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Volume 35, 1921: 12 Monthly Issues
Volume 34, Issue #11: January 1921
Page Count: 44
Cover Artist: Starr Gephart
Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- LEAD ARTICLE:
William N Hartshorn, Late President of The Priscilla Company, Died Sept. 3, 1920
by Editor - STORY:
Money, Love and Kate, Chapter X-XII
by Eleanor H Porter - STORY(ad):
Miss Cinderella
by Beatrice Imboden - Helps for Needleworkers
- EMBROIDERY(ads for patterns):
- Hedebo in Unusual Floral Designs(Danish Lace Stitchery)
by Sonja Danfelt - Old Time Bookmarks for Remembrance
by Mary Frances Hackley - White Embroideries for the Dining Room
- From the Little New Year to Baby Dear
- Real Joy in the Making
- Priscilla's Popular Patterns
- Comfortable for Cold Weather
- Hedebo in Unusual Floral Designs(Danish Lace Stitchery)
- PATTERNS:
Old-Time Knitted Bedspreads
by Elma Iona Locke
Irish or Filet Crochet Yokes
by Mary E Fitch
Edged w/ Filet Crochet(roses)
by Emma L Boardman
Enameling on Satsuma
by Ida Diana Ekberon
"Small Doily w/ Tatted Edge(linen center)",
by C H Will
Flower Trimmings Made of Yarn(crochet)
by Not given - ARTICLE:
Combination Dining Room, Living Room
by Beth Russell - ARTICLE:
Hail to 1921 Party for New Year's Eve-
Raspberry and Vanilla Cream,
Chicken Salad Eclairs
by Not Given - Explanation of Crochet Stitches
- LEAD ARTICLE:
- FASHION
- Smart Styles
- Useful and Interesting
- Frocks for Misses and Small Women
- HOUSEKEEPING:
- Slecting Kitchen Utensils
by Not Given - Some Good Things to Eat(recipes):
Salmon Cutlets, Creamed Corn
Pear Salad
Cream Dressing
Maple Nut Mold
Custard Sauce
Eggless Muffins
Baked Macaroni
Cabbage Salad
Black and White Cake
Cheesed Potatoes
Perfection Salad
Ice Cream Torte
Cheese Souffle
Pineapple Delight
Pea Soup
Vanilla Ice-cream Eclair
Creamed Chicken
Chocolate Souffle
by Elsie M Fjelstad - Menus for January(recipes):
Braised Cabbage
Ham-Tomato Toast
Cabbage Scalloped w/ Cheese
Fruit Cream
Orange Delight
Crullers
Broiled Chicken
Spinach Balls
Left-over Recipe
White Sauce
Chantilly Potatoes
Carrot Cakes
Luncheon Potatoes
Onions and Potatoes - Helps for Housekeepers
- Priscilla Juniors:
How to make a Number Game,
How to Make a Bird Shelf,
How to Make Posters
by Aunt Priscilla - CLASSIFIEDS
- Slecting Kitchen Utensils
Volume 34, Issue #12: February 1921
Page Count: 64
Cover Artist: J Knowles Hare
Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- PRISCILLA SPEAKS FOR HERSELF:
About the Prize Pieces
California's Missions
Realism in the Franklin Panel
Variety and Interest in Designs
Prize Awards in the American Picture Lace Contest
Announcing a New Fashion Service
by Editor - STORY:
Money, Love and Kate, Chapter XIII-XV
by Eleanor H Porter - Helps for Needleworkers
- EMBROIDERY(ads for patterns):
- Hardanger Luncheon Cloth
by George W Terrill - Smart Possibilities in Small Affairs
by Sonja Danfelt - To Brighten the Corner
- Simple Elegance in White Embroideries
- Dainty Things for Baby to Wear
- Rosebud Luncheon Linens
- Hand-Embroidered Valentines
- Treasures for the Hope Chest
- The Secret of her Daintiness
- Priscilla's Page of Popular Patterns
- TUTORIAL:
Hand-Weaving for the Home
by Anna Nott-shook - TUTORIAL:
Needle Secrets for Linen Towels
by Emma L Boardman - TUTORIAL:
Tapestry Embroidery
by Ethelyn J Morris
- Hardanger Luncheon Cloth
- PATTERNS:
Filet Cupids Chair Back
Filet Crochet Birds/Dancing Girl Lampshade
Filet Crochet Inset for Pillow
Irish Crochet Yoke
by Magdalene Wiemer
Camisole Yoke in Two Colors, Ruffled Edge,
"Pointed Camisole Top(tatting)"
Knitted Bootees
by Mary Chase Cornelius
Crochet Edging
by Esther Hutton - CHINA PAINTING:
China for the Little Folks
by Elizabeth MacKenzie Roth - ARTICLE:
Questions I Am Often Asked
by Beth Russell - ARTICLE:
Solving the Backyard Problem for $36.90
by Chesla C Sherlock - Explanation of Crochet Stitches
- PRISCILLA SPEAKS FOR HERSELF:
- FASHION
- Styles New and Pleasing
- In Her Boudoir
- Dress for Every Occasion
- Straight Line of Fashion
- for Young Folks
- FOOD:
- Taking Care of Kitchen Utensils
- Choice and Use of Silver
by Elizabeth MacDonald - New Ways to Cook Potatoes
by Bertha Bellows Streeter - Habit Formation
by Edith Hale Swift - Summer Sunshine in Our Winter Foods(recipes):
Prunes Baked in Covered Dish
Prune and rice Loaf w/ Cheese Sauce
Raisin Custard
Delicious Stewed Figs
Raisin-Pineapple Pie
Mock Date Cookies
Apricot and Rice Molds
Fig Surprise
by Not Given - A Valentine Luncheon
- FEBRUARY(recipes):
Favorite Pickles
Macaroni Croquettes
Squash and Walnut Fritters
Eggs, Southern Style
Celery and Toast w/ Bacon
Codfish Souffle
Prune-Mince Pie
Pot Roast en Casserole
Saffron Bread
Celery Stuffing for Meats
Cheese Loaf
Chocolate Syrup
Caramel Bavarian Cream
Brown Fricasse of Sheep's Tongue - Helps for Housekeepers
- CLASSIFIEDS
Volume 35, Issue #1: March 1921
Page Count: 64
Cover Artist: Reginald F Bolles
Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- PRISCILLA SPEAKS FOR HERSELF:
One Commodity Never Overstocked
In Pursuit of Dame Fashion
Patchwork Out of Egypt
Standardized Recipes
by Editor - STORY:
Money, Love and Kate(finish)
by Eleanor H Porter - Helps for Needleworkers
- CROCHET(patterns):
Filet Lamp Shade(seasons)
Filet Table Runner(castle and knight)
Popular Yarn Trimmings
by Bird O White - EMBROIDERY(pattern ads):
Dainty Undies
designed by Angeline Vannini
Spring Things
designed by Dorothea Parrot
Classical Simplicity in White Embroideries
by Ethelyn J Morris
Patches to Brag About
by Judith Baker LeGrand
Decorating Your Damask
Her Pretty Pocket Handkerchiefs
Gingham Play Togs for Kiddies
For the Cozy Living Room
Priscilla's Popular patterns
The Magic of Needles and Dimes
by Mary E Stake
Cross-stitching w/ Crewels
designs by Virginia Shepard - KNITTING(patterns):
Baby Set Adopts the Yarn Flower Fad
by Laura G Betts - TATTING(patterns):
"Coaster Set",
by Etta D Burnham - ARTICLE:
Occupational Therapy- Handcraft as a Curative Agent
by Ethelyn J Morris - ARTICLE:
Handcrafted Parchment (lamp)Shades
by Priscilla Parmenter - CERAMIC PAINTING:
Fruit Bowl in Bright Enamels
by Elizabeth MacKenzie Roth - TUTORIAL:
Knotted Tassels - ARTICLE:
Our Own House Plans
by Harry M Ramsay - Explanation of Crochet Stitches
- PRISCILLA SPEAKS FOR HERSELF:
- FASHION
- Forecasts for Spring
- New Blouses, Interesting Skirts
- Garments Smart and Useful
- Designed for Comfort, Service
- For All Ages
- TUTORIAL:
Together We Dye
by Ruth Antell Chalmers - ARTICLE:
Habit Formation
by Edith hale Swift - ARTICLE:
Garden Tillage
by Le Roy Cady - HOUSEKEEPING:
- Taking Care of Floors
- Making Choux Pastry at the Proving Plant
- FISH(recipes):
Baked Rock Cod
Lobster a la Louie
Crab Salad
Salmon Hollandaise
Bouillabaisse a la Marsellaise
by Richard Simon - SIMPLE COMPANY DINNER(recipes):
Pineapple Canape
Planked Fish
Spinach Mayonnaise w/ Onion rings
Golden Ball Pudding - COLD WEATHER LUNCHEON(recipes):
Cream of Green Pea Soup
Lima Bean Soup
Parsnip Stew
Vegetable Soup
Scalloped Fish
Salmon Chowder
Scallop Soup
Creamed Oysters
Sausages w/ Glazed Apples
Mexican Rabbit
Mock Rarebit
Asparagus on Toast
Fish Timbale
Potato Chowder
Finnan Haddie w/ Rice
by Frances Lowe Smith - 1 1/2 Hour Jams, Conserves(recipes):
Cherry Relish
Peach Jam
Raisin Chutney
Pineapple Jam
Date Conserve
Apricot and Pineapple Marmalade
by Hester Conklin, Pauline Partridge - SOUR MILK(recipes):
Chocolate Cake
Quick Graham Bread
Batter Bread
Soda Biscuit(Southern)
California Squares - Bonbon Dish(recipes):
Atlantic City Penoche
Almond Fudge
Baby Cream Candy
Sugared Popcorn
Peppermint Candy
Puffed Rice Caramels - Helps for Housekeepers
- Priscilla Juniors:
Tangram Contest
by Aunt Priscilla - CLASSIFIEDS
Volume 35, Issue #2: April 1921
Page Count: 52?
Cover Artist: Harold Cue
Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FANCY WORK
- Priscilla Speaks for Herself
- STORY:
2048
by Donal Hamilton Haines - Helps for Needleworkers
- Making a Dress Form at Home
- Try Your Hand at Lustre Work(glassware)
by Elizabeth MacKenzie Roth - Knitted Wrap and Sweater Blouse
by Laura G. Betts - Trimmings of Crochet
- "Tatting a Dainty Trim for Under Things:
Camisole Yoke, Edging, Handkerchief, Camisole Top",
by Gertrude P. Millikin, Florence P. Liggett, Anna M Helland, Maude Seymore - Familiar Stitches for Fine Linens(cutwork)
- Phoebe's Flowers in Filet(crochet)
by Eva Goldthewaite - Embodiment of Springtime(embroidery)
- Pique Baby Things(embroidery)
by Angelina Vannini - Bedroom Covers of White Lawn(embroidery)
by Ethelyn J. Morris - Covers for Hot Plate Mats(embroidery,crochet edging)
by Emma L. Boardman - New Version of filet(embroidery)
by C.B. Whitehouse - Lavallieres for Easter Gifts(modeling clay)
by Gertrude S. Twichell - Home-Made Hand-Loom
by Ethelyn J. Morris - Page of Popular Patterns(embroidery)
- Narrow Table Runner(grape,filet crochet)
by Not Given - STORY(ad):
Anne of the Country
by Alice Funken
- FASHION
- Dame Fashion Embroiders Her Summer Frocks
- Straight Lines Dominate Summer Frocks
- New Blouses and Skirts
- Practical Thoughts of Fshion
- Summer Togs for All the Kiddies
- More Togs for Spring
- EVERYDAY HOUSEKEEPING
- Minimum Meals for Six Adults:
Marguerites
Egg Cream Toast
Creamed Salt Fish
Cabbage Raw Carrot and Peanut Salad
Lemon Jelly, custard Sauce
Macaroni and tomato au Gratin
Garden Roast
Baked Custard
Vegetable Chowder
Chocolate Bread Pudding
by Priscilla Housekeeping Editors - Simple Tests for Fabrics
by Mary Bronson Hart - Money Saving Points from the Plumber
by Mrs. Thomas A. Matthew - Mrs. Editor Has a Birthday
Cream of Potato Soup
Birthday Cake
Molded Chicken Salad
by Staff - Playing the Game
by May B. Van Arsdale - Children's Part in the Family Garden
by Florence Taft Eaton - Tonics of Field and Garden:
Onions on Toast
Stewed Rhubarb
Cream of Lettuce Soup
Watercress Soup
Leek or Onion Soup
Spinach Soup
Stewed Rhubarb and figs
Asparagus on Toast
by Frances Lowe Smith - Recipes for April:
Steamed Fruit Pudding
Mock Date Candy
Apples and Apricot Jam Meringue
Date Crumbles
Strapped Date Pie
Peach Cookies
Old-fashioned English Meat Puffs
Fish a la King
Tuna a la Newburg
Fruit Crullers - Helps for Housekeepers
- Priscilla Juniors:
Make a Portfolio
by Aunt Priscilla - CLASSIFIEDS
- Minimum Meals for Six Adults:
Volume 35, Issue #3: May 1921
Page Count: 52
Cover Artist: Not Given
Notes: My current copy of this issue is missing its back cover...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- PRISCILLA SPEAKS FOR HERSELF:
Inspiration from English Needleworkers
We Need Your Cooperation
Through Play to Health
The Spice of Life
by Editor - ARTICLE:
Batik Art has Come to Stay - STORY:
The Price of the Picture
by Holworthy Hall - Helps for Needleworkers
- CROCHET(patterns):
All-Over Filet Yoke
by Gertrude Milliken
Irish Crochet Yoke
by Marie Hasse
Yoke
by Gertrude Earle
Another Yoke
by Marie Hasse
Utilizing the Waste(linen) Pieces(filet Strip)
Doily w/ Crochet Border
Monkey-Face Crochet w/ Mitred Corner
by M Alice Pedrick - EMBROIDERY(pattern ads):
Fruit Pieces for Your Dining Room(cutwork)
designed by Angelina Vannini
Baby's Home-made Bassinet
by Mrs R W Griffith
A Convenient Bag
by Emma L Boardman
Baby's Spring Wardrobe
For Use in the Summer Home
Little Things for Little Folk
Summer Things for Girls to Make
Popular Patterns - KNITTING(patterns):
Baby's Cap, Spiral Stockings, Jacket, Bootees, Hood Cape
by Laura G Betts
New Idea for a Slip-On
by Nelly Kelly - TATTING(patterns):
"(4)Trimmings of Tatted Lace",
by Helen Blanchard - ARTICLE:
Putting Away the Woolens and Furs in the Spring
by Bertha Bellows Streeter - Explanation of Crochet Stitches
- ARTICLE:
Birchrock, A Business Woman's Home
by Harriett C Emmons - TUTORIAL:
Method of Making Slip Covers
- PRISCILLA SPEAKS FOR HERSELF:
- FASHION
- Approved Dresses for This Season
- Separate Blouses, Skirts
- For Misses and Children
- FOOD:
- Making Pastry
- Helping Themselves to Health
by Florence Earle Haviland - Early Vegetables(recipes):
Escalloped Carrots
Carrot Jelly
Beet and Cheese Ball Salad
Beet Bouillon
Jellied Beet Bouillon
Beet and Codfish Balls
by Mrs Ida C Bailey Allen - Economy 3in1 Dishes(recipes):
Scalloped Potatoes and Ham
Hungarian Goulash
Spaghetti w/ Ham
Plymouth Succotash
Summer Curry
Lamb, Oriental Style
Corn, California Style
Danish Beefsteak
by Frances Lowe Smith - Fit for a King(recipes):
Lettuce Salad Grotto Dressing
Asparagus Canape - SPINACH(recipes):
Spinach Bohemian
Spinach Stuffed Pimientos
Spinach w/ Noodles
Spinach Croquettes
Spinach, India Style
by Hester Conklin, Pauline Partridge - Helps for Housekeepers
- Priscilla Juniors
by Aunt Priscilla - CLASSIFIEDS
Volume 35, Issue #4: June 1921
Page Count: 40
Cover Artist: G W Lawlor
Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- PRISCILLA SPEAKS FOR HERSELF:
Chasing Butterflies
Rich in Resource
Two Legged Advertisements
by Editor - ARTICLE:
Learn the Butterfly Art Craft
by Harry L Spooner - STORY:
Investigating a Husband
by Mary Lerner - Helps for Needleworkers
- CROCHET(patterns):
Animal Spread for a Kiddie's Bed(filet)- 10 animals, vine border
by Nina St Clair Campbell
From a Little Irish Rose(yoke)
by Not Given - EMBROIDERY(pattern ads):
Dainty Mid-Season Frocks
by Marion Stevens, Sybil Lang
The Decorative Note of Color
by Ethelyn J Morris, Mildred Henderson
The Popular Organdy Hat
by Lillian Locke
Frocks for Small Daughters
by Paul E Goodridge
Priscilla's Apron Shower
by Marion Stevens
Gift Linens for the June Bride - KNITTING(patterns):
(2)Sweaters, Matching Tam, w/ Trim of Cameo Knitting
by Laura G Betts - TATTING(patterns):
"Unusual Tatted Border for Linens(w/ zigzag chain stitch)",
by Mrs Milton E French - ARTICLE:
Hand-Woven Things for the Baby
by Anna Nott Shook - ARTICLE:
Paintcraft for the Summer Home
by Not Given - Explanation of Crochet Stitches
- PRISCILLA SPEAKS FOR HERSELF:
- FASHION
- Practical Summer Underthings
- Selected for Summer Days
- HOUSEKEEPING:
- Taking Care of the Gas Stove
by Elizabeth MacDonald - Health-Making Greens(recipes):
Boiled Greens
Seasoning Cooked Greens
Steamed Chard Mold
Pan Kale
Fried Spinach Balls
by Mrs Ida C B Allen - French Pastry(recipes):
Jelly Sandwiches
Maple Wafers
Maple Fondant
Fruit Rolls
by Elizabeth Clausen Williams, Mary Mason Wright - Weddings(recipes):
Breasts of Chicken w/ Ham
Tosca Sauce
Small Parker House Rolls
Fresh Crabmeat Salad
Bride's Cake
Orange Blossom Dessert
Vanilla Ice Cream w/ Strawberry Mousse in Centre
Coffee Ice Cream w/ Vanilla Nut Parfait in Centre
Cream Cheese and Nut Sandwiches
Almond Cakes in Paper Cases
Lady Fingers
Hazel Nut Cakes
Hazel Nut Filling
Darioles
Pineapple Mousse Salad
Layer Cake
Palm Beach Frosting
Coffee w/ Whipped Cream
Raisin Pie
by Alice Bradley - Strawberries(recipes):
Strawberry Pie
Strawberry Fritters
Puff Puddings w/ Strawberry Filling
Strawberry Cream Filling
Fruit Cups - Helps for Housekeepers
- PRISCILLA JUNIORS:
The Circus Story Puzzle
by Aunt Priscilla - CLASSIFIEDS
- Taking Care of the Gas Stove
Volume 35, Issue #5: July 1921
Page Count:
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Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- PRISCILLA SPEAKS FOR HERSELF:
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- PRISCILLA JUNIORS:
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by Aunt Priscilla - CLASSIFIEDS
Volume 35, Issue #6: August 1921
Page Count: 40
Cover Artist: F H Disch(?)
Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- PRISCILLA SPEAKS FOR HERSELF:
His Regular Girl
Steadying the Balance
Perforated or Transfer
Coming Events
by Editor - ARTICLE:
Milkweed Backgrounds for Butterflies
by Roy B Smith - ARTICLE:
Painted Tin Novelties
by Juanita Meredith - ARTICLE:
Hand-Weaving for the Dining Room
by Anna Nott-Shook - TUTORIAL:
Tied and Dyed Luncheon Cloths, Napkins
by Mrs C B Whitehouse - Helps for Needleworkers
- CROCHET(patterns):
Bed Dressings(filet)
by Cora Miner Barry
Dress Trimmings
by Laura G Betts
Filet Crochet Tuxedo Collar
by Irene Howell
New Filet Edges, Inserts
by Frances A Harris
Making the Marketing Bag Ornamental
by Not Given
Embroidered Filet Baby Yoke
by Mrs J J Huffman
Filet Bag
by Dorothy Hutchinson - EMBROIDERY(pattern ads):
Cutwork Which Is Always Good
by Ethelyn J Morris
Drawn Thread Luncheon Cloths
by Mrs F S Grubb
Smart Beaded Blouses
by E Marion Stevens
Exquisite Simple Lingerie
by E Marion Stevens, Eleanor Bleifling
Colorful Linens for Summer Luncheons
Embroideries for the Home
Favorites for Fall Bazaars
Vacation Toggery
Dainty New Neckwear - KNITTING(patterns):
Dress Trimmings
by Laura G Betts - TATTING(patterns):
"Something New in Tatting(collar, 3-thread cord)",
by Mrs Milton E French - ARTICLE:
The House of Your Dreams
by Amy Hanmer Croughton - Explanation of Crochet Stitches
- PRISCILLA SPEAKS FOR HERSELF:
- HOUSEKEEPING:
- Canning at the Proving Plant
by Elizabeth MacDonald - Double Duty Hens for Canning Your Own Chicken
by Mrs Florence Liley-Young - Sponge Cake
- The Art of Garnishing
- To Beautify Your Food
- Profit for Produce
by Florence A Stevens - The Child at the Family Table
by Harriet Curry Oleson - Outdoor Meals(recipes):
Fruit Cake
Brambles
Picnic Salad
Sandwich Piquante
Marshmallow Toast
Stuffed Eggs
Chili Sandwich
by Loui C Biggs - Our Can Cow(recipes):
Baked Custard
Doughnuts
Bread
Muffins
Cocoa
Cream Salad Dressing
Cream of Tomato Soup - Helps for Housekeepers
- PRISCILLA JUNIORS:
Stenciling a Bag,
The August Puzzle,
A Game of Ring Fling
Straw Hats for Dollies
by Aunt Priscilla - CLASSIFIEDS
- Canning at the Proving Plant
Volume 35, Issue #7: September 1921
Page Count: 64
Cover Artist: Annie Benson Muller
Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- PRISCILLA SPEAKS FOR HERSELF:
Read October Priscilla for Fashion Inspiration - STORY:
Mary Ann's Grand Piano
by Elizabeth Jordan - Sources of Embroidery Design
by MDC Crawford - Bedrooms
by Eleanor Manning - Reeds and Beads for Baskets
by Mrs William A Dibble
- PRISCILLA SPEAKS FOR HERSELF:
- FASHION
- Becoming Straight Lines
- Simply Made Garments
- NEEDLEWORK:
- Table Embroideries of Rare Beauty
by E Marion Stevens - Embroideries For the Home-
Pillow, Pincushion, Piano Scarf, Bureau Scarf
by Paul E Goodridge - Hand-Made Gowns-
Trimmed in Irish Crochet and Filet Laces - Dainty Finery for the One-Year-Old
by Laura Mays - Raffia for the Weaver
by Anna Nott Shook - Present Day Use of Old-Time Stitchery
by Harriet Cushman Wilkie - Make an Emblem Cushion for Him-
Masonic, Elks, Odd Fellows, Knights of Columbus, Shriners, Knights of Pythias, Knight-Templar - Bright Wools on Black(embroidery)
by E Marion Stevens - Priscilla's Page of Popular (embroidery)Patterns
- TUTORIAL:
Lesson in Making the Popular Drawn-In Rug
by Not Given - PATTERN:
Filet Crochet Tea Cloth, Napkin - PATTERN:
Filet Crochet Bowl of Pansies and Jonquils(runner) - PATTERN:
(2)Crochet Trims for Towels
by Laurie M Bruce - PATTERN(tatting):
"Tatted and Crocheted Laces Trim Curtains of Marquisette or Scrim" - PATTERN:
(2)Crocheted Millinery
Sport Hat,Smart Felt Hat with Crochet Trimming - PATTERN:
Handbag of Crochet Embroidered With Cross-stitch - PATTERN:
Medallions of Hardanger Crochet
by Gertrude Shockey - PATTERNS(knitting):
One-piece Dress for Little Sister
by Mary Ethel Goetz
Russian Dress-Blouse, skirt in Plaited Effect
by Mary Ethel Goetz
Child's Panel Sweater with "Throw" Collar, Matching Tam
by Ethel Becker - PATTERN:
Effective Collar Set in Gros Filet Crochet
by Emily McFarland - PATTERN:
A Simple Cluny Edge
by Mrs Jose Saurie
- Table Embroideries of Rare Beauty
- HOUSEKEEPING:
- Washing at the Priscilla Proving Plant
by Elizabeth MacDonald, Gladys Beckett Jones - The Best Food for the Least Money
- This For That:
Food Substitions - Floor Plans for Eight Room House
- Overdraperies
by Elizabeth MacDonald - An Adventure in Housekeeping
by Richard Bowland Kimball - How to Make Jelly Roll at the Proving Plant
- Charm and Convenience in the Clothespress
by Caroline B King - The Child at the Family Table, III. Sweets and Fruit
by Harriet Curry Oleson - Explanation of Crochet Stitches
- Menus and Recipes for September-
Frozen Fruits, Sauteed Pears with Chocolate Sauce - Griddle Muffins(recipes):
Squash Muffins
Eggless Corn Muffins
Berry Griddle Muffins
Graham Muffins
by Florence Spring - Pickles(recipes):
Fig Pickles
Table Mustard
Pepper Relish
Pimiento Ketchup
Spiced Cucumber Salad
Pickled Peppers
Pickled Beans
Corn Relish
Pickled Celery
Spiced Vinegar for Pickling
Celery Relish
Sweet Pickled Apples - Helps for Housekeepers
- PRISCILLA JUNIORS:
September Puzzle
by Aunt Priscilla - CLASSIFIEDS
- Washing at the Priscilla Proving Plant
Volume 35, Issue #8: October 1921
Page Count: 68
Cover Artist: Roy Pomeroy
Notes: There's a name correction for the "John and Priscilla" Serving Tray Mat in the January 1922 issue...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- PRISCILLA SPEAKS FOR HERSELF:
The New Generation
About Mailing Money
by Editor - ARTICLE:
Gifts in Tooled Leather
by Miriam B Pearce - STORY:
Blackmail
by Richard Washburn Child - Helps for Needleworkers
- BEADING:
Wooden Bead Bags and Girdles
by Hilma Hubing - CROCHET(patterns):
Liberty Bell Pillow(filet)
by C Teepe
Paul Revere Scarf End(filet)
by Floss M Hare
"The Challenge Answered" Tray Cloth(filet)
by Mrs H T Fargo
Panel- "The First Americans"(filet)
by Esther Cummings
Filet Pincushion Top- "The House of Seven Gables"
by Ethel Heritage
"John and Priscilla" Serving Tray Mat(filet)
by Alice E Herrick
Ben Franklin and His Kite(filet)
by Grace M Fiske
Filet Antimaccasar(scroll)
Filet Fruit Blocks(4)
Hardanger Crochet
by Gertrude Shockey
Change Purse
by Hattie M Loring - EMBROIDERY(pattern ads):
Peasant Embroideries
by M D C Crawford
(cutwork)Embroidery for the Newest Shades
Embroidered Linens Which Satisfy(w/ cutwork)
by Ethelyn J Morris, Angelina Vannini
Their First Short Dresses
by Ethelyn J Morris
Trimmings for the Library
by Angelina Vannini
Misses Straight Line Day Frock
described by Amy V Richards
Millinery for Little Girls
by Lillian H Locke
To Top Your Fall Suit
by Julie Adams
Old English Designs for Needlepoint Tapestries
Colorful Embroideries
For Dining Room, Boudoir
Bedroom Requisites
Little Things of Great Importance
Priscilla's Page of Popular Patterns - KNITTING(patterns):
Bead Trimmed Dress
by Mary E Goetz
Swagger Banff Jersey
by Mary E Goetz
Hand-Knit Hosiery
by Laura G Betts
Newest in "Drop Stitch" Sweaters - TATTING(patterns):
"Tatted Bead Necklace",
by Mrs Milton French - Explanation of Crochet Stitches
- PRISCILLA SPEAKS FOR HERSELF:
- FASHION
- Long Sleeves Says Dame Fashion
- Practical and Simple to Make
- No Such Things as a Clothes Problem
by Harry Jollius
- HOUSEKEEPING:
- Ironing at the Priscilla Proving Plant
- The Coal He Did Not Burn
by Reid Sanders - The Child at the Family Table, IV. Cereals
by Harriet Curry Oleson - Tempting Gelatines(recipes):
Marbled Dessert
Jellied Fruit
Mint Jelly
Jellied Plum Pudding - Friendly Apple(recipes):
Blushing Apples
Apple Injun
Grilled Sausages w/ Apples
Pike Apple Sauce
Apple Junket
Apple and Bananas
by Annettte C Dimock - New Nutty Things(recipes):
Waverley Rarebit
Peanut Butter Wafers
Pecan Salad
Almond Cracklings
Nut Muffins
Frozen Rice
Nut Goodies
Chocolate Pecan Wafers
Walnut Patties
Peanut and Pineapple Cream Salad - Hallowe'en(recipes):
Raisin Ginger Cookies
Hot Ham Sandwich
Seed Cakes
Orange Ice
Stuffed tomatoes, Southern Style
Baked Apples Stuffed w/ Sausage
Crumb Cookies
Spiced Pickled Prunes
Welsh Cakes
Scalloped Chicken
Banana Toast
Royal Scalloped Salmon - Helps for Housekeepers
- PRISCILLA JUNIORS:
Give a Hallowe'en Play
Funny Favors to Make
Indoors Nut Golf
October Puzzle
by Aunt Priscilla - CLASSIFIEDS
Volume 35, Issue #9: November 1921
Page Count: 64
Cover Artist: Not Given
Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- PRISCILLA SPEAKS FOR HERSELF:
Don't "Eat It to Save It"
December Priscilla
by Editor - TUTORIAL:
A Lesson in Reticella Lace
by Not Given - TUTORIAL:
Making Baskets from Iris Leaves
by Mrs Quincy Williamson - PAINT:
Painted Glass
by Angelina Vannini - STORY:
The Perfect Treasure
by Arthur Train - Helps for Needleworkers
- BEADING:
Novelties in Wooden Beads
by Hilma Hubing - CROCHET(patterns):
(3)Filet Yokes in Rose Designs, Fetching Cap to Match
by G M and G M Dresser, Herbert Wydom
Silk Tie
by Elsa Barsaloux
Filet Trims for Household Linens
by Carol F Clark, Nellie A Carlson
Yarn Flower Hat Trims
by G M and G M Dresser
Filet For Kiddie Things - EMBROIDERY(pattern ads):
Beflowered Bedroom Things of Crepe
by E Marion Stevens
The New Markings for Fine Linens
by Sonja Danfeldt
Tea Table Applique
by E Marion Stevens
Christmas Novelties
by Paul E Goodridge
For Baby's Rock-a-bye Trip(applique)
by Mildred Henderson
Much Favored Linens Italian In Design
To Make to Give
Ready for Santa Claus
Holiday Handkerchiefs
Hope Chest Things for Dolly Dear
Her Linen Closet
Priscilla Popular Patterns - KNITTING(patterns):
Men's Ribbed Vest, Golf Stockings
by Laura G Betts - NETTING:
The Versatile Curtain Net
by Alice Kuehn - TATTING(patterns):
"Yoke for Underthings",
by Ora Cheever Smeltzer - Explanation of Crochet Stitches
- PRISCILLA SPEAKS FOR HERSELF:
- FASHION
- When Simplicity is Chic
- HOUSEKEEPING:
- A Recipe Test at the PPP
by Elizabeth MacDonald - The Cup that Cheers
by Elizabeth MacDonald - Chocolate Cake Possibilities
- Ye Olde Plymouth Fair
by Elizabeth Bissell - What Our Readers Want to Know(Q&A)
- The Child at the Family Table, V. Meats and Fats
by Harriet Curry Oleson - Thanksgiving(recipes):
Mother's Apple Pie
Susannah's Pie Crust
Cream Pie
Apple and cocoanut Tartlets
Pumpkin Pie, Savory Crust
Caramel Pie
Mint and Raisin Filling
Cocoanut Tartlets
Raisin-Pineapple Pie
Sausage Dainties
Legume Croquettes
Cocoanut Date Cookies
Peanut Cream - Cranberries(recipes):
Spiced Cranberries
Cranberry-Strawberry Conserve
Cranberry Delight
Cranberry Syrup
Cranberries and Citron
Cranberry Apple Butter
Cranberry Pudding
Cranberry-Raisin Roll
Cranberry Nut Pie - Helps for Housekeepers
- PRISCILLA JUNIORS:
The November Puzzle
by Aunt Priscilla - CLASSIFIEDS
- A Recipe Test at the PPP
Volume 35, Issue #10: December 1921
Page Count: 60
Cover Artist: R Bolles(?)
Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- PRISCILLA SPEAKS FOR HERSELF:
Out-of-Doors in Winter
Double Barred Cross - STORY:
Twilight
by Leslie Gordon Barnard - Patchworks from Italian Pavements
by Alice B Mussey - Decorated Tin Serving Trays
designs by Elizabeth MacKenzie Roth - Bridge Markers of Painted Tin
by Juanita Meredith
- PRISCILLA SPEAKS FOR HERSELF:
- FASHION
- The Mode Sponsors Embroidery
- For Well-Dressed Little Folks
- Aprons and House Frocks
- Sketched in Paris
- NEEDLEWORK:
- Embroidered Lampshade in Italian Renaissance Design
by Lilian Barton Wilson - Simple and Inexpensive(embroidered linens)
- Decorative Value in Cushioned Ease(embroidered sofa pillows)
- A Lesson in Lingerie as Paris Makes It
by Mabel Foster Bainbridge - White Embroideries for the Dining Room
- Priscilla's Popular Patterns(embroidery)
- For the Tiny Wardrobe(embroidery)
by Mildred L Henderson - New Girdles and Lavallieres(permanent modelling clay)-
has designs to paint on the clay links
by Gertrude S Twichell - All Buttonholed for You(embroidered Linens)
designs by Ethelyn J Morris - Christmas Stockings(applique)
by John N Then - PATTERN(tatting):
"Baby's Cap with Ribbon Tatting",
by Maria La Spina - PATTERN(tatting):
"Tatted Flowers for Trimmings",
by Jessie M DeWitt - PATTERN:
Shawl Coatee for Baby(knit)
by Lucia Noble - PATTERN:
Knitted Ankle Ties
by A Craig - PATTERN:
Afghan Crocheted in Wheel Stitch
by Sarah T Converse - PATTERN:
Silk and Velvet Flowers
by Lillian H Locke - PATTERN:
Bedroom Set in Filet Crochet and Cross-stitch
by Angelina Vannini - PATTERN:
Knitted Bedspread and Mat Covers(lace-like) - PATTERN:
Cluny Lace Doily(linen center,crochet) - PATTERN:
Rose Pincushion(crochet) - PATTERN:
Filet Crochet Table Runner - PATTERN:
Fish Scale Centerpiece(crochet,linen center) - PATTERN:
Filet Crochet Centerpiece(linen center) - PATTERN:
Coverlet Weaving
by Harriet Cushman Wilkie - PATTERN:
Clover Point Filet Crochet
by Catherine R Dolphin - PATTERN:
Clock Your Own Stockings(embroidery)
by Eleanor Dale McCarthy
- Embroidered Lampshade in Italian Renaissance Design
- HOUSEKEEPING:
- Silver Cleaning at the Priscilla Proving Plant
by Elizabeth MacDonald - Meat Advice to the Bride
by John H Kelly - How Do You Frost Your Cake?
by Effie Maurine Paige - Bread Making-
White Bread
by PPP - Christmas Dinner for Twelve
by PPP - I Go Afield
by Florence Taft Eaton - Priscilla Mirro Movies of French Fried Potatoes
photos by Kendall Harriman - Cheaper Cuts for Christmas Dinner
by May Belle Brooks - The Child at the Family Table
by Harriet Curry Oleson, Article VI - Meat Advice(recipes):
Lamb Pie
Lamb Loaf
by John H Kelly - California Christmas Sweetmeats(recipes):
San Francisco Pralines
Fruit Rolls
Pacific Sea Foam
Chinatown Almond Squares
Grilled Almonds, California Style
Sierra Turkish Delight
Ginger Fudge
Cocoanut Dreams - CAKE(recipes):
White Cake
Devil's Food
One-egg Cake
Apple Sauce Cake
Angel Food
Spice Cake
by Effie Maurine Paige - CAKE ICINGS(recipes):
Peach
Mocha
Cream Frosting
Gold Icing
Orange
Chocolate Almond
Cocoanut Caramel
Crimson Tart
Coffee
Brown Sugar
by Effie Maurine Paige - CAKE FILLINGS(recipes):
Fig and Nut
Lemon
Soft Fudge
Fruit
Chocolate Fruit
Butter Scotch
Banana
Maple
Strawberry Whip
by Effie Maurine Paige - Helps for Housekeepers
- PRISCILLA JUNIORS:
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by Aunt Priscilla
- Silver Cleaning at the Priscilla Proving Plant
Volume 36, 1922: 12 Monthly Issues
YEAR IS PARTIALLY BLOCKED - ONLY QUARTER(S) WHERE I HAVE ISSUES ARE SHOWING
Volume 35, Issue #11: January 1922
Page Count: 44
Cover Artist: Helen F Lyon
Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FICTION
- The Revolt
by Mariel Brady
- The Revolt
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- Priscilla Speaks For Herself-
Introducing Harriet C Emmons as Field Editor
- Priscilla Speaks For Herself-
- NEEDLEWORK
- Italian Embroidery on Square Mesh
by Lilian Barton Wilson - Garlands of Patchwork for Coverlet
by Dorothea Parrott - Crewel Embroideries
by Lilian Barton Wilson - Embroidered Linens for the Dining Room
- Embroideries for the Little Ones We Love
- Where Cheerful Colors Abound(embroidery)
- Embroidery you Will Enjoy Doing
- Priscilla's Popular (embroidery)Patterns
- (4)Variations in Jute Bags
by Flora Fiechter - PATTERN:
Knitted Lounging Robe, Slippers
by Laura G Betts - PATTERN:
Crochet Camisole, Boudoir Cap, Nightgown Yoke
by Marie Haase - PATTERN:
Filet Crochet Trimmed Runners(grape motif)
by Georgie L Kettelle - PATTERN:
Scarf in Cluny Crochet - PATTERN:
Bead Designs for Crocheted and Fabric Bags
by Belle Robinson - PATTERN:
Hand-Woven Fringes
by Harriet C Wilkie - PATTERN:
Child's Crochet Cape, Bag
by Irene C Howell - PATTERN:
Knitted Rag Rug - PATTERN(tatting):
"Infant's Tatted Cap",
by Jessie M DeWitt - PATTERN(tatting):
"Child's Tatted Yoke",
by Maude Seymour - PATTERN:
Crocheted House Jacket
by Katherine Craig - CORRECTION:
Serving Tray Mat is by Mary G Tucker
from October 1921 issue
- Italian Embroidery on Square Mesh
- HOUSEKEEPING
- Our Advisory Council for 1922
- Painted Furniture
- Everyday Menus for January
- Helps for Housekeepers
- Proper Diet for Children
by Richard C Smith - The Delicious Date(recipes):
Date Hard Sauce
Date Loaf Cake
Oatmeal Date Cakes
Date Surprise Cookies
Date Sandwich Cookies
by PPP - Cakes That Are Made in a Minute(recipes):
Plain Frosting
Chocolate Frosting
Strawberry Frosting
Fig Filling
Fruit and Nut Filling
Prune Filling
Lemon Filling
Lemon Sauce
Vanilla Sauce
Hot Chocolate Sauce
by Jean Gordon Craig - Winter(recipes):
Gingerbread
Scalloped Kidney Beans
Smoked Salmon on Casserole
Winter Salad
Almond Cookies
Cocoanut Marmalade Jelly
Cream of Celery Soup - Molasses Cooking(recipes):
Ginger Snaps
Egg Butter
Molasses Steamed Pudding I, II
Steamed Brown Bread
by Mrs York, Enid Gray
- FASHIONS
- Delightfully Simple
- For Mothers to Make
- Home Made Means Well Made
- Earnings and Savings in Making (men's)Shirts
by Laura I Baldt - Something For Priscilla Juniors To Do
Volume 35, Issue #12: February 1922
Page Count: 72
Cover Artist: Marguerite Davis
Notes: My current copy of this issue is missing pages 35-38*...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FICTION
- The Face in the Fog
by George Gibbs
- The Face in the Fog
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- Priscilla Speaks For Herself-
Linen Famine Over - Gorgeous Tied and Dyed Velvets
by Marion Hall Blackburn - With an Eye for Bags on the Avenue
by Grecia M Dayton - Old Arts Adapted to Modern Usage
by MDC Crawford, Ruth Reeves - Three Practical Decorated Pitchers
by Elizabeth Mackenzie Roth
- Priscilla Speaks For Herself-
- NEEDLEWORK ARTICLES/PATTERNS
- Chic Dainty and Easy to Make Lingerie
designed by Paul E Goodridge - Chamber Linens for her Hope Chest
designs by Angelina Vannini
monograms by Ruth S MacDonald - Small Linens for the Bride's Table
by Ethelyn J Morris - Patched Pinafores and Things
designs by John N Then - Priscilla's Page of Popular (embroidery)Patterns
- Pillows and Runners(embroidery)
- Yarn Embroidered Organdy Sets
- Yarn Embroidery on Burlap
- Between SEason Duvetyn Hats
by Grecia M Dayton - *Infant's Dress and Bonnet
- PATTERN:
Filet Crochet Luncehon Linens
by Georgie F Kettelle - PATTERN:
Popular Knitted Dress
by Maria Nuss - PATTERN(tatting):
"Chairback in Fancy Tatting",
by Mrs Milton French - PATTERN:
Filet Crochet Flower Vase Insertion
by Eleanor Bliefling - PATTERN:
Weaving Without a Loom(shoebox loom)
by Josephine Weil - PATTERN:
(3)Crochet Edgings
by Mary Grate - PATTERN:
2-Piece Knitted Suit for Boy of Three
by Mary E Goetz - PATTERN:
*Knitted Dress, Bloomers for Girl
by *Mary E Goetz
- Chic Dainty and Easy to Make Lingerie
- HOUSEKEEPING
- Our Advisory Council for 1922
- Points for Rug-Cleaning Days
by Elizabeth MacDonald - Modern Science Makes the Modern Menu Better
- Breakfast Lunch and Dinner for One Day
by Grace Viall Gray - Health Habits in the Home
by Dr Lena K Sadler - Cream Dishes a Life Buoy for the Sick
by Mary E Bayley - Mother's Day Out
by Loui C Biggs - Helps for Housekeepers
- Favors for Flowerless Days
by Edith Ballentine - Somthing For Priscilla Juniors To Do
- Some Creole(recipes):
Curry of Shrimp
Calas I, II
Creole Jambalaya
by Mary A Wilson - Banana(recipes):
Banana and Rhubarb Pie
Banana Pudding
Banana in Syrup
Banana Fritters
Banana Sauce
Escalloped Bananas
Banana Toast - Readers(recipes):
Oatmeal Cookies, Date Filled
Corn Omelet
Planked Halbut with Bacon
Tomato Rice Pie
- FASHIONS
- Good-looking Clothes for Little Folks
Volume 36, Issue #1: March 1922
Page Count: 68
Cover Artist: KR Wireman
Notes: My current copy of this issue is missing pages 21/22, 33-36*...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FICTION
- It's a Long, Long Road...
