Dorothea Bennie Plans Wedding and Domestic Turmoil
A fragmented scene follows Dorothea Bennie and Bennie Rogers as rumors of a Reno divorce swirl. Dorothea asserts plans to marry Bennie, while Evelyn and family tensions rise over finances, moving out, and the strain of Bennie and Dorothea’s entanglements amid a shabby Parisian-like domestic upheaval.
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Helen
Evelyn
Reno
Bennie
Dorathea
Dorarhea
Jan
Dorothea
Mr. Rogers
Dot
Fred
Bonnie
Summer hostesses wear cool dresses in breezy styling
A fragment describes summer entertaining fashion with light jackets and frocks. Hostesses favor loose gowns in white organza or batiste, pairing with embroidered collars and cameline accents for day and semi formal evenings while promoting refreshing drinks and a stylish atmosphere.
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Faunella Woop
Wen
Lear
Enat
Beauty and peril follow a famous heiress union
By Fay King a prominent column warns beauty brings fortune and risk. It notes an unnamed telephone operator joins a list of lovely women whose charm fueled wealth but invites danger from unscrupulous men, fade and heartbreak in pursuit of fame.
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Fay King
Weamish
America
Renatul Sulara Jas
Table Talks Cherry Pies and Glazed Cherry Tart Recipe
Mildred Kitchen presents cherry pie and cherry tart recipes with steps for crust filling, glazing, and bake times. Instructions cover making pastry, preparing cherry filling with tapioca, baking at 450 F then 350 F, and crafting a cherry glaze reduction with lemon juice. Includes approximate times and measurements for full dessert prep.
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Mildred
Good Manners By MES Corneriaus Beeckman Dear Mrs Beeckman
A reader asks about hosting a 16th birthday party and whether to invite boys or keep it girls only. Mrs Beeckman advises the guest list should be decided jointly by the girl and mother, warns inviting unfamiliar boys may cause awkward ice breaking, and suggests inviting boys only from known acquaintances if at all. For pronunciation, the column notes valet is pronounced vallet, not vallay, and mentions the word’s origin.
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David
Anne
Evelyn
Dorothea
Alice
Ste
Dorathea
Lye
Pye
Srie
Ellery
Edith
Daddy
Peter
Rae
Atte
Marjorie Powers
Anne Cain
Evelye
Ann
Rogers
Bennie
Mionex
Sean
Sith
Harald Tom
Corneriaus Beeckman
Mrs. Beeckman
Mrs. Beechman
Georgia
Vallay
Dear Miss Fairfax on Desertion and Divorce Paths
A reader writes about a nine year marriage with two children and a deserting husband who abandoned support, then disappeared claiming to plan future payments. Beatrice Fairfax advises that divorce may be possible but laws vary by state and urges consulting local authorities for proper procedure.
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Beatrice Fairfax
Miss Fairfax
Cnil- Gren
Jess
King Peas
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