Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-11
GOOD ATTENDANCE
GREET DECORATOR
WHOLECTlJRES HERE


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Gal CLUB Iuesday night, giving tne
riost complimentary attention 10 ever
ell fhipps baocock, weh-kno"n aren't
tcct ana interior decorator OF Port
lane. VINO spoke upon Decorative
Textiles. lie was Drought TO salem
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'uso snoWeu narVeious examples
=. Ola nnsiisn block printing, one of
1he most Deantiiul designs showing tine
Aainous iudor rose conyentionalized
F"u e'hp'oyeo IN exaetly the same way
as was on the original piece. The
thslisn glaze chintzes were also of
mum in.erest. RMS art is controlled
ehurely Dy ioreign countries, but 1t Is
a.opaplo .hat II VIII De an industry IN
america Defore long. The fabric was
sassested as being especially good for
Isup puiiuings' sun rooms, or public
buildings OF any description, being
very transparent, and easily cleaned
WIN" oamp cioth.
Attractive easement cloth. made I'm
the United States was another fabric
shown. This Is utilized in manv -.
fective ways on windows.
Mr.. Babcoek pronounced velyets
damasks and brocades the aristocrats
Of draperies, showing many unusual |
b;zarre and charming samples as iIIus-
frations. Every piece shown was
American made He said the old ItaI- |
ian textiles were no finer in workran.
ship. design and color. Our brocades
arc equally wonderful. stln another
remarkable fabric was utrecht c,oth +.
product OF the Angora CONT Tho iopg
hair IL woven In such n manper that
II practically resist wear. and 10 ,,ti
iized in making furniture covor,,,,s
Old Linen shown
Aa sample Of the most ce,ehrated
piece OF linen ever printed aro,,..a
much interest. IL Is OF Scotch or,ssr
and Is remarkable example OF the
handbook work. Shadow printinp |
likewise aroused much complImentarv
Az Mr.. Babcock progressed he made
suggestions for the employment of the
textiles shown, giving tho colors most
effective In combination with tbose In
the material. Vivid colors that reflect
light aud sunshine are excellent for
sun rooms. stripes and heavier fnhrlcs
snd coiors where more massive and
elegant furnishings are TO be used A
sir"'" e'"''f or color In a draperv me-
xssta endless possibilities IN carrvinp
oHt the decorating OF a room. A single