The Washington times., 1912-02-19

morning In G street suit store, near
the corner of Eleventh, on the south
| side of the street. They are shown in
many attractive colors, and there are
over twenty-five styles in the lot. The
tan frocks are beautiful and soft in
color, and would be especially adapt
able for street wear during the spring.
| One little dress in tan, trimmed with
q cluny lace at the neck and sleeves,
has surplus effect in the front, and
the skirt is made in fancy cut which
adds unique and Individual touch TO
the gown. The white serges are also
made in this fashion and are decidedly
chic. These dresses are marked $l2.95.
An attractive lace jacket waist Is
displayed in a G street store, near the
corner OF Eleventh, on the north side
of the street. 1t is made of fine
fancy lace and net, and is deliberately
trimmed with an imitation baby, LACE
insertion and edging. 1t is made TO
fasten in the front, and at the neck
there is "V" opening edged with
lace. The waist line is finished with
a lace peplum, which is attached to
the blouse in perfectly plain style.
These jackets will prove good accessory
to the summer dresses, because they
can be slipped over plain dress and
change 1t into a fancy dress. which
can be worn for an afternoon function.
The price of this jacket is $2.sS.
a modish little spring suit made of
two-toned whipped cord material Is dis
played this morning in Seventh street
department store, between II and
streets. 1t is strictly tailored in style,
with a neat notChed collar and the coat
fastens directly in front with dark pearl
buttons. The skirt Is plainly tailored,
narrow, and slightly high wasted.
These suits come In navy and the new
shades of blue, also in brown and tans.
They are marked Sl975.
The shopper saw some dainty embroid-
cry flouncngs. eighteen inches wide,
partment store, near New York avenue,
for 25 cents yard. 1t is shown in the
Swiss and batiste and the embroidery is
worked in the eyelet and blind effects.
beading set into the material and an
underbody of this kiJd of embroidery
needs no betting at the waist
Some very good looking furniture is
displayed in G street department
store. near the corner of Eleventh
street, and the prices are exceptionally
reasonable. one mahogany finished
dressing table with a large oblong mir
rOr and three large commodious draw
@CS Is marked S25. A large dresser win
deeper drawers and a larger top is also
attractive and marked $3.50.
The whipped cord material is al
ready very much in evidence in the
shops and it is safe prediction to
say that this is to he the dominant
style of cloth during the spring
months, for suits and dresses The
separate skirts in this material are
to be quite popular and many at
traCtive styles are displayed in an
+ street store. between Twelfth and
They are made with the slightly
raised waist line, are rather narrow
and neatly tailored and trimmed with
rows of tiny fancy buttons. They
come in beautiful shades of brown.
tan, violet, gray and all of the new
shades of blue, as well as the black
and creams. They are marked $50.
There are new lot of spring waists
in a store in Eleventh street. be-
tween F. and G streets. this morning
made of a soft quality chiffon taft
feta The waists are rather tailored
in style, have two pleats at either
side, and at the neck and sleeves
there is a dainty shadow lace trim
ming. In the front there is row of
tonholes made of satin. The waist
fastens IN the back. 1t is marked S..
One particularly mOdiSh little gold
en- brown taffeta blouse is made in
this fashion and would be pretty II
worn at an afternoon affair. The waists
are shown in many pretty shades, as
we'll as in black and white.