It Cost Whistler Topper To Appease Swinburne
The London Arts Club scene erupts as the poet Swinburne roars in the coatroom smashing hats. Whistler calmly returns Swinburne’s hat, then goes home bareheaded yet satisfied with the playful resolution.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1941
Page
7
The London Arts Club scene erupts as the poet Swinburne roars in the coatroom smashing hats. Whistler calmly returns Swinburne’s hat, then goes home bareheaded yet satisfied with the playful resolution.
A practical kitchen shower plan uses inexpensive durable gadgets displayed on a table for the bride. Gift ideas include an angel food cake pan as a centerpiece, pie tin plates, and spice jars from Griffin labs. The menu features Cardinal Salad, Beef Stew, Iced tea, buttered rolls, and Peach Upside Down Cake. A Recipe Shower twist invites guests to contribute a tested recipe from guests’ files.
Lynn suggests a party game for a bridal shower titled Things Found in the Bride's Home. Guests rearrange 12 scrambled words to spell furnishings like range, photograph, linoleum, chair, chiffonier, davenport, table, furnace, drapery, clock, and cupboard within a time limit.
A wedding column promises guidance on affordable after ceremony entertaining options from breakfast to garden receptions. Lynn outlines tips for hosting guests correctly and economically, with next week’s installment detailing practical ideas for the post wedding celebration.
Instructions cover freezing ice cream with about one pound of coarse salt per eight or nine pounds of cracked ice, salt placed in the upper ice layer, plus tips on boiling eggs, soft and hard cooked times, keeping jelly in glasses, preserving cut flowers, and brushing pie edges with shortening to prevent browning.
A reflection on fleeting thoughts that arrive uninvited, valued for their rarity and potential insight. The author urges capturing these ideas before they fade, noting their rarity and usefulness in shaping understanding.
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