Dinner at the Plaza Sparks Tense Family Plot
Ellen frets over Gibbs absence and looming storm as Josselyn senior hosts dinner. Lillian and Tommy mask tension while Ellen endures a cold house of secrecy and looming danger.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1924
Page
2
Ellen frets over Gibbs absence and looming storm as Josselyn senior hosts dinner. Lillian and Tommy mask tension while Ellen endures a cold house of secrecy and looming danger.
Ellen and her father in law travel to the city after a night of doubt to confront Gibbs. They arrive at the studio and find Gibbs with Lillian enjoying breakfast, coffee and rolls by the fire, as tension peaks over suspected infidelity.
Ellen Josselyn endures upheaval as Gibbs loves another woman and Tom and Lillian scheme around a portrait session. The household fears, silences, and shifting alliances unfold at the Villino dell Orso while Ellen clings to routine and deflects the tremors of betrayal.
Laura Miller profiles Lucy Borneman the police matron of Sioux Falls South Dakota. She describes her work protecting young women from exploitation and her view that city law enforcement must mirror big cities. Borneman has served over ten years and cites 200 cases this year.
Felix, a slow moving pensioner rat at Derby railway station in London, is jealously protected by staff. He nibbles undisturbed in full view of passersby, and station employees boast that no dog or ferret dares touch him and that he is too wise to be poisoned.
Lessie Stringfellow Read, editor of the Fayetteville Daily Democrat, explains how to pursue journalism from a small town. She advises starting on a society column, gaining experience with regular news reporting, and writing as a correspondent for multiple papers before seeking city work.
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