Evening Star Newspaper, December 21, 1923, Page 15

THE EVENING ST "mdg@mavh & Lofhrop —wThe Christmas Store w-é Negligees, Both French and Domestic Make Most Attractive Christmas Gifts To begin your holiday early Christmas morning by unwrapping from much tissue and ribbon a gay corduroy robe or an exquisite negligee is indeed delightful. Either makes a most attractive Christmas Gift—and the four models sketched are representative in beauty, color, texture, daintiness and style of our very wide and attractive selection. Corduroy Robes, $10.50—Are like this one sketched; in violet, cherry, rose or blue; lined with seco. Beautiful Warm Bath Robes—Quite tailored and trimmed with a smart cord—con- veniently pocketed, too—$15. Exquisite Negligees and Breakfast Coats—Quite simple affairs or most elaborate, with filmy laces, shirrings, ribbons, pleatings; in delicately lovely colorings, $10.50 to $100. Negliges Bection, Third fioor, Boudoir Slippers For Dainty, Practical Gifts ‘These slippers pictured were chosen from many types as attractive; and our stock of Christmas Slippers offers an exceptional selection both in sizes and styles. Quilted Satin Slippers, $2.50—In varied lovely colorings; with pompon trimmings. And with soft comfy or leather soles and heels. Black Kid Slippers, $2.50—Have silken pompons and leather soles and heels. Satin Mules, $3.50 and $5.50; in black satin, lined with ex- quisitely colored-satin. $3.50 and $5.50 Tomorrow Morning at 8:30 You Are Invited to Hear ’ Christmas Carols By the Woodward & Lothrop Chorus and Orchestra The Metropolitan Quartet and Mrs. Marks, Soprano; Mrs. Walker, Contralto Mrs. Anderson, Soprano G Street Entrance to Balcony. Women’s Genuine Cobra-Grained Leather Suit Cases Special, $12.50 An exceptional value—an attractive gift. The practical kind of suit case that every woman needs; in several different sizes, Of genuine cowhide, cobra-grain; padded tpp, smartly lined in colored moire, with three convenient pockets; sizes 18, 20, 22, 24 inches. Traveling Goods Sectlon, First floor. For Christmas, Victor Records, Noel (Holy Nfikhl{ (Christmas S8ong) In French Sancta Maria (Holy Mary) In French Stlle Nacht, hellige Nacht (Silent Night, Holy Night) German Julia Culp ses 10 1.50 Wiegenlied (Cradle Song) In German - (Plano acc.) Julla Culp) Cantique de Noel (O Holy Night) In F!&nc’l Marcel Journet | o179 12 O Sulutaris in Latin Marcel Journet deles (With Male Chorus) In Latin McCormack | gang 12 9 . yrd 3 £ N thy 1 McCormack § eaus de Nasareth (Jesus of Nazare n Pol l"\lnconz 6248 12 - Pol l’|l:l\lnl‘onl Svan Willlamsl gaz0 Evan Wililams | a3 Lucy Isabelle Marsh| 45145 10 Trinity Choir § Alcock | 45267 10 Hepy Kline-Murphy | erbert’s Orchestra Herbert's Orchestra | 53054 13 Caruso Caruso!l eom 12 $2.00 French Noel (Holy Night) In French Star of Bethlehem (Christmas Song) Open the Gates of the Temple MHoly Night (Adam) Silent Night, Holy Night (Gruber) Virgin’s Lullaby (from “The Coming of the King") (Buck) An Old Sacred Lullaby Babes in Toyland—March of the Toys Naughty Marletta—Intermezzo Christmas Day in the Workhonse Robert Hilllard | 55190 12 Scenes from “A Fool There Was" Robert Hilllard § Ok, Come, All Ye Faithful (Adeste Fideles) Criterion Quartet| 16197 10 Home Over There. The Peerless Quartet § Silent Night (Gruber) Hayden Quartet | 16288 10 Will There Be Any Stars in My Crown Criterion Quartet) Lord Dismiss Us With Thy Blessing (Organ ace) i Trinity Chimes} 16838 10 The Coming of the Year (Organ ace.) Trinity Chimes Christmas Morning at Clancey's (Irish Specialty) Steve Porter! ygoosq 19 Clancey's Wooden Wedding (Irish Song) Steve Porter | First Nowell (Old Christmas Carol) Lyric Quartetl yrger 10 Nazareth 1:10\1'!1:(1) 2 Violin, ‘Cello, x;yng:au-_g_fi;{ y Night) (Adam) Violin,’'Cello, Harp Venetian 10 hellige Nacht (Gruber) Celeata Felix Arndt | 17542 ve. (M. B. Foster) (2) O Blen- ul me Nuit (Normandle Carol) (From Dann’s “Christmas Carols”) C.flllr .D-y in the Morning. 