Evening Star Newspaper, March 11, 1924, Page 16

st The best type of Blouse to wear with the tailleur is the simple tailored model ~—in crepe de chine; several distinctive models, $10.75 to $16.75. (Blouse Section, Third floor.) The Stubby Umbrella, without which the tailored suit never ventures forth —in varied color silks, $7 to $15. (Umbrella Section, First floor.) Open 9:15 Close 6 her own mode. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, 1. ¥, TUESDAY, The Masculine Tailored Mode has forged its way into the front ranks of Spring Fashion and has been accepted by practically every smart American woman, forit is essentially Not only is it chic for almost any daytime occasion, but versatile enough to become every type of woman, and it may be given hard and continuous wear. To be exceedingly smart this season, then, it is necessary merely to choose your favored type of Masculine Tailored Costume, complete it with its correct accessories, and wear it anywhere in daytime. Six Distinct Types of the Masculine Tailored Suit Emphasize the fact that the tailored suit fashion is a fashion for many types of women. The Fitted Tailleur, O’'Rossen type, nipped-in waistline. The Double-Breasted Boyish Suit, with fairly short jacket. The Strict, Braid-Bound, Single-Button Tailleur. The Boyish Suit, with lingerie collar and cuffs. The Tailleur with Longer Jacket, for the more mature woman. The Two-Button, Single-Breasted Tailored Suit. Developed and tailored in alpaca, men’s wear, hairline stripes, twills, piquetine, ox- ford, fine tweeds and velour checks. We sketch two of these smart Tailored Suits; the O’Rossen type, double-breasted suit, in twill, with white pique pipings, $75; the boyish, double-breasted tailleur, in black alpaca, $59.50. Masculine Tailored Suits, $29.50 to $115 ‘Women's Suit Section, Third floor. A Gardenia and a Fob appear on the lapel and in the pocket of the tailored suit as a last touch of ex- treme smartness and new- ness— . achieved. Gardenias, in white, pink or maize, 50c and 75c. Fobs, $1.25 to $3.50. (Jewelry Section, First floor.) cades and broches ’ Corset Section, Third floor. The Priscilla Pump, with its trim tailored lines, smartly ac- companies the tailored mode; fawn, gray or black suede. $12.75. (Women’s Shoe Sec- tion, Third floor.) Frocks Adopt Mannish - Tailored Lines ' —but they are as varied in style as they are in fabric and color. The tailored silhouette i adopted even by silk—it imitates the trim, slen- der lines and strict tailoring of suits, but adds to the present smartness of suits, the comfort and practicality of a one-piece frock. Boyish satin frocks that button all the way down the front—and wear smart little boyish collars— are the last word here. Flannels become the smartest of tailored frocks when they are straight and one piece, trimmed with many buttons, and with collar and cuffs of white crepe. Charmeens and twills, too, take to tailored lines beautifully in frocks— $25 to $69.50 ‘Women's Dress Section, Third f00f, . _ ur 'im;ifiemanii: The Corset Beneath the Tailored Mode —must manage the effect of the flat back and slim, straight lines, if this new tailored silhouette is to be New Girdles that do manage these things are shown here in lovely bro- fine surgical webbing—for all types of figures; two handsome models of which we sketch. Woodthrop Girdle, $37.50. Lily of France Girdle, $25. Girdles, $7.50 to $37.50 s L Sy E LS 2T 2%, & P combined with The Mannish Waistcoat, more often than not is seen with the tadlleur; of white pique, white or natural linen, $150 to $5. (Neckwear Section, First floor. b A Flat Under-arm Bag, as sim-, ple and severe as the tailored suit itself, is of black silk, em- broidered in silver and beaded in cut steel, $38; other bags, $3 to $13.50. (Leather Goods Section, First floor.) Topcoats Take to Masculine Lines The mannish topcoat neécssarily follows in wake of the tailored suit vogue, for must ftot the woman who wears a tailored suit this Spring have a tailored topcoat to wear qver