Evening Star Newspaper, November 2, 1927, Page 23

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 2. 1927. HANDBARY THAT SMART PARISIENNES fARRY The newest bags clasp firmly to modernity— 0 Woodward'’s collection of emeralds is known for its stones of rare beauty and for the famous couturiers of Paris have turned : its distinctive and artistic pieces of individual design. Woodward's Fall their attention to clasps of unusual design, as i Exposition Week presents exclusive creations that offer an exceptional seen in this extensive collection. Smart pouch selection. and envelope handbags of every fashionable ; $800 to $8,000 material—with antelope in the lead. P i . An emerald ring mounted in platinum that is $10 to %75 paved with diamonds, $4,200. b e Emerald and diamond bracelet, $4,700. Imported antelope bag with mara- ] " scite clasp, $75. Copy of Lanvin’s Carved emerald and diamond choker, $3,000. “Disc” bag, $15. Copy of Lelong’s : Diadoxps AND FINE JewELRY SEcTION, Frst FLOOR. “Lunette” bag, $27.50. Lestier Goons SectioN, Finst FrLoom. ' A part of Woodward’s notable collection of Fine Jewels Stationery—imported writing paper—desk accessories, that are “different”—hand-tooled Florentine leather — individual book-ends — have been assembled in the Stationery Section for Woodward’s Fall Exposition Week. Hand-tooled Folio, $15 Pair of Book Ends, $32.50 Imported Initialed Paper, $2 STaTIONERY SECTION, FIRST FLOOR. r——— » A * . . : These extensive and exceptionally fine col- / 7 lections now on display in these Sections on the First and Seventh floors are merely sug- i . gestive of the many beautiful things in our HF stocks. There is much merchandise of a character and beauty seldom obtainable. Those who contem- LONDON AT WOODWARDS plate the purchase of Christmas gifts are in- ! 4 Waodtyvard & I&;hr:y;exclusiivemrepre- i X ? sentatives in Washington of essrs. :,lst:f” tof e fiurtiu: / Liberty & Co. of London—offers the same Y me,co RS < beautiful Liberty silks, scarfs, children’s durmg ‘?’ '?Odw?’rd s i f.rocks and novelties that one admires, Fall Exposition Week. 4 i when abroad, in the Liberty shops at London. 50c to $100 Tie and Handkerchief Set........$6 o Peter Pan—an English Doll,......$8 Famous Liberty Silks, yd., $3.50 to $6 g Lierty SECTION, SEVENTH FLOOR. DFFERS GIFTS WITHOUT DUPLICATE From the sunny plains of Italy—from the wind- swept coast of Normandy and every point of the world—come the rare gifts found in the Gift Shop. Lalique glass, La Faune pottery, Tony Sarg novel- ties, Scandinavian and English pewter and Zatzuma pottery are but a few of the gifts offered here. Crystal Tree from France. Lalique Glass Vase G1Fr SECTION, SEVENTH FLOOR. Lamps of individuality have been as- sembled here for Woodward’s Fall Exposition Week. Never have lamps been more unique in style and beauty. Bridge Lamps, Desk Lamps, Reading Lamps, lamps for dressing tables, lamps for console tables and for halls. Flemish iron makes the base of this urusual two-light Torchiere Lamp, with stain- Lamp SectioN, SEVENTH FLOOR.