storage free and arrange payments run- ning until November 1st. ’ Auatumn Charm Exemplified in New Fall Dresses *25-"39"°-'45 The $25 Group includes - Smart Street Dresses in trico- tine, Poriet twill, Canton crepe, crepe de chine. Navy, brown- and black, with self-color and bright colored beads and em- broidery. | The $39.756 Group includes Street and. Afternoon Dresses in satin, Canton, roshanara, satin meteor, tricotine. Gold thread and floss silk embroi- dery; jet, steel and colored beading. Monkey fur and cire ribbon trimming. The $45 Group ineludes lovely Dinner Gowns in Spanish lace— one pictured; beaded = _georgette crepe, kitten’s ear crepe, satin- faced roshanara; all the newest style features, including the loose side panels that are longer than the skirt, with bright colored facing, scalloped hem, Chinese flow- ing sleeves, bell cuffs, wing sleeves, fitted bodice and soft blouse. Also smart Street Coat Dresses in twill cord and tricotine. Of Dressy - Street Shoes There’s a Tan Calf Oxford with welt soles and Cuban hegls,_ s medium narrow toes .and wing £ tips. It is specially priced at $9. . A Brown Calf Two-strap Pump has Cuban heels and is also only $9. A happy combination of sand color suede with tan calf vamps distin- guishes a two-strap pump that is priced at $10. Its counterpart in black kid is slightly higher, $12. OfEvening Slippers The low French heel which figures prominently in new fall shoes is found on a black satin slipper, trim- med with steel beads which is only $10.55, a beaded-tongue slipper is the same price,, Jet beads adorn a two-strap sllp- per of black or brown kid which may also be had in brown.or gray suede at $12.76. Gold cloth vamps with black satin backs, with buckled strap, compose a very smart slipper which is $16.50." Resplendent with green and gold ‘brocaded cloth vamps, a one-strap slipper priced at $15.50. * 14 -9 Of Sturdy “Walkers Tan -Scotch grain leather oxfords, one of them in blucher style, is only $9.85. The .other has the new square toes dnd is $13.76. Both have low, flat heels and wm tips. season and know their prices ¢ . for such qlnhly—-lcllcfl’a. Mam Floor. . The quuant Charm of Autumn T pervddes~ every nook in the %tm‘c, but is pal‘tlculdrlv noticeable in the departments of outer appare}. suits, new dresses in a profusion of intriguing models. cial price helghtens their desirability. New Arrivals Add New Interest to Our LEFT —Misses’ Coat of navy or brown Pollyanna, with silk braid and fringe—$65. We’re Letting Pictures Tell the Story of New Fall Footwear —and an interesting tale they tell We Believe these to be the most Iworcd shoes for the com- Women’s and misses” new coats, new ‘The appeal of spe- RIGHT — Wom- en’s coat of brown, navy, black or sor- rento Pollyanna, Second - wolf ecollar and cuffs—$85. Flaor Specially Priced Are New Fall Suits %45 and %65 The $45 Group includes smart tailored styles in suede- tex, yllama, tricotine, twill cord, melton and suede velour; semi- fitted long slashed box; invert- ed tucked panel backs. Mannish revers and high collars. Navy, black and brown. The $65 Group includes strictly, tailored, elaborately embroidered Calling Suits with fur trimmings of squirrel, krimmer, mole and nutria. New fitted bodice, panel and belted jackets, in mochatex, yllama, moussyne, duvet de laine. Navy, black, burro, Malay and ‘mara- bou. The suit pictured is of navy blue tricotine with Krimmer fur collar and cuffs, $65. Jelleftfts, Second Floor. French Kid Such. Gloves Will Be Much Wom‘ With New Loose Sleeves New Fall Gloves Lower in price tlian heretofore Centemeri Strap Wrist “Fielder” Gloves, - French pique kid, white, tan, bmwn, gray, ecru and black, $4.75. Centemeri “Romana” Gloves. Finest French kid gloves, 8-button length, white, black, gray and gup-metal tranchant, $5.00. 12-button length; black and white, $5.50. Colors, brown, gray, gun-metal, $6.00. * 16-button length, black and white, $6.50. Colors, mode, brown, gray and gun-metal - tranchant, $7.00. Jellefl's—Main Floor New Showing of Fitted Vanity Cases $495 o0 $1 850 From the petite triangular case that dan- gles daintily on the wrist to the commodious 7 “over-night” case which will hold a surpris- mg lot. Each is completely fitted with a large - mirror and a full complement of receptaclu for rouge, etc., etc. . These are in gilt or ivory . white. - The cases are of glossy vachette or soft spider calf. Brown, navy, taupe and - gray predommahe thh a sprinkling of gayer colors. Jellefl’'s—Main Floor ly low