Ann and Phil meets high society in New York intrigue
Mary Penrose and cousin Benny Lee travel from Baltimore to New York to join Tracy Booth's circle. They seek a fateful dinner with Charles Selfridge as the centerpiece of a calculated plan. Amid pedigrees, couture, and social rituals, Mary braces for a pivotal confrontation that could alter fortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodier Newton
Ann
Wowman
Charles Selfridge
Selfridge
Miranda
Phil
Trece
Benny Lee
New Ke
Prit
Dawson
Brad
Lex Newton
New York
Grand A Central
New Fork
Dorothy Langdon
Mary Pen
Tose
Baltimore
Forty-second Street
Langdon
Erespoo
Tracy
Mary
Ania Sapkrust
Tracey
Igitis
Dracy
Seurdon
Adam
Bonny Lee
Isras
Fifth Avenue
Mademoiselle
Leo
Irons
Mra Bresnon
Miss Penrose
Aliss Langton
Aimy Wilton
Fifthay
Dolores Sh
Helen Godfrey
Tracy Booth
Amy Wilton
Ana
Lord Byron
Mary Penrose
Simple yet stylish frock pattern costs and fabrics
Annabel Worthington notes that simplicity can be pricey in fashion, yet a charming, easy-to-make frock pattern No. 1437 could finish in an afternoon for about 36.90 using challie or crepe de chine. Various shades, trims, and sizes available. pattern mailed for 15 cents. order instructions provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sridreport Yelesram
Barnim
Church to train 26 million by mail in rural areas
Chicago May 25 Plans to use the Federal Mail Service to reach 25 000 000 men women and children in rural and mountain districts with no church affiliations will top the national conference of Episcopal church educational readers meeting May 30 to June 1. Experiments indicate correspondence schools and mail order methods may aid rural church problems. The movement seeks uniform religious instruction across denominations with about 40 000 teachers. Representatives from the Church of England in Canada will attend.
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Chicago
Episcopal Church
William E. Gardner
Department of Religious Education
The
Church
Episcorm Church
United States
Board of Education of
Church of England
Canada
R. A. Kitts
DB. Rogers
Advice to Girls Dear Annie Laurie column
Two young girls ask how to handle dating pressure and propriety as suitors press for kisses. Advice urges maintaining dignity, holding standards, and waiting for genuine interest. Other readers seek guidance on winning affection, social integration, and handling overlap with others. The column emphasizes personality and character over looks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Leyte
Annie Laurie
Thes
Married Life Dinner Table Scene With Social Guests
A dinner party scene unfolds with Glimmer and Lilian, amid banter and flirtation as guests gossip about fashion, wealth, and celebrity connections. A Spaniard in a colorful shawl observes, while discussions drift to Parisian gowns from Capucin and Lady Blankshire’s circle, ending with a puzzled note about tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora
Glimmer
Lilien
Lilian
Pesse
Norman
Don Juan
Shooting Ends Honeymoon Ends in Memphis Banker Murder Case
The Memphis banker Miles G Buckingham and his wife were in turmoil after a reconciliation ended in tragedy. Buckingham is charged with murder claiming accidental discharge of his revolver as the couple’s reunion collapsed. A prior alimony suit had been dismissed after a chance meeting and renewed efforts.
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Mempis
Sonn
Miles
G. Buckingham
Momphis
Ficken& Miss
Ingham
Traditional spring chicken dish instructions and prep tips
A detailed older recipe outlines selecting spring chickens by leg smoothness and processing steps from washing and salting to buttered browning and slow roasting. It covers trimming, portioning into ten pieces, making gravy from stock and milk, and hints on adjusting heat to prevent burning.
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Aran
Decids
Colois
Beiggs
Ann and
Elenore Meherin
Aca
Mars
Tong Pier
BY Briggs
Annabel Worthington
By Hal Cochran
Annapolis
Maryland
John
Peer Fearne Service, Inc
George McManus
Tusas
Annde Laurie
Asgio
Tacotpird
Walla Sam
Jean
Lady Blankshire
Cam
34Th Street
Paris
Littan
Capucin
Rue de la Pale
Lacy Blankshire
Juilian
Rome
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