Evening Star Newspaper, November 9, 1935, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1935 . WoODWARD & LOTHROP I0™ ]™H F anD G STREETS P.HONB DIstriCcT 5300 —to illustrate the chic, the charm, the spirited new ideas in FEMININE PAJAMAS Sculptured lines find expression even in our luxurious lounging mode—and in no smarter manner than in this two- piece satin pajama with the long, fitted tunic cut with a slight flare. And such delectable color combina- tions as brown trousers and mocha satin tunic—Josephine blue with Du- bonnet, black and Jose- phine blue — Schiaparelli blue and raspberry— $|6.50 sketched B Others, $5.95 to $35 NEGLIGEES, THIRD FLOOR. Sketch A illustrates the chic new in- tense pastel satin pajamas, simply tailored as your 5695 shirtwaist frock Others, $2.95 to $16.50 . SiLK LINGERIE, THIRD FLOOR. gind / ey PAJAMAS—for the younger set —have their decorative as well as their purely practical side. For instance— A-—Junior Misses consider this the acme of lux- ury for lounging—a one-piece satin pajama with a little quilted satin jack- S ' 0.95 et-to slip over it—coral or blue _ _ Others, §1 to $10.95 B—Boys prefer well-tailored, two-piece broad- cloth pajamas, striped or patterned-— either middy or coat styles. Sizes 8 SI.GS tol8 . L Others, 81 to 81.65 Bovs’ Siorg, PovaTe FLoOR a nd SO to bed C—For comfortable sleeping, young’ people like these ribbed lisle pajamas, $1.65, or balbriggan ones—in blue, SI to 52 pink, coral or green—sizes 4 to 16 or luxurious lounging, in [\ —and then there are PAJAMAS and PAJAMAS —for sleeping, lounging, or playing the smart housewife—gay cotton things as bright as a sunny morning—polka-dots and 5 : prints, checks and plaids—and some very A Pa ama Parade i nice tailored chambray things like your ] favorite Summer shirtwaist frocks. will be held informally throughout the day, in the Lingerie Sections, . j 5195 and 5295 Third Floor, and in the Girls" Fur- A—White broadeloh piped nishings Section, Fourth Floor. ; i it brght sed-. donble bretayy s - sl ! $2.95 B—Polka-dot cotton, with a long tunic, fast- ened with big $ white frogs .- |'95 C—Vanity Fair's Bemberg Pajama in taffie stripes— blush, nile, yellow— $4 sizes 14 to 18 _______ Others, 81.50 to §t PAJAMAS—BS Men . % ‘. ¢ COTTON AND KNIT UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR Prefer Them Good-looking . . . and yet supremely comfortable. Absolute luxury in fabrics and patterns—complete ease in the cut and details of them—and enduring appearance in their tailor- ing’ A—The truly luxurious-feeling Chinese damask in these pajamas made exclu- sively for us abroad. The colors, deep maroon, a SI 6‘50 green-blue and daring gold B—The very gay striped sateen with bright contrasting pipings in Faultless Nobelt Pajamas. Choose from burgundy, blue or gold with con- $5 trasting trousers C—The very gay patterns in those printed semi-lounging cotton pa- Jjamas, piped in contrasting colors, 33 and a bit of fringe on the belt____ Others, $2 to $16.50 RS URJIRUALA