by Arthur J Messier
- It's a Long, Long Road...
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- Priscilla Speaks for Herself
- Brains, Bags, and (political)Conventions
by Lucy Richards, Elizabeth MacKenzie Roth - The New in Dress
by Harry Collins - Painting Your Old Furniture
by Shirley Ware - *Painted Place Cards
by Gertrude B Twichell - Bird Houses of Reed
by Mrs William A Dibble - Something For Priscilla Juniors To Do
- NEEDLEWORK ARTICLES/PATTERNS
- Morning Glory Lace Embroidery
by Alice J Kuehn - Smartly Sensible Ready-Cut Clothes for Kiddies
by Paul E Goodridge - Embroidered Peasant Blouses
by Marion Taylor - For the Miss Who Makes Her Own
by Grecia M Dayton - How to Make Organdy Flowers
by Mame E Buxton, Hattie B Scott - (embroidered)Luncheon Sets of Varied Shapes and Sizes
- Lovely Little Things for the Easter Baby(embroidery)
- Attractive Pillow Designs(applique,embroidery)
- Priscilla's Page of Popular (embroidery)Patterns
- A Kitchen Shower(embroidery)
- Aprons with Applique
by John N Then - *Pillow Slip Variations
- *Beaded Things for Easter Giving
- PATTERN:
Weaving For Beginners
by Josephine Marie Weil - PATTERNS:
Two-Toned Knit Sweater,
Knitted Jacket Wrap(38-40)
Striped Knit Slip-On - PATTERN:
Round Luncheon Cloth Edged with Cobweb Crochet
by Annie E Burruss, Mary E McKee - PATTERN:
(2)Crocheted Tops for Camisols
by Mary W Snell, Viola F Clark - PATTERN:
(2)Knitted Baby Jackets
by Alice S Chundelah - PATTERN:
*Men's Crocheted Ties
- Morning Glory Lace Embroidery
- HOUSEKEEPING
- Home Economics and the Club
by Alice Ann Muller - Why We Chose This Furniture
by Elizabeth MacDonald - Biscuits at the Proving Plant
- A Home Builder's Story
by Carl Bakeman - Pie-crust, Flaky and Tender , Made with Hot Water
by Flora G Orr - A Trousseau Tea and Luncheon
by Elizabeth Clausen Williams - Helps for Housekeepers
- Menus for One Week
by Grace Viall Gray - Cutting the Grocery Bill
by Florence Spring - I Go Afield in the Spring
by Florence Taft Eaton - Jaded Appetites(recipes):
Meat Croquettes
Maitre d'Hotel Sauce
Fig Jam
Escalloped Asparagus with Chicken
by Dorothy Knight - American Cheese(recipes):
Cheese Blanc Mange
Savory Pie-crust
Zephyr Potato Squares
Red Cap Potato Cones
Holland Cheese Dressing
Fried Savory Potatoes
Stuffed Celery
Stuffed Dates or Prunes
Miniature Carrots
Corinthian Cheese Balls
Cheese Wafers
Mock Rarebit
Toasted Luncheon Sandwiches
Holland Cheese Filling for Sandwiches
by Mary K Stone
- Home Economics and the Club
- FASHIONS
- Priscilla Models for Spring, Featuring the Cape Costumes
- More Sewing Stitches for Beginners
by Florence I Burchard
Volume 36, Issue #2: April 1922
Page Count:
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- PRISCILLA SPEAKS FOR HERSELF:
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- CROCHET(patterns):
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- ENTERTAINING:
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- PRISCILLA SPEAKS FOR HERSELF:
- FASHION
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- HOUSEKEEPING:
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- Priscilla Juniors
by Aunt Priscilla - CLASSIFIEDS
Volume 36, Issue #3: May 1922
Page Count: 60
Cover Artist: Annie Benson Miller
Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FICTION
- The Cheerful Giver
by Mark Lee Luther
- The Cheerful Giver
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- Making Baby Clothes
by Mabel Foster Bainbridge
- Making Baby Clothes
- NEEDLEWORK ARTICLES/PATTERNS
- A Prize Contest for Tatters
- Morning Glory Set in Applique
designed by John N Then - Dainty Lingerie for Gifts
by Mildred Henderson, Angelina Vannini - A Lesson in Simple Smocking
- Pretty Adaptations of Daisy Lace(crochet)
by Mary C O'Leary - Raffia Embroidery on Burlap
by Emma L Boardman - Priscilla's Page of Popular(embroidery) Patterns
- Pretty New Curtains to Meet the Spring
by Beth Russell - Needle Notes
- For Feasts Without Formality(embroidered table linens)
by Mildred L Henderson - Unusual Table Sets(embroidered)
- Beautiful Centrepieces(embroidered,cutwork)
by Ethelyn J Morris - Reed-Rimmed Trays
- Exquisite New Towel Designs(embroidery)
- Found! A Pocket
- PATTERN(tatting):
"The New Knotstitch Tatting",
by Blanche Means - PATTERN:
Baby Irish (crochet) for Baby Things - PATTERN:
(crochet)Wool Trims Georgette Blouses
by Maria A Nuss
- HOUSEKEEPING
- Visiting Days at the Priscilla Proving Plant
- Do the Cake Plate in Enamel
by Elizabeth MacKenzie Roth - Priscilla Learns of Portia(Smiley)
- What Good Taste Means in Home Furnishing, Article No. 4
by Advisory Council - Have you a Time Budget?
- What Our Readers Want to Know
- An Apple Blossom Luncheon
- Our Babies, Article 1-
Baby Bunting's Clothing Budget
by Elizabeth Stone MacDonald - When the Unexpected Guest Arrives
by May Ellis Nichols - Helps for Housekeepers
- Priscilla Learns(recipes):
Baked Indian Pudding
Tamale Pie
Corn Meal Gnocchi
Apple Johnny Cake
Corn Meal Fishballs
Chicken Croquettes
Corn Meal Souffle
Virginia Peach Pudding
Virginia Corn Muffins
Corn Gems
Corn Griddle Cakes
Spider Corn Cake
Spoon Bread
by Portia Smiley - Using Canned Soups(recipes):
Shrimp Wiggle
Jellied Salad
Thousand Island Dressing
Meat Loaf
Tomato-Rice en Casserole
Tomato and Corn Scallop
Corn Chowder and Celery Soup
Sunrise Omelet
Red Bridge Soup
Red Bunny - Something For Priscilla's Juniors to Do
- FASHIONS
- Smart Apparel for Early Summer
- They Vote to Wear Organdies
designs by Rita Placenza - Exclusive Model Frocks
by Mamie Conti - Play Togs for Kiddies
by Paul E Goodridge - Spring Maid Accessories
by Grecia M Dayton - Filmy Fabrics for Festive Frocks
by Blanche E Hyde
Volume 36, Issue #4: June 1922
Page Count: 56
Cover Artist: TH Dench(?- signature hard to read)
Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FICTION
- Billy Makes it Beautiful, part 1
by Elizabeth Jordan
- Billy Makes it Beautiful, part 1
- NEEDLEWORK ARTICLES/PATTERNS
- Slavic Embroideries in Bold Cross Stitch
- For the Motor Picnic de Luxe(embroidery)
- New and Novel Sets for Veranda Luncheons(embroidery)
- Fabric Trimming for Smart Frocks
- New Uses for the Popular Pongee
by Emma L Boardman - Novelty Flowers of Yarn or Ribbon
- Simple Porch Comforts(embroidery)
by Elizabeth W Higgins - Girls' Dress and Hat(embroidered)
by Emma L Boardman - Gay Breakfast Sets(embroidered)
- Priscilla's Popular Patterns
- Scalloped Edge Petticoats
- A Week of Pockets
- PATTERN:
Rare Filet Tiré from Old Spain
by Elizabeth MacKenzie Roth - PATTERN:
"Lucis"- New Crocheted Rag Rug
by Lucy A Walker - PATTERN:
Designs from Old Spanish Linens(filet crochet) - PATTERN:
Knitted Scarf
Knitted Cape in Two-color Effect - PATTERN:
Filet Crochet for Baby Bonnet, Bib
by GM Dresser, Minnie E Hirsch - PATTERN:
New Crocheted Yarn Girdle
- HOUSEKEEPING
- A Letter and an Answer
- Modern Menus for Two
by Stena Marie Holdahl - How the Government Helps You Keep House, Adviory Council Article No. 5
- June Brings the Flax
by Blanche E Hyde - First Aid to Young Housekeepers
by Frances Lowe Smith - Helps for Housekeepers
- A Cool Looking Luncheon
- What Our Readers Want to Know
- Preparation of Food For Little Folks
by Minerva F harris - Conventions for the Wedding Day
- Making the Flowers Useful
by Caroline B King - Egg Recipes for June(recipes):
Chocolate Roll
Prune Whip
Angel Food Cake
Chard with Eggs au Gratin
Egg and Watercress Sandwich
Cream Omelet
Baked Caramel Custard
Cheese Fondue
Stuffed Tomatoes
Tongue and Mushrooms
Spinach Bouillon
Spiced Chocolate Blanc-mange
Spring Sandwich Filling
Yum-Yum Sticks
Potato Rolls
Carrot Delight
Angel Cake Supreme
Green Pea Soup
Tomato and Cottage Cheese Salad - Strawberry(recipes):
Strawberries and Rice
Strawberry Croquettes
Strawberry Meringue Pudding
Strawberry Souffle
Strawberry Fritters
Strawberry Pie
Escalloped Strawberry
- FASHIONS
- Smart Summer Sport Togs are Hand Made
- Mamie Conti in Paris Selects this Frock
- Bags for Busy Women
- Novelties in Filet Cloth
- Something For Priscilla Juniors to Do
Volume 36, Issue #5: July 1922
Page Count:
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- PRISCILLA SPEAKS FOR HERSELF:
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- CROCHET(patterns):
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- ENTERTAINING:
by
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- PRISCILLA SPEAKS FOR HERSELF:
- FASHION
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- HOUSEKEEPING:
by
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- Priscilla Juniors
by Aunt Priscilla - CLASSIFIEDS
Volume 36, Issue #6: August 1922
Page Count: 56
Cover Artist:
Notes: My current copy of this issue is missing pages 13/14 and 19/20...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FICTION
- Money to Burn
by William Dudley Pelley
- Money to Burn
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- Tied and Dyed Effects
by Marion E Blackburn - Furnishings for the College Room
by Bertha Cherhan - If You Are a Hiker
by Florence R Brobeck - The Art of Bronzing Leaves
by Mary Wilson Hopkins - The Junior Page
- Tied and Dyed Effects
- NEEDLEWORK ARTICLES/PATTERNS
- Dainty Items from a Baby's Wardrobe(embroidery)
by Alice Ray Tyler - Luncheon and Buffet Sets(embroidery)
by Mrs harry Alpress - Simple Design Work for Hand Weavers
by Josephine Marie Weil - Gifts for the College Girl
- Embroideries for Smart hats and Sashes
- New Luncheon Linens
by Sonja Danfeldt - Seven Bibs for Seven Days(embroidery)
by Emma L Boardman - Clothes a College Bound Daughter Needs
by Harriett C Emmons - Priscilla's Page of Popular Patterns
- PATTERN:
"New Adaptations of Crochet Tatting",
by Anna L Squires - PATTERN:
Knitted Wear as Paris Designs It-
The Knitted Dress,
(2)Overblouses,
Jumper
by Lilian Barton Wilson, Emma Thompson - PATTERN:
Smart (knit)Sports Apparel for Girls-
Two-Toned Slip-on,
Tennis Blouse,
Knitted Dress
- Dainty Items from a Baby's Wardrobe(embroidery)
- HOUSEKEEPING
- How Much Must the Homemaker Know and How Can She Learn It?
- The Beginnings of a Home(floor plans)
- Choose your Laundry Soap with Care
- What Our Readers Want to Know
- Helps For Housekeepers
- Saving Steps in Hot Weather
by Florence Taft Eaton - Ways to Use Peaches(recipes):
Vanilla Ice Cream and Peaches
Gelatine with Peaches
Peach Roll
Peach Cup
Uncooked Peach Soup
Peach and Apple Salad
Peach Punch
Holdrege Sauce - August(recipes):
Lemon Sherbet
Cantaloupe Marmalade
Molded Fish
Blitz Kuchen
Deviled Crabmeat
White Fricassee of Chicken
Aunt Lucindy's White Cake - Cold Drinks for the Thermos Bottle(recipes):
Rhubarb Punch
Strawberry Punch
Fruit Malted Milk
Ginger Punch
Raspberry Mint
Spiced Iced Chocolate
Currantade
Raspberry Vinegar
Ginger Crush
Iced Coffee
Iced Tea - Desserts(recipes):
Sailor Duff
Nut Delight
Maple Surprise
Chocolate Cream Pie
Marshmallow Fruit Pudding
Coffee Cream Pie
by Frances Van Dyke
- FASHIONS
- Priscilla's Pattern Pages
Volume 37, 1923: 12 Monthly Issues
Volume 36, Issue #11: January 1923
Page Count: 52
Cover Artist: Gerald Leake
Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FICTION
- Eleanor Keeps a Secret
by Olive Carter - The House of Dreams, part two
by Leigh Gordon Giltner
- Eleanor Keeps a Secret
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- Editor's Message-
On Liking One's Job
by Charles B Marble - A House You Can Build and a Home You Will Love
- Are Your Seven Years Up Yet?
