Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 14, 1924, Page 21

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1924. y Well, then imagine too how delight- fully wistarian Venetian scent bo’ Silk Fall - Frock You-can imagine the charm of green ‘framed mirrors, each hang- ing over a chest of ivory, can't you? Where its soft glow tles and candlesticks would look on these ivory chests. A chaise longue repeated the toil djoury as did the windo They were grace itself. A great sweep of black and white was draped back to one side of the arched top and held high with a tie back. From under it and swept to the other side was green taffeta trailing to the floor. And all this against canvassed walls painted the softest of orchid tints! One could go on adding one whol- ly delightful room to another. But lest the reader be wearied we cease, and beg that “your conscience be your guide.” For comfort, did we hear you #ay? Well, comfort is largely spelled in terms of arrangement,—that is, of course, after you have selected deep cushions and softly padded uphol- stery.. By arrangement we mean carefully adjusted lights, tables placed in easy reach, a day bed along side a desk with a lamp placed ill assist one And then, too, a snug grouping of chairs about the fireplace. One of the new living room ar- rangements, arising from the dis- pensing with formalities is the omis- sion of a dining room. We eat in the breakfast nook or’in the living room itself. . Reconciling Two Types. Thereby ariseth a new decorating problem, How shall the twotypes of “furniture be reconciled ‘ and blended so that there be no sharp and unpleasant jump from the one who reclines and rea to the other? HIS silk frock is just the thing for early fall days before it be corhes necessary to wear a coat Tt ts of faille silk with a self-pattern a ft finish, The Japel of the jk that may be adjusted by means of buttons to be worn open as in the Photograph revealing a vest of em broidered organdie. or closed over to farm a perfectly plain blouse with, a Jehny megkliner A strap trimmed with} buttons “trinis the tailored sleeves. IGURED chiffons and silks are Hot to pass out with the sum- Mer, as they usually do. They have been so popular they are to be carried: over into the winter: season Here; we have a figured georgette mounted over a navy blue satin foundation that follows very tailored lines; and can be worn very in- formally. The collar js of plain erepejand the roses at the iow waist- Une re in toss shaden TY" Ove living room managed this lit- tie matter admirably. “A screen of painted «panels stood out from the rimming, ‘but the ntiqued,”” so that it blended with the natural wood’ of the living room pleces. A gateleg table with a lanp and a vase of flowers, an open cupboard with cot- tage china on its shelves and four straight chairs comprised the” set. ‘As for the rest of the living room it simply went on being a comfortable rt of centerpiece. Two lovely prints framed to match stood side by side on the mantel. You notice. there were two, not just one, and the two filled the entire length. side hung narrow sg too narrow for books, but affor ing charming nooks for objects ‘d'art. Overstuffed chairs covered. with striped mohalr,~and a divan.com- pleted the fireplace group. A slightly unusual effect was pro- duced by placing short rather than a long table at the back of the divan at elther end of which stood Queen Anne chairs, One was.covered with brocade, the other with English em- broldery. A long table—a davenport table if you Mke, held a place against the wall. Above it hung a handsome print, beautifully lighted by a pair of table lamps made of glass, their shades, pleated ribbons in tones of green. Room of Cheerful Manner Another living room would adapt itself merely to the idea of ing. Someway the whole room you an impression of merriment,—a cheerful and laughing hospitality. It might be called the Chintz room, I think, for its walls were covered with a tiny patterned floral design on cloth, too, not on paper, Appropriately the over drapes at the windows-were a plain color,—too much pattern would ruin the room. But the color was galoty itself, red blazed chintz which was subtly re- Peated on the opposite wall, in its reflection in a large mirror. Between the two windows with PAGE THIRTEEN. 