Kiddies to Match Marie Yes Madame Mrs DeStyle
A playful exchange features a fashion question about selecting a companion for a new purple gown. The scene centers on Marie and Mrs DeStyle as they discuss suitable matches for the ensemble.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1934
Page
4
A playful exchange features a fashion question about selecting a companion for a new purple gown. The scene centers on Marie and Mrs DeStyle as they discuss suitable matches for the ensemble.
This item describes a versatile fitting slip that flatters both slender and larger figures, with seams forming decorative lines. It includes pattern 2005 available in sizes from 34 to 50, fabric yardage for size 36, illustrated sewing instructions, and a mail order request for 15 cents to Sewing Circle Pattern Department, New York City.
A maritime exchange reveals a speaker’s life at sea. The question about sea fishing leads to the surprising answer that the speaker became engaged while aboard an ocean liner, illustrating a romance at sea.
A Cincinnati Enquirer quote features a waiter and customer trading puns about countries while settling a bill. The exchange riffs on Hungary Siam Russia Fiji Turkey and Sweden Java, ending with a reflection on ancestry and status versus modern luxuries.
A visitor is trapped at a residence as a mistaken call arrives for the head of the house. A maid insists the caller is at the wrong place, noting the bill collector lives there. Chelsea Record reports the scene with a hint of domestic misunderstanding.
A visitor asks how a convict enjoying liberties after prison responds to a claim of deserved privilege. Pathfinder Magazine presents a curious dialogue on punishment and freedom.
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