Evening Star Newspaper, March 14, 1926, Page 15

THE SUNDAY' STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, MARCH 14, 1926—PART 1. LANSBURGH & BRO. 7th to 8th to E—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—Franklin 7400 Member of American Retailers’ Association, Inc. Gloves Add Distinction to the Whole Easter Costume! For they have cuffs of colored ieather and stitching, embroid- ered cuffs, appliqued cuffs—dozens of clever and original touches. In the pale cream and tan shades—for they accord with the color of one's hosiery, and the bright trimmings match the frock. Cf soft French kid. $3.00 and $5.00 Pr. STREET FLOOR 400 Lovely Easter Frocks (Women’s and Misses’) Monday at This is by far the most pretentious offering of high-type dresses we've heard of this season.” And while the values are exceptional—we want to emphasize that the styles are Spring's very own—as cheering and refreshing as the first crocus. To pay only $25.00 for NEW dresses, intended. to sell for $35.00 to $59.50 at the start of the season, sounds ridiculous—but remember that such dresses are here for your selection.” We repeat, they are NEW. Just endless choice—in every new material and color. ~Circular Skirts —Two-Piece Dresses —Basques and Flares —New Bolero Effect Tomorrow—The Spring Fashion Review -begins at the Earle Theater. Miss Edna Wallace Hopper ani 4 score of other attractive models will display the latest fashio: from the L&B Apparel Shops. Saturday, at 10 to 12 am, On Tuesday, Thursday ar ive an informal display. ame models wil ~—Effective Corbinations —Also B'ack and Navy —Misses’ Sizes, 14 to 20 —Women’s Sizes 36 to 46 —Plenty of Extra Sizes —See Window Display —New Lace Trimmings —Novel Appliques repe Roma Dresses —Colorful Embroidery —Soft Taffeta Frocks —Beaded and Braided —Georgette over Print —Pleated and Tucked —Smart Cape Ideas ~—Satin and Flat Crepe —Shirred and Smocked —Every Wanted Color SECOND FLOOR. LANSBURGH & BRO. —Flowered Georgette —Crepe Elizabeth For $35.00 to $59.50 Values The Models Sketched —Black net, white embroid- —Crisp red and white taf ered. graciously trims the feta. collar, cuffs and huge tunic of periwinkle georgette; bow tie make this black satin the skirt {s of black satin. i:i)ckula fascinating. —What e might call an —Metallic embroidery and S - ‘ ; motifs of bright blue silk add Ouatuifie dreie. ol ot do @ touch of the unusual to a | S gracejul frock of black crepe Elizanetn. Jade green flat crepe is two- p'ece—in_ front effect only! Embroidered in pastel wool, and es, practically stecveless! rose crepe Ellzabet buttons and embroidery. —Bolero frock of navy flat crepe, gayly embroidered green vest, high neck and yold duttons—very smart. —Black crepe-back satin— made distinctive by its goid Navy blue flat crepe frock, T ,:,{,,,’J,.,”,f',._’ laad UL whose red-lined cape is de- —Black georgette and ftaf- tachable. and whose novel belt feta—a smart combination and cuffs arc of painted white | made smarter still by green but- Kid. tons, diagonal tucks and pointcd __Ecru crepe Elizabeth, show- | tunic. B svery cut weorks i | L—Hien ulack satin, bright open embroidery, is worn pleated chartreuse georg: o Katin Slip. in soft Pal- | anmd scalloped overskirt metto. green. this a fruck as charmin is new —The scalloped Uoicro, the gunsy sash of printed geor gette, and the embroidered ecru vest—all are smart fratures. — Biege georgette, beaded, shows the new diagonal flounce: and has a row of tiny buttons down the back, * Your Silhouette in the L Folly Girl Basque. Brassiere or Bandette Newly Arrived Coats for Tots Twill. Flannel or Tweed---at “No bigger than a minute” perhaps—but they . make up for their lack of size in many cunning J unior s Coats i _Are Tailored or Caped ways! They are tailored to a nicety and trimmed with bright buttons and collars, cuffs or bindings