Evening Star Newspaper, March 8, 1925, Page 52

‘'THE ' SUNDAY "STAR," WASHINGTON, -D. -C.,, “MARCH - 8 -1925—PART. -2, ' N NTAY NEAT VAL NSV N NN ATV IV VIV VIV IV VI ; ‘ v \ N Fos A " DAV DDA 7 s = YVV VN ////////////////////1// 7 3 a?, & Y V% . When Tom sat across from her at lunch At Nan's card party the other day, the girls were enthusiastic about her ensemble of rosewood flannel and printed silk. The unlined Flannel Coat with its stand-up collar flaunts a perky bouton- niere that repeats the burnt gold of the 529'50 gold and blue printed frock beneath. beneath. Striped English Sateen Bloomers 5] Made just as carefully as you would make them yourself, of silky, pin- striped English sateen. Cut full and roomy with special reinforcement and two rows of elastic at the knee. Choose from pink, light blue, maize, peach, lavender, copen, navy, black and white. Lengths 25 to 29. (Fifth Floor, The Hecht Co.) Menihan's Arch-Aid Shoes---Really! You'd never suspect it to look at them. Were we to place them beside other new Spring models you could never distinguish between them. So skillfully have the newer foot fash- ions been copied. Built along special scientific principles with combination lasts that provide for absolute comfort no matter how hard-to-fit your feet may seem to be. No other shoes could give greater satisfaction both as to appearance and comfort. The two models sketched are new- comers in the group selling at $10. Imported Fabric Gloves for Spring They're almost as smooth as kid, with the smartest little narrow cuff that is sometimes ruffled, sometimes embroidered and sometimes in unusual petal shapes. In new light shades that carry such picturesque names as limestone, rattan, mode, gray and beige. Y (Fifth Floor, The Hecht Co.) Rivals in the Court of Fashion The Twill Coat vs. The Fur Banded And we have either in sizes for Women, Small Women and Misses Everybody has gone mad about the trim Prince of Wales, with its boyish lines and its double-breasted clos- ing. Wearing no trimming, its smartness depends en- tirely on how well it is tai- lored and lined—and how these particular ones do prove it! In twills and soft _ suede fabrics. : Blonde Summer fur bar- ders other models in vivid Spring shades. There are also twill dress coats with Prince of stand-up collar and braid or wng‘l,edg stitchery. Sizes 14 to 20 $05 years; 13)% to 21745 36 to 42. 5 {(Second - Floor.). & Tuesday, it was no wonder his eyes glowed in appreciation of her black satin ensemble. The coat tying smartly at the front is trimmed with black and white printed silk, matching the apron pleated frock 329,50 ~ve SAA AL & her neck— The newest variation of the choker fad. Un- denfably becoming, in gold or silver. $3.96. Baroque Pearl— Shopping demands something practical, so Anne finds absolute satisfaction in this ensem- ble of very fine navy: twill with frock of heavy black flat crepe beneath. The row of tiny but- Anne’s slim figure wears this shorter coat en- semble in most engaging fashion. The Coat of limestone colored twill. The frock of navy and tan printed silk, which is repeated at the collar, tons from collar to hem is an inter- 529,50 esting feature. “Fraise”—a new shade for hose— Strawberry tinted as its name implies. A pinky shzde that looks well with any shoe. $3. q Narrow Star- pointed Cuffs Adorns this new black brocaded pouch bag. Beautifully lined and fitted with mirror and ") elHe #2.95. stone, mode. (Fifth Floor, The Hecht Co.) “Janet Crepe” A New Fabric for New Frocks 529 In black and lovely Blossom shades Not just a new frock for Spring—but one in an entirely new fabric —Janet crepe! A heavy, crepey satin, } with a luster nothing but metal cloth can ap- prioach. It literally “gleams” in the folds of the new flared tunics, the ruching borders and the drapery of these smart models. Real linen lace: col- lars and cuffs, long pleated tunics, flares and godets. In sand, gray, cocoa, rose, green and black. (Second Floor.) F Street at Tth —trim the newest Fab- ric Gloves for Spring. Heavily embroidered in self color. Rattan, lime- cuffs and o n the large buttons that trim § .50 the jacket. 29 (8econd Floor, The Hecht Ce.) Baronet Satin and Radium Slips 53‘95 _ Every style of Spring, whether frock or ensemble, calls for a tailored slip beneath. And these are beautifully tailored with hemstitched, bodice top, and gathers at the side. Radium Slips in pink, peach and darker shades. Baronet Slips in all the pastel shades as well as navy and black. Sizes 36 to 44. (Fifth Floor, The Hecht Co ) A New Phoenix Hose Makes Its Debut 5] A new silk-and-rayon combination that to all ap- pearances and in so far as wear is concerned might ! ) 5 cost half as much again. e g = - em and feet and featured in such popular new Spring colorings as blonde, rosewood, racquet, nude-bark, French nude, airedale, manilla, jack rabbit, gun metal and black. (Fifth Floor, The Hecht Os.) Fur Chokers Play a Role This Spring $]2.50 Necklines are simple on both coats and frocks, and many women feel they need “something added.” The smartest “something added” is a fur choker such as these of natural squirrel or dyed fitch. Perfect little pelts, some of them in double skin style. (Second Floor, The Hecht Co.) Something new—something smart Youthful Jumper Ensembles 515 Really Two Frocks in One A smart-looking jumper of flannel or satin. Slashed at the sides to prove to you that what really seems just a printed silk blouse is in reality a whole frock of gay printed silk. And should you wish to wear the frock alone, it is a complete costume in it- self. Small wonder that women and misses have quickly succumbed to its charm and practicality. Ravishing colors and com- binations await your ap- 3 DOrersesr proval in a complete range JSKeTched 4 = of sizes from 16 to 42. Chfi Cb £ [ (Second Floor, The Hecht Co.) S 77, iy o 3 YV Y Ve V7 ///////////////// NP A