by Elva D Hoover - Reed Baskets for House Plants
- Decorated with Stucco Clay
by Nouvart Tashjian - The Junior Page
by Julia Greene, Georgia Eldredge Hanley
- Editor's Message-
- NEEDLEWORK ARTICLES/PATTERNS
- Exquisite White Embroideries for the Bedroom
- Gifts for Her Hope Chest(embroidery)
- French Embroidery for Your Lingerie
by Paul E Goodridge - Wool Embroidery on Monks Cloth
by Galeni Philadelpheus - Destinctive Frocks for Little Maids
by Laura Mays - Building a Wardrobe
by Harry Collins - Applique Blocks for Quilts and Other Things
by Ethelyn J Guppy - Color in Living Room Embroideries
- PATTERN:
(3)New Knitted Overblouses for Little Girls
by Ellen Kay - PATTERN:
Landscape Borders for Cross-stitch or Crochet
by Agnes S Partridge - PATTERN:
Cross-stitch Designs from Hand-Woven Coverlets
by Helen Perry Curtis - PATTERN:
"Tatted Insertion, Edges and Beadings",
by Esther Hutton - PATTERN:
Priscilla Filet Crochet Insertions - PATTERN:
Making a Hand-Woven Luncheon Set
by Josephine Marie Weil - PATTERN:
Rose Corner in Filet Crochet
by Mary O'Leary - PATTERN:
Knitted Sacque and Carriage Robe
by Mary E Goetz
- HOUSEKEEPING
- Priscilla to Learn How to Buy in 1923
- Mrs Della Thompson- New Face in Our Editorial Circle
- A House by the Side of the Road
by Amy V Richards - Fuel-saving Devices for the Kitchen
by PPP - Helps for Housekeepers
- Keeping Down the Cost of Electric Cooking
by Mary Ormsbee Whitton - What Our Readers Want to Know
- Relation of Temperament to Discipline
by Della Thompson Lutes - PPP(recipes):
Mulled Rice
Cracklings
Delicious Cake
Salmon and Potato Scallop
Potatoes, Piquant
Kjodkager(Meat Balls)
Chicken Steak
Apple Roll
Sailor's Stew - Emergency Meal(recipes):
Potato Chowder
Concordia Patties
Near-French-Fried Potatoes
Savory String Beans
Cold Slaw, Piquant
Cheese Crackers
Pineapple Rounds
by Florence Taft Eaton - Winter Salads(recipes):
Herring Salad
Mock Chicken Salad
Asparagus Salad
Vinaigrette Sauce
Stuffed Apricot Salad
Vegetable Salad in Turnip Cups
Mock Chicken Salad
Jellied Fruit Salad
Fruit Salad Dressing
Chop Suey Salad
Sour Cream Dressing
New York Potato Salad
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - January(recipes):
Chops a la Reine
Pumpkin Nut Pie
Yorkshireman's Delight
Minestrone(Italian)
Cabbage Scalloped with Cheese
Cape Elizabeth Cookies
Pineapple Souffle
Midwinter Conserve
- FASHIONS
- Priscilla Fashion Pages
Volume 36, Issue #12: February 1923
Page Count:
Cover Artist:
Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- PRISCILLA SPEAKS FOR HERSELF:
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by Editor - STORY:
by - Helps for Needleworkers
- CROCHET(patterns):
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* - EMBROIDERY(pattern ads):
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* - KNITTING(patterns):
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* - TATTING(patterns):
"*TITLE",
by *DESIGNER - ARTICLE:
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- PRISCILLA SPEAKS FOR HERSELF:
- FASHION
by
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- HOUSEKEEPING:
by
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by - Helps for Housekeepers
- Priscilla Juniors
by Aunt Priscilla - CLASSIFIEDS
Volume 37, Issue #1: March 1923
Page Count: 88
Cover Artist: PS Elland
Notes: My copy of this issue has one recipe cut out of the top right corner of pages 31/32; The muggles recipe isn't for cooking people who don't possess magical powers - it's a recipe for cooking small potatoes that are otherwise not used...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FICTION
- The Custody of the Child
by Lilian Bell
- The Custody of the Child
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- Editor's Message-
A Few Words About Voting
by Charles B Marble - A Two-Room Home
by Louise Rand Bascom - Using Sealing Wax as a Decorative Medium
- Flower Sachets for Easter Favors
by Bertha Cherhan - Macaroni Beads
by EX Simmonds - The Junior Page
by Georgia Eldredge Hanley
- Editor's Message-
- NEEDLEWORK ARTICLES/PATTERNS
- Spring Clothes You Can Make At Home
designed by Harry Collins - Pretty Effects with Simple Stitches(embroidery)
- Summer Embroideries for Your Bed
by Florence Baker - Fairylike Frocks of Voile for Small Daughters
by Laura Mays - Spring Frocks Feature Peasant Embroidery
by Lilian Barton Wilson - Now We Have Patterns for Hats
- Ribbon Trims for Hats and Frocks
- A Noah's Ark Set of Nursery Linens
by Marion Taylor - Oriental Rugs in Tapestry Tricot Stitch
by Lydia Le Baron Walker, Nouvart Tashjian - Dainty Accessories for Spring Frocks(embroidered)
- Pretty Helps for the Housecleaning Season
by Paul E Goodridge - The Bride Decorates her Kitchen
designed by Edna Selena Cave - (embroidered)Color Notes for Pillows and Covers
by Sonja Danfelt - Easter Handkerchiefs
by Emma L Boardman - PATTERN:
Tea Set with Filet(crochet) Rose Border
by Mary McClair - PATTERN:
Decorating Your Baskets-
Crocheted Flowers - PATTERN:
Tassel Ornaments in Macrame
by Louise Chrimes - PATTERN:
Crocheted Sports Suit for Your Spring Wardrobe
by Flora Deuschle - PATTERN:
Crochet for your Lingerie
by Maria Haase - PATTERN:
Runner in Plain and Pattern Weaving
by Josephine Marie Weil - PATTERN:
"Tatted Cap for Baby",
by Bunola Robinson
- Spring Clothes You Can Make At Home
- HOUSEKEEPING
- The "Privileged Character" Goes Upstairs at the Proving Plant
by Amy V Richards - A Page of Handy Household Information
by Elizabeth MacDonald - Buying For the Kitchen
by Sarah J MacLeod - Menu and Recipes for a Formal Dinner
by Carolyn Webber Bixby - How to Serve and How to Eat
- How Priscilla Keeps her Woodwork Clean
- Helps for Housekeepers
- How Does Your Child Play?
by Della Thompson Lutes - Can We Can
by Elizabeth MacDonald - Care of the Kitchen Stove
- Approved Cooking Utensils Tested
- Points for Ironing Day
- Tell It to the Architect, II.
by Mary Bronson Hartt - What Our Readers Want to Know
- Commercial(recipes):
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Salmon Loaf
Plain White Cake
Baked Butt with Apple
Whoe Wheat Bread
One-Minute Mayonnaise
Fruit Tarts
Pineapple Tapioca
Beauty Salad
Asparagus Salad
Cocoanut Cream Pie - Using Meat Lef-overs(recipes):
Italian Macaroni
Tamale Pie
Chicken Timbales
Chicken Soup
Stuffed Onions
Stuffed Tomatoes
Stuffed Cabbage
Curry of Meat
Shepherd's Pie
Paka-Tack
Southern Hash
Bouches of Meat
Stuffed Seet Peppers
Meat Souffle
Mushroom Brown Sauce
Soubise or Onion Sauce
Drawn butter Sauce with Chicken Liver
Currant Jelly Sauce
Olive Sauce
by Ula M Dow - Delicious Health Breads(recipes):
Brown Bread
Nut Bread
Steamed Hot Bread
Royal Gems
Cracked Wheat Muffins
Cheese Muffins - Pancakes(recipes):
Standard Recipes 1-3
Norske Pie
Rice Griddle Cakes
by Evelyn Cheney Asbrand - Readers'(recipes):
Pear Ambrosia
Grapefruit Surprise
Rice Pudding
Fish Sauce
Maple Syrup Cake
Beefsteak with Mushroom Sauce
Orange Cream
Fried Muggles
Steamed Graham Bread
Sweet Potatoes Casserole - Appetizers(recipes):
Fig-Orange Marmalade
Strawberry and Pineapple Jam
Ginger Pear Jam
Lemon Marmalade
Royal Conserve
Four Fruits Marmalade
Jellied Cherry Jam
Prune Conserve
Apricot Conserve
Oriental Conserve
Golden Chips
by PPP - Summer Vegetables in Winter Guise(recipes):
Pea Souffle
Carrots au Gratin
Spinach Timbales
Scalloped Peas
Tomato-Corn Chowder
String Beans, Lyonnaise
Asparagus Maitre d'Hotel
Fried Tomatoes, Supreme
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers
- The "Privileged Character" Goes Upstairs at the Proving Plant
- GARDENING
- How Does Your Garden Grow?
by Florence Taft Eaton
- How Does Your Garden Grow?
- FASHIONS
- Priscilla Fashion Pages
Volume 37, Issue #2: April 1923
Page Count: 72
Cover Artist: James Calvert Smith
Notes: My copy of this issue has a small ad cut out on page 61/62...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FICTION
- Father
by Holworthy Hall
- Father
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- Editor's Message-
A Few Words on an Old Subject(advertising)
by Charles B Marble - Upholstering at Home
by Edith Douglas Deane - How to Re=Cane Old Chairs
by Harriet Cushman Wilkie - The Art of Polychroming
by Shirley Ware - The Junior Page
by Georgia Eldredge Hanley
- Editor's Message-
- NEEDLEWORK ARTICLES/PATTERNS
- Make Your Own Hats By Priscilla
- Trio of Distinctive Luncheon Sets to Do in Colors
by Ethelyn J Guppy - Block Printing with Embroidery
by Jennie Hirsch - Straightline Embroideries for Straightline Frocks
designs by Eleanor Bliefling - Monograms Featured for Smart Sports Apparel
designs by Ruth MacDonald - Organdie Things for Summer Babies
designs by Laura Moss - Four Stunning Pillows and a Table Cover
by Maren Thoresen - Ready-to-Embroider Millinery for Little Folks
designs by Paul E Goodbridge - Chinese Shower for the Spring Bride
by Emma L Boardman - Summer Coverings for Your Bed
designed by Angelina Vannini - Three Cunning Bloomer Frocks(for little girls)
by Laura Mays - New Drawn-thread Underwear
by Dorothy Quincy - The Newest Tea Cloth is Reversible
by Bertha A Flogans - Sewing Helps
- Hemming Woolen Skirt
by Mrs JG Thomas - PATTERN:
(4)New Sweaters for Little Girls(knit)
by ER Williams - PATTERN:
(filet)Crochet for Household Linens - PATTERN(tatting):
"Scarf with Tatted Ends and Bands",
by Esther M Anderson - PATTERN:
Colonial Crocheted Rug
by Mrs SW Willis - PATTERN:
Weaving a Sport Coat
by Josephine Marie Weil
- HOUSEKEEPING
- "Silk, Satin, Calico, Rags"
by Amy V Richards - Wise Buying of Food
by Mary Swartz Rose - Using the Pressure Cooker
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - Little Adventures with Leftovers
by Elizabeth Whitford - Household Equipment Which We Enjoy
by PPP - The Refrigerator and its Care
- Flowers for Home Decoration
by Leroy Cady - April Showers for June Brides
by Lydia Le Baron Walker - A Heritage of Health
by Adell Bogardus - What Our Readers Want to Know
- Some Common-sense Rules for Warm Weather
by Emma Gary Wallace - Helps for Housekeepers
- Good Manners
by Della Thompson Lutes - A Spring Dinner
- Milk- The Essential Food(recipes):
Cream Soups
Creamed or Scalloped Vegetables or Fish
Corn Chowder
Fish Chowder
Egg Timbales
Bread Pudding
Chocolate-Tapioca Pudding
Lemon or other Fruit Milk Sherbet
Bread Sauce
by Ula M Dow - April(recipes):
Raspberry Pie
Peach Pie
Asparagus with Sauce
Sandwich Filling
Spinach and Onion Soup
Molasses Drops
Supper Savory
Fruit Juice Malted Milk
Scalloped Fish
Asparagus Salad - Emergency Desserts(recipes):
Apricot Fluff
Peach Meringue Canapes
Raspberry Dumplings
Cherry Toast
Emergency Pineapple Pudding
Date-Nut Pudding
Peach Omelet
Individual Pears au Gratin
Apple Sauce Cup
Other Suggestions - Greens for the Spring Menu(recipes):
Spinach, French Style
Scalloped Spinach
Asparagus Soup, Farina Balls
Steamed Asparagus Cream
by Ida C Bailey Allen
- "Silk, Satin, Calico, Rags"
- FASHIONS
- Priscilla Fashion Pages
- Adapt the Mode to Your Figure
by Harry Collins
Volume 37, Issue #3: May 1923
Page Count: 60
Cover Artist: J Knowles Hare
Notes: My copy of this issue has a large chunk cut out of the middle of page 41/42, obliterating the instructions for a crochet pattern, and window-box decoration...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FICTION
- The Sins of the Fathers
by Leslie Gordon Barnard
- The Sins of the Fathers
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- Editor's Message-
Read Mrs Pennybacker's Message
by Charles B Marble - "Mayflower House"- An Approved Priscilla Home
with floorplans - *Decoration for Window-Boxes
by *Jennie Hirsch - The Junior Page
by Georgia Eldredge Hanley
- Editor's Message-
- NEEDLEWORK ARTICLES/PATTERNS
- Spring Luncheon Set to Embroider in Color
designed by Florence Baker - Stenciling Plus Stitchery
by Edna Selena Cave - It's Easy to Make Priscilla Hats
- Egypt Inspires Brilliant Applique for Sun Rooms
designs by E Marion Stevens, Mildred L Henderson - Lingerie Every Girl Will Love to Embroidery
designed by Madeline Seligman, Paul E Goodridge - Exquisite Embroideries for Baby Things
by Laura Mays - Stunning Bandanas in Tied and Dyed Effects
by Nouvart Tasshjian - Maytime Handkerchiefs(embroidered)
by Elizabeth M McFarland - PATTERN:
Cross-stitch It!
by HG Grant - PATTERN:
*Crocheted Corners for Household Linens
by *Mary O'Leary - PATTERN:
Negligee for Rest-Time(crochet trim)
designed by Maria Haase - PATTERN(tatting):
"Towel Edges of Tatting with Coronation Braid"
- Spring Luncheon Set to Embroider in Color
- HOUSEKEEPING
- Do You Buy by Proof or Prejudice?
by Amy V Richards - Succulent Salads for the Spring Menu
- The Little Country Dinner of One Successful Tea House
by Anne Coppinger Sullivan - Household Labor-Saving Tools
by Prof. Eustace Vivian Floyd - Suggestions for Convenient Closets
by Rachel Abbott - Feeding Fussy Children
by Edna Sibley Tipton - Bread and Milk in the Diet
by Anna Barrows - What Our Readers Want to Know
- Helps for Housekeepers
- Sea Food, Canned or Fresh(recipes):
Merrymount Lobster
Gloucester Potatoes
Crab Cutlets
Creole Sauce
Luncheon Canapes
Tuna Newburg
Shrimp Pie
Lobster Bouchees - Cakes(recipes):
Standard
Caramel or Burnt-Sugar Cake
Chocolate Cake
Quick Icing
White Cake
Gold Cake
Park Street Cake
Walnut Cakes
by Ula M Dow - Family Breakfast(recipes):
Johnny Cake
Cooked Prunes
Mock Nut Muffins
A Good Breakfast Cereal
by Carolyn Webber Bixey - Readers'(recipes):
Peach Jelly Dessert
Indian Pie
- Do You Buy by Proof or Prejudice?
- FASHIONS
- Priscilla Fashion Pages
- Simple Frocks with Distinction and Charm
by Lilian Barton Wilson - Nature Designs the Summer Costume
by Harry Collins - Paris Touches on American Frocks
by Ursula Scott
Volume 37, Issue #4: June 1923
Page Count: 52
Cover Artist: Frederick Duncan
Notes: My copy of this issue is missing page 35/36...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FICTION
- The Gulf Between
by Arthur J Messier
- The Gulf Between
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- Editor's Message-
And She Did It All Herself
by Charles B Marble - Rearranging a Room
by Edith Douglas Deane - *Decorating Baskets???
by * - The Junior Page
by Georgia Eldredge Hanley
- Editor's Message-
- NEEDLEWORK ARTICLES/PATTERNS
- Hand-Woven Effects in Darned Homespun
by Galeni Philadelpheus - three Summertime Table Sets to Embroider in Colors
designed by Madeline Seligman - Newest in Needlwork- Bias-Fold Applique
designed by Marie E Ivins - Good-Looking Porch Comforts(embroidered)
- Bedroom Sets of Unbleached Cotton(embroidered)
- Sweet-Pea Luncheon Set with Filet Border
designed by Hilda L Gunzenhauser - Flower Smocking for Little Folks' Frocks
by Mattie B Shelton - Dining Room Covers in Bright Applique
by Ethelyn J Guppy - Summer Covers for Baby Carriage(embroidered)
designed by Mildred L Henderson - PATTERN:
(3)Sports Sweaters a Girl Can Knit
designed by ER Williams - PATTERN(tatting):
"Luncheon Set with Two-Colored Tatting",
designed by Nora A Babcock
- Hand-Woven Effects in Darned Homespun
- HOUSEKEEPING
- "Listening In" at a Staff Conference
by Amy V Richards - Canning by Cold-Pack Method
by Grace Viall Gray - Woven Rugs and Carpets from the Homemaker's Point of View
by William Laurel Harris - Importance of Vegetables
by Ula M Dow - Eating Out of Doors in the City
by Josephine Bruce - Electrical Equipment for the Bride
by Elizabeth MacDonald - Don't Wear Out the Baby
by Bertha B Streeter - What Our Readers Want to Know
- Helps for Housekeepers
- Something New for the Cookie Jars(recipes):
Butterscotch Squares
Soft Molasses Cookies
Peanut Brownies
Fruited Macaroons
Currant Sticks
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - Wedding Spreads, Simple and Elaborate(recipes):
Crab a la King
Chicken Mousse
Stuffed Walnuts in Pimiento Rings
Cherry Ice
Bride's Cake(for fifty)
Honey Ice Cream
by PPP - Readers'(recipes):
Hot lettuce Sandwich
Dropped Scones
Sandwich Filling
Stuffed Popovers
Concord Sandwich Filling
Seed or Currant Bread
Pineapple Pudding
Creamed Round Steak
Veal and Ham Pie
Salmon Pie
- "Listening In" at a Staff Conference
- FASHIONS
- Priscilla Fashion Pages
- Underthings for a Vacation Trousseau
- Patterns for Summer Hats
- The Summer Wardrobe is Simple
by Harry Collins
Volume 37, Issue #5: July 1923
Page Count: 48
Cover Artist: Not Given
Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FICTION
- Not What We Give, but What We Share
by Alicia Whiting
- Not What We Give, but What We Share
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- Editor's Message-
A Barber With a Secret
by Charles B Marble - Lighting Fixtures
by Edith D Deane
- Editor's Message-
- NEEDLEWORK ARTICLES/PATTERNS
- The Smart Overblouse is Lavishly Embroidered
designed by Eleanor F Bliefling - Bold Stitchery for Dining Rooms
designed by Maren Thoresen - Labor-Saving Table Sets for Informal Meals
by Edna Selena Cave - Artistic Decoration for Oilcloth Things
by Paul E Goodridge - Embroidered White Linens are Always in Good Taste
- Cloths For Summer Tea Tables(embroidery)
- A Butterfly Crib Quilt(applique,embroidery)
by Virginia S Fendrick - A Colonial Tufted Counterpane
- Luncheon Linens Worth Owning(embroidery,crochet)
designs by Sonja Danfelt - PATTERN(knit):
Silk Stripe Sweater,
Openwork Blouse,
Waffle-stitch Sweater,
Three-color Scarf
by Mary S Tracy - PATTERN:
Three Yokes and a Buffet Set to Crochet
by Marie Haase - PATTERN:
Crocheted Cutwork
designed by Ethelyn J Guppy - PATTERN:
Initials You Can Trace
designed by Ursula Scott - PATTERN:
Novel Crochet Fringes
by Lilian Barton Wilson - PATTERN:
"Trims of Single Shuttle Tatting",
by Mrs RE Sword
- The Smart Overblouse is Lavishly Embroidered
- HOUSEKEEPING
- Modern Pilgrims to Modern Priscilla
by Amy V Richards - How And Why to Buy Furniture
by Henry W Frohne - The Fine Art of Making Jellies and Jams
by Grace Viall Gray - The Spick and Spandies
by Georgia Eldredge Hanley - A Master Rule for Controlling My Child
by Emma Gary Wallace - Budgeting the Family Income and Books that Will Tell You How
- What Our Readers Want to Know
- Helps for Housekeepers
- Desirable Dessert(recipes):
Steamed Chocolate Pudding
Foamy Egg Sauce
Bread or Toast Desserts
French Toast
Bread and Butter Apple Pudding
Custard Desserts
by Ula m Dow - Waffles that Grow from a Plain Waffle(recipes):
Plain Waffles
Rice Waffles
Sour Cream Waffles
Cocoanut Waffles
Butterscotch Sauce
Corn Waffles
Chocolate Waffles
Cereal Waffles
Southern Waffles
What to Serve with Plain Waffles
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - Punches to Please the Palate(recipes):
Lemonade Syrup
Raspberry Cream Punch
Sweet Cider Punch
Delicious Tea Punch
Raspberry Shrub
Raspberry Mint
Cherry Punch
Pineapple Punch
by Mary M Wright - Menus from the Proving Plant(recipes):
Breaded Pork Chops
Raspberry Sherbet
Chicken Baked in Milk
Frozen Bisque
Butterscotch Rice
Prune Souffle
Caramel Apples
Fruit Cup
Molded Salmon Salad with Cucumber Sauce
Divinity Cake
Sauer Brauten
by PPP
- Modern Pilgrims to Modern Priscilla
- FASHIONS
- Priscilla Fashion Pages
- Patterns for Vacation Hats
- Midsummer Fashions Presage the Fall Silhouette
by Harry Collins - Comfortable Clothes for Little Girls
by Laura Mays
Volume 37, Issue #6: August 1923
Page Count: 48
Cover Artist: Roberts-Krieghoff
Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FICTION
- Aren't We All Americans? A Story of Love and Faith
by Christine Whiting Parmenter
- Aren't We All Americans? A Story of Love and Faith
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- Editor's Message-
Making Calls
by Charles B Marble
- Editor's Message-
- NEEDLEWORK ARTICLES/PATTERNS
- Colonial Coverlet Pattern Darning
designed by Nouvart Tashjian - Bedroom Embroidery on Unbleached Cotton
designed by Mildred L Henderson - Mostly Outlining(embroidery)-Would You Believe It?
