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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1911
Page
6
The article outlines modern bridal etiquette with bridesmaids and ushers chosen from intimate circles and a maid of honor related to the bride. It notes prewedding luncheons, the groom’s bachelor event, and discreet visits to see decorations. It also lists courteous behaviors for men toward women and notes card sizes and styles.
The essay argues that strict social norms curb spontaneity, noting that surprise visits disrupt plans. It suggests guests should announce themselves by post or telegraph to avoid inconvenience, while asserting that a capable housewife can handle unexpected arrivals when they occur.
The Misses Katherine and Madeleine Force, daughters of Mr and Mrs William H Force, attract high society attention. Madeleine’s rumored engagement with Colonel John Jacob Astor follows Ava Willing Astor’s divorce and England residence with their daughter Muriel. The Forces’ social prominence includes yachting and New York affairs.
Ex president Theodore Roosevelt tells the Ladies' Literary club in Grand Rapids Michigan that women's clubs serve a high purpose. He argues for gender equality and intellectual development as a way to elevate the home and earn the respect of children. He notes America as a great home builder and the burden on women alongside their husbands. Elizabeth C Harris daughter of a Massachusetts representative becomes her father's secretary in Washington. Dolly Curtis sister of a Kansas senator is long time business manager.
Queen Mary possesses a personal flag bearing Englands arms and the late Duke of Tecks arms. Her mother in law Queen Alexandra also has a flag. Recently, when King George was away, Marys flag flew over Sariborough House for the first time.
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