Tea Party in Book Character Heaven Mixes Fame and Folklore
In a whimsical setting, literary heroines and heroes gather for a genteel tea party. Prudy, Beth, Laurie, Jo, Meg, and others share playful confessions while actors like Polly and Peter Pan discuss the impact of child literature on stage. They reflect on writing, fame, and a new era of wholesome drama for youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heny
Meeny
Miny
Moe
Rollo
Leghorn
Gulf
Shelley
Amy
Beth
Robin
Laurie
Meg
John Brooks
Merry
Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm
Polly
Circus
Blue Bird
Little Prudy
Peter Pan
Margaret L. Smith
Prize photos and film contest rules for boys
A week of camera contest results awards Dorothea Smith 17 from Central High and Claire Harris 16 from Mount St Agnes with first and second prizes while Felon Wallerstein, 15, also wins. Guidance urges new, original photos, marks contests, and invites readers to finish a campus baseball adventure story with ample boy’s writing and summer headings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothea ‘Smith
Central High School
Dorothea
Gen. Scott
Claire Harris
Claire
Mount St Agnes College
Mount Washington
Washington
Great Falls
Felon Wallerstein
Helen
Capitol
Alan
Dear Aunt Anna and Cousins club letters from The Post
A collection of fan letters to Aunt Anna from young readers in Virginia and Washington DC, requesting inclusion in The Post Boys and Girls Page. Names include SCHOOLGIRL and ADROMICA, with mentions of pen names, school, and upcoming picnics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Post
Clarendon School
Berthenta Godfrey
Bairston
Aunt Anna
Baby Rosé
Pearl
Savoy
Dixie Girl
Granny
Adromica
Mount Vernon School
del Ray
Shylock
Winning
Prise
Portia
Butterfly
the Post
Dumbarton Avenue
Atalanta
Hellen H Fetter
Marion
Zou
Beowulf
George Durno
Lye
Rectory Girls
Sven
Dearie
Dolores Heten
Maid Marian
Dolores
Rectory
Helen
Troy
Washington
Alexandria
North Beach
Ted
Eastern
Wise
Gay
Weil
Eastern High School
Mistress Nell
Cricket
Rowena Rosebud
Venus
Pandora
Hfe
Pearl Frances
Hong
Zoo
Chesapeake Beach
POSTS
Little Miss Muffett and the toy playhouse lessons
A playful reader notes about Little Miss Muffett and a shy doll loving scene. The piece argues girls grow from play with dolls to homemaking duties and urges teaching games that prepare for life work, blending nostalgia with a push for organized domestic training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Muffett
Dolla Ard
Delis
Edna
Anna
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Stanley DE Neale
Jane
Hillbury
Wolcott Lindsay
Laughlin
Pennsylvania
Owen
Robert
Seaton
Ned Carle
Qowen
Ned
Terryville High School
Basia
Robert Gwen
Terryville
Mike McLennan
Mike
Carle
McLennan
Terryvilla
Carlie
Carlo
Stanley Dp Neale
Boy Scouts
Guls
Carte
Terryville Battery
Carne
Rob Owen
Aluminus
Lfe
Cato
Adhularshins
Expressman
Lindsay
Ware
Hendry
Poste
Poole
Brilliancy
Nptain
Les
Seaton Academy
United States
Rob
Peele
BeNool
Poole Groppe
Seaton Battery
Sexton
Carlerwail Carle
Poole and Borland
Borland
Gsymnasium
Capta Bretty Fair
Foole
Laughfin
Dorothea Smith
Claire Harsis
Helen Wallerstein
Feousmms Club
Granny Scrapbag
Pink Lady
Philx
Jewel
Queen Beatrice
New York
Sheepshead Bay
Westchester NY
Pelham Ba
Philadelphia
Atlantic Catvan
Tan
Old Sol
Hazleton
Lota
Atlantic City
Elenora
Isabelle Scott
Little Miss Muffett
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