THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C. D-8 SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER IS, 1954 ¦ RALEIGH , 1310 F ST Fall Brings v V* Cinderella be sure to take along your s $ \llflM r Season By because i€s bound to rain , 'SHHr Eleni The shoemakers seem to know that womeri never tire of pretty ¦ \ . This season they’ve WT\ Jmkt* v launched a campaign to outdo themselves In the creation of flk ik. appealing, eye-catching, and M/Sk really news-making styles. stow-away NU f' ' .jA. Certain trends stand out ' w. y in the current collections. They are guaranteed to please the • Hr m most discerning woman shop- ping for shoes right now. For one thing color in shoes IIA Si MUm is the brightest thing that w mBEB has happened to them in a long raincoat time. Harvest leathers designate EL A the colors and textures in the fall ’54 shoes and accessories. N These colors are unlike any you’ve seen before in richness, depth and intensity. Pick Your Color There are reds from auburn to deep mulberry or wine •f& shades. : feaKIMMawMWBIaBB. Blues of all tones from navy to the brilliant cornflower blue meant to accompany the blue tweeds for that monochromatic

... ¦¦•¦ “head-to-toe” look are bright additions to the shoe setup. TRENDS GALORE—This shoe by I. Miller features an On the dark side there are 'Achilles heel' treatment, the new very open front the black suedes, navys and browns. But in the hrown family look in fall shoes, and a symmetrical band giving a con- tones like French walnut, nico- and tradictory to at tine briarwood are giving covered-up look the foot the same time. a new approach to the shade Winter may be coming, but open shoes still star. that goes so well with so many fall clothes. Grays cast their light on the» color horizon. In the graphite tones and another lighter gray called driftwood they.prove fas- cinating. Many shoes in this color group are meant to tone &tankg (SaUmw in rather than match exactly the ’s coloring. % ft The all-red. all-gray, all-blue, SHALL SELL all-green ' all-brown, outlook is AT further highlighted when you select shoes and accessories in the same color family. Green in B 1 I the exciting yellow-toned avo- PUBLIC AUCTION cado and palmetto casts provides m change | JH Hl a wonderful from the BY CATALOG .A J| H dark fall shoe. BALE No. 17—'64 &> d JB B fl Science Scores j| v LUSTER CALFS in From the estate of the late Doctor Thomas Whitte- * -jS?: oHa. black pearl, copper tint, gunmetal, ra- more of Boston, (to he sold in two sessions, this JEjj diant blue and jewel red are being the first) and others, consisting categorically made up into every conceivable i P” kind of shoe silhouette. These of “ leathers with chemical bath / >' a * f / S given them need only to be American, English, • .'• •.* C • v, Furniture of the French and Chi- I 'Am v wiped damp of over with a cloth nese periods, antique and contemporary, in chest THE COURT INFLUENCE—For evening wear in Paris they are featuring delicate-look- to renew their gleaming surfaces. drawers, chairs, banquet tables, occasional and coffee In checking off three big style * ing court shoes in luxury fabrics with trimmings in the form of a buckle or ribbon bow. tables, sofas, mirrors, etc. Porcelains and china, trends mark well the softer- *Bric-a-brac, ‘Lamps and linens, Decorative devices, These yellow satin pumps with their bow trim indicate the trend. They match the gold- looking pumps, the sling-back, ‘Bronzes, ‘Statuary, Crystal, ‘Oriental paint- embroidered yellow satin Dior with the new raised and flattened bossom line. halter-styled shoe, and the great rugs, ‘Oil emphasis fall ings, ‘Jewelry, ‘Objets d'art to on shoes that look and embellishments like they belong to a summer incite the imagination! day showings at 2 p.m. and 7 Lothrop’s 3d floor at 12 noon season. p.m., in their and 2:30 p.m. It's a Date Washington From 11 to 5 It may seem a little strange to PDEVI(W< Saturday and Sunday, Saptombar store. p.m. there will be informal step out in winter shoes whose • modeling in the Women’s fRET IE ?? 11 and IS, from 2to 9 F.M. GLORIA SWANSON Paris toes are scooped out, whose in- Monday, September 13: Department. Mr. Nat Mond ond Saptambor WOODWARD & LOTHROP styles at special showings at 12 steps are bared, and whose closed A I • “y Tuatday, noon p.m., floor, Abelson who masterminds the IPTIOkII 13 «nd 1 PJA. spotlights this week. and 3 3d heels may open up into strap MUW IVn. 14*.front shoes all Washington designing of the ' will Special shows in all of their Hecht’s store. arrangements at the front that HILDEGARDE CAIRNS, per- be down from New York. resemble a suspension bridge. Rugs and oil paintings ta ba sold Wtdnasday Ivaning, shoe departments. Tea Room In BETHESDA at sonal representative of Eliza- Woodward And those bare-back mule type Saptambor 15 at 8 P.M, shows from 12:30 to 2:30 and & beth Arden will be in town all Lothrop’s, a special show shoes certainly aren’t on Thursday from 5 to 7 p.m. with “ going to week at Jelleff’s. for the home- keep your feet warm, by any 3218 M St. N.W., Charming HECHT’S FIGURE FORUM maker on a budget” at 8 p.m., "In Old Georgetown" is on throughout Thursday of LANSBURGH’S TO -feature means. But the “open” look it Let It rain. through 18th a promotion 2d floor. O r/ P >1 ADqms 4-4143-4 this week. See the latest cor- the is that’s destined for winter Let it pour. You'll be set and designs for the on Gossard foundations. 3d Thursday, September 16: popularity. iM Monday floor, Corset Department. Miss will “An Au- Still other styles for the \ LICENSED new season. at the RIZIK’S show new eT / dry and comfortable even AUCTIONEERS APPRAISERS POR ESTATE SETTLEMENT Ida Christie down for pro- I DETAILED INVENTORIES, TAX, INSURANCE AND CASUALTY CLAIMS Parkington store at 2 p.m. for the gury of Autumn at season are made up in trans- • / through Fashions” [ in a downpour. And INQUIRIES RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED the show. Tuesday at 3 p.m. motion the 15th. She’s the Belle Haven Country Club, parent Vinylite. The plastic may / in Silver Spring. Wednesday the stylist and consultant. at a luncheon show. be used plain, adorned simply p.m. with a flat doeskin bow across / \ / you're tearing across cam- at 11 a.m. and 2:30 at Tuesday, September 14: KASPAR collection to be II I Yv their Washington store. Thurs- shown informally from 11 to the vamp; or jewel encrusted / B. H. WRAGGE COLLEC- 11 ¦/ pus to catch an early informally 5 p.m. at Julius Garflnckel Sc with a double covering of Viny- I TION modeled at lite so the trim won’t catch • Co. the 4th floor. Friday on class than that's • the Greenbrier Sports Shop of on s\ a repeat p.m. your hose. i Julius Garflnckel Sc . Co., of 11 to 5 model- I'**' 11/ light (weighing merely Valley ( Wednesday, informal model- ing in the Spring store. . . LANSBURGH’S to feature a Please call St. 3-5000, sixteen ounces) . at the Spring Valley store. I If ing MONDAY, between From 11 to 5 p.m. “trunk showing” of Franklin 9:30 and • I 1 that folds compactly Originals in their Better Dress 4:30 p.m. for shopping in- . into its own small carry- Wednesday, September 15: Department from 2:30 to 8:30 formation on our pictured fash- p.m. Holiday fashions be shoe fashions. ing or YOUNG VIEWPOINT to \ case? 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