Evening Star Newspaper, October 12, 1935, Page 7

—in l‘ghmorous evening gown of glittering silver lame accented with gbrgeous 579-75 jeweled clips___ = ‘Tre FormAL RooMm, =in a velvet pouch, the half of it covered with gleaming gold beads, $|0 and two golden bars for handles._ . HANDBAGS, AISLE 8, FIRST FLOOR. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, —in a little hooded evening cape of black velvet threaded 53 9,75 in gold Tue Formar Room, THIRD FLOOR. —in an exquisite rhinestone-studdec s gilt compact (you would see it in the 3 most fastidious hands) NOVELTY JEWELRY, AISLE 7, FIRsT FLOOR, —in a golden brocade evening sandal glimpsed beneath one of $]2.50 the new, shorter-in-front gowns WOMEN’S SHOES, THIRD FLOOR. —in a Juliet cap of golden filet- like mesh, that catches rebellious $[.95 locks of a debutante _ NECKWEAR, AlsLe 15, FIrsT FLOOR. —in a circlet and bracelet of bright gilt metal (to be worn very chic with a woolen frock), bo:K $4-50 NoveLry JeweLry, Arsie 5, First FLOOR. WOODWARD & LOTHROP 10™ 1™ F anp G STREETS PHoNE DIstricT 5300 CHINESE INFLUENCE distinguishes a lamp and shade in soft ivory, crackle-finish. Grand gifts—singly $7.50 or in pairs. Larhp and shade 7‘ Lamps, SEVENTH FLOOR. FOR HER TABLE, Rock Crystal Stem- ware with all the traditional loveliness of beautifully cut glass, Goblets and Sherbets, dozen $|2 GLASSWARE, FIFTH FLOOR. A PAIR OF END TABLES—a contribution to a new household, certain of joyful welcome. Of gumwood, in a design of classic $|7 simplicity. Each, $8.50. Pair FURNITURE, SIXTH FLOOR. A VERY UP-TO-DATE MEANS of cooking an old-time favorite—an electric waffle iron by Manning-Bowman, in thoroughly modern styling. With heat indi- 55.95 HAND HOOKED RUGS, in durable wool. Large and small designs in colorful flower or conventional patterns. ous 3x5 foot size Ruas, FIFTE FLOOR. AFTER HER FIRST DINNER, she will thrill to serving coffee from a three-piece gervice of Sdterlilng silver. In gra:;:eful Colonial esign—and only at Woodwar: & Lothrop in Washington $42'50 Siver RooM, First FLOOR. FOR A VERY MODERN DESK, a very good- looking, five-piece desk set done in shining chroltl:)ium ;nd twood VfVith ‘i’arker fountain pen to .make i y for “busi- . $12.50 D. C, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1935. WooDwARD & LoTHROP JO™ ITHF AND G STREETS PHoNE DistricT 5300 All the traditionally lovely accompaniments to marriage are here—awaiting the bride’s command to take their appointed places in her service. We show a particularly beautiful wedding gown in bouffant satin accented with lace—very much in the classic tradition. With widely sweeping train. $125. Others, $29.75 up. Tae ForMAL RooM, THIRD FLOOR. MATCHING SETS of underthings are the choice of smart brides —in opaline, pure-dye satin, as a chic divergence from white. Ecru lace trimmed. Gowns, $7.95 to $19.50; Slips, $5 to $16.50; Panties or Dance Sets, $2.95 to $10. SILK UNDERWEAR AND COSTUME SLIPS, THIRD FLOOR. HER NEGLIGEE will very probably be of lustrous, pure-dye satin, exemplifying the new vogue for lace. One particularly flat- tering style has shirred, full sleeves that have their beginning in a yoke of lace—lavishly used on both back and front. In tea- rose or dusty pink. Sizes 16 to 20, $16.50. NEGLIGEES, THIRD FLOOR. WEDDING ETIQUETTE—however regal, however simple the ceremony is to be—demands correct Wedding Invitations or An- nouncements. Good taste allows no deviation from their dignified simplicity. Our portfolio of the most modern, thoroughly correct styles in wedding engraving and stationery, will gladly be sent upon request. ENGRAVING Room, PRst FLOOR.