Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1929, Page 58

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 16, 1929—PART 3. BABY PRINCESS SETS PACE [ WITH HER YELLOW COSTUMES||| Let Us Budget ILittle Elizabeth Steals Fash- Your Vacation Wardrobe jon Thunder of Uncle, Come to the new little Travel Budget Bu- . reau on the Street Floor...where our per- Prince of Wales. sonal shopper, Miss Elizabeth Brewster, will thrill you with news of how much you can buy for so very little. She has budgeted these wardrobes: Two Weeks at the Seashore for..$193 Three Weeks in the Mountains. .$275 Your Weeks at the Wdst Coast..$300 Six Weeks in Europe - N s s Nt s T G N N N Heels become more and more provocative inmm Silk Stockings There are grace giving pointed heels, then the chic narrow French version, and finally the novelty dou- ble pointed! All of them allies of smart taste. And all of them ob- tainable in sheerest chiffon at $1-95 the pair 3 pairs $5.70 And in the wanted suntan shades...the deep bronze tone that is high fashion “-5-COURSE SUNDAY DINNER " Roast Chicken with 75C 85¢ Dressing: (Half) Fried Spring Chicken. ... .. Large T-Bome Steak. {Vogue for Primrose Shade Is Reflected by Leading London Shops. 503 12th St. N.W. Mr. HERSHEY Announces the Opening of . His Own | By the ‘Associated Press. | | LONDON, June 15.—Little Princess | Elizabeth is stealing the thunder of her | | popular uncle, the Prince of Wales, by | becoming a fashion leader before she is | Or you may just want to fill in your present ward- robe! Come to Miss Brewster on the Street Floor, adjoining elevators. N N N N N N N N e [CREERON Beauty Z Shop </ 1024 14h ||| Street N.W. (14th & L Streets) Specializing in Eugene permanent wave and a!l branches of deauty culture Advance Appoint- ments may be made by phone after June 12th. Met. 8729 - 614 12th St., Bet. F & G White Felts Small Head Sizes $1.7 Twenty Styles to 3 years old. Primrose yellow is the favored color London is following the style. At the daily baby parade in Kensing- ton Gardens every two out of three small girls are dressed in sunshine shades, varying from palest lime to golden daffodil. Pink, blue and white, the only colors once considered ap- propriate for tiny girls, are out of fashion. ‘The vogue for yellow set by the baby princess is reflected in the baby de- partments of the shops, where yellow is the popular color not only for little folks' clothes, but for bassinets and furniture. Yesterday's white-hung cots, bedeck- ed with ribbons of pink and blue. now are eclipsed by baby beds which are golden dreams in palest yellow silk or muslin, tied with dainty vellow ribbon bows. Bales folks say that they scarcely can keep up with the popular demand | for yellow. “A couple of years ago, if any one wanted yellow things for a baby, we should have had to order them especial- 1y,” said a saleswoman in a Bond street shop. “Now every mother wants some little yellow frocks for her baby girl, and many of them copy the primrose hats and bonnets Princess Elizabeth so often wears.” /in her Spring wardrobe, and all baby | Miss _Elizabeth Parr of 411 Cum- mings lane, Chevy Chase, entertained the President Monroe Chapter, D. A. R., Tuesday evening, June 11, when the chapter gave a handkerchief shower | for Miss Helen Pumphrey, the retiring | regent of the chapter. A brief business meeting preceded the shower and supper. | — §RECE|VE BUSTS OF FLYERS | U. 8. Ambassador to Germany Pre- sents Gift of Chicago Club. BERLIN, June 15 (#).—Bronze busts | of Capt. Hermann Koehl and the late Baron Guenther von Huenfeld were pre- | sented to the ministry of transportation yesterday by United States Ambassador Jacob Gould Schurman in the name of the German Club of Chicago, a delega- tion of which was present. The busts were executed by F. Engelmann of Chi- cago. Leading officials of the ministry, the Lufthansa Aero Club and members Honors Retiring Regent ‘ Cool Hair Hats . for a Woman's Smart Summer .and in gun metal shades that the smartest women are wearing with dark costumes. An extra Gold Stripe Shop in Stoneleigh Courts, 1013 Conmecticut Avenue T N N i N e T N G T i " " = Tomorrow—the day to Buy Jacket Frocks—Special if you could see . . . —the charming fashions —the fine fabrics —the beautiful tailoring $ 3 5 you'd jump at the chance to get these lovely ensembles for of the American colony, attended the ceremony. Minister of transportation Adam Stegerwald welcomed the gift as a sign of German-American friendship and pointed out that in aviation there has been lively interchange of ideas between Germany and America. ¢ Capt. Koehl sent his regrets at being And in a Comfortable Headsize « « « No Matter How Large | held in_Southern Germany by busi- ess. The family of the baron was| $ .00 # | represented by his brother. | 1 e | MUSIC AIDS CHILDREN. And that’s another satisfaction especially All-yellow nurseries also are in de- mand, according to decorators and ‘makers of children’s furniture. This is, indeed, a season of “prim- rose bables.” PERMANENT WAVE 18 Curls A WAVE YOU WILL BE PROUD OF Nestle-Le Mur Indicator used on every head— only machine that uses it. No guess work with the heating. Indicator tells when head is heated. Choose From $12.50 A sheer light-weight hair hat that is as comfortable as can be . . . so light you hard- Iy know you have it on. A wonderful mid-June buy, for already manufacturers are working . on Fall merchandise and gave us re- markable price concessions! These jacket suits bear the hall marks of quality! One glance will tell you