Evening Star Newspaper, April 22, 1933, Page 7

WoopwARD & LOTHROP 0TUTF Anp G Smumts You Are Cordially Invited A Showing of Summer Fashions Worn by Mannequins Tuesday, aptil 25th, on the Third Floor of Fashions, we will show advance Summer dresses and coats for women, misses, juniors. and the specialized sizes for shorter and larger women - —as well as sportswear for misses and women. Tuesday, April 25th 11 AM. to 12 Noon 2:30 P.M. to 3:30 P.M. 2 » 4:30 P.M. to 5:30 P.M. dl i ‘THIRD FLOOR. L Bridge Players—Hear M. E. Hall Downes in Three Complimentary Contract Bridge Lectures Here—Next Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, in the Tea Room, at 3:30 P.M.—He Will Speak on "The New Trend in Bridge" This is a subject of vital interest to all bridge players. He will tell you of the new changes that have Leen put out on the bidding system and how these changes affect your bidding and play. There will be no charge. Mr. E. Hall Downes is famous for his books— “Contract Bridge Self-Teacher,” on contract bidding—and *Playing Your Hand,” self-taught —on the play of the hand. This is a rare opportunity to meet and hear the author. TEs RoOM, SEVENTH FLOOR. Women's Sports Woatches —that keep time for you no matter how active you are $27250 Watches in keeping with sports cos- tumes, with their trim lines. They will go over hurdles, across golf links, and on the tennis courts—keep- ing accurate time and—looking decidedly smart while doing it. Fint JrweLRy, FmsT FLOOR. Quality means Economy s ECcOnOmy means Wise Spending... oemeven % A “bargain price” is never a sound reason for selecting a preparation. % No fancy container, no paid endorsement has the slightest effect on quality. There is only one way of measuring the true value of a cream or lotion: WILL IT WORK Will your skin be lovelier after you have used it? Elizabeth Arden’s Preparations are a sound beauty investment because they justify the claims made for them. Every day, in Miss Arden’s famous Salons, every preparation is proving its value by doing exactly what, Miss Arden promises you it will do. You can be equally sure of results when you use her preparations at home. Here are Miss Arden’s essential Preparations: ANSING CREAM . . Melts Into VELVA CREAM.. A delicate cream the pores. rids them of dust and that smooths and softens the skin jmpurities, leaveh skin soft and without fattening. receptive. . firms and ORANGE SKIN FOOD. . A richer 5{.'."...' cfi-‘.c ‘.ii-:'"i".‘e Wiih ana cream for thin faces to keep the after Cleansing Cream. skin full and firm. 'ILLUSION. . .A lovely powder for those who demand ultra TOSRRE Bolhehis ON finer 5o pure” that it brotects the skin. Twelve enchanting thits. ON SALE AT Wo0ODWARD & LOTHROP TOILETRIES—ATISLES 14, 16, 18—FrsT FLOOR. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C, SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1933. : National Better Homes Week only emphasizes the great possibilities for comfort, charm, gracious hospitality that the WOODWARD & LOTHROP HOMEFURNISHING SERVICE offers you— N . T d‘. And so we invite you to discover this Woodward & Lothrop Homefurnishing Service for yourself— whether you are planning to remove the Winter landmarks from a single room or an entire house, it can offer you hosts of the most refreshing ideas. Imagine the fresh, gay personality that candlewick curtains and matching bedspreads, in daffodil yellow turquoise, rose or blue, can give your bedroom. Take a look at the room (photographed above) if you want to see what maple and plaids can do— yearn as you may for color—after all, what is so cool, so dramatic, as WHITE. Tones of brown, orange, green, and natural take the floor in Summer rugs— porch furniture can be the delightful peel, or the - very modern steel, chromium-trimmed, with brilliant waterproof coverings; chintz will brighten the dull- est room—and there are countless ways of satisfy- ing your Victorian yen. Do you begin to see it— and do you like it? WooDWARD & LoTHROP District 5300 0™ U™F anD G STREETS Prone Whatever you are planning to do—or do over Woodward & Lothrop Specialized Homefurnish- ing Services will help you greatly — they have been planned for you— and we invite you to use them in their entirety. Two Model Apartments, charm- ingly furnished and carefully budgeted to conform with 1933 incomes. The Furniture Galleries, in- cluding the room photographed above—and a delightful exam- ple of the Victorian. Three Rooms done in the Clas- sic-Modern style—an entirely djslincti\~e departure in decora- tion. Studio of Interior Decoration— at your service, for the simplest or the most elaborate decora- tive problems. An entire floor (the Sixth) showing Furniture and Bedding —from such distinguished makers as Charak, Campbell, Stattan, Valentine Seaver, In- ternational Bedding. Charming examples of window treatments are to be seen every day in the Drapery Section, Seveath floor. If you want to see what can be done in creating original floors—the fifth, shows one of Washington's outstanding col- lections of fine floor coverings —and do look at the many suggestions in the Linoleum room. Now prevailing—specially lowered prices for awnings, window shades, window, door and porch erclosures, screens, and weather-stripping—custom made to your home’s individual requirements, by our Manufac- turing Division. (Manufacturing “Division Office, Seventh Floor). When desired, purchases will be shipped—express charges prepaid, except when dispro- portionate to the amount of the purchase—to any shipping point in the Continental United States. Deferred Payments, featuring equally small down' payments and monthly payments, may be arranged on homefurnishing purchases amcunting to $25 and more.