Susan Carey in a West Side romance and studio night
Susan Carey a Chicago orphan finishes business school and meets Ben Lampman while Aunt Jessie sponsors his visit. Susan attends an art studio party with Ben, faces oddball guests, and contemplates popularity as Denise arrives later foreshadowing conflict in the continuing tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Carey
Jessie
Chicago
West Side
Bob Dunbar
Ernest Heath
Susan
Ben Lampman
Ann Jessie
Ray Flannery
Jack Waring
Heath
Waring
Aunt Jessie
Ken Lampman
Ben
Dennie
Denise
Winnetka
Sonya
Busan
Brightening the Windows By Eleanor Ross
Homemaking tips for bright rooms cover window cleaning methods using kerosene, pumice, vinegar, and dry cleaning. Practical steps include hot water washes, cloth polishing, and avoiding sunlit streaks. The piece notes safe scaffolding and market aids for external cleaning from inside.
Dinner Dance Plans Stir Social Round
Elena Brixton eagerly agrees to attend a dinner dance with Sam and Charlie, arranging details by telephone. Helena, Carolyn, Marion, and Lillian discuss gowns, shopping plans, and color schemes, while the party plans to bring children home before the week ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elena Brixton
Helena
Sam
Charlie
Marion
Carolyn
Lillian
Mrs Graham Hears Of Friday Night Dance Ruse
Adele Garrison depicts a tense moment as Edith Fairfax calls from a long absent friend and reveals a plan to bring a man, Dr Jim Paige, to a Friday night gathering to which Dicky is drawn. The chatter hints at a social trap and looming judgment over a trio of characters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strinskys
Lincoln Park
Ben
New York
Susan
Greenwich Village
Strinsky
Sonya Strinsky
Sonya
Arnold
Tilden
Borotta
Helen Willa
Cezanne
Louis
Debussy
Law and Order
Tombstone
Southwest
Walterton
Aun
Barry Carey
Russell Simpson
Raymond Hattom
Andy Devine
Russell Hopton
Nelson McDowell
D'Arcy Colgan
Edward Cahn
W. BR. Burnett
Charles Owen
Lillian
Edith
Edith Fairfax
Dicky
Dicky As
Jim Paige
Jen A
Dicky J
Birthday Party Guests Lead Fifth Grade Lineup
Bill Root escorts several young ladies to the Birthday party today. He is the sole boy among five birthday children. Readers learn about Rhodes in third grade, Lucille McDaniel in sixth grade, Betty Jean McCrom in first grade, and Dorothy Dinemore in kindergarten at Putnam and Central schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Root
Putnam Training School
Big Rhodes
Central School
Lucille McDaniel
Rufus
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Mr. Heath
Carey
Ory
Rose's
Ray
Ashe
Len
Arnold Strinsky
Polocks
Riai
OLCO
Richard Barthelmes
Majestic
Lioyd Hughes
Columbia
Walter Hust
Richard Barthelmeas
Mista
Ohio Theater
Steech
Nowheres
Bartheimess
Barthelmess
David Wark Griffith
Tins
the Doctor
the Deceiver
Harthernness
Majestic Theater
Charles Logue
Bella Munt
Adem Finkel
Reginald Thorpe
Ian Keith
Dorothy Sebastian
Lloyd Hughes
Natalie Moorhead
Greta Granstedt
Murray Kinnell
Louis King
Walter Huston
Harry Carey
Uni
Versal
Columbia Theater
America
Frontier
Huston
Arizona
Kirk
Bob
Procter & Gambie Box
Cincinnati
Ohio
Eleanor Ross
Heart of
Wife
Harry
Madge
Adele Garrison
Earth
Columbia Today
Orde
Wuniversal Picturet
Raymond Hatton
Constance
Deceiver
Tory
Harry Lauder
Nanny’ News and
Tarzan the
Ape Man
Marion Marsh
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