2) G N 't Elsie Baker » 17868 10 Kline and Chorus Olive hllneg 17869 10 Elsic Baker Merry Christmas (2) Sleighing Song Tree (Old Swedish tle (}.TI-‘A Shoes T e of Bethlehem"—“Country Dance’— D'Orsay Slippers, $4 and $5—In plain satin and brocade; beautifully lined, trimmed around the top with braid. Paisley Brocade Slippers, $10—Charming little mules, lined in varied colors. ‘Women's Bhoe Section, Third Seor. Christmas-Gift Silk Petticoats, $5 ’ Every woman would be delighted with a new silk petticoat—and you may choose from many lovely and quite dif- ferent styles at $5. Radium silks daint- ily embroidered; heavy tricot with knife-pleated flounce; and others cleverly trimmed, sometimes in a con- trasting shade. Petticont Section, Third figor. Smart Clocked Black Silk Hose, $2.75 So many people give Silk Hose for Christmas that it is nice to know about a smart new style that will make the smartest of Christmas gifts. Black only—with very attractive clocks. Granite Silk Hose, $1.90 pair—Our spe- cial make, in regular or chiffon weiggt; black and street and evening shades. Hoslery Section, First ficor. $4 and $5 Lovely Silk Underthings Gift underthings of silk are certain to be well received—for what woman ever had enough silk underwear—and these lovely things offer a particularly wide and pleasing choice—at quite as great a variety of prices. Exquisite Gowns, $5 to $45—Crepe de chine, satin and radium, charmingly fashioned and so exquisitely delicate in color and trimming. The very newest thing is pleated georgette sets in Nile and orchid—or white and black. Envelope Chemise, $3 to $20—Delight- fully styled and trimmed, in dainty colorings—flesh, orchid, peach, blue, black and white. Silk Pajamas, $9 to $25—Of crePe de chine, satin or novelty dotted silk are these smartly styled silk pajamas—some of them cleverly combine two lovely col- ors that would delight any feminine heart. Silk Underwear Section, Third ficor Nazareth (Christm: ong) in a Clock Stere (Descriptive Fantasie) A Hunt in the Forest Ring Out, Wild Bells Christmax Light, Behold Jest 'Fore Christmas 2 The Doll's Wooing (2) The Sugar Plum Tree 1 ‘While Shepherds Watched It Came Upon the Midnight Clear The Night Refore Chrintmas The Ginger Bread Boy crooge—P Scrooge—Part 2—“The G Scrooge—part 3—+"I'he Ghoat of Christmas Present” ge—Part Sacred Son, Sacred Songs—No. 2 ntasia) ¥ ryor's Ban "2t Came Upon the Midnight s eil 18 n v Frank croxton] Victor Orchestra Victor Orchestra | ass24 12 ercy Hemus ‘Peerless Quartet | 33335 12 Cora Mel Patten (Fleld) Vietor SOF8 Mel Fatten ctor Oratorio Chorus Victor Oratorlo Choruz | ;412 13 ora Mel I'atten Georgene Faulknerj 35418 12 art n—ulnley'-cfila-"" . (Mgnolt;t;xe Trom A Christmas Carol” e Willlam Sterling Battls ( 33366 12 Past” Battls ) Battis | ey oat of Christmas to Come” Battis | 35567 12 ¢ Glon Trinity Choir | = Trinity Choir§ 35584 12 (Dickens) — oty Night” 3 (“"Holy Nig] “One Sweetly Solemn Thought"—* s } g (“Babylon"—"Flee as a Bir 12 “There {8 a Green Hill Far Away’—"Holy City “Star of Bethlehem") Victor Mixed Chorus Victrola Galeries, Fourth Soor. Conqueror Radio Sets Complete—Installed, $135 WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1923." w‘g@gavh & Wathrop Christmas Store e Girls’ Party Frocks $15 Juniors’ Dance Frocks $29.50 For the younger set delightful gifts that will be pressed into service at once for holiday par- ties and dances. Girls’ Frocks of taffeta and georgette are daintily ruffled or trimmed with colorful rib- bons and quaint berthas, so becoming to misses 8 to 14. $15. Juniors’ Frocks of lovely colored