Evening Star Newspaper, March 28, 1930, Page 20

Little Girls’ Frocks Have Fashions All Their Own Fashions all their own—yet reflecting *“‘grown-up” fashion notes in irresist- ibly smart miniature editions. Now small Daughter wears the higher waist- line—just like Mother—and her Frocks show a grown-up preference for polka-dots . . . pouf sleeves . . . capes . . . and bows. Mt e Bows and Sashes . . . Printed Dimity—a crispy organdy sash marking the ety Linen — red, green or blue, with smart white polka. dots. The highe waisted sash ties in a bj bow in back. Sizes = A\ .E'}nmmk High W aistlines and Capes . .. Linen — green or blue. ‘The very high waist, the eape, the cap sieeves—all are the high points of Spring fashion. Sizes 7010 coirneree. 9875 White linen — hand-em- broidered in blue. A * very smart style, achiev- ing its high wai with embroidery. es 71010 .0iviennee. 3878 Polka Dots and Prints . . . Handkerchief linen — in Printed linen—in orehid, green or rose. The high- waisted belt_ties the side. Sizes 7 to 14, $8.75 Lingerie Frills and Flared Skirts . . . Handkerchief linen—with the ultrs-smart lingerie touch of plested organdy collar cuffs. Sizes Ttold............5750 . Printed pique, so smart for Spring—flared by five godet inserts. In brown, reen to 14 . Arransl, FoUrTR FLOOR. Jovewne Gmis’ Arrarer, FOURTE FLOOR. T 19 ARMY BOMBERS REACH CALIFORNIA Langley Field Planes Arrive in Riverside on Way to Sacramento. By the Associated Press. MARCH FIELD, RIVERSIDE, Calif., March 28.—Nineteen Army bombing planes of the 2d Bombardment Group Squadron, Langley Field, Va, and a transport plane carrying air officials from Washington arrived here yester- day from El Paso, Tex. The planes are en route to Sacra- mento, Calif,, for the national air ma- neuvers. ‘The planes will leave for Mather Field, Sacramento, Sunday or Monday. The maneuvers take place next month. Twenty-nine planes from the 3d At- tack Group at Fort Crockett, Galves- ton, Tex., en route to the maneuvers, remained overnight at San Antonio. SENATORS DEPLORE | INDIAN CONDITIONS Frazier and Thomas Visit South Carolina Catawbas on Survey. By the Associated Press. ROCK HILL, S. C., March 28.—What was termed ‘“deplorable conditions” among the Catawba Indians, living on a reservation 9 miles below Rock Hill, were noted yesterday by United States Senators Lynn J. Frazier, North Da- kota, and Elmer Thomas, Oklahoma, who visited the settlement yesterday after- noon. ‘The visit by the members of the Senate committee on Indian inves- tigation was the result of a recent move by Senator Blease, South Carolina, to have the Federal Government take over the upkeep of the tribe. ‘The Senators said a full report would be submitted on their return to Wash- ington. The Senators came here from Char- Asheville, N. C. They left last night for Florida, where conditions among the Seminoles will be investigated. o Willys Buys Rare Tapestries. NEW YORK, March 28 (#)—John W. Willys of Toledo, Ohio, American Ambassador to Poland and former Fluruidenz of the Willys-Overland Co., purchased through a New York dealer five rare tapestries and a Span- ish altar frontal, an announcement yes- terday said. The price was in excess of $300,000. SHIPPING NEWS ixa0l o Y Rosslind—8t. George Washington—Hamburg. 1 DUE TODAY. Bogota—Pue mbia R - a SR Nisgara—Havre ... Santa Inez—Valparaiso Nisuw Albert _April 1 March 30 SAILING TODAY. Eastes ince—] Mantevigeo sad Suedse inere Sentos R G oraiies e Faltar Minarso—Nassatr Havens end SHimo !uex'u;‘.‘;“chzrhurlv Southampton and Bre: [o)} ic—Cl wé?ifix.ngf%‘fifiufifcfi%fl'fli Ant- Luna Y M:%‘e-flnfl .In’l'l E’YMM and Maracaibo. GuE T anEsTacup e mare Sheiesn T el e SAILING TOMORROW. Ascania—Pl; ou.f.n. ?vu London. e A UX;VIIIBG—O. Cherbours and Ham- Vole:‘n'lm—l’lmoulh. Boulogne and Rotter- a¥angert) lo. Bt srrerdon RS, ooy, gyaee &n-fllo—lnmnn, ortela snd Fuerto i Cristobal and Port Limon. gton—Plymouth, rhours 2. Jassow. Belfast and Liverpool. a—Cherboury o MacaniPueria Colom et Celba. unty—Rotterdam. lessa. BAILING SUNDAY, MARCH 30. Vestvard—Barcelons. Astec—Porto Cortes. SAILING MONDAY, MARCH 31. Berengaria—Cherbourg and Southampton, SAILING