designed by Sonja Danfelt - Two Rainbow Sets of Crepe for Tea Time on the Veranda
designed by Carol Cox - "Illuminated Motto" Tea Set(embroidered)
by Mary A Thompson - Combination Bag and Cushion and Balsam Pillows(embroidered)
- Carriage Set for Baby's Airings(embroidered)
designed by Mildred L Henderson - Wild Roses and Forget-Me-Nots(embroidery and Reticella Motifs)
designs by Emma L Boardman - Make Them On Your Sewing Machine
designed by Mary Thrasher - PATTERN:
Neckwear for the woman who Crochets(and filet)
by Emily McFarland - PATTERN:
Smart Sport Set Crocheted of Astrachan Yarn
by Elsa Barsaloux - PATTERN:
Luncheon Sets of Armenian Lace and Embroidery
by Armené Lamson - PATTERN(tatting):
"Tatted Medallions Make a Beautiful Scarf",
by Cora Hoffman - PATTERN:
Set of Crocheted Hot-Plate Mats
by Dorothy Quincy - PATTERN:
Filet Crochet Antimacassar- "BIDE-A-WEE"
designed by Mary A McClair
- Colonial Coverlet Pattern Darning
- HOUSEKEEPING
- Many Mixers Make Good Mayonnaise
by Amy V Richards - Ten Ways to Lighten the Summer Food Problem
by Elizabeth MacDonald - How to Buy Materials for Curtains and Upholstery
by Mary J Quinn - New Children for Old
by Grace Humphrey - Scientific Housekeeping through Helpful Books
by Florence Milner - Good Things from Fresh Blackberries
by Gertrude Shockey - More Desirable Desserts
by Ula M Dow - Many Dresses from One Pattern
by Ursula Scott - The One-Eyed Fairies-
Patching Jim's Overalls - What Our Readers Want to Know
- Helps for Housekeepers
- Lightened Summer(recipes):
Potato Salad
New Cheese Sandwich
Snickerdoodles
Cocoa Syrup
by Elizabeth MacDonald - Fireless Cookery(recipes):
Apricot Tapioca
Fruited Mousse
Baked Indian Pudding
Steamed Fig Pudding
Baked Ham
Veal Cutlets
Lamb Stew with Dumplings
New England Boiled Dinners
Southern Sweet Potatoes
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - Readers'(recipes):
California Chicken Pie
Pineapple Cake
Nut and Raisin Bread
Combination Omelet(Italian)
Chocolate Sponge Cake
Wakefield Sandwich Filling
Spanish Stew
Cocoanut Tarts
Pickled California Sardines
- Many Mixers Make Good Mayonnaise
- FASHIONS
- August Hat Patterns
- Will America Inspire the Mode?
by Harry Collins - Practical Clothes for Tots
by Alice B Dunn
Volume 37, Issue #7: September 1923
Page Count: 60
Cover Artist: R Balle(?- hard to read)
Notes: There is an amazing filet crochet dragon for a pillow - and the pattern had to be ordered. Arghhh!!!
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FICTION
- The Child Called Hope
by Mary Lerner
- The Child Called Hope
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- Editor's Message-
Individual Thinking
by Charles B Marble - Home Decorations and Abominations
by Annie Olcott Payne - Lavender Bush Sachets
by Ethel O Moore - What Face Cream and Why?
by Dorothy Cocks - The Service Editor's Page Page
by Della Thompson Lutes
- Editor's Message-
- NEEDLEWORK ARTICLES/PATTERNS
- Smart Blouses Add Simple Crochet
by Lois Boutelle - Pretty Miss Penelope Comes for Christmas(cloth doll)
by Dorothy W Heizer - Wools Embroider These Living-Room Accessories
designed by E Marion Stevens - Bias-Fold Applique on Covers for Beds Dressers
designed by Marie E Ivins - The Newest (embroidered)Linens for Autumn Brides
- Applique for Household Embroideries
- Two Scarfs and a Pillow Decorated with Filet Crochet-
Flower Basket,
Birds and Tree Blooms,
Fiery-Dragon(pillow) - Embroidered Bath Towels
by Emma L Boardman - PATTERN:
Silk Ties and a Scarf to Crochet for the Men
by Amalia Schappel - PATTERN:
White Linens Which Will Combine in Various Ways(filet crochet grape motif insertions in 3 sizes)
designed by Carol Cox - PATTERN(knit):
Fashion Still Favors Knited Garments for Sports Wear-
Sweater Blouse,
Sports Costume with Navaho Bands in Cameo Knitting,
Slip-Over with Rough-neck Collar
by Elsa Barsaloux - PATTERN:
Crocheted Wool Hat for a Little Girl
by Mabelle C Kelley - PATTERN:
Crochet for Net Berthas
by Marie Haase
- Smart Blouses Add Simple Crochet
- HOUSEKEEPING
- Painting Up the Proving Plant
by Amy V Richards - Choosing Your China For the Home Table
by Isabel Craig Bacon - Mrs Housewife Orders Her Groceries
by Ruth Leigh - Charming Chintz Papers for the Wall
by Lucy Taylor - Hygienic Use of Flannel in the Layette
by Isabel Garthwaite - Books on Furnishing and Decorating
by Florence Milner - The Spick and Spandies-
Margaret's School Lunch
by Georgia Florence Hanley - Egg(recipes):
Omelet
Mushroom Sauce
Anchovy Cream
Cupid Squares
Sunshine Cake
Shaum Torte
White Frozen Plum Pudding
Corn Waffles
Orange Pie Filling
Eggs au Gratin
by Evelyn Cheney Asbrand - Family Lunch and Dinner(recipes):
Brown Bread
Cheese Souffle
Wafers
Lemon Jelly Cake
Nut Bread
by Carolyn Webber Bixby - Sandwiches(recipes):
Egg and Anchovy
Roquefort-Celery
Baltimore Club
Medford
Sardine
Savory Cheese
Toasted Apricot
Hot Ham
Cocoanut
Richmond Sandwich Filling
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - Readers'(recipes):
Cream Lentil Soup
Baked Salmon
New Fritters
Apple Sauce Cream Pie
Austrian Kraut
Spaghetti with Vegetable Sauce
Cauliflower Salad
Apple Souffle
Fruit Sponge Cake - What Our Readers Want to Know
- Helps for Housekeepers
- Painting Up the Proving Plant
- FASHIONS
- Priscilla Fashion Pages
- Early Fall Hat Patterns
- For Your Autumn Dressmaking
by Harry Collins - Paulettes are New and made up Too
by Paul E Goodridge - Bloomer Dresses for Three-Year-Olds
designed by KA Whiting
Volume 37, Issue #8: October 1923
Page Count: 76
Cover Artist: Edna Crampton
Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FICTION
- Affinities
by Leslie Gordon Barnard
- Affinities
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- Editor's Message-
They Cry for Peace
by Charles B Marble - The First Consideration in Home Decoration-
Fitness to Purpose
by Ross Crane - Egyptian Designs for China Decoration
by Maren Thorensen - Reducing the High Cost of Dinner Parties
by AS Mercure - A Magic Apple Party for Hallowe'en
- The Service Editor's Page Page
by Della Thompson Lutes
- Editor's Message-
- NEEDLEWORK ARTICLES/PATTERNS
- The New Dalmation Point Lace(lesson)
by Mabel Foster Bainbridge - (embroidered)Gifts You Can Make Quickly and Easily
- Choice Linens Specialize in All-White Decoration,
Small Filet insertion, corner
designed by Carol Cox - Monograms for Household Linens
- The Hooked Rugs of Grandma's Days
by Anna M Laise Phillips - Snuggle-Toys(cloth,gussetted) to Tuck in a Baby's Christmas Stocking-
Mistress Mouser, this Little Pig Stayed at Home, Frisky Fox, Chippy the Squirrel. Tip the Terrier, "Dressed" Chicken, "Stuffed" Duck, Bunnikin
by Dorothy W Heizer - Saying It with Handkerchiefs(embroidered)
designed by Emma L Boardman - From Tea Towel to Tea Cloth(embroidered)
by John and Helen Curtis - Gift Covers for Game Tables(embroidered)
- the One-Eyed Fairies:
Margaret Makes Buttonholes
by Georgia Eldredge Hanley - PATTERN:
Curtain Pulls, Tie-Backs in Crochet
designed by Caroline Boardman - PATTERN:
Gifts of Knitted Wear for the Man Who Golfs-
Comfortable Vest,
Open Palm, Half-Finger Gloves,
Pocket Sweater
by Elsa Barsaloux - PATTERN(tatting):
"(4)Edges in Tatting"
- The New Dalmation Point Lace(lesson)
- HOUSEKEEPING
- Off the Editor's Mind
by Amy V Richards - Eating to Lose Weight
by Percy G Stiles - Better Clothing Selection
by Harriett E Ainsworth - Wiring the New House
by Charles H Huntley - Wash-Day Thoughts
by Elizabeth Stone MacDonald - One Dozen Dinner Menus for Cold Weather
- More Books on Furnishing and Decorating
by Florence Milner - Etiquette of the Wedding
by Della Thompson Lutes - October Plant Noes
by Leroy Cady - The Making and Serving of Curry
- The Same Old Cake
by Nellie F Jolly - The Child in the House-
Why Does the Baby Cry?
by The Service Editor - Charting the Face for Beauty
by Dorothy Cocks - Tempting Things from Timbale Cases(recipes):
Creamed Sweetbreads and Mushrooms
Creamed Chicken
Chocolate Timbale Cases
Timbale Cases
Creamed Shrimp with Vegetables
Brandon Cream
Mock Lobster Newburg
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - Adaptable Apple(recipes):
Apples a la Vermont
Apple Chocolate Pie
Apple Nut Meringue Pie
Combination Apple Pie
Apple Sauce Cake
Apple Gelatin
Apple and Grape Sherbet
Apple Ginger Dainty
Apple Surprise
Royal Apples
Queen of Baked Apples
Fairy Gingerbread Puddings
Baked Apples iwth marmalade and marshmallows
by Mary Mason Wright - Bang-Up Banana(recipes):
Gingerbread Banana Shortcake
South Sea Pie
Banana Compote
Costa Rica Cream
Banana Charlotte
Aspinwall Jelly
Banana Float
Banana Ginger Frappe
Stuffed Bananas
Ripe Banana Salad
Banana Cake
Syllabub
by Mary Knaggs Stone - PPP(recipes):
Broiled Hamburg
Creole Sauce
Pot Roast of Beef
Hard Sauce
Corn Bread
Spinach Timbales
Apricot Souffle
Custard Souffle
Spaghetti and Cheese
Maple Cream Sauce
Graham Pudding
Steamed Indian Pudding
Mocha Icing
Gingerbread
Baked Pork Chops - Readers'(recipes):
Fruit Cookies
Indian Relish
Oyster Balls
Whole Wheat Nut Bread
Date Pudding
Vegetable Chowder
Pumpkin Delight
Egg Croquettes - Last Vegetables of October(recipes):
Scalloped Eggplant
Onion Souffle
Parsnip Patties
Beets and Lemon Butter Sauce
Pumpkin Muffins
Little Pumpkin Puddings
Baked Tomatoes
Creamed Tomatoes
by Dorothy Knight - Eggless Muffins(recipes):
Sunday Breakfast Puffs
Apple Muffins
Lou's Hominy Muffins
Corn-Meal Rolls
Near English Muffins
by Florence Taft Eaton - What Our Readers Want to Know
- Helps for Housekeepers
- Off the Editor's Mind
- FASHIONS
- Priscilla Fashion Pages
- There are Patterns for these Hats
- Aprons for Fall Bazaars and Christmas Giving
designed by Florence Baker - Made-up Lingerie in White and Colors
designed by Paul E Goodridge - Smart time-Saver Frocks of Embroidered Jersey
designed by Paulet
Volume 37, Issue #9: November 1923
Page Count: 84
Cover Artist: Annie Benson Muller
Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FICTION
- Beating the Game
by Mella Russell McCallum
- Beating the Game
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- Editor's Message-
No Going Back
by Charles B Marble - Painting Pictures With Furniture
by Ross Crane - Reed Baskets of Unusual Design
by Helen T Smith - Bottles of Beauty
by Dorothy Cocks - The Service Editor's Page Page
by Della Thompson Lutes
- Editor's Message-
- NEEDLEWORK ARTICLES/PATTERNS
- Kilim or Tricot Stitch Tapestry Embroidery
by Nouvart Tashjian - Block Printed Gifts for Christmas
by Jennie Hirsch - Why Not Make It a Towel Christmas(embroidered)
- "Greetings" for Housekeepers(embroidered tea towels, aprongs, mitts)
- Simple Ways to Decorate Italian Linen
designed by Helen Perry Curtis - Table Sets in Gay Colors and Easy Stitches
designed by Florence Baker - To Make For the Kiddies' Christmas
Doll(pancake), Lamb/Bunny Slumber Pillows, Aprons, Baby Bunting Blanket - Clever Bedding Accessories(embroidered)
designed by Emma L Boardman - Colonial Tufted Spread for Any Type of Bed
designed by E Marion Stevens - Italian Tea Set of Ivory White Linen
designed by Dorothy Quincy - The Vogue for Needlepoint
designed by E Marion Stevens - Wedgwood China Tea Set with Lustre Decoration
by Elizabeth MacKenzie Roth - Pumpkin Pillow(applique)
designed by John N Then - PATTERN:
(4)Knitted Bead Bags to Carry This Season
by Helen Comboes - PATTERN:
(10)Variations of the Popular Filet Crochet Edgings
by Emily McFarland - PATTERN(tatting):
"Tatted Border for Centerpiece",
by M Alice Pedrick - PATTERN:
Seasonable Gifts in Crochet-
Scissors Shield, Raffia Utility Bag, Bean Bag Donut, Tassel, Flower Tassels - PATTERN:
Little Dutch Dolls All Made in Crochet
by Martha J Fonda - PATTERN:
Little Folks' Outdoor Wear Developed in Yarns-
Sturdy 3-piece knitted Suit,
Knitted Slip-over Sweater with Set-In Sleeves,
Crocheted Coat and Hat
by Elsa Barsaloux - PATTERN:
Lacy Knitted Yoke for Undergarments
by Elma Iona Locke
- Kilim or Tricot Stitch Tapestry Embroidery
- HOUSEKEEPING
- Where the Laboratory Supplements the Home
by Amy V Richards - Eating to Gain Weight
by Percy G Stiles - Menus For Thanksgiving
- Buying Laundry Equipment
by Lydia Ray Balderston - Perfect Service By the Cord
by Elizabeth MacDonald - What Our Visitors Want to Know at the Proving Plant
by Mrs MacDonald - Hors d'Oeuvres for the Hostess
by Amy Lyman Phillips - The Spick and Spandies:
Thanksgiving Favors
by Georgia Eldridge Hanley - What Our Four-Year-Old Ate This Week-
Menus, Chocolate Blanc Mange(recipe), Baked Bananas(recipe) - Virtues and Use of the Cranberry
by Stena M Holdahl - Three Books on Etiquette
by Florence Milner - My wife's Salads
by richard Barclay - Let the Baby Sleep
- Time-savers in Table-service
by Edna Sibley Tipton - Boys in Training and Leadership for Home Work
by OH Benson - Refreshments for the Littlest Party
by Mary Rodgers DeMotte - A Chicken Party
by Margaret P Boyle - Thanksgiving(recipes):
Oyster Cocktail
Chestnut Stuffing
Roasted Potatoes
Pumpkin Pie with Whipped Cream
Penuchi
Almond Cracklings
Oyster Stuffing
Steamed Fig Pudding
Sterling Sauce
Plain Plum Pudding
Crab Cocktail - Perfect Popovers,Muffins(recipes):
Popovers
Graham Popovers
Currant-Bran Muffins
Date-Rice Muffins
Molasses Corn Muffins
Spice Puffs
Sultana Muffins
Oatmeal Muffins
Farina Muffins
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - French Pastry at Home(recipes):
Genoise
Substitute for Genoise
Mocha Cream
Pistachio Filling
Filbert Pastries
Chocolate Pistachio Cakes
Madeleines
Sweet Pastry
Pineapple and Apricot Tart
Strawberry Tarts
by Evelyn Byrd - Norwegian Dishes(recipes):
Jule Brod
Rice Mush
Berliner Krandse
Flodegrod(cream mush)
Kjodkager(meat balls)
Fjelstad Soup
Kringle
by Elsie Fjelstad Radder - Reader(recipes):
Harvey Salad
Salmon Rolls
Winter's Sandwich Filling
Hot Oyster Sandwiches
Peasant Soup
Indians Stew
Lemon Foam Pie
Superior Date Muffins
Hot Slaw - Raisin(recipes):
Bread Cake
Creamy Fruit Candy
Raisin and Cherry Pie
Prune, Raisin and Cheese Salad
Cocoanut Wafers
Cottage Cheese Salad
Banbury Tarts
Favorite Boston Cookies
Raisin-Nut Gems
Raisin Rolls - Good Winter(recipes):
Beefsteak with Sour Gravy
Mexican Stew
Hillside Salad
Mock Indian Pudding - What Our Readers Want to Know
- Helps for Housekeepers
- Where the Laboratory Supplements the Home
- FASHIONS
- Hats Made From Priscilla Patterns
- Dainty Hand-Made Finery for Baby's First Wardrobe
- Clothes for the Kiddies
designed by Mary Louise Ryan - Just Add Embroidery to These Made-Up Negligees
designed by Paul E Goodridge - Priscilla Offers New Shopping Service
under the direction of Stella M Bradford
Volume 37, Issue #10: December 1923
Page Count: 60
Cover Artist: Arthur Moscon
Notes: My copy of this issue is missing pages 5/6* and a small ad was cut out of page 23/24...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FICTION
- Orange and Green
by Phyllis Duganne
- Orange and Green
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- Editor's Message-
1923 Years Ago
by Charles B Marble - *Bookbinding is a Pleasant Craft for the Amateur
by *Nellie M Pairpoint - Furniture That Never Goes Out of Style
by Ross Crane - Gay Array for the Holiday, All in Paper Applique
by Jennie Hirsch - The Service Editor's Page Page
by Della Thompson Lutes
- Editor's Message-
- NEEDLEWORK ARTICLES/PATTERNS
- *Dignified Linens for the Refectory Table(embroidered)
by *E Marion Stevens - Needle Hints to Help the Christmas Giver
- Applique for a Rose and Blue Bedroom
designed by Harriett Shaw Dillman - Quick and Easy Colored Stitchery for Spreads
designed by Emma L Boardman - Bamboo Spread for a Little Bed(applique)
designed by Marie E Ivins - "Checking Up" Four Bibs, Apron(gingham appliques)
designed by Margaret M Litch - Crewels Embroider Organdy Sachets
designed by Dorothy Quincy - Wool Embroidery for Cushions
by Madeline Selioman - The One-Eyed Fairies:
Making Christmas Presents
by Georgia Eldridge Hanley - PATTERN:
Comfortable Gifts in Yarn for Bedroom Wear-
Crocheted Nightingale,
Knitted Kimono,
Knitted Bed Sacque,
Knitted Bed Socks
by Elsa Barsaloux - PATTERN:
Embroidery Designs to Trace and Apply
by Ursula Scott - PATTERN:
Spider-Web Crochet for the Bedroom(bedspread,bolster cover)
by Hannah L McPadden - PATTERN:
Knitted in Waffle Stitch for Baby(Jacket, bonnet, socks, blanket)
by Mary S Tracy - PATTERN(tatting):
"Two Tatted Edges for Doilies",
by Anna Helland
- *Dignified Linens for the Refectory Table(embroidered)
- HOUSEKEEPING
- Christmas At the Proving Plant
by Amy V Richards - Food Combinations for Christmas Menus
by PPP - BETTER BUYING, article 11:
Household Linens
by Helen R Norton - Chocolate Dipping for the Home Candy Maker
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - Christmas Decorations and Their Meaning
by Sophia Jennings - Toys as Tools
by Margaret O Goldsmith - Pin Money Idea
by May Belle Brooks - Why Not Try Tripe?
by Henrietta Wales - The Modern "Husband Masks"
by Dorothy Cocks - Christmas(recipes):
Cocktail Sauce
Potato Souffle
Grape Juice Soup
Celery Stuffing
Scalloped Tomato and Okra
Glazed Onions
Sausage Stuffing
Frozen Fruited Cream - Scotch(recipes):
Oatmeal Drink
Scotch Buns
Scotch Bannocks
Crowdie
Dundee Cake
Finnan Haddie Toast
Skirt Steak
Scotch Broth
Scotch Woodcock - Honey(recipes):
Honey Cinnamon
Honey Fritters
Chocolate Honey Tart
Lady-finger Doughnuts
Honey rice Pudding
Honey Ice Cream
Ivory Cream
Honey Buns
Honey and Bran Muffins
Honey Muffins
by Emma Gary Wallace - Milk Dishes for Children Who Will Not Drink Milk(recipes):
Cream of Spinach Soup
Creamed Vegetables
Mashed Potato
Cottage Cheese
Milk Shake
Custard Gelatin
by Ruth Peck MacLeod - Mustard Whets the Appetite(recipes):
Excellent Appetizer
Egg Zest
Potato Salad
Layer Sandwiches
Mustard Sauce for Spinach
Excellent Salad Dressing
Royal Sandwiches
Mixed Fruit Salad
Steward's Sauce
Deviled tomatoes on Ham Toast - Readers Holiday(recipes):
Old English Plum Pudding
Poor Man's Fruit Cake
Pork Pie
Mock Plum Pudding
Steamed Cranberry Pudding
Superior Chocolate Cake - Tripe(recipes):
Broiled Honeycomb Tripe
Lyonnaise of Tripe
Tripe Stew
Creole Tripe
Stewed Lyonnaise of Tripe
Deviled Tripe
by Henrietta Wales - What Our Readers Want to Know
- Helps for Housekeepers
- Christmas At the Proving Plant
- FASHIONS
- Priscilla Fashion Pages
- Mid-Season Hats from Priscilla Patterns
- When Next You Buy Underwear
by Harriett E Ainsworth - three-to-Four Fashions for Little Folks
designed by Helen Perry Curtis - Priscilla Offers Helpful Shopping Service
directed by Stella M Bradford
Volume 38, 1924: 12 Monthly Issues
Volume 37, Issue #11: January 1924
Page Count: 52
Cover Artist: Frederick Duncan(?)
