Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-29
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pANAr. rTIr-rCe 1soT2 Il, stTr,1,
II don't Ike things which have no
meaning even In decoratiup,' Mrs Glyn
said. those cords really do hold un the
uMpcrS OF The Curt0tns. N you pulled
one iassel il would all come doWn'
Banal things bore me. everything
should have some meaning Go Justify IT.
SELF she added hut now YOU must
sec my surnmcr!" and She took mo
through a curtaiDcd doorway and the
most wonderful picture met my view.
"A small squire room with one very tail
window In IT, carved and paueled in the
saIne way as the salon the white rev
lief on dove gray-but the furniture IL
al Silt here, and the curtains and bed
diApory OF the most beautiful shade NJ
rose PINK shot glAce SIX They are
draped and held back by wreaths of
roses--in every known shade from SAL
mon 10 pale mauvo through gorgeous
pinks deep and pale. with pale green
leaves OF every tone from a blush faded
green to q ycloWer one. The roses and
leaves are masterpieces of silk hand
made flowers
IN this wonderful little shrine every
thing Is OF The richest, the dressing
table Is drapcd with real lace and small
bouquets OF The SHINE roses, while the
oIinw.5 ~ 1ince, 80 49, bop.r.l ,h MaS ~
room l,ad 10 he soon ma saa ,,,,i,. a
limited time before my train Ieft fo,
Iondnn IA ,vp wont nm tbro,,oh IN.
small door
trThls is the summer too but ttn co,l
summer" Mrs ellen s.,ld .DI'bcre ~ ~
gold here an Tho 1ttjnqs ana br,t4hes
and things are silver ike Ia fael raD,
and happy and pretend IL * nlw,ivs
june when | wake. maj a yvbv nv
bedroom Is the summer but whore one
baths IL must be cool
wonderful shade OF blue little paler
than "Natlor" blue IN tho heavy silk
cords which keep them In place are
punches OF roses of moro wonderful
pinks, and over the alcove OF the bath
and the center OF the window drapery
there are silver baskets fun Of them.
The CARPET Is blue also and
the paueIing instead Of being
gray with white relief Is white with
the carving in gray 1t Is quite the
loveliest bathtoo a fairy. princess
might desire. ond when / was shown
through other small doors. into hey
maid room. little bower of treSn
rosS chintz. we came through into the
hall and on TO the salon again where
my hostess aslsed me to sit down and
talk.
FRENCH IDEAS
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en- ane Gazing nay ges's,eu
added English work people are splen-
did for solid things, but they don't
understand these light French ideas"
''You like the Louis XVI style?"
asked. and Mrs. Glyn then told me
something Of her tastes. She prefers
Louis XVI 10 any other style because
of the straight lines and the Greek
note IN IT, She likes everything of the
eighteenth century though
~ am sure | have had two previous
lives" she said. cone in Athens in tho
time OF PericIcs and the other IN the
reign of LOUIS XVI. | feet that / was
pulllntined IN the revolution"
what makes you think thls?'
asked.
Because those two periods have
from my earliest memory been sub
tects Of deep interest TO me. | have
acquired almost every detail about
them with. very little study they
seemed to come naturally to me NV
interest in Greek art aud Greek ideas
amount to A perfect mania. The his
tory of other periods [ have learned
as lesson only. Knowledge of these
two perlods seems To come to me with
perfect ease. and an interest ceases
with the revolution. though In the alb
stract the character OF Napoleon
should be one of immense attraction
FOR me"
A STRANGE BOOK,
MAY ASK what you are Wt'Vi"S
now hrs' uIyh sald'
- nave lust written Il strange book,
she fepned' Which IeeI sure VIII DC
Very roughly CRITICISED. ~ is about
woman with passionate SlaV nature
ana peauuiul young En6lshnah' tne
SORT one sees dozens OF at every DIE
London ball,
why VAL II be roughly cfl'lclsed
then
III deals with peculiar situation;
see TINS is the book. she said as she
picked up typowrltten copy.
should Ike you To read H. but J want
You to see heE-my heroine-as 40,
strange herce SlaN underneath. With
wondertul pohsh, hut passionate
reahzation OF the primitive instincts oil
nature one must think OF her a. Lu-
with the Thought Of her hideous life
wlth her brutal MISUNDERSTANDING see
Mib ttlls youhs EHBlShulait Nslose inlh-
ny Sne EloMs ABOUT, anu whose Tx
less ~ nus ubele Nhoul she may per
tiHps nay Hull''Iou IN her own BIT
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