Evening Star Newspaper, September 8, 1929, Page 52

‘Above: ‘Cashew-nut, soliel hat that gdins distinction by cleverly stitched bands of self material in three con- trasting shades of brown... 10.00. Above: The back-bow ac- «cents this baby bonnet of Granada brown velvet. It is made of cleverly stitched bands of velvet ribbon with an interesting knitted silk forehead insert. ..10.00. Above: Granada brown felt combines with biege jersey in this replica of one of Agnes Fall successes. The back bow motif is supplied by crossing ends of the felt band...10.00. ‘Above: Biege soliel is stitched sunburat fashion in . the back to accent two flat flowers of self material at the nape of the neck. The motif is repeated in tiny turn-back ‘tabs over the ears ‘Above: Agnes designed the original of this Granada velvet turban that ties at the, back of the neck in a graceful bow. Clever drap- ing forma the V line at the forehead: . .10.00. \imi- (Third Floar, The Hecht Co.) Autumn Endows Fall Ensembles Glows Brown 25.00 Ensembles that reflect the very spirit of Autumn. Ensembles of Satin . . . of velvet . . . or of canton crepe. All are the popular three-piece styles. The lustrous satins have the daintiest of chiffon blouses . . . many with filmy jabot fronts. The velvets have satin blouses . . . a very brilliant combina- tion. The canton crepes have those adorable new checked taffeta blouses that are gaining in popularity almost every day. Theré are the new Autumn shades from which to choose . . . the new blues . . . the new browns . . . and the indispensable black. Misses’ and women’s sizes. (Mayfair Shop, Third Floor.) Brown Gleams in New Satin Jacket Frocks 16.50 And waistlines are raised, in accor- dance with the wave of feminism that is sweeping over the country. Sil- | houettes are soft and clinging . . . half revealing curves that have been hidden so long. Deftly fashioned of brown satin. Skirts flare by means of godets and Vee-shaped hiplines. Flesh chif- fon blouses have frilled necklines and ; ‘e?nmnh'lg hemstitching or picoting. There are other equally charming styles with tuck-ins or overblouses. Skirts are:pleated, flared, some flares stitched, some achieved with godets. Jackets are bolero, finger-tip or seven- 'eighth' lenéllu. Sizes for misses and and women. (Third Ploor, The Hecht Co.) %IIHHHI £ I e O b New Footwear Features Brown Kid . . . 8.50 A new Fall one-strap model showsl Java Lizard trimming and a trim Cuban Heel. They are fashion-right . . . color-right . . . and fitright. Widths AAA to C. Sizes 410 8. (Pifth Floor, The Hecht Co.) M Subtle Tones in New Van Raalte Hose, 2.00 You can get 3 pairs for 5.85. Smooth silk chiffon . . . fashioned to flatter a slim ankle . . . with picot tops. In subtle tones to harmonize with Fall’s brown costumes « « . shades include Bedouin Brown, French Tan, Duotone, Merida, Turf Tan and Rose Dijon and others. (Main Ploor, The Hecht Co.) <" Tinted Silk Lace Forms Bertha Collars . . 3.00 Tinted with the brush of Autumn in deep golden ecru just made for brown frocks. Large and graceful . . . always favored by fashion and infinitely flattering. These look equally well on silk or velvet dresses. (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) Vo Autumn Gloves Catch Brown Tints . . . 3.00 Medium tones ‘and darker tomes . . . each pair carefully selected to complete a costume in the reigning deep tans . . . brown. There are tailored novelty and dainty cuff styes . . . some follow the mod- ernist trend. Sizes 5% to 7. (Main Ploor, The Hecht Co.) - New Autumn Singlettes by Van Raalte, 3.00 to 12.95 The single foundation that falls in with the strong feminine movement. Cling- ing gowns cling more, . . « lines are preserved as they were meant to be preserved. Tex . . . others are fash- joned of pure glove silk. In delicate tones of flesh and corgl . . . selected to wear under brown. Sizes 30 to 38. (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) Some are made of V. R. gfl 0 0000000000000 000 Rich Brown Furs Enhance Replicas of Paris Coats, 69.75 Femininity and formality combine to make the keynote for this collection of coats . . . they feature silhouettes that dare to be different . . . flares . . . godets . . . peplums . . . novel collars . « « unique sleeve treatments. All have lux urious fur collars of fox, beaver, badger, amoor coon and other furs of equal popularity. The fabrics are new, as befits coats of this type. (Third Floor, The Hecht Co.) Fur Coats, 150.00 Here again Brown leads the parade in pony, caracul and the soft Lapin (dyed coney). These coats are very swagger with their new flare Johnny collars. There are silver muskrats, combined southern muskrats, too, and other styles and furs too numerous to mention here. (Third Ploor, The Hecht Co.) O 00000 I |InE.... [ECHT F Street at Seventh = . ;