Evening Star Newspaper, October 8, 1937, Page 25

This Midas fashion stressed so importantly at the Paris Exposition has “caught on” every- where! Even for after 7 occasions that aren’t “black and white,” “gold” accents a festive spirit. 5395 “Gold” Victorian Link Necklace $750 doubles as a choker , . , new heavy look. “Gold” Filigree Cross and Chain . . expression of the 1900's. “Gold” Chased Bracelet . . . wide and curved to fit the wrist, safety chain. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1937. When there’s glove news brewing, you know it’s Jelleff’s! $ L] 295 Kid Gloves Decorative gloves showing off your simple frocks! Bracelet things of leather dramatizing slender wrists . . . shirred cuffs meeting long, smooth sleeves . . . Diminutive bows, very feminine. Fine, soft kid in sooty blacks, chaudron, wine, coffeebean brown, navy, white. “Swing” takes hold of Tailored Handbags Buffalo Seal Grain $3 By their handles, you shall know them . . . as the newest, most distinctive bags of the season! Well-bred, staunch, rugged looking handbags, beautifully finished inside as well as out with roomy inner compartments, double zippers. ;2 Pouches and envelopes, black or brown, $3.%§ High style imports priced so low because the _maker cleared a surplus of 300 pairs! Juniors’ Costumes—crackiing with ideas that leave you wide-eyed with wonder! Brain-children of those two, effervescent giddy young designers . . . Martha Gale and Louise Mulligan. A whole slew of the cutest little costumes in captivity! . . . swinging above slim hips. Baranduki stripes wending their way gaily with the most dated girl. And, how about slaying the football team, in a team color wool costume at the next grme or tea dance! $19.95 to $22.75 in the Junior Deb Shop—4th oor. Slathers of ! skunk on bishop sleeves ond collar ofter Schia- porelli and Mainbocher Granular wool, fitted, $185. =Suits Paris says, “front-furred!” Paris says, “Skunk!” Jelleff's gives you the eternal favorite—the Skunk is fashionable— - Skunk is flattering— and what a satisfactory long-wearing fur to own! Misses Coats Also Skunk Tuxedo Suits and Skunk Shorties! Paris fashions are YOUR fashions—and here are Jelleff's Coat Leader- ship Values to enhance the splendour of skunk—the beauty of new “bulk” treatment dramatizing the slim tubular and alluring moulded silhouettes of the season. Whole sleeves of skunk! Sleeves striped with skunk! Small chin-hugging skunk collars. Magnificent face- glorifying skunk shawls, tuxedo panels of skunk, muff cuffs of skunk! Striking biege. Skunk contrast on red! Green! Skunk—beautiful on BLACK. 59.75 %185 Fur-armed in skunk bands on unusual way to exploit a leading fashion. Tubu- lor wool coat, $145. Misses’ Fashion Coat Shop—Jhird Floor From Molyneux, the straight, full revers of Tweed 3-piece oround jocket, $79.75, h wrop- Chubby skunk bolero de- look fragile and com feminine, $198. three- piece suit with Skunk tuxedo rever topcoat, over Q wrappy suit-jacket, pencil-striped skirt The green basket weave being woolen, is a perfect background for skunk. $79.75. Fur Shorties are smartest in Skunk! From the hip-length bolero to 28-inch boxy jacket —highest of high fashion worn over your dress- maker suit or coat—or over bright front fall wool frock! $188.00 to $275.00. Suit Shop and Far Salon—Fifth Floor Starring “Problem Child” is no problem ot all with the men dressed in this impudent bolero over a wide sued: " flores with . . . short, fitted snuggling over @ black wool frock. Galyak on the johnny collar and buttons. Louise Mulligan, $39.75. eer wool with L belt. Martha ia 0 n pink. Louise Mulligan, $45. Misses' Dresses in COLORS ' anything but tame! The red of Cranberries—on black! The green of Olives—on black or brown.’$1 9 9 5 The violet rays “of old Sol”—on black! . d ngs. Br The brightest idea that’s come out of Paris a 4 of color int ying a dark background color in the way of accessories . . . of color from Vionnet, corselets of color, relli. A whole gamut of color splotches in these ac 12 to 20. $19.95 illiant splashe still a th 511 Cranberry red corselet is outlined with pine needles of “gold” em- broider; Misses' Acetate Crepe Black, $19.95. "Ballerina!” Pure Wool Flannel Houserobe— *8.95 Christened for its dashing, handsome cut! Padded roll of contrasting flannel bolts down "the front and round the flaring, dancing skirt. En- velope pocket, belted. 1009% pure wool in burgundy, Morris _blue, black with contrast, Sizes 12-44, Fireside Housecoats, 100% pure wool flannel, glowing colors, mono- grammed without extra charge. $5.95 to $16.95 Negligee Shop—Second Floor Cut a Dashing, Enthused Figure With Spirited Sports Togs Knife Pleated Wool Jersey (igw), swiling skirt, “priest’s” collar of pique. Sizes 12 to 18, black, grey, green, brown, wine. $16,95 Tri-color Jersey Shirt (eft) of wool, Schioporell copy. Combinations of St. Moritz rose, Schioparelli purple, Churchill green, or Bagdad blue, flamingo brown. 32 to 38, $595 Velvety Weskit, Ascot-tie of Metcvells, Golg, green, rust. Sizes 3236, §5.95 £ Fascinating prints, satiny _ striped. Fast colors, hand-rolled edges. Fall foliage colors: trotteur green, antique mahog- any, copper clay, red currant, zinnia rust, French grape, ruby wine, coffeebean brown. Other Autumn prints, 50c t;nd $1. Havaiian leis, 25¢ - from “the waist up!” Pin-pointed pleated vestees in fine acetates—"black tie” frocks into the magnificence and formality of this season’s o A Vestee does the trick! Paris commands interest $ . Jelleft's give you vestee variety to spice 1 5 your whole wardrobe! ] bengalines—diagonally tucked shirt-front georgettes. You can see how one or two will transform your last winter's fashions. Host of alluring vestees from crisp white pique to sheers with fragile Val lace. $1.00 to $4.95. Vicuna Slip-overs, duopped purl yokes in white, gold, Winter rose, natural, black, brown. Sizes 34-40. §3,95 Hand-sewn Zephyr Sweaters, oot neck model. Black, navy, white, gold, dove blue, Winter ross, duck gr natural. - Sizes 3240, §3.9 p Kasha Flannel or Pure Wool Crepe Skirts, gored or kick-pleated in black, brown, rust, green (flannel in wine, also.) $3'95 Third Floor—Sports Shop.