The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-10-11
SETTINGS FOR HOUSE ROOMS.
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yesterday We're well repaid by the ap-
pearance and beauty of the various rooms
exhibited as well as by the many valuable
suggestions that one received from the
appointments themselves and the manner
OF arranging them. Much credit is due
to the district chairman, Mrs. Stickney,
who planned the general outline of the
rooms, also to the various ladies who
made the actual selections of furniture
and appointments and who so tastetully
arranged them. Perhaps the highest
compliments should be given to the vari-
Gus business firms and the banks who
entered into the project and made the
demonstration possible,
\ rope railing divides the line of
rooms on both sides of the hall from the
space which the public uses in inspecting
the various exhibits. Immediately on
the right of the entrance a typical modern
hall is shown with its wall table, bearing
two candlesticks separated by Il Jar OF
flowers, mirror and Windsor chair An
Oriental rug and door mat complete
the appointments of the hall.
The hall opens directly into the hylng
room which Is very tastefully furnished
An atmosphere of coZiness and conyen-
fence is at once suggested The appoint
mentS compromise q fireplace with
clock and candlesticks. a Davenport with
silk pillows. an armchair matching the
| Davenport. upholstered brown wicker
chair. gate leg table with runner showing
| books, magazines, candy jar ana an eiec-
trio lamp with silk shade piano on
ton of which is basket of flowers, book
case with books, table desk with furnish
| ings. waste basket, Windsor chair a
rug is placed before the fireplace near
which is a Cape Cod firelighter- \ read
ing and Il desk lamp with parchment
| shades also are shown. The windows
have net curtains with overhang of sun
fast material. all in the brown tones. Inc
wall paper suggestion for the nan ana
| living room is a shade OF tan. These two
rooms We're arranged by Mrs. haroid T..
! Whitney and Mrs. f. r. Lynch.
Adjoining is a sleeping room showing a
| four-poSt bed. dresser, chiffoner, Wind
! sor rocker and straight chair. costumef
/ displaying a blue gown two dresser iaih'
/ of etched glass various toilet articles ana
yellow rugs with black and white stripes
/ The window trimmings are net mateTlai
| with yellow sunfast Overdraperles' :, = ne
wall Daper suggestion Is striped Nelio"
1 with border to match.
! Next is the bath room containing ire
! tub with seat and overhanging soap rack
! /. pedeStal wash stand. medicine cabinet.
mirror. seat electric heater, and con-
/ goleum rug. The arrangement was by
! II. l.. Fitch,
4 second aleeping room IS shown next;
! thcanointments being ivory ehaliicl
/ throughout. They comprise n bed, dress
! ing table and seat, lamp. wicker chalfS
| with rose cretonne straight chair. linen
bed covering lace embroidered, pun WIN
! satin coverings wool blanket bound with
rose satin. and various toilet aTucles-
/ The window draperieS are net Win roSt
I SunfaSt overhaugipgS. The Watl paper
suggestion is of ivory tone with rose
design i'm the border.
! Immediately adjoining this room is the
nursery continuing an ivory crlb, deSh
and chair. play table, floor cushions elee
| trio heater, and congoleqm rug OF blI'
4. 4s,a1 lnI 1r
play things such as rocking horse. dolls
ruber animals, teddy bear, etc. The i've
/ sleeping rooms and the nursery Weft
arranged by Mrs. ii. &. Barber.
/ The dining room presents an unusually
artistic appearance with its dull finisf
mahogany furniture, consisting OF N
obIong table. six chairs. buffet, china caDi
net. serving table, tea wagon and til,
| service of china, glass ana SILVER y
handsome chime clock and vases adofn th'
china cabinet and chest of silver Is OF
the serving table. On the buffet are al
inlaid tray. silver basket containing
fruit. silver eandlesticks, silver water
pitcher and other articles. Pots OF tern'
adorn the dining table and the tea wagon
\ silver candelabra suspended over tn
table furnishes n soft hght;, An AKIN u
: ster rug covers the floor. This room wa
, arranged by Mrs c. 6. Fits.
The pantry and supply closet SHOW
} cupboardS for supplies. a Leonard clean
able refrigerator and a eongolenm rug
!. Space for the tioor brushes, SWeepers ant
hrooms also are shown. The kitchen IS
model one with its grey enamel Glenwoo'
range kitchen cabinet containing sup
plies. stool rocking chair. white ename
, table and a generous display OF pots
4 aluminium kettles and enamel ware. III
Il / suggested wall effects are tan ename
4 paint finished with white enamel mould
ing 4 iireleSS cooker. enamel sink,
Il garbage sanican. bread mixer and othe
n Kitchen utensils complete the display
l The kitchen and supply closet were ar
ranged by Mrs. G. l.. Shckney-
\ The laundry comprises display OF Sc
4 tubs electric washer towel rack, clothe
hanger, ironing board. clothes basket am
washing supplies. \ congoleum rug /
used for the floor.
In the center of the hall, q space ha
4 been set off depicting the flowers an,
1 shrubs that may be used to good ettec
1 on the exterior of the house. \ minia
\ ture home is shown with its lawn ant
L driveway ferns and other plants carry
n ing out the tree effects and begonias EN-
I phasizing the green hedge effect,
The lower part of the interior wall
\ of Festival hall have been covered wit
4 brown burlap to add TO the general Ell
\ feet. A large sign calling attention {
the advantages of the Cooperative Loa
n association has been erected on the iron
wall.
J The Twin State Gas & Electric Co
and Horton ID. Walker are showing VAR
Gus electrical devices which are not onl
labor saving but add to the appearance
of the home Green Hill Parkway an
the c. Il. Crowen Extension both hay
exhibits and Holden and Martin sho'
cuts of houses and complete house PLAN
! A player piano for the musical concert
| occupies a position on the right froT
stage and a victrola Is similarly place
| in the opposite corner. At the entrance
a register of all those attending the expo