Evening Star Newspaper, February 27, 1928, Page 24

Rose Descat Alphonsine Rose Valois Le Monnier Marecelle Lely Antoinette Suzelle Lewis THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1928 Tie Pairis Have Coue They have arrived—the new Paris hats, as new in styvle as the labels they bear are famous. Decidedly feminine, the new hats are varied, colorful. \Wood- ward & Lothrop’s collection includes original mod- els from the most important Paris designers—models that show the most important fashions— Le Mon- nier's varnished coiffure turban—copy of Reboux’s shiny celophane hat—Alphonsine’s parabunt!l ban- deau hat—Rose Valois® bracelet hat—Descat’s ban- deau felt—DMlarcelle Lely's shadow hat, “‘Lys Royal” —Antoinette’s “Couteaun.” knife hat—Iewis' shadow veil hat—and the quaintly charming lace and straw inside hatband hat of Marcelle Lely—illustrated—S$43. MiLLINERY SECTION, THIRD FLOOR. Mondmard & Lothrop 10th, 11th, F and G Streets The New Cheney Silk Prints The diversity of subjects of the new prints offers a wide choice of designs and colors in Cheney’s new Spring Printed Silkss—famous the world over. dots on light and dark grounds—geometric Patterned fabrics are more important in the arrangements—Ilace effects over floral prints Spring mode than plain silks. Cheney's silks are animated with the spirit of modern life— —fashionable polka dots—ijelly bean prints— flowers, veritable Burbank magic in silk— and countless others are here for your selec- flowers of modernistic conception—squares, tion. See These Glorious Prints Tomorrow in Frost Crepe Radium Crepe de Chine $3 and %550 a2 yard—40 inches wide BI1Lk SECTION, SECOND FLOOR. L'Echo de Paris Styles ate being Exhibited by the McCall Pattern Co. On Mannequins at 11 A.M. and 3:30 P.M. Each Day This Week Smart New Spring Garments designed by Patou Worth Premet Lelong Doucet Drecoll Miler Socurs Louiscboulanger =~ Beer Martial et Armand and many others Miss Esta Edwards of the McCall Company —will show you how easy it is to reproduce these garments with McCall Patterns. PATTERN SECTION, SeconND FLOOR. Imported English Step-ins Girve a Fashionable Foundation Jor the New Clothes possessed by so ien and envied by so many—is largely the re- it of the correct foundation garment. Never has it Leen so necessary that the foundation garment be ut- terly correct—ior this Spring, with the return to the more feminine type of clothes—frocks are more fitted, v 16 wear clothes smartl the s ette is frankly more feminine. These imported Fnglish girdles offer a wide variety s of the famous Fnglish elastic, o the body suppleness of line and slender ve that are truly feminine, “This elastic ) yer gives perfect body comtrol. “Fhere are honeless models for the very slight ith sufficient Loning to control the est that you be fitted with one of jorted elastic girdles, before you buy your 'S to 30 Oorser Brevion, Twisn Fiom of distinctive mord yields i ! o venent fionre—other Printed Negligees $70 to $15 Prints are so extremely fashionable that they have invaded the boudoir in the shape of smart negligees. Printed crepe de chine and tub silk in a wide variety of colors and designs fashion these charming negligees, with long tuxedo collars of plain colored silk or gleaming rayon. Others have side ties—so very popular. In Every Wanted Color Brocade Rayon Robes, with plain col- ored tuxedo collar and cuffs, $10.50. Necricee Section, Trirp FLooR. Attractively Priced Hat Boxes Black enameled hat boxes, hound in brown, black or tan leather, and in the popular 16 and 18-inch sizes. Well constructed and durable. Priced, $5. Square lat Boxes — that are very smart — of black enamel and Fabri- koid and bound with leather. May be had in 16 and 18-inch sizes. Priced, $10.50. Taaver1nG Gooos Brerion, Finst FLOOR, Colorful Pajamas The kind college girls like 2 %3 Printed sateen, colorful erepes, fignred and stripea rayons and exquisitely dainty handmade batiste, with lovely hand-embroidery. You will really have 1o see them—to appreciate the wide variety of styles and lovely colors Corron Unpeawean Brcrion, Trinn Froon, For the Tea Hour Between 2:30 and 5:30 A Delicious Menu at 75¢ CHICKEN SALAD HOT TEA BISCUITS LAYFER CAKE TEA, COFFEE OR CHOCOLATR Tea Room, Bevewtn Fioon. Ty ExsemBLE in all fashionable versions We sketch but three versions of the fashionable ensemble—but our extensive collections show fashionable theme— every smart variation of this The Wool Coat, with matching skirt and silk or wool blouse The Printed Crepe Frock, with harmonizing wool coat The Two-piece Silk Dress, with matching silk-lined wool coat The Sports Ensemble, with two-piece’ wool dress and wool coat The Dress Ensemble, with silk coat and matching silk dress The Street Ensemble, with wool coat and silk dress The Chiffon and Other Sheer Fabric Ensembles, with sleeveless frock and matching jacket for evening and atternoon A beige street en- semble with a full- length flat tweed coat and a two-tone beige silk dress. Th cout is lined to match the dress, $95. Misses’ COAT SrCTION Tuiro Froor. There in elunive en- chuntment in this fem- inine black chifton wnd handmade Belginm lace afternoon frock, veiled with a black chiffon juoket, $8S, Tue Watnur Roow Tume Froow, A sports ensemble, of natural homespun, ef- fectively trimmed with striped homespun, consists of a Ty-length coat, skirt and sweat- er, $59.50. Misses’ Coar SkcTioN Tumo Froom. This is the same trock, with the chitton jack- of removed -the lave vevealed und entirely sleeveless for dinner and evening wear, $88, Tue Watner Roow Trime Froos. Dainty Crepe de Chine and Satin Chemise, %5 New-styled crepe de chine chemise—fashioned to be worn under the new Spring frocks that follow the new feminine silhouette. There are simple tailored s vet with a sophisticated simplicity, and many lovely feminine lace-trimmed mod- els. In all the newer shades. Sitk UNDERWEAR SECTION First FLOOR. Printed Rufflings and Bias Folds Printed Rufflings are de- lightfully feminine dress- making deta that add a new softne certain fluttering qual flects the new Feminine Mode. These new Ruf- flings of printed silk, edged with plain-color georgette and the bias fold of printed silks — sometimes combined with plain col- ored silk and that match the ruffling—will add in- finite charm and femininity to your frocks. Ruffling, $1.50, $2 yard Bias Folds, $1.50 yard NECKWEAR SECTION First Froor. Net Lisle Hose $1.50 $2 Novelty imported sports hose, in many Bftfafli\'! patterns and colors have arrived in time for the smart womar i irobe. T are not ¢ but when essential to w them to be smart. T new net lisle hose are extremely chic. Hosiery Chests, $1.25 Hosmery Secrion, Fuast Frook. Lovely Trimmed Costume Slips $7.50 $13.75 You will be charmed with these tru epe de chine ume , trime med with exqu ty laces—Irish applique on have delig’ hand embro have lace be and bottor ity have a proof hem. White and pastel CostrMe Stie Srerion Tums Froox This Week We are having a demonstration of Ken-L-Ration Kit-E-Ration Spratts” Fibo Biscuit We are giving free of charge & can of one of these well known pet foods to every adult. In connection with this demonstration, oo, we are showing a litter of Samoyede Puppies From The Landover Kennels Courtesy of Mrs. K. K. Conghlin These famous dogs will not hite humans; all dog lovers should see them. Hrorring (looes SieTion Fornmn Froos