chiffons, taffetas and velvets smartly copy the older mode, but charmingly adapt it to youth. Sizes 15t017. $29.50. Other Gift Suggestions for Girls— Handrnade Combinations, $1.50. Dainty Colored Gowns, $1.95. Beacon Cloth Bathrobes, $3.50. School Sweaters, $6.50, $7.50. Silk Petticoats, $5.50. Ginw’ s Justo® Gaction, Fourth feer. Dainty Overblouses, $2.50. Wool Knickers, $4.50. Brushed-wool Scarf Sets, $2.95. Scotch Tams, special, $1.50. Bestyette Raincapes, $3.75. Boys Will Want New Blue Suits for Christmas Serges and Cheviots with two pairs of knickers, $20 and $25 Patch pocket and Norfolk models, in fine quality blue serge and cheviot; carefully tailored, with a thought to all those little details that mean so much in tailoring a serge suit. Whether he's 8 or 18, you'll find a splendid model for him here in our Boys’ Specialized Section, de- voted just to things to outfit boys. . 4 A Warm Bath Robe, $5 He won'’t mind getting out in the morning if he has a warm robe to slip on. These are tailored like Dad’s—and the patterns are just the sort boys would choose for them- selves. Others, $6.50 to $10. White Shirts, $1.50, $2, $2.50. White Blouses, $1, $1.50, $2. A Suitable Cap, $1.50 or $2. Felt Hats, $3.75. Boys' Bectlon, Fourth Floor. If You Are Puzzled About What to Give Gifts for Babies Dainty things—and warm remem- brances that will be as useful as they are attractive, “Comfy Bath Robes, $2.50 to $3.50 Boyish styles with Indian designs — and pretty = ones for little girls in dainty blues and pinks. Sizes 2 to 6. Baby Buntings, $3.50 to $7.50 —of eiderdown bound with pink or blue ribbon. apanese ted Silk untings, $7.50 —finished with dainty embroidery in pink or blue. Crocheted Sacques, $1 to $4.50 Many delightful little warm sacques for choosing — in dainty color-trimmed styles. A Gift Certificate For Any Amount Will Make a Highly Satisfactory Gift For Sale—Cashier’s Office, 8th floor. And Silk Hose for the Younger Set Misses’ Silk Hose, in brown, gray, tan, black or white—ribbed, sizes 7 to 10, $2.25; plain, sizes 8 to 10, $2.50. Misses’ Three-quarter Silk Socks, $1.25; with rolled cuffs; in white, pongee, black and brown; sizes 7 to 10. Hostery Section, Fourth floor. Parties and Pumps for Christmas ‘White Kid Strapped Slippers, for grow- ing girls and their younger sisters; have covered low heels and are cut-out on the sides. Sizes 85 to 11,$4; 11%5 t0 2, 85; 2% to 6, $7.50. Black Patent Dance Oxfords, $6.50— For the boy who wears size 2}z up to 6. Young People's Bhoe Section, Fourth floor. Sale--400 Colored Glass Flower Bowls ' Very Special, $ | The vogue for these colored glass flower bowls grows and grows. Every home can well use three or four. They are most attractive and the va- 1pr 3000 ohm Head Sets, riety Bootees and Mittens ‘ 50c to $3.25 " —gre trimmed in pink or blue if they're bootees —and in a va- . of czzlors one and white, if it’s d 3 1,500-hour Burgess B Batteries. Clami mittens you are choosing. Installed by Radio Experts in Time to “Get” the Christmas pro- gnytted Caps, $1 grams from all over the country. —are toppedpwifll a pretty pompon. Iefaste’ Sestion, Tourth Seer. 25 more arrive in time for Christmas. An extraordinary value in one of the finest Radio Sets. Gift Umbrellas $1.50 and $2 For the young folk are smart little um- brellas in just the right sizes; black gloria cloth, with Pickwick style han- dles for the girls—and the Prince of Wales for boys. New ones just arrived in time for Christmas choosing. Umbeulla Section, First foor. Set includes: 1 Conqueror Radio Set. 1 I..onn Speaker. 3 199UV Tubes. riety of shapes and colorings offers wide choice. Just 400, however, to go on sale tomorrow morning. Sketches picture the variety of different styles. Glassware Sectiva, Fifth Sewm, Badio Section, Fourth Sess.