Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1926, Page 5

B NS\ I " //////////////“ RS \\ \ \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\;\\\w e trouble. SHOP EARLY' MAIL EARLY for Better Service e o m ~ SS ) Z Gift wrapped read for you to mail—or wrapped and mailed, relieving you of all THE EVENING STAR, "WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY. DECEMBER 4, 1926. GIFTS FOR THOSE WHO KEEP HOUSE Here are a few suggestions that make charming answers to that perplexing question, “What shall I give those who keep house?” Linens to Charm the Hostess A handsome example of Italian handwork is this 13-piece uncheon set, that includes a runner, 18x45; doilies, 11x16; napkins, 15x15. The set, $12. Other Luncheon Sets in many interesting designs up to $50. From Italy comes this exquisite table runner—18x45—of rich cream lace—entirely hand made, $14. Linen Section, Second floor. Christmas Cheer Blown in Glass With the vogue of colored table appointments, thic em- ware, of sparkling amber glass that is Colonlii in feeling, is sure to be appreciated. Tumblers, 7.50 dozen. Goblets, $10 dozen. Sherbets, $10 dozen. A salad set which includes a large tray and 6 plates is enchanting in amber glass etched in a flower pattern. The set, $15. Salad plates, dozen, $3 to $20. This exquisite cloudy pink glass compote of graceful, flower-like design would delight any hostess. $5. This lovely misty colored glass is also in bowls, pitchers and sherbet sets, $1.95 to $3.95. This unusual compote uses a fanciful, dolphin motif, $2.50. An unusually artistic 3-piece Console Set is inter- estirigly priced at $8.75. The fragile beauty of this table center set would inspire an entire table arrangement. Tinted a peach color (and gold-encrusted), this block optic set includes a flower center and four candlesticks, $23. Other sets and consolg sets, $2.95 to $23. Glassware Section, Fifth floor." Vanity Fair Silver Endures in Charm In the Vanity Fair pattern Gorham master craftsmen have combined the spirit of the Early American period with the spirit of the present—prominently evident in this double vegetable dish, $32. A handsome coffee set and tray in the Vanity Fair pattern. Set includes coffee, sugar bowl and cream pitcher, $50. Salt and Pepper Shaker Sets in the Vanity Fair pattern are ideal Christmas gifts. 434 inches in height, $12 pair. . A gift sure to please everyone who keeps house is a set of bread and butter plates—674 inches in diameter—and with the lovely Vanity Fair pattern, $32.50. A very delightful and compact set of Vanity Fair flatware is this lacquered tray of 29 pieces, $37. Stiverwars Saction, First floor Attractive occasional chair of solid brown mahogany with the new tufted seat, $37.50. A most welcome gift is this Early American inlaid tilt-top table of solid mahogany in dull Colonial red finish, $18.50,, Oocastonal Furniture Section, Stxth floor. Tables and Chairs—The Favored Furniture Gifts Italian cutwork and hand-made filet lace make this gor- geous circular tea cloth, that shows beautiful work- nfanship in every stitch, $75. Linen bridge sets, gay with colorful embroidered cor- ners and hand-drawn colored threads. 36-inch cloth and 4 napkins, 13x13. Sets, $3.95. Mirrors to Reflect Your Greetings An unusually decorative Renaissance mirror of carved and gilded wood frame—in a clever circular shape—is suitable for a living room 'or an elaborate boudoir, $157.50. A useful as well as ornamental gift is this three-section mantel or buffet mirror of fine Venetian glass, mounted on a bronze frame, tipred with silver in the Tiffany finish, $35. Other mirrors to $100. Del Gallo console mirrors are unusually attractive—and this particular one of delicatelv etched Venetian mir- ror with four rosettes of crystal glass is mounted on a narrow, decorated frame—is sure to be an appreciated gift, $10. Other mirrors, $10 to $85. An excellent mirror for a Colonial hall or living room is this one in an early American design. Mounted on a : beautifullv grained mahoeany frame, in a soft, dull finish. The mirror measures 58x25 inches, $110. Other mirrors, $90 to $110. Mtrror Section, Fifth floor. Pillows and Scatfs Solve the Gift Problem A gathefed center makes this soft velour pillow with its unique cut-out corners particularly attractive. The center rosette is framed in floral tapestry. $8.50. The same tint of blue that makes the round pillow above appears again in this long table scarf. $13.50. In davenport table scarfs, this one of black satin with its metallic embroidery is one of the most handsome. Edged with metallic lace. $8.50. A new version of the ever-in-demand round velour pillows is this one in a delightful shade of blue; bound at the edges in gold braid and centered with a square of tapestry, in which gold predominates. $7.50. Soft velour pillows gathered at the edges to an oval .of metallic braid and floral tapestry center, $6. Upholstery Section, Sixth floor. Decorated, glass top tables come into special use at tea or coffee time. Nest of 3 tables, $27.50. Others, $20. An armchair which promises luxurious hours of comfort is this excellent wing chair, $75. - Others, $85. The end table, with shelf, $7.75. mfifimavfi & Mothrop —The Christmas Store < A e Free Delivery of Gift Purchases to Any Shipping Point in Continental United States. Free Engraving and Marking of Gift Sil- Leather Goods, etc., with 1,2 or 3 initials.