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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1933
Page
5
Mix orange and lemon juices with crushed pineapple and sugar. Let stand ten minutes. Slowly add milk while stirring. Freeze in trays, stirring at 30 minute intervals three times, then finish freezing. Serves eight.
A 17 year old writes to Miss Mason asking for help to be introduced to a girl in the same club. He seeks a club member to bridge the introduction and confide his feelings to the advisor.
A reader asks how to handle a restless partner who prefers other men, mainly a cousin. The reply suggests the lover may misjudge himself and urges reflection on the relationship dynamics.
Mrs. J. J. Belvois of 301 So Raynor Avenue spotted a large American bald eagle fly over her home with two smaller eagles. She noted an estimated wingspan of seven to eight feet as the birds moved from the northeast toward the southwest.
An all white wedding is quite smart with a group of white clad bridesmaids forming a good background for the bride. If there is only one attendant, choose a pastel shade instead of white to avoid detracting from the bride on the Big Day.
It is up to the young man to pay all incidental expenses of the trip such as amusements and lunch. Since he is your guest you were right in paying for the tickets.
The third wedding anniversary is called the linen anniversary. Consider linen themed surprises such as a linen table set, custom linen napkins, or a linen heirloom item. For a party, decorate with white and soft blue linens, serve light dishes and elegant finger foods, and invite close family and friends.
Readers debate whether to initials towels with a bride’s maiden initial or the future husband’s last name. The answer supports both: use the maiden initial or adopt the future husband’s initial, or combine as in a three‑initial monogram M S J for Mary Smith Johnson.
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