The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-03
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MARvELS or LUXURY WITH
MOTHER GOOSE PAINTINGS.
fnfantnc Dcns Cost $4,000 Apiece The
riaythings Hcprcsrnt nn Annual IN
prnditurc Of $4,000 More uenuty
aud Comfort.

home Is set aside fnr the chiidrcn.s
use. The same attention is given TO the
nursery as TO the dfawinr.room. bou
DOR or dlninE-room skilled artists
are hired TO decorate the wallis OF the
play room Of the wealthy little tots.
ln some OF the houses tho wallis are
padded so that whom The youngsters
fall they land on soft spots. This re-
duccs bruises and cuts Co % minimum.
Some % these nurseries have cost MS
much me- 5000 to ~ up and the TOYS
ana plnythlngs represent an annual out
lhy ui 5000 more. Tho children have "A
good time with them. but II IT, u question
" they get any more real. honest on
loNment than ne tenement house child
with Ia 81 worth Of toys u year.
Mrs. George Gould has the very best
~ nurseries. az she has VI most of the
good things OF life In October every
year, Ms soon as the air rrows the least
DIT frosty. the children ro 60 Lakewood
TO remain until the spring DAYS come.
and then they go abroad with their mar
cnts The air OF this halmy piny wood
region ~ very good FOR children and
makes them strong " limb ana stout
ANA rosy Mrs. Cleveland spent two
winters there with littlc Ruth before
she went back to the white house. An
Of the third floor ~ tho Gould cottage.
Hilltop. belongs to the children. First.
comes the great, roumy day nursery.
IN which Mariory ans Helen vivian
rlny all day long with their doh babies
Ihey have tea parties ana the tiny DOH
spoons as well a. some Of the little
dishes, are OF solid silver They have
IA
coal. hut Mariory ~ seldom allowed
the luxury u compromising wonderful
dishes. because she burns her little Nm.
gers along with her cakes on rainy
days Kingdom and Jay-who are big
boys OF ana 1-aharc the nursery with
their sisters. and then there ~ great
run all around. Floods of sunshine
pour Into the room nearly all day Ions
through the large bay window ON the
south side. The wallis are covered with
sort. gray cartridge paper. with a frlezc
OF delightful Kate Grccnway figures In
exquisite colorinT. Tho border near the
moor " practical M Wen as ornamental.
Tor II has the alphabet In raised letters
running around the wall Just IN level
Win the little baby faces. 4 fniry-liko
haAHanctte, lust Ike the biz ones In the
night nursery. curtains. ribbons aud all.
holds the dolllen when they have been
rocked TO sleep BY the patient little
mothers. An Immense Persian rug COW
crH the hardwood floor and gives u de-
llciouH coloring TO the dainty apartment
The best thing OF all II that none OF tho
furniture or hangings on this door are
too line for baby fingers to touch aud
pun. Opening out on each side Of the
day nursery arr the night nurseries
one IN old pink for the boys. ana one In
delicate blue gray for the little maldens
jay and Kingdom have little brass beds
with unusually high ratings TO keen
these sturdy young gentlemen from
fundry rolllngH out OF bed ana from
breaking their limbs when they indulge
In their customary morning pillow
Nights In little alcove sleeps the nur-
Hery maid. who guards her young
charges night and day and attends 10
their real and fancicd needs. Bonuti-
fully colorcd rugs lie In front OF each
little bed, and there are white and rose
curtains at the three windows. over
the mantel hangs n painting Of the
blessing OF Little children" In the
second nursery. which In almost a du.
plicate OF the first, the two little sisters
sleep In their white ana gold cribs. Mrs.
H.
well as nursery maid. and her bed is
close TO the little cribs. In case OF
sickness Mrs. Gould. who IN a devoted
mother always takes care OF the chill
dren hernclf. but she says she feels bet
ter satisfied To have some one In the
house who knows Just what 10 do In any
emergency. Opening out from each
night nursery are exquisite little bath
rooms, with every convenience. made
on the smallest scale. The little bath
tubs are OF porcelain and all OF the MT
inRa are OF solid silver.
Harry lie Grand Cannon'a little q
year-old daughter ~ lucky In having
an artist for father. lie has de-
signed and partly executed with his
own hands the most original nursery
any baby ever had. The walls are COW
cred with drawings ~ the different
countries OF the world. ana around
each In painted the fora and fauna Pc
culiar TO the country. The effoct H. In
deHcribable. The coloring IN 10 bcuutl.
uful and the arrangement so clever that
Mrs Cannon often receives her own
guests In the room which WIS built and
nttod and decorated solely Tor the
pleasure OF the little baby daughter.
Mrs. Adolph LtdcnbuTg, onr OF the
NNNhA hAAlANAlNN anu hiMNAlNN III Nl the
married bellies. has "A dear little baby
daughter Just weeks old She has
not had her candle party yet. 80 nobody
knows her nnme. The tiny little maid
On has day nursery and "A night mug
sery. which are models. Sunshine
comes 10 both all day long. and there
are lots OF windows for II 20 pour
through. The floors are OF hardwood
covered with large rugs. which can be-
moved and aired every day II need be-
The day nursery Is papercd with the
most beautiful designs from old Mother
Goose. with the rhymes IA quaint. old.
blue lettering around and above the
dainty picture. The dado has the a. u
C.'s both In small letters and capitals
There are bird cages In the pretty low
window. which has window seats and
soft pretty cushions all In baby blue
ana white. a white chlffoniere OF white
mahogany. with knobs Of white and
blue Dresden china, holds an the dainty
baby clothes OF silk and MULE and nimy
lace: the bath. powder-box and all OF
the appointments OF the bnby'a toilet
are OF white china, fiocked with forget
mc-nots. The night nursery Is as plain
as II can be and there ~ not BIZ Of
superiluous furniture 20 bee seen. The
little white and gold covered cradle has
O. canopy and curtains OF white SILK
mule, lined with soft, blue India SILK
10 Keep on any possible drnught from