Feed Unexpected Guests From a Blizzard Shelf
A neighbor complains about unannounced guests brought by husbands and the hostess duties. The columnist weighs etiquette on accepting sudden visits and the playful idea of a seasonal Blizzard Shelf to warn hosts in advance.
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Commuter Ends 50 Year Rail Run After 963 989 Miles
Joseph M. Cahill of New Brunswick New Jersey retires from the Cotton Exchange in New York City after fifty years of daily train travel totaling 963 989 miles and 30 056 rides. He plans fishing and boating, with a yearly Portland Maine trip, and remains active in telegraph and radio circles.
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Modes and Manners on Births and Weddings Etiquette
A Q and A on proper use of calling cards for congratulating new babies and who pays for the bridesmaids dresses. Visiting cards may bear congratulations. No need to send both announcements and invitations to the same guests. The maid of honor bears her dress expense.
Some Girls Never Know Why They Lose Jobs
Practical grooming and office etiquette guide for women in the workplace. Emphasizes daily hygiene, makeup discipline, deodorant use, regular shampooing, and tidy hair while cautioning against distracting mannerisms that can jeopardize employment. Encourages budgeting time and resources for professional presentation.
Medieval pearls elevate reliquaries and sacred art
In the Middle Ages Chris peoples dedicated natural pearls to reliquaries and religious objects while Crusaders' return and orders popularized pearl jewelry. Goldsmiths learned Moorish secrets shaping many celebrated jewels.
Ornamental buttons return to fashion across houses
Gold brass buttons appear on a navy sailor jacket at Piquet for evening while a black Vionnet suit continues the gold on black theme inspired by naval uniforms. Plastic and metallized imitations recall quartz in Schiaparelli motifs as Bruyere features passementerie.
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Vionnet
Schiaparelli
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Preserves Peaches Trick Keeps Color With Milk Solution
A technique to prevent browning uses a half milk half water bath after peeling peaches. The method reportedly keeps the fruit from discoloring during processing and storage.
Shorts Or Dresses For Tennis By Eleanor Gunn
Question is whether shorts or skirts are smarter for tennis. The answer is both as Alice Marble travels to Wimbledon with six of each and 10 shorts. She praises a knitted tennis blazer suitable for play and postmatch wear, noting its stretch avoids hampering the stroke.
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New York
Alice Marble
Miss Marble
Duchess of Kent
Australia
Seascapes in Paris Create Printed Fashion Headlines
Paris high society orders seascape prints in crepe organza and satin frocks. An afternoon model showcases pink starfish on sea blue. another day dress depicts sea creatures in navy on white. An evening dress features wave and foam patterns.
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Seascapes
Paris
Hair styling tips for brides with long bobs and veils
Betty suggests trimming sides to chin level or thinning, adding a loose wave, and keeping styles simple. A center part suits those with strong features, brows should be shaped with tweezers, and shaving alcohol used for aftercare. Curlers help manage straggly ends. dampen hair to dry while starting the day.
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Betty
Heart Ailments Often Mistaken for Indigestion
Dr Henry Wireman Cook reports rising deaths from heart arterial diseases now take nearly half of life insurance payouts. He links heredity and emotional strain to high blood pressure and urges precautions for men 45 to 59. He notes many heart symptoms mimic digestive troubles and stresses preventive care.
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International Life Insurance Medical Congress
Paris
Henry Wireman Cook
Northwestern Life Insurance Company
Be. Cook
Cook
Dates as Travel Snacks for Children
Stuffed dates make handy munchies for long car trips with youngsters. Wrap the dates in a tin box and fill them with a variety of fillings, peanut butter being a favorite for kids.
Winter diets low in vitamin C spark spring malaise
Winter diets lacking vitamin C from tomatoes and citrus may lead to spring weariness and irritable disposition. The advisory notes the principal sources and potential mood effects as days lengthen.
Ordinary Dishes Become De Luxers With Clever Tricks
A homemaker shares economical cookery ideas to elevate everyday dishes. Suggestions include enriching biscuit dough with maple sugar and ginger, using sour cream in pancakes and soups, making a spicy cranberry relish for meats, breading vegetables and canned meats, and turning leftover vegetables into luncheon dishes with eggs and mushroom soup.
Short Cuts on Tea, Cleaning Iron Pots and Freshening Coco
Short Cuts notes sugar for iced tea varies by serving temperature. Do not use abrasives on iron pots. After washing grease lightly with vegetable fat and air dry in a closet. Coconut aroma may be revived by pouring milk over it. Ice tea appeal tips include lemon mint or cherry in ice cubes.
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