South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-28
Ne1D Accessories
For the BoudOir
Daintiness and Originality
Shown in Pretty Home
made Trifies.

There is a new and dainty lamp
shade for the pink bedroom, which is
formed of three rings, each four
inches in width but OF varying dia-
meter, with the largest ring at the
top and the smallest at the bottom.
They hang in tiers, the fringe on the
bottom of each ring Overhanging the
top of the ring below it, pagoda
fashion, though they are not fasten-
ed together except at the top. The
rings are covered with pink silk
over which white all-Over lace is
stretched and the edges finished with
one inch wide silk fringe These
shades are very dainty III appearance
and quite new.
A pretty trife for he table is the
lingerie trinket basket. It's founda-
ton is wire with a high handle; the
foundation covering is net. which is
completely hidden by ruffles of lace.
the lining of the basket being fine
handkerchief linen with an embroi-
dered medallion in the center. The
ruffled handle is surmounted by
dainty satin bow which matches in
color the other fittings.
The latest shape in lingerie pill
lows is the muffin-shaped pillow,
which has heretofore appeared only
in silk. The foundation is of delicate
pink or blue silk, then handkerchief
| linen is laid smooth on the bottom,
pulled around the edge and drawn to
the center, where it is finished with
a huge lace rosette and caught by a
satin-cOvered button the size of a So
cent piece, which matches the foun-
dation silk covering. When the Gov
| er needs laundering a cunningham
ranged drawstring releases the big
rosette stretching it out to the size
| of the surface Of the pillow, so that
the case may be slipped off quite
/ readily. The lace is put through
rosette iron after laundering, which
makes it, when drawn again, quite as
crisp and fresh-loOking as when new,
though of course no starch is put in
the lace.
| The daintiest new nightgOwn cases
are made of fine French net over
| silk foundation. They are in the en-
velOpe shape and are finished entire
| ly around with a tucked ruffle Of the
net. over the front there are ap-
pliqued lace butterflies, large ones at
| the corners. smaller ones toward the
envelope flap. In the center of the
pointed flap is a large appliqued lace
monogram; no lace edge is used, as
even the finest would take from the
| dainty appearance of this attractive
| bedroom trifle.
! The fad for painted articles has eX
1 tended 10 a Enlllpplne Snap eu, manu-
painted pasteboard fan. 1t is a hale
circle, with a cut out handle and a
| hole for the thumb like an artist
palette. The center of the fan is tint
| ed TO match the color scheme of the
room and the edge has an inch wide
/ Persian border These fans are very
decorative and have a futurist touch
about them which is new.
| quaint adaptation of the old
| fashioned painted mirror is shown in
mirror with a wooden frame two
inches wide, finished at the bottom
with a basket of flowers so familiar
on old painted furniture The flow
ers are carved out before being paint
ed. The frame of the mirror is white
and the flowers are in their natural
colors. At each side is holder for
q single candle. The mirror is design
ed TO use over the Old-fashioned
highbOy.
Another bedroom novelty is shade
to swing over an electric bulb. 1t is
i'm the shape of a mandarin hat, made
of printed panels on which flowers
are painted against a ground of solid
color. Each panel is a different col
OF, blue, yellow, grass green, terra
Gotta, white. gold and lavender being
the ones used in this particular shade.
The panels are separated by a single
line of black The material is an
Opaque paper which sheds a soft
light and makes the colors peculiarly
attractive.