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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1931
Page
5
The guide outlines table settings for breakfast to dinner, favoring pastel breakfast linens and small napkins, with luncheon in sheer or damask fabrics. Tea cloths allow imagination with chiffon, lace trims, or all lace for receptions. Dinner uses large damask cloths, with black silvered, ivory, gold, and green tones as popular choices.
A concise wrap of the end of the Seventy first Congress as it nears adjournment. It discusses proposed lame duck amendments and changes to start dates, with reflections on members leaving and the personal bonds formed. Also included are recipe notes for butter sauce, cabbage salad, caramel cake and caramel frosting.
The menu lists Asparagus Au Gratin Baked Potatoes and Peach Jam with Caramel Cake and Coffee. It notes servings for Asparagus Au Gratin and includes ingredients such as diced asparagus, butter, flour, milk, salt, paprika, chopped eel and pimentos, parsley, grated cheese, and cracker crumbs, reflecting a historic home dining guide.
Linwood society items list a Martha Washington party in Kansas City hosted by the True Kindred lodge, visits from Miss Feryl Johnson, and returning travelers including Mr. and Mrs. Magrath and the Tudhope family. Several relocations are noted with the Ports and Smith families moving back to farm homes, plus illness and a postponed grade school operetta due to influenza. Will Wright returns from Omaha after a short visit.
Dr. Johnson of Eudora was called Sunday afternoon to see Mr. James Tudhope who is quite ill. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Siscoe and family and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Attebury and family of Kansas City were Sunday visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Siscoe. Mr. E. G. Mason of Lawrence was in Linwood Wednesday evening on business.
Reno Jasper Reece started fifth grade at Pony Creek school on March 2. Families move between Reno and surrounding towns as locals attend events, plays, and church socials. Community members visit Kansas City and Topeka for conventions and performances while students maintain perfect February attendance and honor rolls.
Milford Miller and Charles Wood installed electricity. Mrs Arthur Campbell of Independence returned home after visiting for her ill parents. Our Masonic Brethren attended the election of officers and supper at the Masonic building Friday evening.
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