Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 18, 1923, Page 9

‘ Casper Sunday VOLUME 32. MAGAZINE SECTION CASPER, WYO.. SUNDAY FERRIARY 18, 1923. Murnin And WYOMING WEEKLY REVIEW y Cribune | a Site yoo pens “My dear, wouldn’t you give anything to range that room!” guests on 5 Pa the well known pre- text of removing their “wraps, inspect the sec- oor, “Now I just want you to come down to the basement and see what a splendid piace I have for storing away pre- serves and odds and ends — you'll ony adore it.” The perfect homemaker showing off the perfect hom perfect home complivhed without a: architect. Semehow yor just’ know 1 wes: n uu Planned it all herself, if you please, with special attention to the use of such use of waste You can’t move a foot without bumping into a broom closet, an overhead rubber and goloshes closet or some- thing Th: maid’s room in an apartment where the maid gees -home nights. Aside from serving as the family catchall, it’s a kandy place for’ Lil lian to snatch a twenty or thirty minute cest \during the day INTERIOR DECORATION By W. E. HILL Copyright 1923: By Fhe Chicago’ Tribune. What to do—oh, what to do! The new cretonne cur- tains looked so nice:in the piece. But they muke the old things look so faacd out It just seems” as though the rest of the oom would have to be done over to match. the aractains. The interior which start- ed out in 1885 as the very last word in elegance. Miss Crabbe, whom you see about to receive a caller, is still pleased with it. Doesn't want a thing changed. And thirty years or so from now interior decorators of 1953 will be striving for just this sort of room, and saying, “Oh, how QUAINT,” when some one unearths a bead portiere: or vlush mirrox, Lucky the family which can boast — although it doesn't usually—of a real art student in the home circle. They're that handy when it comes to redeco rating relampshading the living room. MAGAZINE SECTION NUMBER 30. Just look ‘at the Bugles, all freshly interior decorated. Did you-ever sea, lahything grander than their early Italian living room? Gray plaster walls.) purple velvet, and a black and white checked floor—doesn’t that suggest romance, and Dante and Beatrice, and Lucretia Borgia, and a few Capulets | and Mortagues? However, the best you'll get inthe Bugle living room | will be Mr. and Mrs. Marsden P. Bugle. Mrs. Bugle is worrying over something. It’s that baby picture—enlarged crayon portrait, in natural colors—-of Marsden P. Bugle Jr. It was a lovely thing—just as lifelike, and yet the interior decorator said “no,” and with Mardsden Jr. away a€ Yale it would have given the room such a “lived in” look. You have to humor these interior decorators. Showing the Interior decorations of the bach- elor who lives alone. In the foreground is young man in a hurry, digging for something couch. An overhanging couchcover makes a fine - haven for old shoes, shoetrees, laundry, books, and whatever needs to be got out of sight. —a