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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1934
Page
4
Scouting the shops highlights vacation gifts for graduations and weddings with over night bags fashion and linen looks. Litchfield and Reisberg stores promote new dresses sport bracelets and affordable accessories while Clover Farm caps off with clean displays and friendly service.
Dear Miss Mason counsels a reader named Bill who fears telling a girl he likes her. She says act now, apologize for a hurtful stand up and consider a small flower gesture before sending a note to explain and win her back.
It is never correct for a relative of the bride to host a shower for the engaged girl. If only family members attend, the rule may not apply and a family shower could be considered acceptable.
The reader asks if the fiancé can ask the brother to be best man while the sister is maid of honor. The answer notes couples choose their attendants, and it is possible to have both siblings in prominent roles if both agree and traditions allow.
A concise urging to proceed with commitment as the best man. The speaker encourages immediate decision without hesitation.
The writer asks about a strict 10 o’clock curfew when visiting fiancé’s parents, noting a bridge game with future in laws. ESTHER suggests explaining that engagement grants more freedom and that modern parents rarely expect teens home every night at 10. The guidance encourages reasonable liberty for a modern engaged teen visiting relatives.
The body of a woman aged 36 to 40 was recovered from the Sanitary District Canal at the Lockport power house yesterday afternoon. Deputy Coroner Clarence Miller suspects she was from Chicago and had been in the water over a week. She wore a house dress, light stockings, and black low shoes, about five feet five and 180 pounds, with no signs of violence or identification.
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