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Furnishings make great gifts
for the newlyweds
Are the bride and
groom "starting from
scratch" in furnishing that
first apartment or home?
You can help the newly-
weds "get it all together"
by gifting them with acces-
sories to complete their
contemporary decor.
Colorful director's
chairs are attractive addi-
tions to the living room or
dining room now, can go
onto the patio later on.
A rattan or wicker plant
stand or a ceramic tree
planter can highlight that
handsome fern or indoor
,trte they're so proud of.
,PIastic cubes can create
a handy storage unit that
the young couple can in-
corporate into almost any
room of their new abode.
Parsons tables come in
many sizes (select accord-
ing to your pocketbook)
and make great coffee
His and Her
Collection
If the newlyweds have a
common interest, gift
them with a collector's
item related to that inter-
est.
For instance, if they're
both equestrians, you
might start them on a col-
lection of bronze horses.
Sailing enthusiasts would
appreciate a replica of an
old sailing ship, while
book lovers would love a
rare edition.
Anniversary
Traditions
Those who are looking
ahead eagerly to the years to
come are always curious to
know which anniversary is
symbolized by what.
Those who are faced with
the question of what to give a
couple celebrating an anni-
versary frequently find that a
consulting list of traditional
anniversary presents is an
excellent way of deciding
upon a gift that is both
practical and beautiful.
In any case, to satisfy the
curious and to assist the
befuddled, the following out-
lines the major anniversaries
and the presents that sym-
bolize them:
First—Paper
Second—Cotton
Third—Leather
Fourth—Linen
Fifth—Wood
Sixth—Iron
Seventh—Copper
Eighth—Bronze
Ninth—China or Pottery
Tenth—Tin or Aluminum
Eleventh—Steel
Twelfth—Silk
Thirteenth—Lace
Fourteenth—Ivory
Fifteenth—Crystal
Twentieth—China
Tenty-fifth—Silver
Fiftieth--C;old
tables, end tables, sofa
tables or even dining
tables.
Baker's racks can ac-
commodate anything
from a plant collection to
stereo components, are
popular looks on the con-
temporary scene.
Baskets are in—they
add a touch of texture to
glossy chrome and glass
decors, are handy for stor-
age. A set of attractive
baskets will rate a big
"thank you" from the
newlyweds.
Copies of small Indian
rugs make great wall hang-
ings for today's decors,
also add texture,
Pillows add both com-
fort and color to living
rooms and bedrooms; if
you're creative, custom-
made pillows would be
especially meaningful.
Earthenware pottery
will make those modular
wall units come alive with
warmth and color, makes
an unusual gift.
Framed prints add the
finishing touch to a new
abode, are available in all
price ranges.
Decorative accessories
such as these will provide
grace notes to the newly-
weds' home or apartment.