Evening Star Newspaper, November 22, 1922, Page 20

: [ You Can Make a Charming Blouse from These Lovely Illuminated Silk Blouse Patterns $7 ti artist’s creation: the simplicity very easy fashion a handsome blouse at home. You may choose from varied, distinctive patterns, in utiful colorings at this low price, $7. Nk Se on, Second floor Dress-up Suits for Little Boys, 3 to 8 ¢ to please mother and young son as well, s his heart could desire, yet quite lease the most exacting mother. Suits < Three Delightful Models Are Sketched— Black Velvet, with white satin vestee-blouse, $18. Black Velvet, with vestee, collar and cuffs of white crepe de chine, $12.50. Brown Velvet, with lighter brown silk blouse, $12.50. Others, $12.50 to $18.00. PARTY SUITS. of fine cotton fabrics, sizes $4.95 to $10 3 to 10 years tiow’ Section, Fourth fleor. When Holiday Guests Arrive ~vou can easily add another sleeping room to your home—with a Stickley Extension Day Bed or Bed Davenport —which serves the double purpose of day bed or davenport by day—and a really comfortable bed by night. Velour Covered Extension Da-Bed, $110. Bed Davenport, in tapestry, $110. Bed Davenport, in velour, $135. Ihey are all constructed with coil spring base and ma- hogany-finish frames. Our large new assortments of these pieces offer an unusually splendid choice for the coming holidays. Furniture Sectinn, Sixth floor. $10 Record Selection DELIVERS ANY ONE OF THESE VICTROLAS to Your Home for Christmas No. 80, $100 No. 240, $115 Victrola Galleries, Fourth floor. No. 100, $150 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, TWoodward & Lothrop- \WWhile the cost is unbelievably <mall for a silk blouse that em- bodies all of the beauty, dis- ion and artistic value of the of the pattern form makes it y for any woman to Fur Trims Every Coat in this group for Women 95 Though rich. deep-piled fabrics take the leading role in the making of these attractive winter coats, they are becomingly supplemented with handsome furs—beaver, wolf, fox and squirrel. Note the graceful sleeves and lovely beaver collar on the model at the left, in brown Fashiona—and the smart black wolf collar on the navy blue model at the right. These are but two of the equally charming and satisfactory models for your selection at this popular price. Women's Coat Section. Third floor. The Lace Chapeau Is a Charming Complement to One’s Tea or Dinner-Dance Costume $18.50 and $22.50 A delightfully charming il- lustration of this mode is sketched here, in this little creation of silver lace, which half discloses between its {ouble brim tiny silver roses, and wears a fascinating streamer of lace trailing irom one side, $22.50. Others are in gold lace or black lace, sometimes com- bined with a crown of satin, and a bit of silver for trim- ming. Millinery Salon, Third floor. D. 0, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1922 asionable Winter Coats for the Stout Woman %59.50 t0*225 Only through a thorough understanding of the particular requirements of the larger size could such slenderizing effect be achieved as is noted in these fashionable winter coats, shown here in our specialized section for special sizes. Beautiful, soft, rich fabrics, distinctive in their grace- ful lines; and models, enriched with handsome furs: black leads, while rich browns and blues are also favored; squirrel, beaver, wolf. fox and caracul are the wanted furs. Special Size Rection, Third floor Misses’ Frocks of Crepe and Velvet FOR AFTERNOON $35 & $39.50° 1 hese afternoon frocks are very varied in type and illus- trate in themselves the new- est silhouettes and fashion’s nuances of line and trim- ming. When they are of crepe they are often rather full. low girdled and some with charming drapes, or the equally charming circular skirt. Among velvet frocks is the model sketched, in dark brown, combined with georgette, smartly beaded in red and banded with a bit of fur, $39.50. Other delightful styles in black, all the autumn browns, and blue. Misses’ Section, Taird floor. Fur-Trimmed and Tailored Suits take lower than usual prices $39.50, $49.50, %59.50 For the woman who likes a