Evening Star Newspaper, October 6, 1928, Page 5

WoobpwaARD & LotHrop || WOODWARD & LOoTHROP 10™ 11™ F axp G STREETS The Fall Bride's Gifts should be selected here. You will enjoy shopping here, where there is such a great variety of gift objects . . ..The Fall Bride will cherish gifts from here, for she knows they are ex- pressive of the highest regard . ... We enjoy serving your gift needs, for we take especial pride in sug- gesting and showing the appropriate gift articles. Pictured in the Column - at the Left Brass Desk Sets, $35 This S-piece set will be a fitting com- plement of the Bride's living or writing room. Inkwell, letter opener, letter file, blottér and pad; all handsomely carved. Other Desk Sets, §8.50 to $50. Book Ends, $8 Pair Two of these studious old monks will guard well the books on her table. Otker Book Ewds, $5 to $15 pair. SrationEry, First FLOOK. Sterling Vases, $20 A lovely design, further enhanced with an engraved floral design. Water Pitchers, $45 This, too, is sterling silver in a very good weight and a fine style. Vegetable Dishes, $40 Two pieces, each of them sterling silver, and in a plain pattern. SiLvErware, First FLOOR. Console Mirrors, $7.50 ‘This semi-Venetian style will make an especially cherished gift; daintily etched at the top. Mimrors, Sxxt FLOOR. Moderne Lamps, $32.50 One of these unusual. lamps is shown. We have many other styles, too, all in the “moderne” manner and imported from France. Others, $9.50 to §50. Laumps, SeveNTH FLOOR. Urn Sets, $27 This new LaSalle pattern urn set will make a splendid gift for Brides who like to entertain. The sugar, cream, urn and tray aré all highly nickeled. Watfle Irons, $20 This De Luxe Iron is in an “Old Eng- lish” pattern of unusual beauty. An- other Style of Waffle Irom, $15. EvgctricAL AppLiances, Firre FLOOR. Pictured in the Column at the Right Lalique Vases, $18 These lovely glass vases, one of them shown, are our own direct importation from France. Other Lalique Glass, $6.50 to $125. Danish Vases, $12:50 One of these colorful pottery vases from Denmark will make the Bride's \ living room or hall very attractive. Other Danish Pottery, 52 to $12.50. Garr Suor, SEVENTH FLOOR. Vanity Sets, $35.75 The atomizer, perfume bottle and van- ity box shown ‘are in the very new “moderne” manner; black and silver. Other Modernistic 3-Piece Toilet Sets, $42.50 1o $55. Noverry JeweLRy, First FLOOR. Table Cloths, $12.50 These Madeira embroidered cloths are especially suitable for the new oblong tables; the S4x72-inch size. Hemstiched Table Sets* $11 and $12:50 These are very new sets. At $lI, a 68x68 cloth and six 20x20 napkins; at $12.50, the cloth measures 68x86, the six napkins are 20x20. Linens, Seconp FLOOR. o Pottery Vases, $2.75 ‘This colorful Japanese piece shown will lend a cheering note to the Fall home. One style of many at this price, $2.75. Japanese Pottery, $2 to §5. New Flower Bowls, $3 This lovely domestic design with its soft colorings and floral pattern is a particularly fine gift piece. Cnina, Firte FLOOR. 2-Piece Bed Scts, $22.50 A pillow and spread of rayon satin with 2 self-figured ign. The color range inctudes rose, nile and orchid. ARt EMBROIDERY, SEVENTH FLOOR. Banjo Clocks, $17-50 Seth Thomas clocks are ever desirable, and this odd little style is particularly popular for gifts. It fits equally well into the Bride's hall, living room or boudoir. Crocks, First FLOOR. Tea Wagons, $29.50 This well-appointed tea cart, 50" nicely finished in a rich shade of brown, will mtke a very desirable wedding gift. Coffee Tables, $20 to $45 FurNITURE, SIXTH FLOOR. From Shanghai come these crepe de chine gowns and pajamas of such finesse and with such exquisite handiwork, that their beauty is indescribable. Gowns, $25 (one sketched) Such lovely gowns as these could come only from the Orient—with finest hemstitching and em- broidery. White, flesh and peach. Others, $15 to $40. Pajamas, $25 to $40 Finished with dainty net, fine laces, embroidery and hemstitching—in peach, flesh and white. Swiss Appenzell-Embroidered Lingeric Lovely Swiss appenzell-embroidered yokes and edgings come from Switzerland to beautify this lingerie. It is fashioned of beautiful quality crepe de chine—the gowns with appenzell-em- broidered yokes of georgette or crepe de chine. Gowns, $7.95 (one sketched). Others, $5.95 Chemise, $5 Step-ins, $2.95, $3.95 Dance Sets, $3.95, $5 SiLk UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.. This type of Philippine lingerie is exclusive - at Woodward & Lothrop—for we send our own fine quality nainsook to the Philippines where it is made by hand into this lovely lingerie, that insures finer and longer-wear- ing Philippine lingerie. The charm of our Philippine lingerie lies in its perfection of detail—for each lovely gar- ment is fashioned by the skillful fingers of expert needlewomen, to whom embroidery is an art. Pajamas—First Time Shown, $3 This is the first time we have shown these patterns of Philippine pajamas—of fine nainsook in these shades—green, peach. pink, blue and white, with contrasting ap- plique. Gowns, $2:50 Beautiful handmade gowns, in white, flesh, nile and peach, -with self or contrasting hand-embroidery. Others, $1.75 to $3 Philippine White Chemise, $1-95 CotToN UNDERWEAR, SECOND FLOOR. These negligees are the kind of exquisite creations that will delight the heart of a bride. Every woman will adore the more feminine trend in negligees, with the grace- ful lines that follow the new silhouette. The Circular-Flared Negligee—of brocade satin, with a circular-flared sleeve and skirt and flattering marabou trimming, $30. The Negligee, with uneven hemline. . ..$25 The Bloused-back Crepe de Chine Negli- gee i The Satin Negligee, with flowing chiffon 0107 (2 R s A R R e $40 The Brocade Velvet Negligee The Negligee, with tassel Others, $10.50 to $150 Lounging Pajamas, $20 This colorful printed satin pajama suit is typical of our collection that include; and three piece models of plain and p satin. Others, $15 to $25 Necuienzs, THIRD FLOOR. As it has been said that only one figure in every two hundred and fifty is perfect—the rest depends on corsetry. Modern corsetry serves to mould the perfect silhouette—to beautify the not-quite-perfect figure. There may be a slight overdevelopment here or there—at thigh—hip—bust—or dia- phragm. All of these figure faults may be casily corrected. The smartness of your attire can be assured by the right foundation and the lines of your best frock need not be lost. : A Woodthrop Combination, with a supple boneless girdle of silk brocade and elastic, with brassiere top of lace over crepe de chine, $25. A Woodthrop Side-fastening Girdle, of lustrous, double-faced satin, with silk elastic —and removable boning, $16.50. French Bandeaux, of lace and silk, with the new French line, $3.50. Corsers, THIRD FLOOR.