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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1914
Page
15
A "Young Mother" letters section weighs whether a mother should chaperon a daughter during courtship and whether a young man should surrender his earnings before marriage. Respondents warn against overreach, urge balance, and advise assessing finances before tying vows.
Paris reports a green plaid taffeta gown by Andree drawing favorable attention. The ensemble features an empire surplice blouse with a full shirted skirt plaited from the hips to the feet, double ruffles, wide ruffles on the blouse neck sleeves and belt, and a marine frill hat under the brim.
A nurse notes that when two families share a home they quarrel over coal light rent and bills. Conflicts rise from mothers arguing their children are best and the other family’s kids are troublemakers. She urges secrecy to preserve peace.
The Sunday Post prints some of the most engaging letters to the Sewing Circle, showcasing reader opinions and community flair in a format that highlights home crafts and social exchange.
Mrs. Quincy A. Shaw was elected yesterday president of the Boston Woman Suffrage Association at the Twentieth Century Club. Other officers named include vice presidents Mrs. Charles G. Ames Miss Emily G. Balch Miss Alice Stone Blackwell Mrs. Louis Brandeis and several directors.
A Sunday Post feature presents two recipes. One mixes oatmeal flour sugar and milk to form squares baked in a hot oven after overnight stirring. The other combines corned beef potatoes onion juice butter and seasonings to toast with poached eggs and parsley.
Smart Parisiennes debut hair styles that expose the ears while silk calling gowns feature carrick capes. Silk or cloth capes pair with double and triple tunics to refresh last year’s gowns as Spring coats for young women adopt straight backs, new length, and raglan shoulders.
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