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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1910

Page

9

Latest Society Tea Honors Mrs Wands At Lambeth Home

Mrs E A Lambeth hosted a Tuesday afternoon tea at her North Pennsylvania Street home honoring Mrs James W Wands formerly Mrs Frances Hobbs. A long list of guests and assistants attended, with autumnal floral decor and a 7 pm buffet supper. Notable attendees included Mrs Dewitt of Chicago and Mrs George W Benton with Miss Louise Johnson of Los Angeles.

E. A. Lambeth Pennsylvania Street James W. Wands Frances Hobbs Tambeth W. A. Sargent Nebraska City Edward R. Treit George W. Marchand Canton, Mo Frank Gresham Wood D. B. Brenneke E. T. Shubrick W. H. Lockwood Katy Lee Yeager Katherine Peddle St. Louis Mary Eleanor Cain Dayton Marjory Husbands Marie Dawson May Wande Ruth Lockwood Killarney Lambeth Dewitt Chicago George W. Benton Louise Johnson Los Angics Margaret Kyle Florence Pearl Randall College Avenue Mrs. Hammel Hazel Hammel Misa Hammel J. Richard Francis Margaret Ladley Miss Hammel

Wedding Etiquette and Customs for Bride and Groom

The article outlines quiet weddings and large celebrations, detailing guest lists, bridesmaids, and gifts. It notes the groom pays for bouquets and carriage, the bride for her gifts to friends, and the father of the bride handles choir and carriages. It also describes the reception order, refreshments, and bouquet traditions.

Trousseau

Sofa Pillows From Embroidery To Stenciling Trends

The article describes sofa pillows for gifts or personal use featuring embroidery, stenciling, or drawn designs. It notes common pillow types from lingerie to college emblems, materials like silk linen burlap and leather, stitches such as laydazy and hemstitching, and fillers including pine needles and cotton batting. It also covers washable pillow slips, edge treatments, fillings, and price examples about two dollars.

Paris Women Delight in Scarfs Across Fashion Era

Paris women embrace scarves as a versatile accessory with endless varieties. Black satin, marquisette colored wraps, velvet ribbons, zibeline borders, and duchess lace pieces dominate daylight and casino lighting. Iridescent layers of Greek tulle add glow to afternoon wear.

Paris

Cleaning Furniture Beat Dust From Upholstery

Cleaning furniture involves damp cloths over upholstered parts to lift dust, then beating until the cloth shows black dust. Turn to the other side and continue with fresh cloths until no more dust appears.

Rust Removal From Steel Using Oil and Lime

An old method states rub sweet oil into rusted steel to loosen corrosion. Let stand two days and then rub with unstacked ime until the surface appears clean.

Hope Diamond's Curse Woven Through History and Misfortune

In New York on November 2 a sensational retelling links the Hope diamond to a string of misfortunes. May Yohe, Marie Antoinette, and Lady Frances Hope are cited as wearers whose lives deteriorated or ended in tragedy or peril after contact with the famed gem. The piece traces the stone's reappearance in Paris, a supposed sinking voyage, and a Persian owner, weaving a tale of mystery around the jewel's alleged curse.

New York Yohe Marie Antoinette Paris Habib India Sersne China Sea Onda Paria America Lady Frances Hope

Halloween Night Foretells Echoes of Love and Spirits

A playful Halloween poem conjures goblins ghosts and fairies roaming at night. It hints at love foretold by a mirrored gaze an apple omen and a wedding fate. Kate Masterson is named among the mystic figures in a Columbian setting.

Kate Masterson

Table Runners Save Linen in Breakfast and Luncheon Rooms

A saving of laundry work and linen may be effected by using runners for the breakfast and luncheon tables. Linen crash with blue border is satisfactory. Cut strips for length to extend over edges, place on a polished table with one long and one cross strip for four, or one long and two cross strips for six. For a summer cottage a plain pine table stained may be made attractive by these runners.

Dr. Pierce Electricontractor Indianapolis Light and Heat Co New Phone Montement Place Old Main

The Nursery and Child Discipline Across Homes

A essay on child behavior cites Dickens and argues discipline must be maintained. It contrasts a too familiar child who fears scolding with a disciplined child who obeys through trust rather than threats. The piece warns against frequent nagging and harsh punishments as damaging to happiness and obedience.

Meeting a Complaint at Skibo Castle Roses Garden

Andrew Carnegie is viewed as a good neighbor by locals near Skibo Castle in Scotland. The head gardener reports villagers are picking roses from Carnegie's garden. Carnegie replies by suggesting they plant more roses to satisfy the people's fondness.

Scotland Skibo Castle Mr. Carnegie Donald Memphis News Scimitar

Breckfast Caps Rise In Popular Toilet Fashion

The breaking caps reentered fashion with a renewed rush and offer a chic addition to the toilet. Swiss materials with lace and ribbons, or velvet brims and puffed crowns, suit varied features and frills over soft front hair, many women crafting them at home for a trimmer, more becoming look.

Cut This Out Recipe for Cold Cure in a Day

A newspaper excerpt promotes a home remedy claiming to break a cold in a day and cure coughs. It prescribes mixing pine concentrate, glycerine, and whiskey in specific measures, with dosing every four hours. The ad notes ingredients are available from druggists and warns the pine product comes sealed in a tin case.

Nee

Delicious fudge batts recipe and method

Instructions describe making a creamy fudge by boiling the ingredients briefly then beating several times, cooling, and repeating. After final beating, mold with fingers and optionally fold in nuts. A candied cherry on top is a possible addition though phrasing is uncertain. The tone resembles a home kitchen guidance snippet.

Recipe for Weak Kidneys Warns of Kidney Trouble

A dated home remedy claims to treat weak or disordered kidneys with taid extract buchu Murax compound puice wine and warns of urgent attention to prevent Brights disease or diabetes. It promises quick and permanent results and suggests druggists can supply the ingredients with doses after meals.

Bright

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