The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-12
FOR HER.

4 y morning Is TO send in a bloom
ing plant with a cordial holiday
greeting. This costs very little money
If one will use a little foresight and
invest IN a few bulbs now which VIII
bloom by Christmas florist in +
street, between Ninth and Tenth. has
a big assortment Of narcissus bulbs
growing in pretty little imported
glazed pots. which are guaranteed 10
be in blossom Christmas week and
are priced at 10, 20 and 80 cents. Hy-
acinths are also 10 be had at the same
prices, but they are not so sure 10 be
In flower m line for the Yulstide.
Either makes a pretty plant for the
table.
READY-TO-W WEAR store in G.
"A street, between Twelfth and
1 y Thirteenth streets. has some
very good values in tailored
suits just as this season. One OF the
best is plain suit OF blue or brown
chiffon hroadcloth. worth $S2.50 which
is marked at $3.50. This style has
twenty eight-inch coat lined with
SINNERS satin, with man-tailored
shoulders and lapels. while the skirt
Is plain, except for a stitched panel
in the back and front A blue basket
cloth suit, lined with peau de cygne.
may be bought for sl5.96. while a La
Vogue cheyiot IN blue or black valued
at $40 is now marked az si2 Blue
and black velvet suits, in fast dye.
at So have pleated panels with some
hohble effect at the sides, trimmed
with Hercules braid The same braid
used in the coat and frogs. instead OF
buttons. other suits are shown-all
OF which are the newest styles, as
there is not a leftover suit in the
house
SUGGESTION for an inexpensive
u gift comes from a jewelry store
1 = In F street. between Ninth and
Tenth streets, where an attract
i've brass clock in a leather case. for
use while travelling. may be bought
for =,
- AINTY silk bags in all eoiors, with
crocheted powder puffs filled
- with perfumed talcum. may be
found in a shop in G street.
near Thirteenth, where corsets and
underwear are sold. These are made
by hand. and cost 75c. Others, which
have wool powder puffs and a tiny
mirror on the bottom. are marked
&C Workings. fashioned OF lowered
cTetonne. with numerous pockets for
the various sewing necessities, cost
81. An Of these are handmade.
. MILINER in F street. be-
a tween Eleventh and Twelfth
( 4 streets. has received a fresh
shipment OF dainty neckwear at
soc The new cascade effect in rabats
and jabots is especially pretty, while
the use Of ecru lace on white null or
linen is noticed. Hand embroidered
jabots or those trimmed with baby
Irish or oluny laces are very smart
COME very beautiful bags shown by
a leather house in F street, be-
~ tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth.
are real antiques of Viennese
workmanship. Sin rich beaded designs,
having sterling gilt frames inerusted
with Jewels OF various hues. Nothing
like them is to be seen elsewhere. as
they are fourteenth century relies OF
great beauty and distinction. For the
woman who has money at her COM
mand to buy everything she needs.
this makes a gift very appropriate.
as it is different from the usual things
she sees.
: BEAUTIFUL set of the white
~ furs so fashionable this season
Il is shown by a dry goods
store in Seventh street, be-
n Roth
new shaped stole and the pillow
muff are made of puffings of cream
colored satin, alternating with very
fine angora fur. making a very stun
ming set for young woman.
a READY-TO-W WEAR shop In Sew
~ enth street, near Pennsylvania
I & avenue, has a most up-to-date
window this week, displaying
evening gowns for the debutante
Nearly all shown are of chiffon.
which is the fabric de resistance OF
the year-the prettiest of all being
the new hand painted effect printed
with border. which are used as
trimming. These. with plain colors,
embroidered by hand in silk floss.
with insets OF pearl beads, are priced
at SIS. while a very pretty gown of
pink chiffon, trimmed simply. costs
$50.
~OR a.l9 you can buy Webster's
"a Unabridged Dictionary, or the
q Twentieth Century Encyclo-
pedia. which viii be a gift much
appreciated by some one who hasn't
one Of these A big department store
in Pennsylvania avenue offers these