Evening Star Newspaper, October 19, 1927, Page 23

=] SHINGTON, D. €., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1927.° [ ———————————— WASHINGTON DRIVE PLANNEDFOR .. M opdmward & Lothrop Fess Announces Proposed‘ Campaign to Foster Interest Phone Main 5300 10th, 11th, F and G Streets VCIOUI‘S in Father of Country. | $ 1 2.50 - e BRI | Plans for a Nation-wide movement to awaken among all Americans a mew interest in the life and achieve. ments of George Washington will be 00 ar S & !the executive committee of the com- mission in charge of the celebration of | the 200th anniversary of the birth of | the patriot in 1932, ! it | | Women's Hosiery Service Annual October m:;:{:"f:r’ the purpose of stimulating Our newly enlarged Hosiery Section on the first floor is now 1] 1! h ho he co t ¥ < ” e . ika age . » Boarn miore ehout ‘the Father of Hisl arranged to better serve you and offers hetter facilities for O a 4 V e I l Tn this conneetion Scustor Fess e vour comfort and ease in selecting hosiery. You will find f vealed ' today that has 3 ' : . Jane Wandl's new velours finen SO 6y R commission 1) our famous and exclusive Jane Wandl and Granite Hose— $ 50 $ 50 $ demiepitiia 7 cating that orizinal ors of 5 i i g0 4 g r S ively smart in Gen. Washington. mans_generations | the popular Onyx Pointex Ilose—sports hose and our other 59‘ 9. 1 l Titavanidrevt with faahion B e fine makes so grouped to make hosiery shopping a real pleas- notes that one instantly Prof! Albert Bushmell Hart: Historian ure in our new section. These are some of the additional Igeogiuedl sanc BhIC nf the rummlsicmn. I:\hilehh'e ¥as i ; z v P inspiration. The model England recently making historica catures— t A e h intc th logy of the Wash 8 § F {'.’.Effin (:'r;nl'\xe SR . ] Xcep Iona' a ues slashed brim that is dash- 't | he greater par! P 5 . of 193 :«fl;‘:l\:s“S':;y"!:\ I-:Tx;sf:x;d.‘f‘;vn-— i - i mxflfflcr‘r:s';d 1‘n fl;_n, frnrt\t 1 vhich ti e visited more than . / s S S to elimmate T A New Fashion Notes For Misses—Women—Larger Women ihe behaenticely ton family, and succeeded in tracing ’ ) X ks b meaye throughian inplsoker chalg No longer is hosiery just a “pair of stockings,” but Many other Styles, O oins back. wtill further, Senator an essential part of the costume. Smart:ess see{{_\s . ‘;.]"th fip}g, Brims and ¥ess said, Prof. t_veported that to concentrate in the heels—which may be metallic The luxurious furs i3 1 1 1 an inched and i e e | s e luxurious furs rim these hand- ;::‘l‘"y:rd T;:::mfn 1183 ‘rnp:e:\l:‘lll‘r:n n. | for evening—a slenderizing Vee—a shadowy uxurious furs t‘hat t t C a Tucked Crowns— In Hertburn bought land in Weasington | slanteel heel—a slim point—a new Jane Wandl nar- some coats—the soft suede-finished and Most Fas hionable ¢ that place for his name, Ac- 3 : f dtinckth Bamator Feas: rror iart | o :e;_ll—a smart contrasting - if‘;;aé:‘r{ broadcloth materials—the unusually i Colors. in of the belief that this was the source | etche eur de Lys—or fine open clocks 2 SR ot L et MILLINERY SeeTioxN, THIRD FLOOR. BT aton Ry ! up chiffon-sheer French hosiery—and net lisle “goes smart sty les—the excellent ‘1“31“." the Details Not Studied. iitorisport” The Bicentennial Commission has 3 5 ; not yet gone into the detai e event outstanding. You will be sure to form of the celebration in 193: Sena y ] t tor Fess sald the thought is io have . find a coat to suit you in one of these the executivé committee turn its at- New Types of HOS!C!’Y o 4 tention firet to & program deszigl;;(_l ;\o} get all Americans reading and think- : TR e i Then, there have been hosiery problems—now ;:1‘3 e Trlm‘i’::lrssa:\ \a ‘oboerved. solved in new long-length hosiery for tall people— One sfep in the irl:n. Sex\al:l‘:thesfl French wool underhose, for chilly, ‘glnt;yhdal)':; #aid, is to have the American Library h i tra sizes—English sleep- it in prepar and wool underhose, in extra si ) i ; Association co-operate in preparing a z 1 3 t lists of books on Washington and as- ing socks—new finer-gauze service hose in Granite Radyt:éa.hvelorla, Broada Laine, Kashmir-tweed e inigmiiatiog! cakdung o euch make, with just as long-wearing qualities, but 2 and Cashmere. wvolumes. “Another suggestion is the publica- finer appeargnce—and short, cuffed sports socks, to flon of & Woskite o the lice of WWash. wear over silk hose to keep one warm for skating ington, and the manuscript for such | " a booklet is being prepared by Dr.| and other sports. i g . oyt a8 Hart. | acul, Jap fox, dyed fitch, beaver, Marmink, brown “Prof. Hart." Senator Fess contin- | ) ued, “is proceeding now to go about for s sHolCAkin, v, i representative 5 [ v Sseeiag epessentiiny Best Fashion Makers and laying before them the aims of | ;:,!:n!" E;\’or::\";n‘:hgm ;::mx'f“hmm" | You will find the best fashion hosiery rpakers hgve COIOFS“B. lack, that is de- Two Lines of Publication. contributed their finest to make our Hosiery Section cidedly smart; gray, TWhen the executive committee exceptionally fine in merchandise as well as service. Mocha, cnf;-au-latt, Java and sheen of the lovely ma- meets here in December or January Exclusive Granite, Jane Wandl, McCallum, Gordon, other fashionable shades of terial makes these slips :fn:'lyzc?r?: "r’.?.’u?é’;’n“m'a'f"{?&“{ifii; Onyx Pointex, Morley (English) and W. & L. brown and tan. especially desirable for extremely low prices—all make this of publications be compiled as fol- " French imports offer you the finest in hosiery. Milheitlgiayhnbulioilcaat evening wear—but they A Very Special Offer “Silver Sands” Costume Slips $.95 Fabrics—include broadcloth, New Zelia, velour alina, Suc de cloth, suede, tweed, The identical slips that have former- ly sold at a much higher price We have received a special shipment of the fine qual- ity Silver Sands costume slips at a concession that enables us to offer them to - vyou at this low and attrac- tive price. The metallic Fyrs—include the most popular of the season— Jows: One, the public works of B " FLoon. o are also as popular for Washington, _including all ot his |} Hosmery Secrion, Fmst FLooR. e g | with unusually flared b i g speeches, letters and general orders. | . 2 ith il front, richly trimmed wi Navy Black Blue Tan which would comprise probably 0 ek 118 iy » s, : 2 - umes: two, a Washington serle pointed opossum, Marron Glace Chin Chin Maize White Flesh Blue includinz separate volumes on vari- For Your Convenience, We Have Established a Hosiery Sec- i Other coats, $59.50, $89.50 Cosrume Suie SgcTioN us phases of the patriot’s life, prob- 2 - . . #hiv'in 15 volumes. tion Adjoining the Women’s Shoe Section, Third Floor—Here ) and $115. f TH1rp FLOOR. “We hope," said Senator Fess. “to | . . ‘o nbtaxr.'th:om:r-uonlnc the sehools.| Jane Wandl, McCallum and Other Fine Makes May Be Selected volleges and universities throushout J . : the land to help establish this rv-é in Shades to Match Your Shoes. newed interest in the Father of His Covntry by means of debates and essaye, “The aim is to revive an intelli- gent interest in this outstanding fiz- t tire of American history. 1am afraid that as fime goes on people might 4 : oiherwise forger what Washington | ! 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