TUESDAY, APRIL 1. Cristobal—Port au Prince and Cristobal. BAILING WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2. rge—Bermu Ballin—Cherbours, Southampton and Cherbours. bg-l Guayra, Puerto Ca- lombis. Trinidad and George- SAILING THURSDAY, APRIL 3. erican Merchant—] tont enha; - Barbados and Trini i Ifius bh, Cherbor N Havana—Havana, Progreso and Vera Orus. s, Rio_de Janeiro, R Bremernavens e Fhinee Biaas Astrea—Turks Inands- - - ’ «+. A Galaxy of Spring Styles New French sports straws, brim- med sports tweeds, baku-and-hair combinations, lacy hairs for after- noon, pastel stitched taffetas, balli- buntls, bakus, and all the classic felts . . . each one a new and smart phase of the Spring Millinery Mode. All sizes. MLivEry, THIRD FLOOR. Homemade Chocolates Two Pounds Special at C Chocolate-dipped creams, nougats, nuts, and caramels . . . delicious bon-bons—a special combination of our home made 60c candies. Canpies, FirsT FLOOR. Last Opportunity to consult with a Belanco Beautician Tomorrow is the last day Miss Fay is in our Hair Dressing Salon to give you a “Belanco Skin Analysis.” She will tell you how to retain a young skin or revitalize * a faded skin. HAIR DRESSING SALON, SECOND FLOOR. 11930 Gitls and Juniors Will Like These Spring Straws, Special $3-75 A special selling . . . just when you are looking forward to straw hats. New cloches and brimmed hats that show Spring weaves in Toyio, pebble, and perle visca straws. Each is unusual at its attractive low price. In colors for new coats, frocks, and ensembles. GIRLS’ AND JUNTORS’ MILLINERY, FOURTR FLOOR. g There Should Be As Many New Sweater Suits ‘ ‘As There Are Sisters All smart sisters dress alike for 1930 Fashion recognition—and each sister likes sweater suits. Washington’s sister ensembles never miss an opportunity to shop at Woodward & Lothrop, for here it is that sweater suits meet youth. These newest-of-the- new young sports fashions are in every Spring color. Suits, sizes 2 to 6 Suits, sizes 8 to 14 | $395 $6 GinLs’ FURNISHINGS, FOURTH FLOOR. Boys’ New Spring Suits Wi!h 2 Pglrs $ I 5,75 Cufrite Knickers - Woodward & Lothrop’s Boys’ Store finds Cufrite Knicker Suits a popular favorite with Washington’s younger masculine set. Specialy-woven bands of worsted yarn . . . knicker cuffs that inspire “Cufrite,” the name of the knickers . . . eliminate the necessity of garters. We are showing these suits in Spring’s new gray and tan tweeds. Sizes 10 to 18. Other Boys’ New Spring Suits, $13.75 and $1875 ~ ‘THE Boys’ StoRe, FOURTH FLOOR. "y Two Young Shoe Fashions. ... Girls’ Elk Girls’ Patent Oxfords, $550 Pumps, $450 Young and feminine elk Smart and exclusive one- oxfords will be two tones strap fashions from Laird this Spring. Choose these & Schober Company. Sizes to be smart; sizes 115 to 2, 84 to 11. Sizes 215 to 7, $7.50 Sizes 1115 to 2, $550 GmLs’ AND JUNIORS’ SHoEs, FOURTH FLOOR. 765 Pairs Misses' Fine Shoes 3593 Were 53, 510, 51250 and $15 To effect an immediate clearance of the incomplete lines in our Misses’ Shoe stock, we have taken fine shoes that were $8 to $15 and marked them $5.95—a special low price that will take them quickly away. The assortments are incomplete—not every size in every style—prompt choice tomorrow is advisable, Kid, Patent Leathor, Street, D and e Moire, Calf and Brocede (2] P , Strap Lkl 7 Evening Colors 2 Pumps and Oxfords ‘WomEN’s AND Misszs’ Swoss, TEImD FLOOR. ' To Show Spring’s New Fashion Details Women’s Afternoon and Dinner Frocks $39.50 Laces . . . chiffons . . . and femininely soft combinations of chiffons and laces ...notice their new flare for Fashion's dusty pastels. Jackets, berthas, capes ...just as your individuality inspires ...choose their femininity for your own smart afternoon and informal evenings. ‘Women’s Frocks, THIRD FLOOR. Youth’s Own Spring Coat Fashions $39.50 Coverts. .. Faulkrepes . . . Tweeds... Mariannes—whatever their fabrics, new and youthful coats assert their femininity, Capes of all lengths ap- pear, lines are fitted to the new silhou- ette, flares hold sway, tuckings and seamings achieve individuality in neck- line treatments...belts, too, date the silhouette, 1930.