Notes: My copy of this issue is missing pages 7/8*...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FICTION
- Avis Lindsay
by Amita Fairgrieve
- Avis Lindsay
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- Editor's Message-
Liquor
by Charles B Marble - Buying a Home as a Business
by Ross Crane - Building a House
by Florence Milner - *Lights and Shades
by *John Morrison Curtis - The Service Editor's Page
by Della Thompson Lutes
- Editor's Message-
- NEEDLEWORK ARTICLES/PATTERNS
- Fine Italian Embroidery
- New Towels you Won't Be Able to Resist(embroidery)
- Bold White Embroidery on Tan Linen for the Dining Room
designed by Maren Thoresen - Exceptional Values in Linens at Exceptional Prices(cutwork,embroidery)
- Variations of a Colonial Coverlet Design
by Nouvart Tashjian - Rickrack Embroidery New and Simple
by Marie E Ivins - PATTERN:
Interesting Things for Crocheters-
Aztec Motif Filet Table Scarf,
(2)Doily Edgings,
Filet Crochet Band for Scarf - PATTERN:
Little Clothes Knitted of Astrachan Yarn-
Bonnet and Double-breasted Coat Sweater,
Three-Piece Suit,
Carriage Robe
by Elsa Barsaloux - PATTERN:
Cross-stitch For Many Purposes
by Ursula Scott - PATTERN:
*Macrame Fringes Make Lovely Scarf Ends
by *Ethel Hubert
- HOUSEKEEPING
- Pages from the Proving Plant Diary
by Mrs Elizabeth Stone MacDonald - The Efficient Kitchen
by Estelle H Ries - Everyday Meats and Their Vegetables
- Hanging Out the Clothes
- Questions Our Visitors Ask at the Priscilla Proving Plant
- A Group of Kitchen Conveniences
- Doctor Jones Treats Patients
by George K Pratt, MD - "We're Doing Our Own"-
How One Family Soled the Servant Problem
by HA Finch - Your Skin is a Barometer
by Dorothy Cocks - Out of a Can(recipes):
Corned Beef Loaf
Baked Spiced Peaches
Shrimp Timbales
Veal Loaf Croquettes
Tomato Cheese Dreams
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - Dried Fruit(recipes):
Date Souffle
Date Cream Pie
Date Salad
Date Cookies
Date Paste
Date and English Walnut Pudding
One-Egg Date Cake
Prune Ice Cream
Prune Cake with Sour Cream Filling
Jellied Apricots, Peaches, or Prunes
Individual Shortcake with Stewed Dried Fruit - Sunday Supper Savories(recipes):
Tomato Eggs
Pimiento Eggs
Nested Sweetbreads
Stuffed Pimientos
Cheese Timbales
by Evelyn Byrd - Readers'(recipes):
Liver en Casserole
Rice Glace with Peaches
Irish Pie
Hot Milk Cake
Broiled ham with Pineapple
Prize Ginger Cookies
Cabbage Salad
Bran or Health Bread
Indian Pineapple - What Our Readers Want to Know
- Helps for Housekeepers
- Pages from the Proving Plant Diary
- FASHIONS
- Priscilla Offers Helpful Shopping Service
directed by Stella M Bradford - New Year Hat Patterns
- More Wear to the Pair(silk stockings)
by Harriett E Ainsworth - Distinctive Blouses Simply Made
by Paulet - Two Seams and Two Hours to a Frock
by Anna m Laise Phillips
- Priscilla Offers Helpful Shopping Service
Volume 37, Issue #12: February 1924
Page Count: 72
Cover Artist: Arthur Moscon
Notes: My copy of this issue is missing pages 5/6*, and a chunk is cut out of pages 47/48...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FICTION
- Streams That Run Clear
by Mella Russell McCallum
- Streams That Run Clear
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- Editor's Message-
What Do You Want in Modern Priscilla?
by Charles B Marble - The One-Woman Power Kitchen
by Ross Crane - *Large Reed Lamp for the Library Table
by *Helen T Smith - Be Kind to Your Feet
by Harriett E Ainsworth - The Service Editor's Page
by Della Thompson Lutes
- Editor's Message-
- NEEDLEWORK ARTICLES/PATTERNS
- Table Covers for Informal Meals(embroidered)
- Something Easy to Applique(Bedspread, Pillow Cover)
designed by Mildred L Henderson - Fine Linens for Round Table Luncheons(embroidered)
- Odd-Moment Embroideries
- Oriental Embroidery and Lace for the Bedroom
by Nouvart Tashjian - A Co-operative Stitch in Time
by Mary Ormsbee Whitton - *Pillow Slips with Embroidery
by *Sonja Danfelt - *Yarn-Embroidered Monaco Cloth for the Living Room
by * - (2)Cross-stitched Utility Bags
- An Overblouse From Overseas(crocheted trim)
- The One-Eyed Fairies:
French Hemming on Damask
by Georgia Eldridge Hanley - PATTERN:
Wool Throws Are Light and Warm(2crochet,2knit)
by Elsa Barsaloux - PATTERN:
(many)Filet Crochet Borders of an Unusual Type
by Mary McClair - PATTERN(tatting):
"Baby Cap of Tatted Lace",
by Mrs William May
- HOUSEKEEPING
- Priscilla Proving Plant Service
by Mrs Elizabeth Stone MacDonald - Observations on Fuel-Saving Cooking Equipment
by Priscilla Proving Plant - Windows, Outside and In
by Edith D Deane - Helpful Suggestions for February Festivals
- How to Buy Your Drug-store Supplies
by Emma Gary Wallace - Twenty Uses For One Book
by the One Who Used It - Who Is To Blame for the Nervous Child?
by Dr George K Pratt - Letters of a Young Bride
- Menus for Church Suppers, Lodge Banquets
by Jane Hemingway - Time Savers in the Household
by Orille Bourassa Rhoades - Household Toolbox
by Eustace Vivian Floyd - Housekeeper and Company
by Mrs HD Otis - The War of Weather vs Beauty
by Dorothy Cocks - From the Finest of the Wheat(recipes):
Fairy Muffins
Angel Cake
Swedish Tea Ring
Sugar Cookies
Raised Rolls
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - Use of Winter Vegetables(recipes):
Scalloped Lima Beans
Celery and Cheese Casserole
Celery Salad
Potato Salad
Macaroni with Carrots and Eggs
Potato Pie
Sweet Potatoes in Cream
Sweet Poato Ring
Sweet Potato and Raisin Croquettes
Scalloped Cabbage
Grilled Sweet Potatoes
by PPP - Readers'(recipes):
Marmalade Cookies
Cranberry Shortcake
Apple Rolls
Spaghetti with Mushrooms
Spinach and Onion Soup
Raisin Pie
Spice Cake
Sweet Potato Omelet - PPP(recipes):
Scalloped Lima Beans, Ventura Style
Chop Suey
Braised Liver
Peanut Butter Squares - What Our Readers Want to Know
- Helps for Housekeepers
- Priscilla Proving Plant Service
- GARDENING
- The Health Garden
by AJ Brundage - Garden Books
by Florence Milner
- The Health Garden
- FASHIONS
- Priscilla Patterns for New Satin Hats
- Priscilla Offers Helpful Shopping Service
directed by Stella M Bradford - Paris Pull-Ons - The Newest in Hats
- Gay Garnitures and Girdles for Girls
designed by Sophie Gruby - Miss Eight to Ten Enjoys Models All Her Own
designed by Paulet
Volume 38, Issue #1: March 1924
Page Count: 80
Cover Artist: James Calvert Smith
Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FICTION
- the Borrowed Lady
by Mary Francis Doner
- the Borrowed Lady
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- Editor's Message-
An Undeserved Reputation
by Charles B Marble - Ross Crane's Little, Big, Low-Cost House
- Chests That Are Treasures In Themselves
by Lois Boutelle - The Service Editor's Page
by Della Thompson Lutes
- Editor's Message-
- NEEDLEWORK ARTICLES/PATTERNS
- Work of Her Hands and Pride of Her Heart(cutwork)
designs by E Marion Stevens - Simple Italian Flat Embroideries
by Lilian Barton Wilson - Iris Embroideries in Cross-stitch and Applique
designed by John N Then - Canvas Embroidery - an Old Art newly Employed
designs by Maren Thoresen - Desirable Linens for Convertible Tables(embroidery)
designed by Eleanor P Bliefling - Hopechest Gifts for the Bride's Bedroom(embroidery,crochet)
designed by Alice E Beal - Use Yarn Flowers to Decorate Theatrical Gauze
designs by Marie E Ivins - Pair of Easy-to-Make Table Sets(embroidery)
designs by Madeline Feldbohn - PATTERN:
Crochet for Luncheon Table and Buffet
by Hannah L McPadden - PATTERN(tatting):
"Tatted Doily Trim",
by Bessie L Pickens - PATTERN:
Weaving a Jute Rug on a Loom
by Josephine Marie Weil - PATTERN:
Filet Chair Back with Italian Embroidery
by Not Given - PATTERN:
Trio of Knitted Sport Sweaters for Spring
by Elsa Barsaloux
- Work of Her Hands and Pride of Her Heart(cutwork)
- HOUSEKEEPING
- To Friends, Old and New
by Mrs Della Thompson Lutes - The Care of Rugs and Carpets
by PPP - Menus For Early Spring with Additional Recipes
by PPP - Housework and Health
by Mary Hamilton Talbott - Cake Making
by Stena Marie Holdahl - Celebrating St. Patrick's Day
by Lily Maxworth Wallace - Getting a Home Out of the Kitchen
by Bertha Streeter - Judging the "Big Three" in the Can-
Peas, Tomatoes, and Corn
by Dorothy Knight - The Much for Nothing Shelf
by Natalie Gray - What's a Cook Without a Book?
by Florence Milner - Facing Reality Squarely
by George K Pratt, MD - Spring(recipes):
Escalloped Spinach
Matchless Rice Muffins
Lyonnaise Eggs
Creole Dressing
Mock Lobster Salad
Alaska Combination
Golden Angel Cake
Cherry Salad
Beefsteak with Tart Gravy
Grapefruit Caramel Meringue
Sponge Cake
Green Pepper Salad
Banana Trilby
Almond Crisps
Savory Beet Salad
Apricot Souffle
Chess Pies - Canned Fruits Desserts(recipes):
Apricot Sponge Shortcake
Raspberry Bavarian Cream
Pineapple Tarts
Baked Apples, Pineapple Filled
Ginger Pear Custard
Minted Fruit Cup
Apricot-Pineapple Sherbet
Peach Pan Dowdy
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - Reader(recipes):
Sagada Banana Pudding
Spinach Balls
Stewed Raisins
Mary's Corn Cake
Date Straws
Italian macaroni
Nut Caramel Frosting
Crab Chowder - Salads(recipes):
Vegetable Salad
Halibut Salad with Potato Dressing
Snow Salad
Italian Salad
Pineapple and Green Pepper Salad
Lobster Salad
Kidney Bean Salad
Hillside Salad
Pineapple and Cucumber Salad
Prince Salad
Evaporated Milk Mayonnaise
White Mayonnaise - The Spick and Spandies:
Brother Jim's Invalid Tray
by Georgia Eldridge Hanley - What Our Readers Want to Know
- Helps for Housekeepers
- To Friends, Old and New
- GARDENING
- Garden Possibilities
by Evelyn Cushman - The Old-Fashioned Garden
by Florence Taft Eaton
- Garden Possibilities
- FASHIONS
- Priscilla Fashion Pages
- Priscilla Offers Helpful Shopping Service
directed by Stella M Bradford - Spring Hats from Priscilla Patterns
- Equal Rights on the Clothes Question
designed by Helen Perry Curtis - A Lesson in Dressmaking
by Mary T Clark - What Shall We Do for the Hair?
by Dorothy Cocks
Volume 38, Issue #2: April 1924
Page Count: 72
Cover Artist: Annie Benson Muller
Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FICTION
- Miss Phelps To the Rescue
by Elizabeth Jordan
- Miss Phelps To the Rescue
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- Editor's Message-
A Hero at Home
by Charles B Marble - A Living Room for $600
by Ross Crane - The Service Editor's Page
by Della Thompson Lutes
- Editor's Message-
- NEEDLEWORK ARTICLES/PATTERNS
- For the Spring Bride's Linen Closet(embroidery,drawnwork)
designed by Carol Cox - Raffia Embroidered Burlap for Summer Uses
designed by Emma L Boardman - Table Sets and Matching Kitchen Accessories
designed by Eleanor F Bliefling - Interchangeable Ribbon Trims for Sport Hats
- The Twinsome Dollies(printed pancake)
- PATTERN:
(1)Crocheted or (2)Knitted Covers for Baby
by Elsa Barsaloux - PATTERN:
Tea Linens of Exquisite Distinction(embroidery)
designed by Elizabeth Marriot King - PATTERN:
Edge Trims and Insets in Gros Filet Crochet
by Flora Deuschle - PATTERN:
(crochet)Nosegays Decorate these Bedroom Furnishings
designed by Marie E Ivins - PATTERN:
Making the Old-Time Braided Rugs
by Anna m laise Phillips - PATTERN(tatting):
"Tatted Top for Camisole or Chemise",
by Jacqueleen Rae Fisher - PATTERN:
Knitted Sport Garters
by Susan M Shearman - PATTERN:
A Shopping Bag(crochet)
by Mary S Tracy
- For the Spring Bride's Linen Closet(embroidery,drawnwork)
- HOUSEKEEPING
- As from One Home to Another
- Correct Silver Service For the Table
- A Page in Praise of the Cow that Jumped into a Can
- How to Have Beautiful Floors
by Norman Collart, Berton Elliot - An April Fools Day Frolic
by Catherine C Leach - Waging War on the Moth
- Earning by Sewing
by Bertha Streeter - The Sixth Prune
by Florence Milner - Why Do the Wheels Go 'Round?
by George K Pratt, MD - Visiting a Fashionable Beauty Parlor
by Dorothy Cocks - Bran and Whole Wheat(recipes):
Date Bran Muffins
Bran Loaf
Whole Wheat Fruit Pudding
Fig Bars
Whole Wheat Nut Bread
Shirley Bran Drops
Bran Bread
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - Canned Milk(recipes):
Vanilla Ice Cream
Corn Chowder
Hurricane Cake
Molasses Custard
Orange Cocoanut Blanc-mange
Macaroni with Smoked Salmon
Date Pudding
Emergency Cocoa Filling - Easter Entrees(recipes):
Salmon in Potato Cases
Ham and Egg Croquettes
Chaudfroid of Eggs
Creamed Eggs in Pastry Shells
Asparagus Souffle
Egg Entree
Fish Timbales
by Mary Mason Wright - Ready-to-Use Pastry, Fillings(recipes):
Coronation Pie
Caramel Pie
Rhubarb Mince Pie
Date Nut Pie
Lemon Apple Pie
Orange Pie
by Elizabeth MacDonald - Reader(recipes):
Chop Suey
Casserole Stew
Scotch Scones
Fruited Cheese Salad
Fig Tapioca
Swedish Crullers
California Bread Pudding
Pineapple Marshmallow Ice Cream - The Spick and Spandies:
Planting a Flower Garden
by Georgia Eldridge Hanley - What Our Readers Want to Know
- Helps for Housekeepers
- FASHIONS
- Priscilla Fashion Pages
- Priscilla Offers Helpful Shopping Service
directed by Stella M Bradford - Priscilla Patterns for Spring Hats
- Little Ready-Mades
designed by Paulet - Twinsome Togs for Winsome Twins
- Stressing Simple Trims for Smart Blouses
designed by Helen Perry Curtis - On Being Concerned About Corsets
by Harriett E Ainsworth
Volume 38, Issue #3: May 1924
Page Count: 76
Cover Artist: EC Pauli + Roberts
Notes: There is a full-page Chevrolet ad selling "The Woman's Own Car" - a "Superior 4-Passenger Coupé" for $725...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FICTION
- Somewhere South of Skagarack
by Helen Topping Miller
- Somewhere South of Skagarack
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- Editor's Message-
We Are Surprised!
by Charles B Marble - Curtaining the Windows
by Ross Crane - (painted)Skipping Rope Handles
by Louise D Tessin - Keeping Down Costs in Home Building
- Editor's Message-
- NEEDLEWORK ARTICLES/PATTERNS
- The Embroidered Shawl
designed by E Marion Stevens - Unusual Applique for Between-meal Linens
designed by Jennie Hirsch - Lilacs and Lavender for a Lady's Chamber(embroidery)
- Bold Applique in Bright Colors
designed by Kate Mann Franklin - Humble Floor Cloths Make Gay Porch Comforts
designed by Helen Perry Curtis - Curtains for Summer Homes, Tea Rooms
designed by Marie E Ivins - New Hooked Rugs with the Charm of the Old
designed by Elizabeth E Morse - Refreshment Set for the Mah Jong Hostess
designed by Mabel Foster Bainbridge - Distinctive Appliqued Monograms for Bath Sets
- Using Pretty Ribbons to Smarten Summer Frocks
- Pretty Designs for Painted Oilcloth Things
by Paul E Goodridge - An Apron for the Kitchenette Cook(embroidered)
designed by Bertha Gifford Jonah - Tea Set with Reticella Corners
designed by Sister Mary Joseph - Table Set for Afternoon Tea(embroidered)
designed by Beatrice Ferrell - The One-Eyed Fairies:
Putting in Tucks
by Georgia Eldridge Hanley - PATTERN:
Unusual Crochet Sets for the Dining Table-
Set of Doilies(3 sizes),
Filet Floral Sprig Insertions(2 sizes)
designed by Martha Adkins - PATTERN:
Shawls and Shawl-Scarfs in Knitting and Crochet
by Elsa Barsaloux - PATTERN:
Crocheted Ankle Ties for Baby
by Cordelia J Stanwood - PATTERN:
designed by * - PATTERN(tatting):
Bits of Spare Time Needlework-
"Pillow Slip with Tatted Edge, Insertion"
Macrame Curtain Pull with Crocheted Cap
- The Embroidered Shawl
- HOUSEKEEPING
- Mothers and Makers of Homes
- Feeding the Hungry Motorist
by Anne Coppinger Sullivan - Refinishing Old Furniture
by Daisy Deane Williamson - Making Merry at a May Day Shower
by Catherine C Leach - A First Message from the Field Editor
by Elizabeth Stone MacDonald - Brushes! Brushes! Brushes!
