Ogden Evening Standard | 1912-08-03 | Page 9 | Summer Luncheon Sets

SUMMER LUNCHEON SETS.' I I k a A2s'Y of the lunch, sets designed for jS. H I j summer use are embroidered with ( fr fl one or more colors. An attractive , I ' il set odd looking centre pieco aud its fy ,Iozen small doylies is of heavy and not -Tfil specially fine Irish linen. Its widely scalloped edge Is done in old rose floss and fl between it and a double inner row of k,, B imiall - scallopings are scattered tiny : flj Freuch knots in tan. The inner rows of ' P U scallopings arc done in old rose and be- ! BE tween them is a conventional design W worked out with tau, gold and black. '" fl Equally bizarre but undeniably attrac- I mB live looking in a summer cottage dining P.'fci room is a poppy embroidered white linen ' 'flflj set, but not more so than ono done' iu ! 'fl long stitches with heavy floss of a dull ( E3 dark blue tone. None of these sets look jj lfl well unless the table nerrice is pure white, j 'filfl ns their colorings would certainly clash i hfl with painted porcelains. 'I RH Sets of natural linen arc charming for i PsH informal occasions, and many housewives '( H have them tolely for the children's mid- , SH day meal. The edges of all the pieces, ( PH large nnd small, nre deeply scalloped, and ( r H done in dark brown, green or blue or in f''H old rose to match :hc floss used for a fl centre design of daisies or other field ' fljj flowers. ,, KpI 'rllfl