The Divine Lady Symoprie in London and Naples Intrigue
Emma, a ravishing but uneducated beauty, drifts through Sussex with Sir Harry Fetherstonehaugh then acts as mistress to Hon. Charles Greville for years, later becoming Sir William Hamilton's wife and wielding influence with the Queen of Naples. A banquet scene at Round Wood contrasts Fanny's plainness with Emma's dazzling stage presence as Nelson arrives, exposing rivalries, social ascent, and personal heartbreak in a sprawling palace drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symoprie
Emma
Sussex
Harry Fetherstone
Haugh
Charles Greville
Wik Nays Hamilton
Naples
Finma
Greville
Hamilton
Wif
Lady Hamilton
Queen of
Nelson
Nelann
Besida Hint
Fanny
Fler
Sir Willians
Eady Hamilton
Answara
Séuan
Burnham Thorpe
Sue
London
Hether
Faltons
Matchums
Wiliam
Maur
William
Pamillon
Ali
Marie
Mr. Nelson
Sir William
Lady Hazelston
Miss Knight
Marie Caroline
Cornelia Knight
Paine
Herselt
AW Hamilton
Gord Nelson
Paternoo
Droyant
Tym Gleilies
Borg
Charagecige
Mixes Wright Cailed
Big Moments in Little Lives at Stepney Jewish Meet
A Stepney gathering hosted by the Jewish Agricultural Society saw Mr. and Mrs. Samuel I. Greenberg among attendees. Harry Garder received a gold cup and ovum links from Stepney ladies, with other guests listed. Also noted are local visits, births, and the death of Mrs. Leander J. Wheeler with funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Samuel I. Greenberg
Harry Garder
Stepney
Garder
Jewish Agricultural Society
Morris Savelewics
J. Puzinsky
Maartin Nusbaum
J. Goosman
Max Schimmelman
Max Tos
Benjamin Rose
Louis Levine
James Leverin
New York
Tadward §. Touwley
Huntington Street
Herbert L. Whitney
Derby
Lena Dawson
Thelma Dawson
Mohegan Street
Bridgeport
Esther Hecox
Charles E. Millard
Bar] Street
June Eunice
Our Children by Angelo Patri
A reflection on sibling conflict among children under adult control. The piece argues restraint leads to rebellion, urges separating quarrels for periods, and promotes teaching family loyalty by example. It cites Cain and Abel and references The Plecerilli and Ringling brothers as guiding images.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plecerilli
New York
Ringling Brothers
Circus
Cain and Abel
Sun Porch Breakfast Room by Marion Moore
A sun porch shown as a bright breakfast room with a round table for light morning banter and hot meals. The space features ample sunshine, flowers, armchairs, a chaise longue, and a circular cut glass top table, plus evening lighting for games and conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Moore
Etiquette for accepting a Bridge invitation
Mrs Cornelius Beeckman explains etiquette for accepting and declining a bridge invitation written on a visiting card. Use best letter paper and exact wording. For an acceptance, state pleasure and the invitee’s name and date. For a regret, say absence prevents attendance. The reader asks if a lady should stand or shake hands. answer: she should remain seated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine G
Katherine Allen Gay
Hostess
Bridge
Marek
Beeckman
Andy
Wearing a Hat in Informal Dinner Etiquette
The note discusses suitable attire for a cub’s informal hotel dinner. It suggests hats may be appropriate for rural-leaning events and that tuxedo is excessive. Since formality varies, readers should ask a club officer for dress expectations. Mrs. Boeckman answers etiquette questions.
Allevation Liens Report Sparked by Mixed Messages
An unclear OCR fragment mentions liens dating six months back, mixed with a personal exchange about marriage and divorce. The text references an employee who affirms a raise and a sarcastic remark about a divorce, suggesting a chaotic payroll or union dispute headline.
Third of Whist Series To Be Held in Trumbull
A tea and afternoon of cards hosted by Mrs William Fraaier opens this week, the third tea in a Women s Community club series drawing local socials. Guests include Mrs Albert Linley and others. Washington's Birthday closings noted. Bridgeport visitors and local residents cited in a brief social roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trumbull
Prederici Reynolds
Howard
Beach
Ernest Ward
Bridge
Choors
Washington
Benjamin Birks
Helen
Bridgeport
Burr Fr. Beach
Lillian Brinsmade
Robert Brinsmade
New Milford
Howard Beulen
Mothers And Their Children Say Care Of Furniture
The Mother advises immediate treatment of scratches with a dab of olive oil or salad oil and rubbing into the wood. Refinishing hides scratches but changes the appearance. Oil does not harm mahogany, and well cared furniture appeals more to children than neglecting an old piece.
Your Health Advice and Digestive Causes
An unsigned health column discusses common digestion problems, blaming wrong eating and personal management. It lists culprits like shellfish, cabbage, fat meat, sweets, coffee, and stresses constipation as a major indigestion contributor. It invites readers to send questions to Dr. Copeland for personalized medical guidance.
Efficient Housekeeping Bread and Biscuit Recipes
Daily column details multiple yeast and quick breads, biscuits, muffins, and a tale in bread with step by step measurements. Includes guidance on making biscuits, cream of tartar biscuits, wholewheat muffins, and a quick loaf. Provides baking times and oven temperatures and notes on submitting inquiries to Miss Kirkman.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Divine Lady
By Kessler Huntington
Our Children
Angelo Patri
Cornelius Beeckman
Co. c. Q
Dr. Copeland
Copeland
R. B. Coyeland
Laura A. Kireman
Lee
F. H
Mies Kirkman
Margy
John Held
George McManus
Dinty Moore
Dariko
Mrf. Moore
Moore
Fis
RAND
Jane
Jataral
Niewsrapry
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