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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1933
Page
5
Janet Hill and Rolf Carlyle handle a strained engagement as Janet tests new career confidence. After meeting Miss Graham, an important advertising client, Janet encounters Rolf unexpectedly and they stroll toward Lansings noting tension and unspoken heartbreak.
Laura Lou Ie Brookman and Janet speak by Rolf's Atlas Advertising office where Betty Kendall is mentioned. Janet admits jealousy and apologizes as she confesses she no longer loves marriage by saving $500, urging immediate nuptials this very afternoon if Rolf agrees.
The piece notes six day bike race admission dropped to 40 cents per ducat, with a $2.40 six day rental, while highlighting harsh living conditions in Bowery flophouses and park shelters. It recalls Sing Sing inmates Owney Madden and Ryder, once Broadway figures, still influencing crime and entertainment in prison life.
Alice Leone Moats, a New York society figure with cosmopolitan roots, has written No Nice Girl Swears a candid etiquette guide aimed at modern young women. She argues current behavior outpaces old rules and covers topics from divorce to debut etiquette, drawing on her international experiences and social circle.
A 1932 law adds a 50 point premium for partial scores in duplicate and party bridge, effective February 1933, aligning duplicate play more with rubber rules while excluding rubber play. The change, announced by the American Bridge League amid the New York City championship, details how premiums apply to various contracts and scenarios, clarifying when the less-than-game bonus is earned.
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