Evening Star Newspaper, September 13, 1928, Page 32

T R A T Xt on aa Ze - .THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 13. 1928~ elvel--fromihe viewpoint of cthll Every dav sees Velvet still more firmly entrenched as the season’s most fashionable fabric—favored for gowns of every color at every desired price. Here are modish gowns of Velvet in the season’s four leading colors—Black, Harvest Brown, Moderne Blue and Guava Red. With each we present a group of correct accessories in matching or harmonizing shades—so that the ensemble effect of your costume may be correct as the fabric and color of your new Fall gown. Harvest Brown Velvet, $16.50 Graceful scarf and facing of beige geor- sette make for har- mony in this frock. The Hat Banded with gold- en sequins, tight-fit- ting, flattering is this brown velvet hat. $5.00 (Third Floor.) Silk lined and with a jeweled clasp is this black ante- lope bag. $10.00 (Main Floor.) White kid, with black wrist- let. $4.50 (Main Floor.) tin cut in 36 - inch strands $6.00 Main Fioor.) An 1. Mil- ler shoe. At- tractively ruckled $14.50 (Fifth Ploor.) Exclusive lines found only at The Hecht Co.: I. Miller Shoes, Sealpax. Printzess Coats, Menihan Arch Aid Shoes and Dobbs Hats, \ hag of Brown velvet Exquisitely fitted; cor rect for afternoon or evening. $4.95 (Main Floor.) Picot tops, attractive glace kid. $3.00 (Main Floor.) square cut. $3.00 (Main Floor) In brown kid and suede, high- heeled. $6.00 (Pifth Floor.) Black Trans- parent Velvet $49.50 Simplicity of line, perfection of design and material mark this frock. (Third Ploor.) The Hat $12.50 Soleil cleverly draped and flashing rhinestomes distin, puish this import from Austria. (Third Floor.) If you prefer to make your own frocks Every New Shade of TRANSPARENT VELVET $5 95 Colors as rich as those seen in a stained-glass window are found in the deep pile of this velvet. As a dress fabric it needs little ornamentation. Guava Red Harvest Brown Burlwood Moderne Blue English Green Black Black Chiffon Velvet $2 95 Black chiffon velvet of fine quality may bhe used as successfully in a queenly gown, a robe de style or a frock of piquant vouthfulness. For Sale in the New Daylight Fabric Section on the Fifth Floor The velvet dress sports Lace Neckwear $1.95 to $4.95 Princess Astrid Lace For the velvet gown nothing is loveliet than collars and cuffs of this delicate lace. Alencon Lace Is especially good with velvet ... deep yokes of it, or vests or berthas. Irish Lace As well as net and val conspire to enhance the beauty of the vel- vet ensemble. In collars and cuffs or fronts. 2 (Main Ploor.) and rhinestone ornaments *1 to %5 Rhinestone Pins For the drapery at the side of the skirt or shoulder or neck. Pins artfully designed, some representing fruit or flowers. Rhinestone Buckles Exquisitely set in plated silver in square, round or oval designs. (Maln Floor.) Antelope back- strap hag. shell or self frame. $4.95 (Main Floor.) Self stitch- ing. $3.00 (Main Floor.) Choker of rock cry- stal with rondels. $5.00 (Main Ploor.) Cleverly @ developed in Guava red suede. $8.00 Fifth Floor.) Moderne Blue I'ransparent Velret Softlyblo us ed waist, swathed hip line, proclaim the smartness of this blue T 83930 (Third Floor.) The Hat $10 Blue velvet hat with gleaming rhinestones to harmonize with the blue velvet dress. (Third Floor.) Guava fed Printed Veivet 825.00 Artistic inspiration of Nm'fl The Hat Black velvet, sug- gesting the beret. Amazingly chic, $5.00 (Third Floor.) A clasp « Mo d ernc blue adern the bag « grey calf. $10.00 (Main Floor Gloves of grey with strap at wrist. $4.00 (Main Floor.) Sapphire crystals set in chain of heavy sil. ver. $7.50 (Main Floor ) Blue kid, with Span- ish heel . . . by I Miller. $14.50 (Pifth Ploor.) Visit the new sunlight Piece Goods Section where you may see, by daylight, o fabrics in their true shades and textures.