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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1934

Page

4

Spring fashion highlights from Reisberg’s to Leland Stephen’s shop

A fashion preview notes ear clips at Reisberg's Jewelry Shop in turquoise green brown and coral and shorts shirts knickers and zipper shirts from Leland Stephen's sport shop. It calls for white summer footwear from Feltman Currie and the Cartwheel hat from Kline's millinery with large hats and airy coats and dresses from Smart Shoppe urging early shopping before May.

Reisberg Leland C. Stephen’s Sport Shop Feltman Greenfield Kline Frank Drius

Advice Letter From Miss Mason on Young Love and Social Boundaries

A reader asks Miss Mason how to interpret mixed signals from a girl who says she is unsure about their relationship. The guidance notes if continued attention implies interest and how to handle social interference from friends and boyish behavior.

Miss Mason

Last Minute Calls From Girls About One and Only Partners

A humorous note complains that the group of girls receives late calls from their “one and only” escorts, who only contact at the last minute, leaving the writers waiting and amused. The column captures social timing quirks with playful tone.

Dear Miss Mason Warns Against Repeated Disappointments

A reader asks how to handle a male friend who professes love but frequently stands her up. Miss Mason advises clear boundaries and warns that another letdown could end the friendship, stressing firm expectations and self respect.

Miss Mason Mason Marion

Dinner Lecture Draws Crowded but Dull Appetite

A dinner lecture attracts attendees with ample seating yet fails to engage, leaving many listeners yawning as the speaker covers familiar topics and wanders through repetitive anecdotes.

Veal Curry Meatballs in Casserole with Rice

Recipe method shows preparing twice-ground veal with onion parsley and egg then forming walnut sized balls. Brown in drippings, simmer in curry flavored sauce with beef essence, flour and water, finish with ground almonds or coconut served over steamed rice. Serves eight.

Voters Endorse Hitler and Mussolini Amid Clear Support

The text notes that both Hitler in Germany and Mussolini in Italy received overwhelmingly affirmative votes from their populations. It highlights the public must choose yes or no, with strong, decisive support for both leaders.

Hitler Mussolini

Attendant Dress Color and Bouquets for May Wedding

For a May wedding pastels suit blond attendants. Choose crepe chiffon or net to complement the bride’s satin gown, avoiding simple organdy. Bouquets can be bought by the bridegroom or bride’s family. ushers should not pay.

Gift Etiquette at a Confirmation Party

When a party honors someone guests usually bring gifts to the celebrant. Gifts are customary though not strictly required, so Sid is correct that a present is expected, while Em is mistaken in saying none is needed. A thoughtful, modest gift such as a religious keepsake or a small token appropriate to the occasion is suitable.

Sid

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