At the meeting of the American Women's Club held on April 23 in the new Club rooms, 113 Bubbling Well Road, the speaker was Mrs. A. H, Swan,' who gave a most interesting and its relation to interior decoration, beauty of the furniture or of ruin-beaut it complete suites of furniture in every ing ts tect, Then there are the oom, Mes Sra so that although materials used at the windows and] gets are agree doors or as chair covers: if these toom "and also in bedrooms. if the dining are correct they will strengthen the broken by an odd mirror or a smalt Phere which is ereat- table or chair, in drawing rooms fil by the furniture, should be broken up, even san one rare oe ting, 7207 J2 to do s0 one has to upholster the ud sch attic of crin soa vuuking—even the pictures and
interior decoration, Mrs. Swan nese and mand certainly brings light. continued, should be Tooker at from 48 Ba two angles in Shanghai. From the point of view of the person who can they shoul not be, Start (resh and have anything desir- Covered with conspicuous loose ed, and that of the person who hax Covers. but a well-fitting jacket of Become the owner of x house which ume neutral shade, or even black, others have furnished through the] MY be used which will draw the vietion rooms. A bigaer problem motion rooms, A bueeut pet "The mew skirt line is shown in the model on the toft, while on the right the cape fashion Agures
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