Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-15

"a it, -
a. - y - ~ "on.o- u
a big weight to have on a small thing Ike NV
mind, and today being Sunday feel as II
othellos occupations gone since actually can
not look at furniture again till tomorrow"
THE rosr
s.tIo,r ,o,,oL 40, :, 80. 4. .;l -,
!N'' 80 - 'oo' W LUZ niSn 'ii''ii
mouse! h'erTogated IHE STAR man.
"Oh! l believe you are going to be married."
she exclaimed her feminine interest in a we'd
ding for the moment diverting her mind from
the topic absorbing TO it, but quickly recoy-
ering herself she replied:
"Weu, Ill tell you how much mine cost.
and you wouldn't want anv larger house. for
mine has six rooms besides the bath room.
halls and closets. 1t cost Just 81 900, and |
firmly believe that there are lots of houses in
WASN'T s'oh mat nave hau great deal more
"a nrettv pr orcn as aio--a ~ nv.
Taste goes long way. YOU know She added.
with shade of superiority in her tone, land
arucles WIN colors that conflict will result in
ilHhInG room look cheaper than less expen-
sNe iuTtisnlngs whose UNITS are harmonlous.
Is she dAfE or ialrE
mo! saii HE STAR man.
, wv tne Rlrl you are gong 10 marry.
enc. On, "en-dsrk, replied The STAR
man soiheWat reiuctantly, But what dltler-
ehce ooeS 'na' make with the houseE
TO MATCH THE MISTRESS
"Diferencar Vhv all .bo d;soro.,,o &, A.,
-, v, -. -. - '--
iou "o'iuH put oiohde among req
anu !eAo" furnishings or brunette In an all
blue house | hone That would he a. had ~
getting your parlor chairs and sofa in a set
and your carpets in the immense lowered pat
terms which no one who has any idea Of the
eternal fitness of things does NOWADAYS Ger
tainly, the woman of the house should study
bgr 81 no h.
much "a when she gets a gown, for it is an ex-
preston of herself Just as Is her dress"
But how about the man of the house?' put
in The STAR man.
''Oh. if q man looks manly and as if he knew
what he was about that is all that is necessary"
said she, refusing to be sidetracked from her
main topic, and thus summarily Diminishing the
masculine element Of the household.
BLUE INSTEAD OF A YELLOW BED ROOM.
''But if she's dark can tel Won exactly how
to furnish your house, for YOU see I'm dark
OF course" she explained ''you will have To no
influenced somewhat nv tho ,oror tho. . -,
vour house II. "a in nv cage IL 4 ,Iro.1 -
pered. for iugt tbinkl Nv bod room hod 70 fh o
blue becaiIso Tho vii, % tba 80, a., -
most suit,ble for tbat ,,nr,ose 80 bnn SoT
made the best of a baS baTga;n nm. soyoroi
small bIne rings ON tbe foor q 1Ine fniIat 80 -,
the wnshsraud bIue coveriny 10 the transors
and try NOT To feel sarovv Trber in ~. 49, -
all this aura II vas ONLY anotbnr ins,o,oa
oToiney 10 ~ ,Lo. ric,;, go M .
for aren't,Tva oI1y.ys So, .. a. "e,. 40 or,
and aren't ci-cumstances slxavs s+nT-,inl, -,
and preventing us from carving out these
schemes?
Now II was the dream OF my life, she went
On, ~, - lbs, 70 naNe !eIoT
deem Whir, fr- rna. fberen, 49, nUo, WI
sinrI!a he'd. after Tho TnoIiab 81 1tanSi,,e.
sids nv side Will veiioyr cap,a~ies 81 oarI'a,nS
dresser and wasbstand the Iatter adorned .i,b
n yellow tnilc, sot br, 1roIIId ro, InIiora -
the two s;ncle beds and heir canonics would
cost s125 aud the onI, SORT ~ y,,r - ro'IiI
IooL, a. "a ar,a.c OIL ~, ,Loo,,a,a115 ,~o,a-
and wa bsand 10 say no,brg 81 $500 tto
roo, on o. 80, -, b., % -, ny .Io
cnred for notbi1I, -'0 N'''''4' W NC BE-
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~ &c 5.~-'eo 1 "a" 'nst hdu ut'erly
- -, "a '''iol INC piliiile
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i,;. u , M oai ut'peiSe WIN !ho
III 81 9u4te come 10 eating
- I - 40 q ~ =, 'Io HOT ogsiue'
n - ""I uoi4'It4 ""itH toopllS ieter 10 pay
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'-e ms HI " sui"'eu houSeholo.
THE HUSBAND LAcKoF ARTISTIC APPRECIATION.
But nv husband said" she went on "that
as far as he himself WINS concerned that no 5ian,t
a5,,;-. ,b0.o ,,,or, I'll. -.
r. "oiN "iii'e '1'iiieieu oeoS-
,nat .hey looked TO him Ike a cross between
hospiIai pea ana ponce station cot, but that,
Oh course, II qua FANCY mem TO get them.
ss,, mia my nuepaho Is almost
L really docs sem ~ r,e mt sncL . ~
mark shows something defective in his artistic
nature. Wouldn't You think so? But was
going to ten you how to furnish your house.
Sasn sad she, arousing herself
from thls analysis OF her spouses character.
WHERE NOT TO EooNoMIzE.
"Weu if Won are going To econo-nize anvubare
don,tI.t II ha i, . soarc;,v - c. $500.
- = VI noo- 'oei'"s''
curtains portleres' SHADES ana transom covers,
Tor these make the background OF house and
are ss important to it as is the background to a
picture. and any artist will tell You that fine
painting can be quite ruined II Its background
$50; we proper .nins. ana men sucn mex
IONS in the ehsirs and conchs. will s,;Da 80
house an air of luxury far exceeding the actual
expense of those things
And when you buy curtains for your par
Tor" she burst in with enthusiasm, ''get Irish