Modernistic Home Furnishings Move Into Spring
Scouting the Shops notes a spring shift to modernistic decor at Block and Kuhl's with black and silver birch suites and bold rugs. Barrett's basement debuts a red Manning Bowman waffle set, while Leon studio on Van Buren offers a portrait approach to capture personal character. J C Adler's features appetizing vegetables and Hausman’s displays spring wallpaper models for every room.
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Block and Kuhl’s
Barrett
Manning Bowman
Hausman’s
Dear Miss Mason and Test of Love in Newspaper Advice
A reader asks if age difference affects affection with a suitor aged 30 and an 18 year old. Miss Mason replies that he may be too old and younger companions suit her better. Billie asks how to test genuine love amid limited dating interest.
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Miss Mason
Billie
Favorite Recipe: Baked Stuffed Tenderloin by Clarice
Clarice presents a baked stuffed tenderloin recipe. Two beef tenderloins are split lengthwise and opened. Mushrooms are peeled, chopped, and sautéed with green pepper in butter, then mixed with bread crumbs and more butter before filling the meat.
The Correct Thing Wedding Refreshments
The costs of the reception are borne by the bride or her family. Refreshments and music are part of reception expenses and paid for by the bride's family.
Dear Miss Mason Readers Reflect on Courteous Greeting
A short letters page exchanges views on manners with Margaret and a reply about a young man who nods instead of tipping his hat. The dialogue hints at broader social expectations and the consequences of politeness in daily encounters.
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Miss Mason
Margaret
Dear Miss Mason asks about asking a fellow to walk
In a column style exchange Patsy wonders if a girl should ask a boy to walk with her or wait for him to take initiative. The reply suggests letting him suggest if he is interested and the girl shows friendly spirit.
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Miss Mason
Patsy
Dressing for May Party Advice
The reader asks if an organdy dress suits a May first affair. The reply notes May first is early for a definite Summer look and urges considering the formality and setting of the event before choosing attire.
Fashion Tip Suggests Alternatives to Organdy Dress
A reader prefers fabrics that flow like chiffon or crepe over organdy. The note recommends softer textures and lighter drape for a more flattering dress choice.
Early for Organdy Prom Dress Advice
The adviser says it is a bit early for organdy. If buying a dress this month a Summer style is more advantageous than a Winter model for a high school prom.
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M. S
Too Impatient
Dear Miss Mason advises an impatient young man to keep dating and be attentively constant to a girl to make her care for him, suggesting persistence as the path to affection.
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Miss Mason
Lizzies
Bride to Carry Bouquet and Iris for Attendant
Bride should carry a bouquet of her favorite flowers. Yellow iris or jonquils are suggested for the maid of honor. The bride keeps her veil on until leaving the reception to change for going away clothes.
Choice of attire for sponsor at confirmation service
The father should wear morning coat and striped trousers for formality. If the church is small or middle class, a dark business suit with white shirt and a conservative tie can be acceptable.
Spring Hats Require New Hairstyles This Season
The piece describes fresh spring hat fashion and urges readers to choose a hairstyle that accommodates a curled or braided updo. It notes a coronet braid nearly at the back with a wavy mass revealing the forehead and mentions ringlets at the side even with smooth top styling.
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Mary Coughlin
Leon Studio
van Buren Street
J. C. Adler’s
Affairs OF
Betty Mae Mason
Clarice
Me A
L. McK
23Rd Street Dock
Fair Grounds
Jefferson St
W. A. Gustafson
Cass Street
John Dame
N. Broadway
E. Jefferson
Cass St
Collins St
E. 9Th St
Lockport
Bass
Hamburg
Margarine
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