The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-07
Paper Used for Decorating


es y this artificial age it is lot surprising that flowers aare>n 10 being made
h nat bloom ii. the spring or in the fall or in the winter,o o any time at all
zs With serene indifference To the rghtul season, say Ellen Wise in tn
IhDaddpha Press They are so wonderfully Hfenke that it is difficult at a
short distance to detect the fact of these beautiful looking blossoms being
yer blooming with delicate hued loneliness. The only drawback is mat
hey are scen1ess n Hfe1eSs = =T 4-Z
The artificial flowers are made of paper,c obred fashioned in marvel
Gus likeness to the real thing They are useful for decoration when it IS dh-
cult Oh Impossible to procure a supply of buds rom the garden or ron the
goizt. They arctnot expensive decorations, and, as they are always ready
fer use and can be pressed into service over and over again., Until the mere
handling o them destroys theirs appearance, it viii prov a great saving TO
obtain a stock of these paper hoWersfo Tor the nome ~+ .
At IL little social affair given by n woman recently, the rooms were
host tastefuuy and athactve1y decorated with floral devices. all of which
passed muster as being real As a matter of fact, only a part Of the flowers
paper variety and the hostess successfully defed anyone to tell the difference
For the summer ONT paper curtains are being mad hat are pretfy
decorated with hoal designs. They look handsome and rich and it requires
a close examination. to- detects the deception, if it AN be 10 called. The "a
the housewife and they savea lot of bother in the summer months when nc
likes to see the windows curhned. but does nt fancy the trouble n ex-
penso of putVngu curtains of the ordinary kind
Avameti of paper articles hat are new a be. seen Mis- year, all OF
which are useful ard novel summer accessories paper plate INC the pa
per tablecloth are being made in new AM dainty designs, n a entire out-
fit If table furniture, 50 far as plates n linen are concerned, car be had ins
this nimsy material with new and pretty effects For the picnic paityf is
s great saving 81 labor 10 obtain a stock of paper articles, plates, tabeelotn
n table napkins, instead IF taking home supplies that must be carefully
used under troublesome circumstances and repacked when the al freseo meal
is owe. M
Borrowing an idea from the butcher and the grocer, tn household depart
ment stores are offering for sale cuffs of the kind tina he marketmen wear
when SERVING rat their counters. These uhs, it nay be mentioned here. are
useful articles or he girl who works in a office. Usually she pins a square
" wrapping paper around the sleeves of her waist to keep then from becom-
ing soned by contact with the typevriting machine or the uusty DESK II is
much easier to slip IN a pair of these cuffs, n they will prove more comfort
abe thar he mprovise cuff of paper. &+E
But the cuffs are rarely intended for USE by the housewife There are times
when it is necessary to hover over thu stove while wearing gowns hat-we
snever@mcant for SUCH surroundings. When, the housewife Is competed TO DC
such work while dressed for the partor these cuff will be found most useful
to slip "a and off in aShurry Us %4M@& A r1@%