For The Girls

A UmuIiIuI I;iih. 1i.kI nlniiMt rivallinj; ¦ pcircelain KM, can he mide out af IwM sheets oi'ioe, thin Brístol hoard. Cn( t he sheeU the ibape ofthe wire fraaie, making :i -ralloped eilge and botton by plair:g a twenty five M pio mi tlic t4ge and Irawíur a pencil around it. Thcn, when you liavo repeaied ibit ill aloog on both siaea, cut l.all ilic inarli away. l'roriirr soma besutifally oolored tntmnn Imtw either natural otemboSMd mn, and hreak oft tlic vli'ins rl.i.sc t'i llir IMW NhW paint I s(i ni ni a vine all amund the shade, and join tlio kave tu it in natural ordor, stickIDgtbem mi witli gum tragauanth. Whcn you have conipletcd the wreath lee it lie iinder iire.M-iure f'or a t'ew hours, then gi the wliule a coat ofoolorless varnish. When thorougbty diy join the shade with gum, pressing it with a hot iron ; then fasten it to the wire trame. This shade will give a Milt, mellow light, and will repay the trouble tn makc it.