Evening Star Newspaper, October 12, 1927, Page 27

Dressmaking Demonstration 2 O’Clock Tomorrow Mrs. Sheckels of McCall Pattern Com- pany in charge. Ask her any question about H ome- Dressmaking—she will answer it—(Second floor). s Smart New Cientures and Combinations Underlying the Autumn Mode The beauty, the grace, the smartness of line of one’s Autumn costume depends so very much on the “foundation garment” that one realizes the importance of selecting just the right garment for the fi re. The fashion- able figure is softly feminine—and youthful, and in this large collection of new Autumn cientures and combinations one finds the ideal garment for every type. We sketch six new models—typical of the mode: The Lily of France Duo- sette, of imported lace over net, a supple sheath which gives particularly youthful, slim lines. $30. Lily of France Duosette with Inner Belt—an excel- lent garment, designed for the well-developed figure. Woodthrop Step- in Girdle, of luxu- rious double-faced satin’ribbon and silk elastic; design- ed for evening wear. $22.50. The New Compact, a light all- in - one brassiere and girdle which moulds and slenderizes the fig- ure, $12.50. Girdle of Imported entirely boneless, with hook and eye side fastening. $15. The Step-in for Sports all out-of-doors wear is firm elastic, paneled ir: and back with pink satin. $18.50. Alluringly Feminine or Trimly Tailored New Gowns of Crepe de Chine The new crepe de chine night- gowns may boast of being either extremely feminine or smartly tailored. Attractively Jace trimmed, a two-toned bow here and there, tucks and hem- stitching are cleverly used to add to the charm of the soft pastel shades of the gowns. In many shades and styles, sleeve- less or with sleeves; in all sizes from $4.95 to $15. SiLx UNDERWEAR SpdTion Tuirp FLOOR. Service Aprons That Give Service ‘The convenient and comfortable Hoover style Service Aprons are now made in several attrac- tive colors for the sake of va- riety. In pink, blue, lavender and green, of chambray or white linene, with two different styles of collars, $2. UnirorM SeCTION, THIRD FLOOR. Milady’s New Fall Pajamas Unusually Attractive Materials Cotton pajamas of crepe, ma- dras, voile and soisette; in plain pink, blue or orchid, or with bold stripes or gay flowers. Some in the popular coat style, with long sleeves; others the sleeveless, Vee-neck style, $2 and $3. CorroN UNDERWEAR SECTION THIRD FLOOR. Light-weight Wool Frocks Tailored in Special Sizes —uwhich means that the large woman, who knows so well the smartness of a well-tai- lored wool frock for Autumn, finds very distinctive new models, tailored to best lend slenderness and smartness— $25 to $59.50 —and the small woman, who also likes the chic lines of a light-weight wool frock, finds equally smart frocks in clever new styles, suited to her particular type— $25 and $39.50 Sketched—a larger woman’s frock in the new Fantomeen—with a bit of contrast. ing color in trimming, $59.50. : A small woman's frock combines velvet and jersey in & smart model, at $25, SreciaL Sizs Secrion, THMD Froon. . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1927. Wondward & Lnthvop 10th, 11th, F and G Streets Q Fashionably Youthful Frocks for Junior Misses, 13 to 17, $1675 Over a hundred smart new frocks—for school, afternoon and Saturday matinees—make choosing here in the Junior Misses’ Section the most delightful thing to do. There are practical little jerseys with a dashing belt or a lovely handmade collar—chic crepe de chines—lovely afternoon frocks of satin—georgette in youthful manners—and vel- vet, that very fashion-new material for every one. We sketch but three—but these will give you an idea of their charm and variety. Juxtor Ginus’ SgcrioN, Fourrn FrLoom. Very Specially Priced $ I 65 it $3.25 Amaryllis—a creation par excellence, by Lubin. Distinctive, ex- clusively charming—Amaryllis has that enchantment sought by madame and mademoiselle who set the fashions—an odor of lasting quality that appeals to the woman of aristocratic taste. And, Amaryllis now may be had at these low prices, $1.65 and $325, for sizes that ordinarily sell at a mach higher price. SPECIAL: Djer-Kiss Perfume and Face Powder; both for the price of the perfume, $1.75. Tormer Goops SecTioN, First FLOOR. Don’t forget to help the Travelers Aid Society carry on. It needs $20,000. Women's Rayon Underwear The well-known, long- wearing Munsing make Bloomers and Step-in Chemises, in flesh, peach, orchid, maize and nile; sizes 36 to 