suit—and there are many that do—these are really values worth while. Note their superb tailoring, their distinctive styles—you will agree that they are as fine a collection of suits as it would be possible to find at these prices. Gold and Silver Brocades are the mode in EVENING SLIPPERS The dainty opera model, in silver, may he worn plain or be enhanced with stunning bucklés; with Louis or Baby Louis heels, $i2 pair. The exquisite strapped affair, with Louis heels, in silver or gold brocade, $15 pair. Women's Shoe Section, Third floor. Gold and Silver Silk Stockings Perfectly Accompany Gold and Silver Slippets Chiffon Silk Hose, in gold and silver, $2.50 and $4.50 pair. Very Fine Open Net Weave Silk Hose, $2.50 pair. Fancy Open Clocked Silk Hose, $3 and $6 pair. Women's Hoslery Section, First floor. Soft fabric models, when worn with charming overblouses, simulate the distinctive air of the costume suit, so favored this season, at very much less than you would have to pay for one of those. Women's Sult Sectlon, Third floor. ' Hand-embroidered Japanese Silk Negliges $22.50 2 An always appreciated gift to the woman who likes the luxury and beauty of these lovely silk Japanese robes; in wild rose and cherry blossom design, embroidered in con- trasting colors, beautifully blended. Purple, black, old blue, rose. Others in varied designs. $15 to $50. For the Woman who Travels— This compact Japanese Silk Traveling Robe, which folds neatly into a small sized silken envelope; strictly tailored, and in black, purple, copen, navy and rose, $52, Neglige Secfion, Third floor. ! s A Clever New Petticoat Fashion The Paisley Silk Petticoat, $5 The vogue for those delightful, old-fashioned Pais- ley designs and colorings finds new expression in these very attractive silk petticoats—that are in charming contrast to the dark street frocks worn over them. i Straight, slender-lined affairs. finished at the bottom with embroidered scallops. Petticoat Section, Third floor. Lovely Philippine Lingerie Exceptional at ¥3 Makes Early Gift Choosing in This Section Delightful The styles are so original, the qual- ity so fine, and the prices so surpris- ingly moderate. that they will find a place on every woman’s gift list this Christmas. Dainty Gowns, low neck and sleeveless. or with very short sleeves, in delight- ful and different embroidered de- signs. Exception- ally priced, $3. Envelope' Chemise, to match. in both armhole or camisole style. Exceptionally priced, $3. Other Gowns in many lovely models, $2.50 to $6. Other Chemise, simply or elaborately embroidered, $2.50 to $4.50. Silk Underwear Section, Third floor. For Dainty But Practical Gifts These Apron Sets One delightful little set consists of plain white bibbed apron with collar and cuffs to match, smartly finished with hem- stitching and scalloping, A $2 Organdy and Lawn :Aprons, in varied:char: with bib. collar and cuffs to match, form other = $250t0 $3 While If You’re Wanting Just Aprons —you'll find numerous dainty little models, freshiy charming with ruffles or lace, and some trimly tailored. 50c to $4 Apron Section, Third floor, About as Important as the Costume Is The Corset You Wear With It Our corset section now offers a varied and com- prehensive selection of new models, which af- ford one the gracéful silhouette of today. For riding, tennis, golfing, and other sports wear— Lily of France Sports Girdle, $5 Of flesh color figured poplin, with elastic in the back and at the top, the bottom edged with lace. For Dancing and Evening Wear— The Lily of France Model Illustrated, $15 Typical of the others, in beautiful soft fabrics in flesh or orchid, with all or part elastic waistline. For General Street Wear— The Woodthrop Corset, $10.50 Corset Section, Third floor. Handsome Fox Scarfs $45 For Wear Now—For Fine Gifts —add much of charm, when added to your winter frock, costume suit, or coat. There is something about their soft, silky loveliness, _\heir wonderful colorings, that is so becoming to women. These are of a particularly fine quality, and you may choose from brown, grey, taupe or the much-desired imitation blue. Fur Section, Third Seec.