- Dip Faded Fabrics in the Dye Pot
by Miriam Dudley - The Child Who Misbehaves
by George K Pratt, MD - The Care of Vacuum Cleaners
by Evelyn Cheney Asbrand - A Mothers' Day Club Program
by Effie E Yantis - Some New Books for Children
by Florence Milner - A Church Supper for Two Hundred
by Ethel A Wright - Modern Priscilla Adopts a Bride
- A Lesson in Dressmaking
by Mary T Clark - Getting Thin Sanely
by Dorothy Cocks - Gelatin for Parties(recipes):
Jellied Strawberry Whip
Caramel Charlotte Russe
Stuffed Tomatoes in Aspic
Marshmallow Neapolitan
Grapefruit Mint cup
Ham Mousse
Rice Charlotte
Jellied Consomme
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - Southern Joys(recipes):
Mock Oyster Soup
Corn Crisp
Dressing for Roast Chicken
Tendering Paste for Fowl
Spoon Bread
Pullet Cream
Sponge Drops
Beaten Biscuits
Southern Fruit Cake - Reader(recipes):
Veal and Ham Pie
Pigs in Blanket
Maple Cottage Pudding
Fruit Milk Sherbet
Rockwell Salad
Oatmeal Fruit Bread
Jellied Meat Loaf
Upside Down Cake - Cheese It(recipes):
Raspberry Cheese Torte
Cheese Biscuits
Macaroni Cheese Timbales
Potatoes O'Brien
Macaroni with Onion au Gratin
Strawberry Cheese Cake
Savory Rice with Cheese
Deviled Cheese Sandwiches
Cheese Custard - What Our Readers Want to Know
- Helps for Housekeepers
- FASHIONS
- Priscilla Fashion Pages
- Priscilla Offers Helpful Shopping Service
directed by Stella M Bradford - Made from Priscilla hat Patterns
- "Dainty Ann" Designs in Ginghams for Girls
designed by Mary Thompson Burke - Playtime Clothes for Spring
designed by Constance Robertson
Volume 38, Issue #4: June 1924
Page Count: 56
Cover Artist: Ortlip
Notes: My copy of this issue is missing pages 29/30*, 33/34** and is heavily soiled...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FICTION
- On Schedule
by Mella Russell McCallum
- On Schedule
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- Editor's Message-
The Observance of Law
by Charles B Marble - Using Common-Sense Principles in Lighting the House
by Ross Crane
- Editor's Message-
- NEEDLEWORK ARTICLES/PATTERNS
- These Quaint Chinese Designs are Simply Outlined(embroidery)
designed by Mabel Foster Bainbridge - Italian Borders for Household Linens
- Wild Roses for Your Bedroom Things
designed by John N Then - Practical Cushions and Mats for Summer Use(applique,embroidery)
designed by E Marion Stevens - Embroideries for Wee Ones
designed by Bertha Gifford Jonah - Little Sets for Informal Dining Tables
designed by Eleanor F Bliefling - Little Gifts You Can Make for the Season's Brides(embroidered)
- Presenting Underarm Bags and Others(embroidered)
- PATTERN:
Lacy Luncheon Set Easy to Crochet(5round,1oval)
by Henrietta Campbell - PATTERN:
Knitting Needles Fly to Make These (3)Sport Sweaters
by Elsa Barsaloux - PATTERN:
Palm Beach Cape in Crochet
by Anna Wurfel Brown - PATTERN:
Crochet Trims for Coats and Wraps
by Louis Boutelle
- These Quaint Chinese Designs are Simply Outlined(embroidery)
- HOUSEKEEPING
- Priscilla Adopts a Bride
- Modern Priscilla's Bride has a Simple Home Wedding
- Suitable Silver for the Bride
by Sophia Jennings - The Care and Renovation of Upholstery
by Gladys Beckett Jones - *Carrying Summers into Winter by Canning
by *Ola Powell - Teaching Children to Control Their Emotions
by George K Pratt, MD - The Homemaker and Washington
by The Field Editor - Menus for Summer Clubs and Parties
by Dorothy Knight - Planning the Trusseau Budget
by Harriet E Ainsworth - Make Your Mouth Beautiful - Inside and Out
by Dorothy Cocks - Wedding(recipes):
Molded Chicken Salad
Tiny finger Rolls
Pineapple Mousse, Delicieuse
Bride's Cake
Marshmallow Icing
Strawberry sherbet
Almond Cake
Chicken and Mushroom Croquettes
Jellied Fruit Salad
Frozen Custard
Petite Gateaux Pastels
Cucumber and Tomato Salad Molded in Aspic - Reader(recipes):
Baked Ham, Southern Style
Baked tuna Fish
Rhubarb Relish
Date Tea Cakes
Fairy Shortcake
Date Pudding
Strawberry Punch
Greenough Salad - What Our Readers Want to Know
- **Helps for Housekeepers
- FASHIONS
- Priscilla Fashion Pages
- Priscilla Offers Helpful Shopping Service
directed by Stella M Bradford - June Priscilla Hat Patterns for the Bridal Party
- Little Dresses of Dotted Swiss Are Most Adorable
designed by Helen Perry Curtis - Vacation Hats and Collabsible Bandboxes
designed by Kate Mann Franklin - Smart Sport Togs for the Summer Girl
designed by Paulet
Volume 38, Issue #5: July 1924
Page Count: 52
Cover Artist: R Bolles
Notes: My copy of this issue is missing pages 9/10* and 31/32**; There is an "Editor's Page" entirely devoted to extolling the virtues of Priscilla's embroidery patterns...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- Editor's Message-
To Have Good Neighbors Be One
by Charles B Marble - Choosing Home Furnishings
by Ross Crane
- Editor's Message-
- NEEDLEWORK ARTICLES/PATTERNS
- Specially Priced Hand-Made Reticella Insets for Linens
designed by Columbia Di Persio - Marash Embroidery- A Gift from the Near East
designed by Nouvart Tashjian - Embroidered Bedspread Blocks
designed by Edna Selena Cave - Stenciling a Delightful Decoration for Summer Frocks, Scarfs
designed by Paulet - Golden Lazy Daisies to Work on Lazy Days(embroidery)
designed by Beatrice Ferrell - *Sensible Jute Rugs for House or Porch
by *Flora F Deuschle - *Towels and Luncheon Sets to Make at Your Leisure
by *Emma L Boardman - **A Mah Jong Table Set(embroidery?)
by *Ethelyn Morris Guppy - Simple Wool Embroideries on theatrical Gauze
by Mabel Foster Bainbridge - PATTERN:
Lasting Loveliness in Cutwork for the Bedroom-
Large Flower Basket Bedspread, Pillow cases
designed by E Marion Stevens - PATTERN:
Crocheted Silk Motoring Cap
designed by Mrs A Garbutt - PATTERN:
Crocheted Tray Cover, 3-piece Buffet Set
designed by Hannah L McPadden - PATTERN(tatting):
"(2)Tatting Insertions" - PATTERN:
(3)Midsummer Sweaters for Knitters
by Elsa Barsaloux
- Specially Priced Hand-Made Reticella Insets for Linens
- HOUSEKEEPING
- Visitors Who Come to the Priscilla Proving Plant
- Dishwashing Taught Our Bride
by Evelyn Cheney Asbrand - Betty Has a Lesson in Breadmaking
- Fitting the Bride for Homemaking
by The Field Editor - Vaccum Cleaners Promote Health
by Enoch Lundquist - The Bride's Bookshelf
by Florence Milner - Training the Difficult Child
by Dr George K Pratt - Sleeves and Their Idiosyncrasies
by Mary T Clark - What Shall We Do About Superfluous Hair?
by Dorothy Cocks - Betty Entertains His Folks at Dinner(recipes):
Boiled Salmon
Parsley Potato Balls
Cocoanut Crisps
Asparagus Salad in Tomato Cups
Orange Mousse - 17cents a meal(recipes):
Martha Washington Pie
Sponge Cake
Jellied Veal
Toasted Cheese Sandwich
Snow Pudding
Coffee Cake
Macaroni Nut Cabbage Salad
Cornflake Cookies
Mock Duck
Apricot Sherbet
Cinnamon Rolls
Toasted Bacon-Tomato Sandwich
Swiss Steak
Veal Birds
Praline Ice Cream
Swedish Tea Ring
Pineapple Mousse
Graham Crackers with Meringue
by Elsie Fjelstad Radder - Preserve Summer Fruits(recipes):
Rhubarb Jelly
Rhubarb-Mint Jelly
Strawberry Jam
Strawberry Jelly
Rhubarb and Pineapple Jelly
Spiced Pineapple Jam
Mock Orange Marmalad
Strawberry Preserves
Strawberry Bar-le-Duc
Rhubarb Conserve
Gooseberry Chutney
Peach Marmalade - Reader(recipes):
Raspberry Muffins
ABC Bran Muffins
Deviled ham Toasties
Mexican Rice
Alice's Sugar Plums
Holland Meat Balls
Liver a la Francaise
Fried Okra and Tomatoes - Inexpensive Entertaining(recipes):
Cream of Chowder
Concordia Patties
Crimped Potatoes
Templeton Salad
Marshmallow Taffy
Grape Acorns
Stockbridge Rice Cream
Sunday night Supper
Savory Eggs
Orange Pie
Orange Filling
by Florence Taft Eaton - Helps for Housekeepers
- FASHIONS
- Priscilla Fashion Pages
- Patterns for Midseason Hats
- "Dainty Ann" Models for Street and Afternoon
designed by Mary Thompson Burke - Ready-to-Wear Bathing Suits
designed by Paul E Goodridge
Volume 38, Issue #6: August 1924
Page Count: 48
Cover Artist: Annie Benson Muller
Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- Editor's Message-
A Cabin Home in a Forest
by Charles B Marble - The Editor's Page
- Using Color in Home Decoration
by Ross Crane
- Editor's Message-
- NEEDLEWORK ARTICLES/PATTERNS
- Latest and Loveliest of Shawl and Scarf Fashions(embroidery)
designed by Maren Thoresen - These Charming Accessories of Raffia-Embroidered Canvas Are Decidedly Modish
- New Models in Jersey for Fall Feature Smocking in Wools and Smart Simplicity
designed by Helen Perry Curtis - The Charm of Cutwork is Unfailing-
Peacock(!),
Scrollwork - Meaningful Indian Designs for Rooms of Young Americans
designed by Bertha Gifford Jonah - Small Needle-Point Tapestries
designed by E Marion Stevens - A Playing Cover for Mah Jong(embroidered)
designed by Mabel Foster Bainbridge - Holbein- an Old Stitch Put to New Use in Decorating Household Linens
by Harriet F Low - Reed Weaving a Waste Basket
by Helen T Smith - Four Charming Little Tub Dresses With Unusual Embroidery For Kindergarteners
by Lilian Barton Wilson - "Beautiful Waves"- A Rare Draft of an Old Coverlet Pattern for Weavers of To-day
by Harriet Cushman Wilkie - PATTERN:
Group of charming Trims in Crochet for Household Uses-
(6)Edgings, (4)Insertions - PATTERN:
Trio of Pretty Things to Make in Filet Crochet(Flowers,ribbons) - PATTERN:
"Threesome" Fashion's Last Word in Knitted Sports Wear
by Elsa Barsaloux - PATTERN:
Crocheted Vest for Sports Wear of Jade and White Wools
by Mary S Tracy
- Latest and Loveliest of Shawl and Scarf Fashions(embroidery)
- HOUSEKEEPING
- New Factor in the Fight for Public Health
by Winifred Stuart Gibbs - Betty's First Afternoon Tea Party-
Cream Cheese Sandwiches,
Fresh Fruit Lemon-Jelly Salad
by Elizabeth Macy Kauffman - What We Pay for Furniture and Why
by Henry W Frohne - Some Kitchen Conveniences Small in Size but Big in Convenience
- Cleansing Colored Clothes
by L Ray Balderston - The Most Important Room in the Home
by Field Editor - Without Money and Without Price
by Florence Milner - Adult Orphans
by Dr. George K Pratt - Don't Burn Up Your Beauty
by Dorothy Cocks - Nips from the North Pole(recipes):
Eclair Shells
Strawberry Marshmallow Cream
Cones for Ice Cream
Cafe Parfait
Raspberry Mousse
Meringues
Peppermint Ice Cream
Chocolate Marshmallow Sauce
Butterscotch Ice Cream
Macaroon Ice Cream with Peaches
Canton Sherbet
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - Reader(recipes):
Spiced Baked Ham
Virginia Stew
Tuna Macedoine
Baked Brown Bread
Deviled Ham Mousee
Lemon Prune Pie - Helps for Housekeepers
- New Factor in the Fight for Public Health
- FASHIONS
- Priscilla Fashion Pages
- Priscilla Hat Patterns
- Paulettes- the Popular Ready-Made 3-piece Costume
designed by Paul E Goodridge - Underwear Makes or Mars the Lines of Your Costume
by Harriett E Ainsworth
Volume 38, Issue #7: September 1924
Page Count: 60
Cover Artist: Annie Benson Muller
Notes:
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- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- Editor's Message-
A Letter With No Name Signed
by Charles B Marble - Simply Handled Decoration for Small China Done in Lustres and Flat Colors
by Jetta Ehlers - Tempting Little Reed Baskets
by Edna Selena Cave - the Funnidoos- Lively Toys Made from Bits of Wood All Gaily Painted-
Kangaroo, Clown, Rooster, Duck, Camel, Pelican
by Mary Elizabeth Exley - These Interesting Boxes and Containers are Built Upon Foundations of Stiff Cardboard
by Kate Mann Franklin - Putting Individuality and Homelikeness Into a Six Room Flat
by Ross Crane
- Editor's Message-
- NEEDLEWORK ARTICLES/PATTERNS
- Novelties to Open their Purses, Gifts That Will Delight at Christmastide
designed by Marie E Ivins - New and Fetching Aprons
designed by Asta Roma - Egyptian Card Weaving
by Mary M Atwater - The Importance of Good Lines in Making Underwear
by Mary T Clark - PATTERN:
(2)Edgings for Luncheon sets, Collars(crochet)
designed by Not Given - PATTERN:
Knitted Comforts for Baby and Baby's Mother-
Rainbow Scarf, V-neck Sweater, Plain Pinning Blanket, Sweater with "hemstitched" Yoke
by Elsa Barsaloux - PATTERN(tatting):
"Bits of Tatting into Lovely Laces Grown",
by Julia M Sanders
- Novelties to Open their Purses, Gifts That Will Delight at Christmastide
- HOUSEKEEPING
- Use of Black as a Background for Vivid Color in Your Home
designed by Madeline Feldhahn - Food Superstitions and Mysteries of the Menu
by Woods Hutchinson - What the Homemaker Should Know About Copper
by William A Willis - With Fire or Without Fire, Either Way Works Well as the Cookers Tell
by Annette Chase Dimock - Bazaar That Was Different:
A Calendar of Booths Easily Planned and Very Festive
by Nana Bickford Rollins - Variety of Pickles to Tickle the Palate as Prepared in Uncle Sam's Kitchen
by Ola Powell - The Precocious Child
by George K Pratt, MD - Biscuits and Muffins Melt in Your Mouth as Betty Learns to Make Them
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - Electricity in the Home
by The Field Editor - "Calendar" Bazaar Goodies(recipes):
Chocolate Cream Fudge
Welsh Rarebit
Prize Sponge Cakes
Chinese Chop Suey
Six Cups Pudding
by Nana Bickford Rollins - Reader(recipes):
Oven Stew
Halibut and Bacon
Frankfurters with Tomato Sauce
Baked Eggplant
Sherman Salad
Hampton Sandwiches
Mary-Martha Spice Cake - Helps for Housekeepers
- Use of Black as a Background for Vivid Color in Your Home
- FASHIONS
- Priscilla Fashion Pages
- Priscilla Offers Helpful Shopping Service
directed by Stella M Bradford - Distinctive College-Girl Hats you can Easily Make with Priscilla Patterns
- New Long Blouse Costume Ready-Made of Wool Jersey
designed by Paulet - Wool Embroidered Jersey Suit for the Two-to-Threes
designed by Helen Perry Curtis
Volume 38, Issue #8: October 1924
Page Count: 68
Cover Artist: Annie Benson Muller
Notes:
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- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- Editor's Message-
How Do You Feel About This?