it? The very last word in these mannish topcoats comes in a new hairline striped, mannish coat, wearing a pink gardenia on its coat lapel. Amoné other types, of which there are many from which to choose—are the London Top- coats, tailored expressly for us in England—the Shagfiloor Popcoats, exclusively here in Wash- ington. In tweeds, and plaids and checks. $29.50 to $75 Weomen's Coat Section, Third floor. omdward & Lothvop tricorne. to $35. Salon, Third floor.) Scarfs, colorful, bizarre, square or long —printed and plain colored—$2.50 to $16.50. (Neckwear Section, floor.) MARCH 1if, 192%. THE MASCULINE TAILORED MODE is the Smart: American Woman’s Own Mode The crowning touches are the Hat and the Scarf—the smart milan hat upholds its traditional aristocratic place in the tailored hat world and appears in chic versions of the cloche, the sailor, the (Millinery Gloves, in black kid, have smart little scalloped frills, trimmed with eyelets, stitched in white, $4. First floor.) Even a Walking Stick takes to this, tailored mode and is enameled in bright shades, $1 to $5. Section, First floor.) 10th, 11th F and G Sts. (Glove Section, (Umbrella Fluf-Fluf A New Stocking by McCallum Fluf-Fluf is 2 gossamer, sheer stocking of cobweb dainti- ness, made more sheer by transparent filigree stripes. Soft and filmy, yet possessing a strength and a springi- ness that makes it cling with unrufled smoothness, . The graceful sweep of the fine lattice stripes adds slen- derness and charm to every ankle. No woman of taste who appreciates smart silk stockings can resist the beauty of these new ones. Fluf-Fluf Chiffon Sill: Hose, $5 In the néw sunburn shades and nude. Chiffon Silk Hose, with Open Clox, $3 In blonde, mauresque, gunmetal, black. Women's Hoslery Section, First floor. VANITISILK New Unshrinkable Underwear Vanitisilk is a new silk invented by Vanity Fair. It is a glove silk that wears as well as milanese, yet is much less expensive—and it is the only glave silk that does not shrink in length. A lovely glove silk that has a shadow stripe, thin, light, washable. lovely to wear. Vanitisilk: Vests, $3 Bodice style, with self straps; pink, peach or orchid Vanitisilk: Step-ins, $4 Colors to match vests: tailored and hemstitched. Extra sizes, $4.50. Real Lace-Trimmed ° Glove Silk Underthings in Lovely Colors Step-in Chemise, lace trimmed and embroidered, $9. Step-in Chemise, trimmed in black Valenciennes, $8.25. Step-in Chemise, in exquisite blue and pink, $7.50. Bodice Vests, embroidered and lace trimmed, $4.50. Step-ins, in matching shades, $6. Black Gowns, in fancy striped weaves, $14. Glove Silk Underwear Section, Third foor. An Innovation for Women in Their Hours of Ease The Kimozette A negligee’ for every hour in the day—the most becoming of breakfast gowns—for the intimate hours when one serves after- noon tea to a friend or two. Lovely enough for drawing-room tea, or even informal din- ner—and the last word in practicality for the traveler whose trunk space is limited. The Kimozette wraps the figure in graceful folds with only two simple loop fastenings —and it is quite adjust- able to any type of fig- ure. . Fashioned of very many lovely fabrics— of charmeuse, velva- knit, flossmore crepe, satin crepe and double georgette—tailored or trimmed with handmade French flowers, ostrich or beaded orna- ments. In orchid, pink, poudre blue, shrimp, straw- berry, lotus blue, rose and black. $15 to $35 Negligee Section, Third fivor. New Low Prices Sanford’s High-Grade Seamless Beauvais AXMINSTER RUGS New low prices have just been put into effect by prominent New York manu- facturers. Naturally, the rugs we have in stock are immediately lowered to give you the opportunity to take ad- vantage of these savings at once, Beautiful, Colorful Chinese and Persian designs—also handsome plain colorings. 21 Rugs 9x12 $63.75 10 Rugs 8.3x10.6 $57.50 7 Rugs 6x9 $33.50 9 Rugs 4,6x6.6 $18.00 29 Rugs 36x70 $9.50 38 Rugs 27x54 $5.75 Hall Runners at Proportionately Low Prices RBug Section, Sixth foor. -