Evening Star Newspaper, April 1, 1925, Page 24

9 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1925. = ~ of the Medicis. A . By the Awsociated Press. a P PARIS, April 1.—“I love my art erial - Photographers Had more than my wife,” was the asser- L tion of a young architectural student Been Forced to Land in |enterca for the French government's prix do Romo when he discovered : that the rule would not allow mar- Florida Swamp. ried men to inhabit the villa of the Medicis, the home of France's art school in the Eternal City. At first the young architect tried " to pass himself off as a bachelor, but &bt .| \‘hen this ruse was discavered he - | calmly offered to get a divorce. The Academy of Fine Arts sternly re- {plied by voting to exclude him from “|all the competitions under {ts aus- pices, whereupon the would-be dwell- er among the Seven Hills appealed to | the minister of education and fine °P |arts to have the decision reversed. Up to the present nobody seems to have consulted the wife in'the case. Woodward & Lnthrap | et 10th, 11th, F and G Streets Phone Main 5300 propriate religious and friendly The Leading Easter Fashions Fashion-Right Women are Choosing Statiegery Bection, First Soot. VERYTHING is ready for the panorama of Easter Fashions. Here are costumes of inimitable smartness, of unrivalled chic—clothes that are fashion right— Paris inspired in every deft new line, lovely to the last strik- ing detail. . The Flared Coat As capricious as the April sunshine is the newly flared coat that ripples from the hip to hem. Flaring Coats, + of Tiger-eye Jeweltone, of powder blue charmeen and black satin with borders of blonde or frosty fur are smartest. NONE BETTER A. G. HERRMANN 750 Tenth St S.E. As EBONITE “Strings" 10 a Stick, Easter Fashions for Tiny Tots Even the smallest child must be togged out anew for Easter. Silk Coats like the model sketched look lovely when worn over pretty silk dresses. Silk and Woolen Coats in a variety of colors from $12.50 to $35. From 2 to 6 years. Hats to match the individual coats in combinations of silk and straw. $12.50 and $15. Simply adorable are the fluffy, ruffled and embroidered dresses of crepe de MR. MOTORIST When you put EBONTTE into the gear cases Of your motor car or truck, you give the gears in the Traums- mission and resr axles 3 smooth, velvety, wear-re- sisting film of lubricant that prevents friction, Wear-to- parts and saves repair bills. One filling is enough for all season. Buy with your mind made up. Demand EBONITE. Take no substitute. $59.50 to $95 OLD BUILDING ABgljRNS. Chicago World's Fair Structure| Razed by Flames. The Costume Ensemble When sudden gusts of wind whisk open loose charmeen or silk coats, the fashion-right woman reveals her costume complete. The dress beneath repeats the color of the coat, matches the printed brightness of the lining, or effects a striking color contrast in high shades At dealers in five-pound cans, and at servios stations from | | the EBONITE ocheckerboard pump only. saw the that of : = —the Costume Ensemble L et Toeeble ! chine, pongee and georgette, in the - ‘ E BON l T E 59.50 and $69.50 s fresh, bright colored, delicate light colors. $7.50 to $20. s an $ printed crepe in green, white Infaats’ Bection, Fourth fSoor. upward of | embodied (1T'Ss SHREDDED OfIL) and black. $69.50. FOR TRANSMISSIONS AND REAR AXLES BAYERSON OILWORKS - (OLUMEIA 5228 et i e et v o Taffeta for Misses Ensemble Corsets :1;.' zng’shlr—hr gray is new, : The Duosette The large woman will find her figure is marvelously controlled by the Duosette, for this corset is de- signed to give smooth, unbroken lines to the large figure. $20. rd being reh For gladsome festivities after Easter, misses are choos- ing taffeta dance frocks—perhaps in robin’s egg blue or golden peach, $25 and $39.50. For Easter, Miss New York has just introduced the long sleeved, embroidered georgette dress in navy blue as the leading fashion for youth. $49.50 to $62.50 Hand-Painted Sheer Fabrics Renee, Agnes and Molyneux lately introduced the dress of sheer, transparent fabric decorated with hand- painted and stenciled designs, while Evecque purple makes its appearance as the newest fashion shade. Long sleeved printed georgettes or sheer georgette coats over prints are smart Easter fashion frocks. $39.50 to $95 The Blouse Ensemble The ensemble idea again—a lovely blouse and match- The Compact Exquisite models in silk brocade with section of knitted elastic at hip. The brassiere is of silk jersey with dainty ribbon garters. $32.50. Other models, $10.50 and $22.50. The Rose Marie The Rose Marie with its conveniently detachable brassiere may be easily laundered. Developed in lustrous satin and fine firm elastic. $15 and $16.50. Corset Section, Third floor. SOV GRIP SHOES! ing skirt making a fashionable and delightfully in- Sheer Tan Georgette Tunic formal Easter costume. Printed crepe and flat crepe Frock with v'.i"'lft‘ ‘fe‘if‘ in shades as bright as the Easter flowers. warm wood brown, S956. $16.75 to $25 Certainly-—-a fashionable shoe can be comfortable We haye a very pleasant surprise for the woman who thinks a “sensible” shoe means a clumsy, broad-toe affair. Let us show you Arnold Glove-Grips. Outside they look just like any of the smartest, most attractive styles. But inside they are fashioned to the | actual >]121;u“ of the human foot. : i | | Georgette Sports Frocks Of course you will play golf on Easter morning and vour sports frock must be fashion new. What could be newer than a two-piece frock of georgette adorned with rows of tiny tailored tucks? And the colors are those a sportswoman would choose—flame, powder and navy blue. : A New Style in Spring Sweaters Among the many new Spring Sweaters there is one exception- ally attractive style that is a com- bination of Rayon and Wool. The collar can be buttoned up tight around the throat or left open. v Narrow sports stripes trim the collar, cuffs and waistband. This style is effective in tan and brown. in navy and gray or black and white. $10. Sweater Section, Third floor. $39.50 Restful as a glove, Arnold Glove-Grip Shoes give the arches a gentle, firm support that is wonderfully natural and comfortable. Lac- ing them actually lifts up the arch instead 1 of pressing it down. And this patented fea- ! ture is found in no other shoe. Flower Trimmed Hats Flowers -and ribbon—ribbon and flowers, large satin bows and gorgeous handmade flowers, as exquisite as any that bloom in Easter bouquets, give a lilting ‘Springtime air to the fine hair and Milan straw hats for Easter. Arnold Glove-Grip Oxfords for Spring have slim, trim lines and they fit the feet beauti- fully. Come in and try on a pair. There is no obligation. $15 to $40 Women's Shoe Section, Third floor. Inverted side “kick” pleats, Monogram Pumps ’ Smart, Metal Monograms on the side of one’s pumps are the latest $9 Black or Brown { Kidskin Thiee: akiss ¢ Liiiarbasss A e fashion. They are the final dis- has this Bmu&'m"' i field and garden flowers on tinguishing touch to the new model S et mew. oA SEIE i el v pictured. In several combinations of leathers —patent leather trimmed with tan or black lizard skin; Russia calf- HD | ) ; . ‘ ; skin with trimming of tan pigskin; I AN \ : [ome's Appurel Sections, Thing Soor. ls)llmz.gé kid with brown lizard trim. Misses’ Appare] GLOVE~GR'I'P SHO.ES e S P !