Miss Whitcomb's Association Sparks a Match
Miss Banfield receives a card from Eben Farnsworth for Miss Whitcomb's Association and agrees to the matchmaking plan. Years earlier Farnsworth loved Mary Pauline Banfield, who turns out to be Miss Banfield herself, now Mary Pauline. The next day brings resignations from two members slated to marry and a generous donation to the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Banfield
Lindsome
Eben Farnsworth
Miss Whitcomb
Mr. Farnsworth
Mary Pauline
Marie
Woman's World Presents New Four Bided Watch Bracelet
The article highlights a feminine fad featuring a new bracelet watch with a square jeweled face. The design is praised for utilitarian use and graceful fit around the wrist, with a pictorial associated illustration.
Fashion Straw Plaits Highlight Spring Skirt Styles
The latest skirts feature box plait details at the sides of the narrow front. Navy blue serge dominates the spring tailored suit. A charming frock combines season’s smartest features with simple design, with sleeves cut in one with the blouse and shoulder seams.
May Manton pattern and curious riddles in print
The notice advertises a May Manton pattern for girls aged sixteen and eighteen with a mail forwarding option for 10 cents, plus a stamp for quicker delivery. It then presents multiple conundrums and riddles from the Philadelphia Ledger, including answers about coffee, a dead ruler, a widow, and lightning to conclude the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelpia Ledger
Women Band Together For Cooperative Buying In Boston
Mrs Joseph Linden Smith leads a group of about thirty Bostonians who formed a cooperative to cut living costs. They buy directly from New Hampshire farmers and operated a small store handling eggs poultry butter apples and potatoes. Edith De Witt Vreeland heads a shipyard at Randy Hook and became managing director after her husband’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Linden Smith
New Hampshire
Cooperative Club
Edith de Witt Vreeland
Toad Outwits Rabbit In Woodland Race Tale
A bedtime tale recounts Mr Toad racing Mr Rabbit with many toad friends blocking the path. Rabbit loses patience and sulks after Toad pretends to be surprised at the ending. The woods laugh, and Rabbit moves away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Rabbit
Mr. Toad
Fiippety
Mr Rabbit
Parisian undergarment brings new swathed silhouette
The latest Parisian underwear trend features a petticoat and brassiere set designed to smooth the figure with embroidered insertions creating a draped look. Soap bowls from England are praised for quality and fragrance, with prices ranging from 5 to 8.25 dollars. Advertise in the Daily Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old
England
Dainties with Raisins and Winter Uses
Raisins are nutritious dried grapes good for winter meals. The article notes peeling techniques to remove seeds, ideas for raisin jam and stewed raisins, and recipes including brown raisin bread and a winter raisin pie with detailed preparation steps.
Atlantic Highlands Church Marks 20th Anniversary and Local News
A morning service celebrates twenty years of the church with history read by Hon. C. H. Snyder. Rev. George H. Gardner presides at a union service with Rev. Wiliam T. Val iant and Rev. Joseph H. Schaeffer preaching on alternating nights. The Finding Out Club meets Friday at Milas Edith Lufburrow’s home. Dr. C. I. Fletcher’s itinerary shifts due to a mid ocean incident aboard the Grosser Kurfuerst. Atlantic Gun Club officers are elected with Hartcorn as president and Posten as treasurer. Atlantic Highlands National Bank directors are re-elected: Stout, Leonard, Van Note, Van Mater, Sculthorpe. Borough Clerk William J. Franklin visits Dr. George O’H. Franklin in Hightstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Snyder
George H. Gardner
Central Baptist Church
Wiliam T. Valiant
Pasetor
First’Methodists
Jesus
William T. Valiant
Joseph H. Schaeffer
Milas Edith Lufburrow
West Indies
South America
C. I. Fletcher
Italy
Mediterranean
Lyric Theatre
Atlantic Gun Club
Truck House
Albert B. Hartcorn
John Gemmell, Jr
W. GC. Posten
Bryant
James W. Fleet
B. A. Shepherd
B. EB. Failing
W. C. Posten
Mr. Shepherd
Bemis Park
Omaha
Chicago
Sandy Hook
Atlantic Highlands Natonal Bank
Jacob T. Stout
John J. Leonard
D. W. van Note
Charles van Mater
Lewis S. Sculthorpe
Stout
Leonard
William 7. Franklin
George O'H. Franklin
Hightatown
Westminster Circle Leads Shrewsbury Meeting
Miss Emma Holmes presided over the Westminster Circle Sunday afternoon. Several residents report illnesses including Master George Jackson with whooping cough and Gladys and Dorothy Layton also ill. Electric lights arrive at the Presbyterian Church. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sickles hosted guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wyckoff of Tinton. Charles Arméfrdhg leaves for a Florida tour. Mrs. Paine, mother of Mrs. Dwight L. Parsons, dies. service held at her home and burial in Vermont. Nearby residents and visitors named include Ira Antonides, Alfred Grover, J. Wright Brown of New York, L. C. DeCopper, S. W. Bennett, H. A. Guil ladeau, and C. B. Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Holmes
Westminster Circle
George Jackson
Gladys
Dorothy Laytom
Gough
Presbyterian Church
Richard Sickles
Suddhu
Frank Wyckoff
Tinton
Charles Arméfrdhg
Florida
Ira Antonides
Atlantic Highlands
Sanfaay
Alfred Grover
J. Wright, Brown
New York
L. C. DeCopper
Lexington
Vermont
W. Bennett
Nut Swamp
H. A. Guilladeau
Crawford's Corner
Jes H. Hurley
Leonard
C. B. Williamson
Perth Amboy
Sara Armstrong
Peter Campbell
Annie Sitwell
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Atlas Portland
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King's Windsor
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Shrewsbury
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