Woman's Day column opens with niece's orchid and monogram
A fragment from Allene Sumner's Woman's Day column shows a college freshman niece visiting with an orchid and a silver monogrammed item, reflecting domestic lighthearted social detail.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1927
Page
7
A fragment from Allene Sumner's Woman's Day column shows a college freshman niece visiting with an orchid and a silver monogrammed item, reflecting domestic lighthearted social detail.
An old advertisement touts Fletcher's Castoria as a remedy for constipation wind colic diarrhea and feverishness in babies and children. It highlights natural sleep without opiates and the product bearing a genuine signature.
A nostalgic reminiscence contrasts lavish sorority parties with thriftier college gatherings. The author cites a recent fraternity dance costing 35 dollars per boy versus older DIY events with homemade decorations and refreshments. The piece weighs today’s luxury culture against frugal traditions and questions long term life skills.
A fragment notes social rituals with hand-painted place cards and a contemporary damsel whose role is limited to writing a financial check signed by her father, illustrating evolving expectations at a social event.
Davidson, Feb 3. Seventy five candidates reported for the first day of spring football drills. Coach Tex Tilson leads workouts with Monk Mattox assisting. a two month period was announced with a three week cut to 59 men. The squad also includes former players and freshmen.
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