Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1937, Page 28

B—8 Lansbureh . SEVENTH, EIGHTH and E-STREETS District 7575 MIAMI FA Here are the Summer fashions that were made this Winter in Miami! These peatls of little price are duplicates and replicas of what was worn by the denizens of society who make fashions and launch successful styles merely by adopting them. For this Winter, while you were warmly bundled in furs, Miami was busy making fashions which all America, and part of Europe, will wear this Summer! It’s strange, but true, that what Miami wears in the Winter two continents wear the following Summer! Mrs. F. shops on Lincoln Road at Miami Beach and comes across a little pique number that latches up the front by the ingenious method of a concealed zipper. And a Miami fashion is born! ‘4 [T g froon g ] THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDA? MAY 21, 1937. - - ; NEW SUMMER STORE HOURS—9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.—EFFECTIVE BEGINNING JUNE 1st - ™ SHIO Miss B. and her friend, the Countess, explore the exclusive shops for something to wear to the beach . . . and drive all their cronies at the Cabana Sun Club wild because they won’t divulge shopping sources. But LANSBURGH KNOWS! Our close contact with the exclusive retail shops in Miami makes it possible for us to know months ahead of time what will be smart for your Summer. AND enables us to bring you the proven success of one of the most successful Miami seasons of all time . . . the fashions which, in many cases were made right on the spot! They’re yours for the asking . . . at prices that would make Mrs. F, Miss B and the Countess green with envy . . . they’re so modest! Yl i o 2 o o any T Linen Straw 7.50 ) Open crown brim- Ly med afternoon hat with unusual brim manipulation to form off-the-face = e \fi Millinery— /— Second Floor Neora Straw 7.50 Vastly flattering bit of millinery ... neither callot nor hat . . . but stun- ning. Millinery— Second Floor < Jacket Dress 10.95 A new crash weave in two con- trasting shades has the darker shade repeated in hand-stitche ing on the jacket. Worn for lunch and afternoon. Sizes 12 to 20. Sports Shop—Second Floor “Zipper” Dress 8.95 This is the “Zipper” dress that smart women wore zipped closed as a dress and open over play clothes for sports! Its bright tropic print is very striking, Better Dress Shop— Second Floor 'fafigredbSuit 13.95 The suit and the fabric that caused a tremendous furore! Schiaparelli’s Dressmaker Suit in Celanese's amazing new “Wingstrut.” Cleans beauti- fully. Sizes 12 to 20. Daylight Suit Shop— Second Fl Print Pique Dressmaker Bath- ing Suit with gracious new skirt fullness. Amusing print shows tiny elephants tumbling about. Jersey lined. Sizes 12 to 20. Sports Shop—Second Floor Play Suit 5.95 3-Piece Paisley Play Suit that enjoyed great popularity due to the practical way it has of be- coming & street dress just by buttoning on the skirt. Sizes 12 to 20. Sports Shop—Second Floor Slacks and Shirt Slacks, $3;Shirt,$1 Notice the simplicity of the slacks Miami preferred. Very plain, but cut by a master's hand. Worn with a boldly striped jersey. Sports Shop—Second Floor ORGANDIE & PRINT — - 1095 Another Junior fashion, the evening redingote . . . pale pastel organdie over FILMY CHIFFON 19.95 Omore Chinon in naming shades of Candlelight and Fire Orange . . . an in- spiring vision when in motion . . . it almost stopped the show on its first appearance! Misses’ sizes. PRINTED . LINEN 13.95 A tremendous hit .. . the Water Lily dress in linen with huge flower print. A Junior dance dress that saw 8 good deal of the Roney Plaza of an evening. Full skirted and tight waisted. Caught together down the front by tiny bows. Sizes 9 to 15. €ollegienne Shop— Several marvelous water lilies at the front empha- size the low neckline and great puff sleeves. Misses’ sizes. Better Dress Shop— econd - Floor ONS FROM moves you. Sizes 9 to 15. Collegienne Shop— Better Dress Shop— Second Floor S econd SOUTHERN FASH FORTHE BEACH $3 Voluminous Beach Bag with rinted fishes and emblems looking through fishnet. Rub- ber lined, with places for things. Sports Shop—Second Floor 1.95 Sandals with “Rocker' Soles. in buckskin that Miamians wore practi- cally every place but the Roney Plaza, White and beige. Shoes—Second Fioof. is_of plaited patent fin- ished strips. Street Floor. It Takes More Than One Accessory To Make A Summer! Lace “Gilette” Natural Enit Linen Crocheted 3.95 Bandeau Different from a Gilet . . . because it's complete as a blouse . . . even to sleeves. Daisies - Made of yards of ruffied Harriet Hubbard Avens' Beach g 775 lace. Street Floor. Bag, with everything sll ready = * Scart = Lastex Bathing Cap in Cigar- Swirling Roman Striped Scarf $1 Crocheted Scarf Bmart New Callot Hand-Crocheted Gloves . ———mm- Andree Jewelry of wide-eved ’l Huge Print e Cne 50c Sash LANSBURGH’S STREET ANI?; "SECOND FLOORS