Evening Star Newspaper, November 25, 1922, Page 6

1 STAR, WASHINGTON, D C., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1922, Woohwary & Lothroy-Ehe @hristmas Store This Small Secretary Shows expert cabinct work and delightful design: in warin browen mahogan Furniture Section, Sixth floor. Utilitarian Elegancies —one wight call these handsome gift lamps the Junior floor lamp has an antique gold and rose finish metal base, the beautif shade in rose and mouse-color silk, and topas - color cut - glass drops. $97.50. The Vanity Lamp. for her boudoir, is one of a pair. in marble and ivory ] a charming trinvned n GORGEOUS PARIS PILLOWS —gifts that will add their exotic beauty to make your home more comfortably lovely. Beautiful models, in silk, satin and velvet sketched, among others. $37.50. FRENCH SCARFS, of lovely colored velvets and satins, beautifully designed and trimmed inthat inimitable French manner, arc among other wonderful Christimas gifts from this section. c Drapery Section, Fifth floor. STERLING SILVER GIFTS CAND LESTICKS— Plain and engraved de- signs. Plain, $7.50, $10, $18. Engraved, $8.50, $11, $20. VASES, with graceful fluted tops; plain, $5, to $17.50; engraved, $8.50 = fo $19.50. * Silverware Section, First floor. Mahogany § Humidor Lined with porcelain and with’ a sterling sil- ver 4inlay in the top for one’s monogram, $42.50 —other humidors, $6.50 and up. First floor. Warmly Conveying the Season’s Greetings Handsome Block Plaid Wool Blanket, $25. Bound all around with satin, it has only a single thickness but a double warmth—in -pink, old rose, blue or orchid, W with white. i -Bedwear Section, Second floor, M (o Tilt-Top Table Of solid brown mahog- $210. any; is delightful in its richly grained wood, $55. fnish, $30. Christmas Gifts for the Home That make it more comfortably beautiful and form a constant Specially Priced $10.50 This attractive mantel clock, in mahog- any, with hour and one-half hour chimes, on taeo chime rods. Other mahogany chime clocks include a handsome wiodel with Westminster four- quarter chimes, $60. Clock Section, First floor REED TEA CART with a sere- ing tray that is scparate. and under it is a large space to hold varied other tea or dinner dishes; an- tique walnut Willow and Reed Furni- ture Section, Fifth floor. This Handsome Brass Fire Set, with stand, tongs, shovel and poker of polished brass, $21.50. Andirons, $31.50 pasr. Chippendale Desk-Table —in combination mahogany; s beautifully de- signed and ornamented, $135. reminder of the thoughtful good judgment of the donor, THE CHARM OF ORIENTAL RUGS “The fine Belooch and design. L. istan tllustrated is $85: ptional walues at $ For the Hearth The Bcllows—of antique English Brass, $12. 5 The Cape Cod Firc Lighter, in hammered mission style, with tray, $8 and $10. The Black Coal Scuttle with brass trimmings, $12.50. Fireplace Goods Section, Fifth floor. Drop-Leaf Gateleg Table In dull finish antique mahogany ; will become particularly useful at teatime, $30. rich in_coloring 0. $48.50 and $57.50. Scatter sizes in Chinese Rugs, $435 to $125. Windsor Rocker cver supplants charm of Windsor chairs—this in combination hogany, $30. holders Buok E atyles, $ trated in Desk Aews This Stately Grandfather Clock —encased n antique ma- hogany, with tubular West- menster chimes, $375 Other hall clocks, $175 and $235. Clock Section, First floor. From Czecho-Slovakia comes the beau-* tiful iridescent vase, $1.75; and l:?ud Vases to match, $1.25 each—of vivid red glass is the flower basket with its striking black handle, $5; and the == FOR THE HOSTESS This Dinner Gong, with its musical chimes, will delightfully call the guests tg dinner, in mahogany or walnut, $15. The Nut \Bowl Set of that charming coco- bola wood, has one bowl, for nuts and one for the shells—a nut/ cracker and siz picks—$12.95. 28 China Section, Fifth floor. E Beautiful gifts like these become treasured possessions candy jar with black trimmings, $3.95. A three-picce salad set, of plate, may- onnaise bowl and spoon is in gold- encrusted glass, $12.50—a comport of similar design s $5, and a smaller sise JAPANESE ART IN CHINA —makes these two delightful gifts— A Chocolate Set, of 14 pieces, sn tur- quoise blue and white, Ylack lined, $10 set. A Handsome Hand-deco- _rated Fruit Bowl, of charyining design and color, $12.50. China Section, Fifth floor, for all the year. $3.95—while the richly cut glass water set, with pitcher and 6 glasses, s $28.50, and other pretty scts begin as low as $12.50 and up. Glassware Section, Fifth floor. GOLD-ENCRUSTED PICKARD CHINA The china gift exquisite, in the daiity en- graved rose and daisy all-over gold design. The graceful_vase, $22.50—the handsome comport, $32.! the cake plate, $10. Other pieces are priced $4.50 up. ! China Section, Fifth fiece. Nothing the quaint GIFTS FOR THE DESK Delightful Desk Sits. one of which . A Hall Chair —of dignificd and graceful pro- portions, has a high cane back and is profuscly decorated. $30. browen ma- The Stately Torchiere of wronght iron. is vie of a paiv, with hand- painted parchiment shades and cut-glass gar- lands, S8S. .. This Handsome - Japanese Porce- lain Vase Lamp in sapphire blc has a new Ahree-corner e d shade of hand-painted ). e Mantel Mirror, in antique gold finish, with Adanm the top, $100. Entirely nezw is the all-glass mirror, with its handsome olass frame trimmed in chrome colorings, $125. phire " colored glass motifs, Mirror Section, Fifth floor. SI85. EXQUISITE BOUDOIR PILLOWS The lozely one sketched may be had in rose, gold or a two-toned blue taffcta, with ruf- fles of soft cream sace and bunches of colorful grapes, $25. . Other Pillows, $10 to $100. . Art Section, Second floor. WOOD NOVELTIES Handmade of wari-colored woods by the mountaincers of North Carolina. This fruit or nut bowl, $3, is typical of the many other delightful pieces, any of which would make a charming gift. Other picces proportipnately priced. . Art Bection, Second fioor. 3 Hand-Embroidered French Linen Luncheon Set, $25 Would delight the most discrimi- nating hostess _on Christmas morning—three charming designs from which to choose, embroid- ered in old blue, rose, or gold. With 50x50-inch cloth, and six 12x12-inch napkins. Liven_Section, Second floor.