8" d'jouy and did it superbly, too. Twin Mb The print showed a_ Victorian = mene are school mistress returning to. her home, and has discovered, her charges in the act of mischi The result was spilled ink all over the dainty white frock of the oldest one {and some on the varpet too). We felt so glad the oldest girlie d‘dn't seem to feel a bit repentant but held up her tiny chin firmly as to say, “now let the heavens descend. I say it was worth it.” It must 6 been especially daring in those Victorian days. You can understand that such a picture would-inspire one to fur- nish a room,—well — independently at least A pair of sconces lighted the pic- ture which hung over a chifforobe of Queen Anne walnut. (The rest of the set was Queen Anne, too), Twin beds surrounded a night table, if you get me, and covered themselves ‘Real ‘ \|taste for you! their gay curtains stood a Queen |! Anne cabinet table flanked by a pair of ladder backed chairs with seats |( of maple rush. Maple has such a Aelicious sort of color in its natural | finish. _Two round sturdy coffee tables repeated the maple color, as well as an open shelved cupboard. You see that there was ample prep- aration’ for dining, : ng chair Covered with pattérried chintz and. thie eres rest to the: oval cushions repeat! And one mustn't forget all this was grouped about: a ‘strug fireplace. Furniture and Color ‘Harmonize The choice of a print for a room involves ao nice underfatanding of periods, color, moods. and the like. One room, we are convinced started with a print and Chose its furniture and colors to match, certainly an amusing way to ati Nina, two-monthold daughter of Mr and Mrs. T, Rubino of Pittsburg challenges the world for the young est “flapper” honors, When Nin» was three days cid she had such tong, black treases that a “bob” was neCessary. At seven weeks ahe hav to have another haircut, Now sh: han a full “bo' nea und If you have a beautiful home you cannot afford to have the whole ef- fect spoiled by one discordant touch. A living room with fine furni- ture and harmonious decorations is really a picture that bespeaks the hand of an artist. Too often, the fireplace is neglected. It is out of tune with the notes struck by the remainder of \:e roém. The Humphrey: Radiantfire is now made in Period Design to harmonize with your furniture. In our display room you will find them ih Colonial, Adam, Queen Anne, and Mission, designs finished in highly polished or dull antique finish, bronze or burnt brass. We HUMPHREY Peadian The Casper Gas Appliance Co., Inc. “Merchandise That’ Merits Confidence” ~ PHONE 1500 115-119 E, FIRST four, prim little rush seated ladder beds without footboards were cov- ered with a majestic pattern of black oyster white—oh! scenes, urns and swags and all that sort of thing. And to.uphold all the dignity i i on I” CONYOU and en, Good Taste ogi with spreads of black printed linen. The Victorian effect repeated itself in the large floral design on the linen which was used for window drapes, too. A vanity case of great stood nes . composed, First th it hung charm It was ach’ chest’ bore a small green silk mp affording ample Nght who might sit on. the bench before the table. Leaving the Victorian room a?d the saucy spirit to their own dev let us turn to the subject of Sand wich glass, and what you would dc if, having collected several pleces of it, you desired to place it in an ap. propriate setting? It was Alco who bravely replied, “I believe I can guess that one,” when the Mad Hatter demanded, “Why is a raven Ike a writing desk?” You may, of course, have three guesses, if you wish, but we are going right ahead and tell you the answer. It is this: Use a maple Danbury cupboa and arrange your handsome old Sandwich glass on it and see if you don't just love tt. There's good A maple refectory table does nic ly in the center of the room back chairs either side. Arm cha upholstered ing dull rose gl i chintz may stand at either end. Then for one or two of your candle- sticks you can find appropriate place for. them on one or the other of the small maple tables standing at the walls. Windsor Chair Used. Bits of “good taste’ may be dis OVered in merest corners. A p: terned wall paper with a corner | inet must have been an inspiration | to some one to which a combbac' Windsor chair was most —cieveiy added, Another corner held a cabriole legged checkered table and} added. a hooked rug with.a funny old }srey hound on it. And still another of these folks who _know,—did_ a room in Toile of the material a coronet of painted wood hung high on the wall above the beds with heavy handsome drapes of striped green taffeta. 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