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The Alden Studio was chosen as one _ of the seven decorating concerns waus of such high standard as to make them eligible to decorate one of the special rooms for exhibit at the Naâ€" tional ~Conventionâ€"of Interior Decoraâ€" tors at Grand Rapids. Each of the twentyâ€"seven decorators, chosen from the leading cities of the United Sta arranged a room at the exhibit showâ€" ing the correct use of furniture and the proper selection of wall coverâ€" ings, drapery and upholstery fabriu‘ and floor materials. The seven decorators from the Chiâ€" cago district were as follows: Irene Bidley, whose townâ€"house living room Alden Studios Honored in National Convention rmiearoun touinainnmttits smcs EO SE mr eRmpiemet aP H1iere extra care THE MILK OF SUPERIOR FLAVGR 2@aSSuUuresâ€" Pierre Dutel of New York decâ€" orated a small dressing room in the Victorianâ€"Empire style. Elsie Sloan Farley and Rose Cummings of the same city furnished bed rooms, using white organdie as the predomâ€" inating material. The work of Arden Galleries of New York in the arrangeâ€" ment of the Dent House terraces was clever and startling to the last deâ€" gree. . J. Dameresq of Philadelphia planned and executed a very attracâ€" in the Georgian manner was outstandâ€" ing; Beverly and Valentine, who arâ€" ranged a smart morning room; Wilâ€" liam R. Moore, with a fine Queen Anne dining room; Alden Studio, an English living room; Miss Gheen, an art moderne dining room for a town house; «and Secessionists, Ltd.,. a small bar in the modernistic manner; BOWMAN ho stme a s DAIRY COM PA NY BOWMAN’S Milk comes from only clean, * healthy cows that are fed, housed and cared for according to the latest scientific knowledge. This assures a milk that is fullâ€" rich in â€"cream, andâ€"richâ€"inâ€"all the . vitamins â€"which make milk humanity‘s most perfect food. Treat yourself and your family to a bottle of this rich, delicious milk today. See for yourself how good it really is. â€" Extra care on the farm and at every step from country to you makes absolutely certain that none of the richness, the goodness and: fine flavor of Bowman‘s Milk is lost. C oe. MHLLK Telephone Highland Park 2700 T HE PR E3 8 t The room arranged by the Alden Studio was a Georgian living room. The walls of this room were done in Rapids furniture men told of the need of the influence of the decorators in the correcting of the predominating designs of furniture and in the selecâ€" tion of proper fabrics and finishes for furniture. They realize the tremendâ€" ous influence decorators and the proâ€" fession of decorating have on furâ€" nishing of the better homes. #f B The . city of Grand Rapids was chosen by the decorators for their convention because of an invitation from the furniture manufacturers of that city and the donation by those manufacturers of $50,000 to defray the expense of the exhibit. The Grand tive room in "the French mode of the Directoire Period. The Ladies Aid society of the St. Johns church will hold a bakery sale in Sobey‘s market 511 Central avenne Baturday,â€"Julyâ€"18â€"starting at 9 a.m. . The officers to be installed are: Arâ€" thur G. Hollands, excellentâ€" High Priest; George M. Daily, King; Marâ€" vin W. Wallach, scribe; John A. Blomdah!, treasurer; Albert Larson, secretary; Harold A. Bridges, chapâ€" lain; D. L. Barrett, captain of the host;â€"Christie G. Peterson, principal sojourner; J. W. Klein, Royal Arch captain; Peter H. K. Grimson, Masâ€" ter 3rd â€"veil; R. R. Thomas, Master @2nd veil; John Woudenberg, Master Ist veil; A. C. Armstrong, sentincl, and Fred C. Bremer, organist. â€"â€" The installing officers will be, E. A. Kuehmstead, installing officer; E. F. Briggs, installing marshall; Roland Stanley, â€" installing chaplain; and Charles ~Sanborn, installing secreâ€" tary. ~â€"Highland â€"Park._â€"chapterâ€"No.â€"226, R. A. M., will hold their annual inâ€" stallation of officers in Masonic temâ€" ple, Wednesday evening, July 22. All members of this lodge or neighboring Royal Arch chapters are invited to attend. ~ ’ ~â€" On either side in front of this fireâ€" | place were a pair of Sheraton chairs |in seal skin and between these an English butlers table with a pink lusâ€" tre tea set attractively arranged on it. In the center of the room was a small â€"leatherâ€"topped â€"drum table on which was a fine silver bowl by Paul Storr filled with colorful garden flowâ€" ers. 3 y a graceful Chippendale sofa upholâ€". stered in an English â€"damask of â€"the Eighteenth Century. Above this was _ a beautiful portrait of: the Countess Clovendale by Allen Ramsay; a fine _ "example of this noted artists work. To â€"the â€"right â€"of theâ€"Chippendaleâ€"sofa and in front of one of the windows was a reproduction of an old candleâ€" tree used as an ivy stand. At the ' left end of the sofa was a low music _ stand with an ‘antique Cheng Lung ~vase in blue, as a lamp, on it. A white mica shade on this spread a . Royal Arch Masons _ _ â€" Install New Officers The room attracted a great deal of favorable comment from the twentyâ€" five hundred decorators attending the convention. â€" & â€" white mica shade on this spread a softâ€"toned light throughout the room. On the â€"lower shelves of the music stand was a collection of Staffordshire miniature cottages, f The room attracted a great deal of ‘a chints with an old drawing of Madonna lilies in ivory color on a soft seaâ€"green background. The rug used was a rare antique Tabriz of the Seventeenth Century with ~mellow tones of green and putty predomiâ€" nating. Against the wall between the windows ‘ was placed . an â€" antique Sheraton open book case filled with old books. Over this hung a group On the left wall was an old pine manâ€" tel with black marble facing, over which hung â€"a â€"portraitâ€"by George Romney of a Gentleman in Green. In the center of this mantel was a small statuary group made by the Chelsea factories, and flanking this group were a pair of beautiful Georgian urns. an oysterâ€"white, with simple class cornices. The hangings used w Thursday, July 16 re $1.00 Iinc kerchic 10 for Han heer 1 $7 Dimi on Thu th wi