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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1908
Page
3
A guide on proper dinner invitation etiquette emphasizing timely acceptance, arrival ten minutes early, seating with place cards, hostess precedence, and courteous dining manners. It details guest roles, hostess duties, dress codes, napkin handling, utensil use, and polite conversation during formal and informal dinners.
Ellen Stan notes damp weather demands heavy plaited cloth stitched at edges to hold position. Plaited skirts fade yet street styles endure, with emphasis on plain lines and trimmed seams. Alterations for fit include minor hip padding. twelve gores form a round-length, wide skirt.
Advice on tenant conduct for rent payers stressing respect for the landlord’s property. Highlights include keeping paint and woodwork intact, avoiding damage, promptly reporting leaks, preventing damage from children, ensuring safe storage of flammables, reasonable requests for repairs, maintaining a tidy yard, consulting the landlord before changes, and leaving the property in livable condition with permanent repairs falling to the owner.
A girl begins with a loan of 20 to grow ferns for sale after informing her uncle. An order for 150 plants at 10 cents each follows, yielding $1.50 per plant from jars and tubs. She expands into floral culture, quitting first profits of $67, gaining more with experience, while also contributing to her family during her father's illness. The piece references the Girls' Own Circle. Also included is a recipe for fried flounders with a new preparation method and kitchen notes from Harper's Bazaar.
Ornamental shrub Hydrangea Granditiors Pe is praised as a robust, hardy plant with pure white florets that turn a full looms hue. It grows five to seven feet, bears clusters at the ends, and blooms about six weeks into late summer with proper cultivation.
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