46, $1.95. Women’s Step-in Bloomers, in flesh, peach, orchid, maize and nile; sizes 36 to 46, $1.50. Vests; extra-length, in sizes 36 to 46, to match above bloomers, $1, $1.25. Panty-Chemi, 2, with semi-fitting bloomer leg, in peach and nile; some trimmed with contrasting bands; sizes 4 to 9, $2.95. Combination Suits; low-neck, no-sleeve, tight-knee style, with built-up shoulder or camisole top; in peach and flesh; sizes 4 to 9, $2.95, Bloomers, in navy, beige, silver; well rein- forced ; sizes 4 to 9, $1.95. KNt UNDERWEAR SpcTiON, THIRD FLOOR. Belts Are An Important Fall Accessory Leather belts of all sorts are one of the most important accessories of the season— for a clever belt in just the right leather or color can almost “make” the costume. The selection here includes a wide variety of all sorts of attractive new belts—suede, velvet and suede combinations—Galuchat and suede, patent leather, kid, lizard calf and snakeskin calf—with chic buckles to add the finishing touch. 50c to $10 Leatuer Goops SectioN, First FLOOR. Flowers Smarter Than Ever Before And twice as lovely. Every hour of the day - a different flower may blossom on one’s shoulder, adding a gay touch of color or blending with the shade of one’s costume. Or under the artificial night light, artificial flowers will be seen everywhere—a most important accessory. For the coat and street, boutonnieres of violets, gardenias, pansies, fuchsias, cow slips and many other varieties. Also the smart new small glass clusters. 50c to $9.50. For evening, lovely large corsage flowers of fluffy chiffons, feathers, velvets, gold and silver. $1 to $9. ArTiFician, FLower SecrioN, First Froor. Select Your Halloween Costume Now From This Comprehensive Showing All the fun of Halloween is in being well disguised, and that’s just what you'll be if you make your selection—a leisurely selection—now, while the styles are so varied. ~Sateen, cambric and satin are the fabrics of which these clever costumes are made. Adults’ Costumes Mexican Men, $5.75 and $10 Mandarin .... .$6.25 and $8.75 King of Hearts. . ¢ Queen of Hearts. . Black Bottom (for men).. Black Bottom (for women).. Russian Man e Russian Woman.. Patch Clown.. : Old-fashioned .25 and $5.75 Pierrot .. .$3.25 and $9.75 Pierrette . $8.75 i ..$3.75 and $11.75 $3.75 and $10.50 Spanish Wo $3.75 and $10.50 Gypsy Woman. Rabbit Girl .. Flapper Colonial Lady. Vernon Castle. . Spotted Yama... ‘Wooden Soldier. Pirate Man... Pirate Woman.... Children’s Costumes Dutch Girl Dutch Boy.. Robin Hood. . Black Bottom, Bandana Old-fashioned Clown.. Patch Clown, Chinaman ... Devil Spanish Girl.. Spanish Boy.... Wooden Soldier. . Spotted Yama, Pirate Simple Simon Pierette. Red Riding Hood. .., 000000000000 Mexican BOY. .. vvevaosivosssaii Are the Life of the Party Horns ...........5¢ to 15c = Rattlers .. +¢+10c to 25¢ Fancy Crickets..........5¢ Black Cats.....$1.25, $2.75 ""Character False Faces......10c to “Making Things” —takes rank among fashionable pastimes— And, with the Art Embroidery Section showing all sorts of fasci- nating things—ribbons and silks— laces and flowers—paints and what not—and a very competent teacher to show you just how things are done—one may evolve the most de- lightful things for one’s home—and gifts for Christmas—which is really just around the corner. Seeing how it will look when it is finished is fascinating, too—so one finds models of all these delightful things— to inspire and urge ome onm. Quilting is a very smart fashion— and any one who knows how to do a simple running stitch may easily learn quilting; little quilted taffeta pillows with a bit of decoration make charming gifts. Those New Taffeta Bedspreads— may be made to match with the color harmony of every bedroom— they’re simplicity itself, but so very decorative. And ruffled pillows to match may be made with such lovely materials and expert instruc- tion you'll want to make several. Parchment Shades Imitate Spanish Leather— the patterns are sketched on the parchment frame and then one adds the coloring and finish which make such antique-looking shades as the one sketched. Fascinating Dolls— have a smart place in every boudoir these days—and one may choose from a whole gathering of the most bizarre types—and learn how to dress them in the newest modes. Aurora Cone Decoration— m‘:ducu the loveliest things imag- ble—on - silks, velvets, leathers or wood, all sorts of delightful “home” things are made; for in- stance this charming pillow, sketched. Arr EuBromEry SEcTioN, SsvEnTH FLooR. ilo 18]