New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 23, 1928, Page 34

THINGS FOR THE WEEK-END BAG HOWE DECORATION HAS PPORTUNITY {One Can Emperiment to Her Heart's Desire BY JULIA BLANSHARD H NEA Service Writer NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1928, hat, has a remarkable psychological Why not try a gaudy waste bask-! 8corning a round or square shape, efffect upon the home-maker, as well jct by the side of the staid desk? Or (a large sized waste basket is oval. {28 upon other membens of the fam- |a gay magazine_ box that can be This has a brilliant goid lining and ;flyA It may spur mother on to m@ak- |moved to this chair or that or out its black border is outlined gold. t 5 |ing chinta slip-covers for some oi[omo the veranda, always carrying |Quite regal, also is the old French The addition of just one pieec max |the chairs that are not all they once jcheer with 1t? If a larger piece can court scene that marches clear seem a little thing. But after all, as vere, Or encourage sister to make a be afforded, one of the'reproductions around the b et in gorgeous ¢ v flower dresses up a suit, 60 ju: |tew gay pillows to liven up a corner [0f old Italian furniture may be Color from Venice bit of uew household accesst |that is cozily dark in winter butjust the thing. For the first time this year, re- this vear 18 likely to add its funl | chest of drawers pictured. It is mar- row enough to fit any apartment bur ; enough to hold all kinds of needs a vivid note for spring. Italy and France are sending us productions of the old “Oliver Crox jota of animation to the home | Try Some Unusual Object some beautiful extras that strike well stool,” a piece of furni it may need just that touch to There are no bounds to what ene ight note for spring decoration. Cromwell made famonus by liking to make it perfect. imay purchase as the extra offering are peasant art objects and sit on it, are avg to the spirit of spring. But the extra |carry with them the same colorful hand-carved, with the CHF. POTATOES. is more likely to be a success if it is atmosphcre that all European peas- the original. The Left-over mashed potatoes can be |some unusual object—not just a aft lifs exudes. aren't stools, re ade most appetizing adding a ¥French ¢ of grated American i New York, Mar, 28. P=The ca!l chair, davenport or other larg: piece; New and unusual is a |to spring decoration soon will sound, | that must fit in with everything else newspaper and magazine stand in vi- and novel new pieces of furnityse before it is convincingly all right invid red and white zig-zag stripes offer thismselves as an answer to it. |the room. + (with no less than a picnic under the Acquiring & new lamp, table, chair,| On the market today are eome shade of a big tree for the deeora- rug, picture br any colorful, decor- vastly inte; ing. amusing and high- tive motif on i's front. The green ative home acceasory 1is quite like |ly decorative odd accessories for the of the grass and tree, the yellow. tablespoonful \aese to each pat and frying in but- wishes to go in for color. is just apt to be an from a cream to an oran ind their decorations pi NUTMEG FLAVOR e children are weary of their , try seasoning it with nut- ture the sp Conspicuous the contents of the “Jean Paton I, (1) a aceful ot frock with cir- cular <kirt in Cicl blue georgette is smart tea-time apparcl: (2) a chic navy Llue merccain ensemble, silver stitched, with its three-quarters, tiered coat, is stunning for d=ytime: (3) one of the sweate an ash-gray jersey sports suit has gay sc ings, monogrammed tie and siriped searf, and (1) the solution to the hat problem finds chic in a deverly tailored grey felt. Parie, M The co selected stay 1 re is pos 1t can be v s § 5 | % | picture of from a trij or example n accomp; a sweater for every ; creation : applics to the black evening dress— rn all black as a simpls dinner gown, with the black em- Both bathing beach and ball-room are cared for by the contents of the “Jean Patou Bag;” (1) an all black evening dress of clegant simplicify; (2) for the formal evening function, & black georgette coat, luvuriously ermine-trimmed, over a white gown with scintilating bodice and gracefully full skirt; (3) biack ballybunt fashions a little toque, with a new right-side emphasis, aud (1) for cnergetic hours in the surf, a modish ene-picee jersey swimming suft in a new stripe motif. to fit fashion should 1. To my ma ver, this 1s ea though they are an inte the dresa, coat, this can be worn without t The same rem fect good t or white e A NEW ELABORATION DISTINGUISHES THESE Saster Hats MORE feminine, charming phase of millinery is seen 2 in these hats. 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