Evening Star Newspaper, November 25, 1929, Page 21

N\ (zf)WARD &1L The Christmas StOre e el The New Silhouette in FROCKS for Thanksglvmg Holidays Two Outstandzng Groups for Women and Misses $1650 MISSES’ FROCKS . . . youthful affairs that adore the longer skirts, the higher waistlines, the “Princesse” feeling of Fashion. Flat crepes, chiffons, crepe de jeurs, and a new soft canton cre| create a femininity for street, afternoon, bridge, matinee and the tea dance. WOMEN'S FROCKS . . . light-weight worsteds are pamcularly well liked for out-of-doots wear under fur coats . . . and new flat crepes, for their brighter colors that go to tea and bridge. The new silhouette comes into its own. You Are Invited to Meet Marietta Minnigerode Andrews —who will be in our Book Department Tuesday afternoon, November 26, from 3:30 until 5: 30, to autograph her new book— " “Scraps of Paper” Tre Book Store, AIsLEs 23-25, First FLOOR. . Colorful Smocks, $3-95 Have you not some friend who delights in daubing in things artistic—she will delight in one of these artistic smocks. New smocks are more charming than ever—prints more amusing. The Fox Hunt, New Amsterdam Animal Print, Balloon and Chinese prints, and old-fashion quilt Chintz Prints are smartly tailored. Sizes 16 to 42. Swmocks, Tuip FLOOR. Bright fur - coat shades, white and evening pastels, the new lighter colors. Black and navy. MISSES’ FROCKS . . . youth likes the newer and more feminine canton and flat crepe| for daytime, the chiffons and sheer crepes for afternoon teas and dancmg and the formal satins, taffetas, chiffons, and crepes for “after six.” Decidedly new are the longer frocks with the even hemlines . . . many, however, reach fashion’s depth by dips and drapes. All knaw the importance of higher waistlines, belts and feminine bows. WOMEN'S FROCKS . .. these feminine fashions choose gleaming satins, cantons, failles and soft flat crepes to. express the New Silhouette. \Clever tuckings accent higher waistlines; bows bring attention-to fashion sleeves, side drapes and tiers become' a part of graceful, moulded lines. ‘WOMEN'S AND Misses’ FROCKS, Tams Fioon. Leather Jackets, $16-5 For the sportswoman who is helpless without her leather jacket—why not a smart, new one from you. It may be in black, red, green, blue, gray or brown, with raglan or set-in sleeves. Or perhaps a suede wind- breaker in tan or.gray; zipper or button styles. Other Leather Coats. .$19.50 to $65 -Sfl;lllwm, ‘Trimp FLOOR. Wool Jersey, 32 v For those fur coat frocks Wool jersey is proving its merits. - In a group of bright colors. Covert, too, is a smart fabric when one is consider- ing a fur coat frock. AIn gray, oxblood, green, navy, brown, lavender, red and tan, $3 yard. ‘WooLrens, SecoNn FLoOR. . Philippine Gowns Of Gift Quality 52.50 Of our own fine nainsook, sent by us to the Philippines and embroidered ex- pressly for us. A wide variety of em- broidery styles, in white, white with pastel shades and in pastels. With round, vee and square necks. Other Philippine Gowns......... $1.95 Corron UnpErwear, Trmp FLOOR. Cutting 'and Fitting j —a popular service A service especially in demand since the new fashions have appeared—for they do complicate sewing. However, your sewxng problems are solved here at a nominal cost, with complete satis- faction. Phone for appointments. Minimum charge, $3. . ' CurrinG axp FrrTinG, Seconp FLOOR. Rayon Underthings Hand Embroidered Now your rayon undies boast of hand embroidery—these are especially proud of the gay little flowers in bright col- ors. Others, if you prefer have insets of cream lace. All are in pastel shades. IVons ..o $125 Bloomers ... Panties .........$150 Bandesux KN UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR. Youngsters’ Zip-on Suits k d pr,::ariz?it;:uoz;sy $ 10075 Now, restless youngsters and anxious mothers can avoid A Black Frock s . Smart for Afternoon F or Little and Large Women The graciousness of black for afternoon makes it perennially a smart, outstanding fashion. Particularly lovely are the frocks in black Woodward & Lothrop has assembled for women who wear special sizes. Of chiffon, georgette and crepe “—each frock fashioned to give slender lines—or longer lines. New features are the jeweled sleeve, the beaded neckline and the beaded sleeve. Many have touches of lace. ; 33950 to $69:50 of Extreme . Distinctibn From The Walnut Room A composite of Fashion’s latest notes—embodying the elegance of black velvet; the grace of the dipping hemline; the chic of the lapin tuxedo—shawl collar, and the ultra-modern, and equally becoming, bow on the left shoulder. The wrap is lined in eggshell crepe. Priced at.. .$95 scenes of struggling to button coats and leggings—for with Zip-on Suits, one tug, and out-of-doors they may go. Zip- on Suits are so comfortable and practical in other ways, for they are warm and sturdily made of suede cloth. Included are windbreaker with knitted jacquard band, and leggings. In copen, navy, red, green, reindeer, camel and brown. Sizes 2 to 6. Helmets to match, $1.95. JUVENILE APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR. Baby’s Carriage Robes, 5 Each Robe Finished With Fringe No stroller is complete without one . . . and they add a sporting note especially appropriate for malcuhnn——m tan and gay plaids. InraNts’ FURNISHINGS, Fouate Froon. BSrrciAL Srzx Frocxs, Tamp FLOOR." Taz WALNUT Roow, Txmp FLOOR. Women's F ine Shoes Reduced 25 to 50 Per Cent At $7.50—27 pairs white crepe pumps; 25 pa.in gold kid regent $7 50 Were $10 to $12.50 opera pumps; 24 pairs black satin regent opera pumps. pumps; 19, pairs silver kid regent metal pumps; 75 pairs genuine liz- ard and alligator, strap and oxford models; 60 pairs tan calfskin pumps, strap and step-in models. At $9.75—50 pairs patent and gun- $ 9 7 5 * Were $13.50 to $20 ‘WomeN's Snoes, Tump FLOOR.