Telegram-herald., 1889-07-20

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r-ss AID cr4pSriss, 10 not TOO set fashion,
bski0d tbs o. the wzll-space h28g Ia "a
easy. careless f-sh-ol q rather oeeD red
sone for curtains
A shelf may bs carried across ths corner
over thls IN slightly Moorish style, covered
WITH quaint tobacco 4rs 4nt pipes. tbs -
orfy offered - azTOne having tie corner
T. snare eaa s desire Tor qualntDess aud
oaalty upper most Ia hls heart
Jarllaieres ana windo w. boxes add greatly
% & aalL A wicker-w0rk box, painted
black and supported on a simple eboniEed
srlpod WI, II lalcAly liaed wlth naoss, make
pretty aud tasteful lardiniere. as much
s. a. many u The higher priced ones. and
can 0e flied y h hardy trailing plants and
PINK aud white gerAululns. the latter requir-
ias bat little sunshine, and not al al par
tlca ar about tue richness Of the s0l.
Flowers, too should rnd a place IN their
SEASON Ia the decoration of the hall, for
what could smile q sweeter or more fra
grsEs welcome 10 the Incoming guesti
A single vase or basket Of roses, ran ging
through all shades 81 red and piuk, from t4e
dark crimson OF the Jack to tie pale flesh
tints an creamy white of the more delicate
variety. is one or the most beautiful OF
f0ral decorations.
There are rules Of color in the arrange
ment OF flowers, as IN cay decorative ef-
fects- Always put blue ia IuxtaDostion 20
orange and violet 10 yellow, while the red
aad pink fowers are 70 be seen 10 the beat
advantage mingled with verdure only, or
accompanied by white
Why is not the hallway good place 10
receive those unfortunate members Of
sociefv known as oores, If we must receive
them ~ al. An OAK settle with its sheer
severities Of paneled back and seat Of
plankinC IS not an easy resting place but
luxury is not needed here, aud an oaken
settle Of oldish and evident rectau sulari-
ties does not tempt long stay.
This may also be said of the eover-wrought
oaken chair of bunchy aud recreant cary
ings; If we have them. the hall is a good
place for such. If only for tho reason above
given, except they be inhabited with TOO
| palpable non agreement with other
| fixtures. But there is one good quality
about han, it viii takc ''jumsle" Of
things more justly and carry them more
easily than most rooms.
An artistic arrangement OF a corner may
be effected with little labor and care, as
IS well illustrated by the Sketch, and will
/ have tendency TO make cold, dreary-
looking hall bright. caeery place full OF
color and interest. The high dado we will
suppose to be of dark, rich red Japanese
paper, with quaint hand screens and fans
in gold relief; the shelf above is to be
painted dark red to correspond All doors
ooening into the hall should, of course, be
OF the same shade, and paneled with the
red and gold.
Above the shelf the wall may be papered
or painted as preferred a tawny, dull gold.
Imari plates, enameled red and gold, palm
leaf faus, etc, will look well against this
ground. The furniture is all OF the dark
carved oak modern, and SO not quite such
an expensive luxury as it would be other
wise, yet thoroughly good of its kind.
Two large Imari bowls light up the part
below the table, with brass Indian bowl
for cards, and a tall, dark. blue bottle shows
TO advantage against the dark oak table. A