of —uwill be remade, in the lines that are approved for Easter! at 525 The Junior Shop is well prepared for Easter— with the newest coats, which embody all the smart- est style features of Spring The swing of the cape coat and the tailored sim- plicity of the double-breasted, mannish coat are but two of the new notes that are particularly becom- ing to the happy stride of youth. Two such models sketched! Flannel, tweed, smooth twill, and smart mixtures are the mater als—all of which take kindly to tailoring, and give long service. Shown in navy, palmetto, bluebell, gray, russet and plenty of tans. Other New Coats, $15 to $59.50 JUNIOR SHOP—SECOND FLOOR. pretty contrasting shade. Coats themselves are navy, bright blue, tan, soft green and russet. Sizes 2to 6 years. And Dorothy Bickum's personal representative is here from New York to show you this new garment, with its lightness, grace and ®=ase. She (Miss Oliver) will be glad to talk with you at any time to give you the benefit of her expert advice and her own fitting service. CORSET SHOP. SECOND FLOOR —and Pastel Voile Frocks § of Exquisite Loveliness 2' 95 ix-year-old, when you rable little frocks as these for Easter! tn match, and some with tiny ccllars ffles, fine lace, embroidery and hand- drawn work—all with pretty fullness around the neck. Rosc, p fiesh, blue, orchid, maize, nile and other lovely shades. FOURTH FLOOR—LANSBURGH & BRO. It's wond ear suc with p: - Lovely Hand-Made Crochet Laces Remarkable Values, Indeed! 69¢ Yd. These exquisite handmade laces are crocheted in Swatow. China, but it is difficult to distinguish them from the famous Irish crochet' laces that are so famous. Shown in dainty shamrock and fose patterns; inser- tions and edges to match. Your choice of them at this one low price—lower in fact, than we have ever offered them before. Widths from 134 to 1% inches. STREET FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRU, Exclusively at Lansburgh & Bro. “RUN CHECK" | $ At $1.98 Envelope Chemise and Step-ins in elab- orately lace trim- med styles, beau- the other under- tiful pastel . garments — so shades, with y \ that yon may two-tone ribbon ) choose matching shoulder straps. sets. Exquisitely Sizes 36 to 4. lace trimmed At $2.98 Night Gowns and Pajamas, in the same charm- ing models as (Full-Fashioned) There are two infallible signs of Spring, the first et o S -Silk StOCkings et bateomihomthon! . » 51 95 | : o . | | g | Dine Voile Llngerle H at S fo r E a S t e r Wear fine lisle that adds to the wear and a “run check” line $ : $ 1.98 (== *2.98 that stops all garter runs at the knee. STREET FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. . , “VRAIMENT?” The Easter Hat must be chosen first, as every woman knows-— for it is the inspiration for the res t of the costume. And how smart that other apparel must be, if it is to measure up to these stunning hich is only Paris’ of soyi Really the loveliest things! Sheer and dainty as georgette, but far more durable—and each garment is frothy with lace. Delicate pastel colors, adorable styles with inserts and edges of beautiful lace. You'll find nothing cooler, new hats! A flower-like array of delicate colors, with a flower here that it is essential for Easter nothing daintier — nothing more delightiully feminine than tHese new \-oi!e‘ and there, blooming on the edge of a brim or crushed close against.a $25.00 undergarments ! Hair braid hats, straws, silk and. straw, crepe de chine and unusual inations SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. crown. The flattering softness of a fur scarf will add a de- fightfully feminine contrast to your boyish suit or tai- fored frock, milady—and is so chic. Hudson Bay blue, - : Gray, Brown and Tan Fox Scarfs in natural Animal , full furred. y - L ¥, it M Stape SECOND FLOOE, LANSBURGH & BRO. THIRD FLOOR. LANSBURGH & BRO.