that ...and you'll find AR NANRNENNY, PR L S SS S A AR AR AR R AR AR A AR LSS % % S R R | as you know from your own experience # | Tutor Predicts Future Greatness how distressing it is to wear a tight hat! Because of Training. TAMPA, Fla. (#)—The younger gen- eration will grow up to greatness be- | cause of the widespread music instruc- | tion in the public schools, says Harry Grant, music teacher of Hilisborough ! High School here. “Music is a wonderful moralizing force,” Grant says. “Youngsters really interested in music have high ideals. They naturally develop better thoughts by the contact with good music, which brings a stimulus that nothing else can provide.” Boys have entered actively into the study of music with the death of the idea” that it was “sissy” ‘for them to 6% | play, Grant says. —Jacket Frocks of Washable Pique —Jacket Frocks of Washable Crepe —Jacket Frocks of Sheer Georgette Smart New Trimmings on Medium Brims Velvet in leaf designs . .. feather pads in vari-colors . .. and many other smart Paris sponsored trimmings on these lovely hats...in black, navy, suntan, white, —Jackets that match the Frocks Special for white, grey and bleached hair . LUCIE TUCKER BEAUTY SHOP 1220 G St. N.W. Fr. 8093 OPEN EVENINGS —Jackets that contrast with the Frocks on One-Color Millinery Shop—Street Floor —Contrasting Piping Suits —Finger tip Jackets —Seven-eighth-length Jackets —Tailored and Dressy Types —Orchid, green, capucine, sky blue, maize, flesh, off-white We wish every woman who wants an ensemble could see them! By noon there shouldn’t be one left! House & Herrmann “Furniture of Merit” Seventh at Eye e - W omen's Frock Shop—Second Floor Dalton” . . . an all-white kid . . . or com- e 7 A r e ke bination of ite-and-suntan, white-and- black, beige-and-suntan . . . or patent leather-and-dull kid . . . $10. e e - N N N e o S N s T T s i " Tomorrow—you can buy—Special Every Type of Summer Coat $s1650 $20.50 Because every wotian’s smartness is measured by her complete costume these smart 1929 days ...no longer will_one or two coats “do” for a season! Each costume is planned from the coat in...and it's a real joy to find the types one needs for a smart wardrobe at this little price! It took a careful market survey and much ef- fort to geét them, too! And here they are to- morrow. ..the fashion's successes of the season ! 1% 2 R o] a3 Al .hu » QTSR AR Z ‘.S'I'u (A A | g””, OOy “Magnolia” . . . a smart spectator sports ump with vamp lacing . . . all-white calf, geige, morocco-and-brown, brown morocco- and-parchment, sky blue, morocco-and- parchment, apple green morocco-and- parchment. Brilliant Color is the Trend of This Season How decorative they are—what a note on cheerfulness they inject into the home—radiating sunshine and happiness, as the furniture gives comfort and service. Georgette Canton Crepe Flat Crepe Satin Transparent Velvet 169 Smart straightline coats. . . jabot, cape, and scarf collared coats of Georgette in white, suntan, beige, navy, black Crepe de chine, flat crepe, and crepe satin coats ...tucked and with tunic borders. . .wide scarfs The Epitome of Smartness in Summer Shoes $10 Slender-looking graceful footwear, made expertly to accompany the ever-present Summer, 1929 spectator s Three-piece suite of loom woven fiber over a metal braced frame. Finished cafe with brown shad- ing. Spring cushions covered with beautiful floral cretonne. 3- cushion settee, chair and rock- $49.75 @F yeseecctrsasccsscscn Hand woven fiber suite with spring cushions and upholstered backs in attractive cretonne. Apricot shellac finish with blue decoration. 3-cushion settee, chair and rocker Unusuallyattractive suiteof loom woven fiber (pictured above), in decorated caramel finish. Roll arm effect. Comfortable spring cushions, cretonne covering, settee, chair and rocker §79, _&) Stick reed suite most durably constructed with heavy fiber cross ties and heavily braced frame. Orange and green finish effectively applied. Spring seats, upholstered backs, settee, chair and rocker Modernistic stick reed- suite of exceptional beauty and durabil- ity. Spring seats, loose, spring filled cushions and loose cushion backs. Moderne cretonne cover- ing. Settee and two $159.00 Oldivoryand green suiteof heavy stick reed with braided front bands. Arms are equipped with magazine pockets and tumbler holders. Loose cushion seats and backs. Settee and two chairs ..............5197.50 Let us show you the effects in Living Room Suites which we will tailor to your personal order, costume. Monotone or two-tone... shapely cut-outs...sportive lacings ...smart indeed. . .so cool...so light ...so comfortable and only $10. “Deauville Sandals”...on American lasts + » » parchment-and-brown lacing . . . beige- and-brown kid. JELLEFF'S ¢ F STREET ¢ ...stitched collars brown ..... Smart crepe satin and Caton crepe coats. . .crepe Faislle coats...Dracina Satin coats. ..in flare, jabot, cape, and scarf styles...black, navy, and beige ... $29.50 Georgette pe coats wil Feorge linings ..jabots, and velvet bow collars........ $29.50 Transparent velvet coats in dressy wraps. ..cape coats. . .shoulder bows. . .straightline coats with tuxedo collars or stitched collar...black, pink, green, pansy, sky blue, royal blue, beige, maize, brown, and Spanish red.... eee..$29.50 Women's Sizes 36 to 44 Coat Shops—Third Floor JELLEFFS 4 F STREET » Just 24 hours to repair your Silk Stockings by the Knitbac' method — Runs “are rewoven flawlessly without any-thread—- 250 up. Our Doormen. 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