Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1937, Page 33

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1937. WOODWARD & LOTHROP Mothers’ Dax Suggests Sweet Gifts No gift on earth can fully repay her for the loving care she has lavished on you, but a token of your appreciation is so easy to find. Why not give her a pound of butter creams, chocolate and vanillg, in a box especially designed for mothers 75C everywhere Also Assorted Chocolates wrapped for 85C Mother’s Day. Two pounds CAnDY, A1six 14, FIrsT FLOOR, Cotton —on the Square —encircles young throats or puts a bright layer between cropped curls and Summer sun. In the two sketched, Paisley and polka dots vie for popularity, the one with multi-colored whirligigs, the other as bright as a cowboy'’s kerchief. Horsey and Tyrolean designs are in still others, not 50C shown Bright squares, also, 25¢ HANDKERCHIEYFS, AIsLE 17, FIRsT FLOOR. May Flowers Piquant in Pique Fresh and crisp as May breezes are these flowers stiffened into shapes known and un- known to horticulturists. Even if they could never enhance a growing garden, their daz- zling whiteness will be an outstanding spot of chic on day and evening frocks $I for late Spring and early Summer____ Gargantuan daisies whose yellow centers blaze in contrast to white petals, green leaves. Low and squatty blooms held in line by two pointed leaves, all in white. Sketched. ArTIFIcIAL FLOWERS, A1sLe 14, Pmst FLOOR, 10™ 1™ F AND G STREETS Carter Girdles for Young Figures Summer clothes, sheer and clinging, demand featherweight control of the coolest possible variety. Slim figures, from the early teens up, need just the slight smoothing that Carter girdles supply, so lightweight that even on hot days you will be cool. A—Checkmate—a girdle of “’Lastex”’ yarn in a knitted fabric. Tearose and white PHONE DIstrICT 5300 onlalir Handmade Underthings Gowns and panties, all of pure-dye pure silks, are fashioned by hand into bits of trousseau loveliness adored by feminine hearts. A—Corn yellow, the neck edged with rust, makes a simple silk crepe gown. One of a group trimmed in Val-type lace, fagoting, smocking or hemstitching, in tea- rose, dusty, white, blue; sizes 15 $395 to 17 B—Sheer turquoise, shirred below a square neckline, lace-trimmed. Just one of many satin or sheer gowns, cleverly cut on princess and fitted lines. In tea- rose, turquoise, white; sizes 14 55.95 to 17 Not shown—Panties in silk crepe or satin with fagoting, drawnwork and spiral designs. Tearose, white; sl-gs sizes 15, 17, 19 S1Lx UNDERWEAR, PHIRD FLOOR. Sylfit Slips, $2-%3 ylfit Slips, *2- ’ Whether you prefer tailored or lace-trimmed slips, you can be assured of the smooth foundation that Sylfit of- fers. In pure-dye satin or paneled silk crepe, you can be sveltly tailored yet feminine. Wear short, medium or long lengths to suit your height, and know that the dou- ble-vee top, snug waistline, and slightly flared skirt will fit as if cut to your individua! measurements. Tearose ond white. Sizes 32 to 44 in long and medium lengths; sizes 31 to 39, short length. A—""Classic Tailleur,” cut and modeled in an exclusive patented design with reinforced seams. $2.95. B—Lace-trimmed top and hem. $2.95. CosTUME SLIPS, THIRD FLOOR. LR . - i ) of Every Size and Shape —are knit of silk and rayon for Summer wear. From slightly flared ones to skin-tight scanties are these, just a few of the collection we have to keep you cool for the months to come. A—Pechglo by Vanity Fair, with Cee Wee waist- band of “’Lastex’’ yarn B—Run-resistant rayon, well tailored C—Sheer Vanity in gossamer silk D—Kayser, sheer and longer E—Scanty but smoothly fitted. Vanity Fair, $1 KN1T UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR, P AR r Purse foshién smears white with c; fieavy hand over patent, smooth, calf, and lizard and alligator grained calf. We sketch four: - A—Alfigfiéfifié&fi& calf makes a roomy, squarish pouch. $2. B—Squared and sporting is this rectangular bag lined in choco- o B—Mouldette—a pantie in tearose or white, with 52,50 slitseforigarterss Sousa Bl C oot o e Oonrsers, Trmp FLOOR, fate brown. $5