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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1902
Page
28
Written by Fanny Enders, the piece celebrates the coach as a symbol of wealth luxury and sport. It traces its rise from August Belmont's influence to modern admired equestrian turnout noting horse pairing pacing and harness details. It laments limited athletic spirit in American women yet notes rising society interest in coaching.
A porch hostess guides proper mixing and serving of summer drinks emphasizing technique over show. Detailed instructions cover glassware, ice handling, shaker use, garnishes, and a set of recipes including Plain Lemonade Claret Lemonade Egg Lemonade English Claret Bowl Peach Bowl Currant Bishop Orgeat and non alcoholic Raisins or Passover Wine, with emphasis on presentation and balance.
The article notes a rise in coaching among women across New York and nearby areas. It highlights Miss Helen Barney as a leading driver favored by William C. Whitney, with others like Miss Carey, Miss Marion A. Haven, Miss Mills, and Miss Noma Monre active on Long Island and in Meadowbrook and Long Branch. It comments on social interest, wealth enabling displays, and the enduring place of horses alongside automobiles in upper-class recreation.
Mothers found summer a chance to teach through play as children explore geography with pebbles and water. A Chicago lad insists on Lake Michigan being larger than the Pacific, while battles and naval games unfold with tin soldiers and leaf art thriving. The article praises parental comradery, self government, and story play to blend learning with leisure, noting children often guide parents as much as the reverse.
A vintage guide explains efficient trunk packing by using trays to separate garments. It advises layering heavy items first, folding skirts flat, and utilizing trunk trays and hat boxes to maximize space while preserving garment shapes. It emphasizes removing nonessential trays for denser packing and warns against overloading hat boxes with extra items.
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