Evening Star Newspaper, November 19, 1931, Page 33

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, 19 1931. Free Auto Parking—E Street Between 6th and 7th—Buy in November and Pay in January at THE HECHT CO. e S0 Ay T DRESS EVENT! a spectacular success! " Daytime D aytime Dresses Fashion favors the palest pastels or contrasting high shades to wear under your dark Winter coats. Smarter than wool . . . smarter than crepe is the crepe and wool dress, dyed in subtly blending colors. Attractive jacquard prints that are sure to awaken your immediate interest in that dormant subject. Of course, the all-important blacks and browns, some with fresh contrasting color trimmings. Afternoon Frocks Alarmingly sheer black dresses with a spang of bril- liant glitter or a dash of bright color. Seductive, hip-molding velvets, crepes and lace, in the subtlest of this season’s new shades. Expect extravagant puffs for sleeves and lines to hug the hip before flaring down to your toes. HECHT . Is sure to. be L Third Floor—The Hecht Co. CO.S "8th ANN Evening Fashions Young ones will go dotty about our formal taffetas with countless ruffles and lattice-work backs. More sophisticated are soft velvets and suave satins with prim, bugkle-trim straps. Look below. Dazzling color contrasts. that successfully flaunts a huge American Beauty bow. Longer black velvet wraps with volumi- nous collar and cuffs. The collection also includes briefer bunny jackets. The Size Situation Misses’ Sizes, 14-20; Jr. Misses’ Sizes, 11-17 Women’s Sizes, 36-46 Little Women’s Sizes, 1614 to 24%% Larger Women’s Sizes, 48-52 We have a fuschia gown - Al b o B e 1 R e