Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1929, Page 30

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. TUESDAY. MAY 21~ 19295 WoonpwARD X LoTHROP 107" 11™* F axp G STREETS WooDWARD & LLoTHROP All This Week—Demonstration of 10™ 11™™ F axD G STREETS University Exerciser and Reducer Conducted by an expert from the factory. Talks daily from 11 to 1, and 3:30 to 6 o'clock on “Health by Means of Vibration.” SPORTING Goops SECTION, FOURTH FLOOR. i \ Graduates - + Gifts for These are the gifts graduates like—gifts that they may treasure throughout life. Elgin Strap Watch, 15- jewel movement; gold filled PINE JEWELRY, FIRST FLOOR. High School Class Book— with covers in Washington High School colors. . .$4.25 StaTioNERY, ASLE 2 Frnst FLOOR. Waterman Fountain Pen and Pencil Set, in wanted colors anddifferent pen points.$7.50 StaTioNERY, AISLE 2 Finst FLOOR. Boxed Letter Paper, in light blue with lined envelopes in modernistic design. 24 sheets .. :......$1.50 box StATioNERY, AISLE 2 Fmst FLOOR. Not Sketched A wide assortment of Frames, appropriate for framing grad- uates’ pictures, $1.25 to $39. Framrs, Aisie 5, First FLroor. Gifts for The Bride Gifts that last throughout the years—gifts that always keep fresh the spirit of gift- giving—such are these; smart gifts for the bride's home. Sketched—Solid mahogany- top end table; with rack for MAEATINEE asv s o0 ovion $7.50 Sketched—Maple tilt-top ta- $13.50 FURNITURE, SIXTH FLOOR. Sketched—Girandole repro- duction of an old Colonial Mirror Other Mirrors. ...$5 to $200 MirRoRs, SIXTH FLOOR. Magazine Racks, $3.25 to $20 Tea Wagons, $24.50 and $35 Coffee Tables....$10 to $55 FurNITURF, SIXTH FLOOR, Gifts to “Shower”’ *'The Closet Shop™ just revels in suggesting them. Bits of loveliness that use their own gayety and color to brighten up the bride's wardrobe. Footwear Cabinets; for shoes and hosiery Nest-of-three Hat Boxes, $3.50 Nest-of-three Suit Boxes, $4.25 Suit Boxes; with drop BEORER & o0 o5 seutets o B $4.50 Hat fronts S-compartment Booteries, $6.75 8-compartment Booteries, $8 12 compartment Hosiery 6-compartment Hosiery Velvet Hangers; colors. . 50c Velvet Slipper Tips, pair, 75¢ Velvet Hat Stands....$1.25 Week-end Box Croser Suor, SeventH FLOOR, ” Annual Special Selling Frocks for Larger Women Bt Y16 Fabrics Printed Crepes Washable Crepe de Chine Plain and Printed Georgette Styles Sleeveless Frocks With Jabots With Long Sleeves w}'qth E]‘_:l!f i ecklines 1‘;;.‘1;:': I:r.“ks With Bows (':‘] S With Circular OB Skirts In Two-piece styles Bordered Prints In the W alnut Room Cool printed chiffon ensembles, with longer coats, will be smart for after- noon wear and country club dinners throughout the Summer, according to fashion reports. They are shown here in $50 and $65 ditinctive new prints and smart models. ‘Tre WaLxur Room, Trimp FLOOR. Light-Weight Hats for Summer Trips Bakou and ballibuntl are two well- liked and smart straws for travel hats—for their lightness and their fashion importance. In chic models—with the $15and $18.50 “fherman® back or cloche brim. Mivrixery, THIRD FLOOR. Batiste and Handkerchief Linen Lingerie Notes Nothing is quite as smart as the “lingerie touch” for Summer frocks and sports—especially when of ba- tiste or handkerchief linen. In collar sets, bertha collars and guimpes with $2t0'88:90" ur s e T broidery. NeckweAar, AisLe No. 15, First Froor, Wy gy e e B NEW JUMMER DRESS - FAJHIONS $ I 6.50 $29.50 Annual Selling—that offers the Woman Who is Not Slender— Summer and Vacation Frocks at Two Very Special Prices This collection of two hundred and ffty frocks repre- sents the maximum in style, fabric and tailoring at these prices. The best styles in larger sizes, with ample ease at bust, arms and hips—and with lines that create the illusion of slenderness and youthful dignity. The modes were chosen for their becoming- ness to the larger woman, as well as for their fashion importance and excellence of value. Sizes 42% to 50% 8prciaL S1ze Aprarrr, THIRD FroOR. Three Important Summer Bags The new Summer styles are gay as the season itself. Of raffia, wash- able white kid and woven straw, combined with leather. Underarm and pouch styles. Sketched—raffia pouch— $3 white back-strap pouch—and woven straw pouch, each, $3. Leatrer Goons, Aisie No. 6, Fmst FLOOR. These Newest Pajamas are —casual —colorful This newly - arrived group of new collegiate pajamas proves how charmingly modern pa- jamas can be in their very daring color com- binations — their very modern designs. And so completely un- usual and modern are they that every fash- ionable will want a pair or so. Of flat crepe and tussah silk, $25 to $35. PasamAs, THIRD FLOOK. At $29-50 Fabrics Washable Crepes Lace Printed Crepes Plain and Printed Chiffon Plain and Printed Georgette Styles Jacket Frocks With Cape Backs Street and Daytime With Tiered Skirts Frocks With Uneven Afternoon Frocks Hemlines Evening Frocks With Jabot and " Drape With Detachable With Surplice , Sleeves Front Every Youthful Wardrobe has a Sun Suit Just because some famous doctor discov- ered that sun was good for babies’ bones, the vogue of suntan had its beginning in the nursery. These Wool Sun Suits are designed to give babies the benefit of a great deal of sun, And they are shown in many gay shades. Sizes 2 to 6 years, $1.50. Sleeveless Playsuits For I Juveniles Parks and sandpiles will see some very important fashions soon, and outstanding will be the youngsters in their sleeveless playsuits. Of cool cotton, with printed waists and plain trunks, $1. JuvesiLe Apparer, Fourtr FLOOR.