by Charles B Marble - The Editor's Page
- Lovely Rose Lustre Bridge Set Decorated in Balck and Gold(china painting)
by Jetta Ehlers - A House You Will Want to Build
designed by Robert L Stevenson
- Editor's Message-
- NEEDLEWORK ARTICLES/PATTERNS
- Gay of Color and Easy of Stitch Embroideries
by Maren Thoresen - Painted Cheesecloth Lampshades Off New Adventures in Home Decoration
by Jetta Ehlers - Simply Embroidered Refreshment Linens
- Embroidered Christmas Wishes Expressed in Bedroom Linens
designed by Marion Stevens - "The Cuddlechums"- Stuffed Toys for the Baby's Stocking
by Georgia Eldridge Hanley - Practical Pockets to Hang Up in Your Closets, and Some Covers to Keep Your Clothes Fresh
designed by Bertha Gifford Jonah - Handkerchief Suggestsions for Gifts, Mah Jong, or Bridge Prizes(embroidery)
designed by Helene Gebhart, Emma L Boardman - Accessories for Autumn Wardrobe- Velveteen Tam, Silken Evening Scarf, (3)Bead Embroidered Bags
- Dainty Embroidered Vests for Yuletide Giving
designed by Eleanor F Bliefling - Pictorial Bibs and an Apron Lend Enchantment to a Little Person's Meal
by Beatrice Ferrell - Christmas Tree Quilt(applique)
designed by Mary-Anna Jones - A Quaint Door Stop(stump doll)
by ruth B Ruyl - A Most Unusual Filet Crochet Luncheon Cloth
designed by Mary Card - PATTERN:
(6)Filet Crochet Laces for Towels - PATTERN(tatting):
"New Adventure in Tatting is Featured in These (4)Dainty Yokes for Your Underthings",
by designed by Nell Enid May - PATTERN:
(1)Crocheted and (1)Knitted Robes
by Elsa Barsaloux - PATTERN:
In Bead Crochet- a Vanity Bag and a Novel Round Necklace
- Gay of Color and Easy of Stitch Embroideries
- HOUSEKEEPING
- A Few Ways to Manufacturing Time
by Ethel R Peyser - Relationship:
Essential and Happy Harmony Between Walls, Floor and Windows
by Lydia Garrison - Temperature Control Gives First-Aid to Oven Meals
by ruth Axtell Chalmers - What We Taught Betty About Washing at Priscilla Proving Plant
by Evelyn Cheney Asbrand - Not Utopia - Here and Now
by The Field Editor - Clothing For the New Baby
by Elizabeth Macy Kauffman - Twelve to One Daily
by Lily Haxworth Wallace - Selection and Care of Linoleum
by Orille Bourassa Rhoades - Playtime
by Florence Milner - Lunch(recipes):
Crackers with melted cheese
Chicken Salad in Pineapple Ring
Chicken Salad
Lemon Blitz Torte
Lemon Filling
Crabmeat in cucumber Jelly
Thousand Island Dressing
Souffled Crackers
Italian Spachetti
Pocket Book rolls
Meringue with Fruit
Fresh Fruit Cocktail, Supreme
Supreme Sauce
Swedish Wafers Filled with Cheese
Individual Grill of Lamb Chop
Apple Biscuits
Potatoes on the Half Shell
Filled Tomato with Asparagus Tips
Chocolate Ice Box Cake
Hot Buttered Biscuits
by Fannie Ferber Fox, Lavinia S Schwartz - Afternoon Coffee in Norway(recipes):
Berliner Krandse
Sand Kager
Pimpernikel
Honning Kage
Fattigmands Bakkels
Peber Kager
by Elsie Fjelstad Radder - Reader(recipes):
Dutch Salad
Cocoanut Pudding
Potato Corn Meal Muffins
Deviled Spaghetti
Baked Egg-Plant
Beet and Olive Salad - Oven Cooking(recipes):
Meat Loaf
Lemon Pudding
Apricot Tapioca
Browned Potatoes
Stuffed Baked Fish
Brown Rice Pudding
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - Helps for Housekeepers
- A Few Ways to Manufacturing Time
- FASHIONS
- Priscilla Fashion Pages
- Priscilla Offers Helpful Shopping Service
directed by Stella M Bradford - Priscilla Patterns for Smart Hats Unusual in Trim and Lovely in Line
- If You Would Be Well Dressed, Think in Outfits Not Items
by Harriett E Ainsworth
Volume 38, Issue #9: November 1924
Page Count: 72
Cover Artist: Could not read
Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- Editor's Message-
Thanksgivings Old and New
by Charles B Marble - The Editor's Page
- Small China Makes Ideal Gifts For Holiday Season
by Maren Thoresen - Chairs for Each Member of the Family
by Ross Crane
- Editor's Message-
- NEEDLEWORK ARTICLES/PATTERNS
- Embroidery Classics in Gros Venetian Cut Work
designed by Lilian Barton Wilson - Persian Garden Linens(embroidery)
designed by Ethelyn J Guppy - Batik Designs and Stencils for Lovely Scarfs to Give or keep or Sell
- Gifts of Dainty Underwear That Any Girl Can Make For Another
designed by Paul E Goodridge - Novelties at Little Cost for mah Jong Prizes or Card Parties(embroidery)
by Edna Selena Cave - Fine Old Tufted Counterpane
- Inexpensive Embroideries Easy to make and Full of Color
by Nellie Osterwalder - Jolly Covers for Little Beds Are Strongly Advocated by Santa Claus
designed by Marie E Ivins - A Basket Cradle for the Baby Doll
designed by Olive P Hough - PATTERN:
Two Graceful Adaptations in Filet Crochet of Grape and Diamond Patterns Serve to Decorate a Linen Scarf
by Georgie Louise Kettelle - PATTERN:
Crochet for Collars, Linen Towels and Napkins - PATTERN:
Sports Cap, Scarf(crochet)
Workbag(crochet)
Festive Bed Jacket(crochet)
Mary S Tracy - PATTERN:
Warm Scarfs to Weave for Christmas
Mary M Atwater - PATTERN:
(2)Knitted Doilies of Filmy Texture(pinwheel,star) - PATTERN(tatting):
"Nice Points for Tatters are These, Made of Wheels and Rosettes To Trim a Linen Scarf",
by Gertrude H Hooper
- Embroidery Classics in Gros Venetian Cut Work
- HOUSEKEEPING
- Home to "His Folk's" for Thanksgiving Dinner(recipes):
Chicken Pie with Biscuit Crust,
Oyster Soup with Popped Corn,
Candied Sweet Potatoes,
Squash Pie,
Cheese Balls,
After-Dinner Mints
by PPP - Furniture Arrangement Found Most Satisfactory at the Proving Plant
- Chairs for Each Member of the Family
by Ross Crane - Forty-Two Menus for Winter Meals
by Gladys Beckett Jones - Betty Finishes Her Lesson on Laundry Equipment
by Evelyn Cheney Asbrand - Making Health Habits Attractive to the Children
by Frances Klein - Children's Books for Christmas
by Florence Milner - Evergreen or Deciduous Homemakers
by The Field Editor - Dried Vegetables Help Cut the Cost of Living
by Grace Fiall Gray - Favorite Dishes for the Stag Dinner
by Mary Rodgers de Motte - The Problem with Nine Egg Yolks
Spice Cake, Sally Lunn(recipes) - Nature's Christmas Gifts
by Mary Hamilton Talbott - Preparing Polished Floors for Winter
by Emma Gary Wallace - The Habit of Bed-wetting
by George K Pratt, MD - Open-Face Sandwiches
- For the Mah Jong Party(recipes):
American Chop Suey,
Japanese Salad,
Cheese Straw Counters,
Mah Jong Sandwiches,
Mah Jong Cakes,
Canton Gingerbread
by Edna Jennings - Open-Faced, Cross-Bar and "Kivvered" Holiday Pies, Tarts(recipes):
Coronation Butterscotch Pie
Mint Pie
Cocoanut Cheese Tarts
Goober Tarts
Santiago Pie
Individual Holiday Pies
Sliced Orange Pie
Cream Cheese Pastries
King Apple Pie
fig and Raisin Pie or Tarts
Angel Pie
Fudge Pie
by Mary Knaggs Stone - Dried Vegetables(recipes):
Blanket Recipe for Pea or Bean Soup
Black Bean or Split Pea Soup
Bean or Pea Soup with Meat
Dried Pea Souffle
Lima Beans in Tomato Sauce
Cream of Bean or Pea Soup - Stag Dinner(recipes):
Tomato Salad
Rice Ice Cream
Sardine Cocktail
Chicken Smothered in Oysters - Reader(recipes):
Cranberry Salad
Steamed Cabbage
Baked Cranberries
Tomato-Cheese Sandwich Filling
Hamburg with Carrots and Onions
Surprise Rice
Mother's Doughnuts - Helps for Housekeepers
- Home to "His Folk's" for Thanksgiving Dinner(recipes):
- FASHIONS
- Priscilla Fashion Pages
- Priscilla Offers Helpful Shopping Service
directed by Stella M Bradford - Priscilla Hat Patterns Will Provide Hats for Each Costume
- Flattering new Frocks of Jersey Fabrics with Wool Trims
designed by Helen Perry Curtis
Volume 38, Issue #10: December 1924
Page Count: 56
Cover Artist: Ronald Anderson
Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- Editor's Message-
Golden Rule Sunday
by Charles B Marble - The Editor's Page
- Diminuitive Reed Furniture for Dolly's Sun Parlor
by Edna Selena Cave
- Editor's Message-
- NEEDLEWORK ARTICLES/PATTERNS
- Rare Old Jacobean Embroideries May be Reproduced-
Cushion
designed by Mabel Foster Bainbridge - Embroideries in Color for Dining and Living Rooms
by Ethelyn J Guppy - Scrap Bag Embroidery
by Ursula Scott - Making Dainty Dress Accessories
by Mary T Clark - PATTERN:
Crocheted Trims for Your New Dining Room Linens
by Hannah D McPadden - PATTERN:
Small Crocheted Gifts to Carry Seasonable Greetings
Floral Holder for Thimble and Scissors,
"Good Night" and "Sleep Tight" Pillow Slips,
Pincushion cover,
Hot Plate mat Cover,
Rubber-lined Lap Mat with Lacet Stitch Background - PATTERN:
Four Set of Embroidery Transfers - PATTERN:
Crocheted Pillows of Silk and Wool a new Idea
by Mary S Tracy - PATTERN:
(4)Handsome Bags are Knitted of Silk and Beads
- Rare Old Jacobean Embroideries May be Reproduced-
- HOUSEKEEPING
- We're Just a Bit Proud of This Accomplishment
- Our Adopted Bride's Tested Christmas Dinner Menu
- The Bridegroom Receives His First Lesson in Carving
by Gudrun Carlson - Gay Papers for Shades and Gift Making
by Edna Selena Cave - Help for the Mother
by Florence Milner - Better Tools for the Biggest Job
by Anne Pierce - Divided Authority
by George E Pratt - Preserving and Increasing the Beauty of Your Furniture
by Emma Gary Wallace - Drinks(recipes):
Drip Coffee
Percolator Coffee
Boiled Coffee
Tea
Russian Tea
Cocoa
Witches Punch
Mulled Cider
Use of Malted Milk
Coffee Malted Milk
Chocolate Malted Milk
Egg Malted Milk(hot)
by Lily Haxworth Wallace - Menus Without Meat(recipes):
Fish Soup
Oriental Salad
Bubble and Squeak
Nut and Macaroni Savory - Christmas Dinner(recipes):
Oyster Cocktail
Chestnut Stuffing
Cheese Sticks
Frozen Maraschino Pudding - Reader(recipes):
Ham Loaf
Almond Steak
Tapioca Toast
Mary Martha Tea Room Salad
One Crust Mince Pie
Raisin Maple Blanc Mange
Gingerbread Nuggets - Helps for Housekeepers
- FASHIONS
- Priscilla Fashion Pages
- Priscilla Offers Helpful Shopping Service
directed by Stella M Bradford - Hat With the Exclusive Shop Air Made Wtih Priscilla Patterns
- Color as It Applies to the Individual, No. 1-
Article on Hat Making
by Jane Hedden Loewen
Volume 39, 1925: 12 Monthly Issues
YEAR IS PARTIALLY BLOCKED - ONLY QUARTER(S) WHERE I HAVE ISSUES ARE SHOWING
Volume 38, Issue #11: January 1925
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by Aunt Priscilla - CLASSIFIEDS
Volume 38, Issue #12: February 1925
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by Aunt Priscilla - CLASSIFIEDS
Volume 39, Issue #1: March 1925
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- Priscilla Juniors
by Aunt Priscilla - CLASSIFIEDS
Volume 39, Issue #2: April 1925
Page Count: 72
Cover Artist: Flora Adele Nash
Notes: My copy of this issue is missing several pages- 31/32*, 39/40*, 41/42*...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- Editor's Message-
What Is This Magazine Published For?
by Charles B Marble - The Editor's Page
- Shower of Painted Wooden Ware For the New Kitchen
by Maren Thoresen - CHINA PAINTING:
Dinner Set in Gold and White
by Jetta Ehlers - Reed Lamp for Your Boudoir
by Mrs Edwin Lang
- Editor's Message-
- NEEDLEWORK ARTICLES/PATTERNS
- Cutwork That Is Dainty and Easy to Do
by E Marion Stevens, Bertha G Jonah - Fascinating "Little Things" Designed in Paris for Priscilla(embroidery)
by Emma Thompson - The Making of Pockets
Mary T Clark - PATTERN:
Tartan Fabrics the Hand Weaer Can Easily Make-
Scottish Plaids for Your Loom
by Mary M Atwater - Dainty Bedrom Furnishings of Embroidered Voile
Bertha Cherhan - Charming White Luncheon Set for Summertime Tables(embroidery)
by Asta roma - Pretty Trims of Ribbon for Bridal Finery
by Florence I Dunn - Little Girl's Hat of Fabric or Straw, Lesson No. IV
by Jane Hedden Loewen - Cheery Embroidered Ginghams for Your Kitchen
by Bertha Gifford Jonah - Inexpensive Embroideries
by Helen Grant - PATTERN:
Colored Markings in Crochet for Bath Linens
by Elizabeth Marriott King - PATTERN:
(crochet)Linens That Give a Touch of Real Distinction
by Hannah L McPadden - PATTERN:
"Tatted Daisies make This Lovely Little Infant's Cap",
by Nell Enid May - PATTERN:
Girl's Slip-On Sports Jacket(knit)
by Pearl M Brumbach
- Cutwork That Is Dainty and Easy to Do
- HOUSEKEEPING
- Fundamentals of Home Management, Article No. 4
by Mary Hinman Abel - *Oil Stoves and Auxiliary Cooking Appliances
by * - Getting Color and Character Into the Bedroom
by Ross Crane - We Wash Blankets at the Priscilla Proving Plant
by Della T Lutes - Betty Has a Lesson in Deep Fat Frying
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - Progressive Homemaking
by The Field Editor - Common Sense Applied to Budget-Making
by CW Taber - Restoring the Diminished Jelly Supply
by Ruth Cooley Cowles - The Child Who Won't Mind
by George K Pratt - Skillful Seasonings Make the Dish
by Mrs Blanche Funk - Salads(recipes):
Pineapple Salad, Sandwich Style
Lima Beans in Tomato Aspic
California Banana Salad
Grapefruit and Apricot Salad
Molded Spinach with Asparagus Tips
Monday Salad
Gingerale Fruit Salad
by PPP - Luncheons, Suppers for Clubs, Parties(recipes):
Chicken Patee
Olive and Celery Sandwiches
Pea and Pimiento Salad
Egg and Lobster Salad
Moscow Cream
Perfection Fried Oysters
Ham Cones in Aspic
French Pastry
Gelatin Fruit Mixture
Sweet Potato Entree
Oriental Delight
by Mary Mason Wright - Whipped Cream Sandwiches(recipes):
Pistachio Filling
Prune Cream
Heaenly Filling
Chocolate Filling
Tutti Frutti Cream
Maple Date Cream Sandwiches
Sub Deb Cream
by Mary Knaggs Stone - Reader(recipes):
Avalon Cream
Mother's Spinach
Mexican Stew
Sardine and Vegetable Salad
Orange Cake - Helps for Housekeepers
- Fundamentals of Home Management, Article No. 4
- FASHIONS
- Priscilla Fashion Pages
- Priscilla Hat Patterns
- Make Hats for the Wee One as Well as Your Own
- Beautiful Gowns a Bride and Her Maids Can Make For Themselves
designed by Paulet - Frocks with Room to Grow in For Our Growing Girls
designed by Helen Perry Curtis
Volume 39, Issue #3: May 1925
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by Aunt Priscilla - CLASSIFIEDS
Volume 39, Issue #4: June 1925
Page Count: 56
Cover Artist: Haskall Coffin
Notes: My copy of this issue has large cutouts on pages 47/48* and 49/50*...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- Editor's Message-
Are You One of These?
by Charles B Marble - The Editor's Page
- POEM:
A "Crewel" Army
by Mollie G Smith - CHINA PAINTING:
Gifts of Sparkling Lustre
by Jetta Ehlers - The Scrap Bag
by Amy V Richards
- Editor's Message-
- NEEDLEWORK ARTICLES/PATTERNS
- Luncheon Cloth of Simple Elegance(Reticella Insertions)
by Columbia Di Persio - Bedspread and Matching Colors(embroidery)
Ethelyn J Guppy - Wild Rose Cutwork
E Marion Stevens - The Halsombroderi or Holestitch Work of Sweden
by Anna Petersson-Berg - LESSON:
Lesson in Fine Hemming
Mary T Clark - LESSON:
Costume Hat for Wear With Summer Frocks, No. VI
by Jane Hedden Loewen* - Embroidered bag for Crossword Fans
by Isabel Ingraham - (applique)Porch Pillows made in a Jiffy
by Grace Corbett Reed - *Spread in Mosaic Embroidery
by *Mrs RA Grossier - *Clipped Wool Cover for a Colonial Footstool
by *Annie C Maxwell - PATTERN:
Crochet Girl's Hat
Dainty Crochet Top for Silk Vest or Camisole
Filet Crochet Collar - PATTERN:
Filet Crochet Trims for Guest Towels, Tea Cloth
by Sue E Moss - PATTERN(knit):
Modish Sports Jumper,
Baby's Cap and Sweater
by Mary Ethel Goetz - PATTERN:
Woven Jute Bag Made on a "Loom" of Cardboard
by Angela Burns
- Luncheon Cloth of Simple Elegance(Reticella Insertions)
- HOUSEKEEPING
- Wedding Breakfast or Buffet
by PPP - Woman's Biggest Job:
Molding the Home's Finest Product, Article VI
by Mary S Haviland - Little Chat Concerning Electrical Labor Savers for the Table
by Joseph Anderson - Making the Radiator a Decorative Asset
by Ross Crane - The Selection of Foods
by Walter H Eddy - Out of the Berry Patch Into the Jam Pot
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - LESSON:
Chocolate Dipping and Chocolate Candies, No. IV
by Lily Haxworth Wallace - Cutting Down the Cost of Living
by The Field Editor - Strawberries(recipes):
Strawberry Cream Cake with Custard Filling
Strawberry Saucer Pies
Strawberry Muscovite
Strawberry Punch
Strawberry Shortcake
Strawberry Raggedy Ann
Strawberry Tapioca Pudding
Strawberry Canapes
Strawberry Cream Puffs
by Ruth Cooley Cowles - Readers(recipes):
Veal Croquettes
Peppered Eggs
Baked Peas
Crawford Salad
Rhubarb-Raisin Pie - Helps for Housekeepers
- Wedding Breakfast or Buffet
- FASHIONS
- Priscilla Fashion Pages
- Priscilla Offers Helpful Shopping Service
directed by Stella M Bradford - *Priscilla Hat Patterns
- Smart Ready-Made Suspender Dress The Season's Favorite
designed by Paulet - Gay Little Rompers for Dear Little Youngsters
by Helen Perry Curtis
Volume 39, Issue #5: July 1925
Page Count: 48
Cover Artist: MS Musselman
Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- Editor's Message-
The Maxim of a Minister's Wife
by Charles B Marble - The Editor's Page
- A Room for the Daughter of the House
by Ross Crane - The Scrap Bag
by Amy V Richards
- Editor's Message-
- NEEDLEWORK ARTICLES/PATTERNS
- Luncheon Cloth of Perennial Beauty(embroidery)
- Cutwork Snow Crystal Doilies for Beverage Sets, Sherbet Glasses
by E Marion Stevens - Blue and White "Willow Pattern" Linens(embroidery)
- Embroidered Linens
by Marie E Ivins - LESSON:
Variety of Card-Woven Ribbons and Their Uses
by Mary M Atwater - Charming New Monograms for Smaller Linens(embroidery)
- LESSON:
How to Choose Hats Which Bring Out Your Good Points, No. VII
by Jane Hedden Loewen - (embroidery)Designs from Oberammergau
- Popular Seascapes Done in Simple Applique
by Ethelyn J Guppy - PATTERN:
Filet Crochet Trims for Pillow Slips, Covers - PATTERN:
Towel Trims in Mosaic Crochet
by Mary McClair - PATTERN:
Smart Sleeveless Jumper(knit)
by Pearl M Brumbach - PATTERN(crochet):
"Snow Crystal" Edging to Trim Your Linen Doilies
by Alice E Beal
- HOUSEKEEPING
- LESSON:
Woman's Biggest Job, Article VII-
Youth, the Woman's Responsibility
by Alfred E Stearns - How to Eat Drink and Be Merry on Hot Summer Days
by Philip B Hawk - New Housekeeping Tools for Old Housekeeping Jobs
- Picnic and Camping Cooking
by Richard S Bond - Eggs Fried on Ice
by The Field Editor - Fruit and Berries(recipes):
Crimson Delight
Red Raspberry Charlottes
Blueberry Pie
Gooseberry Open Tart
Blueberry Cookies
Red Raspberry Fluff
Huckleberry Griddle Cakes
Blackberry Roly Poly
by Lily Haxworth Wallace - Tomato(recipes):
Salmon in Tomato Aspic
Coral Eggs on Toast
Roast Tomatoes with Cream Corn Filling
Tomato Pasty
Tomato-Beef Appetizer
Tomato and Cabbage Mulligan
Tomato-Pineapple Salad
Cheese Timbales with Tomato Sauce
Tomato Sauce
Tomato-Egg Salad
by Mary Mason Wright - Readers(recipes):
Flora Dora Pie
Pineapple Custard
Peanut Butter Cake
Peanut Mocha Icing
Sponge Cake
Vinegar Cake - Helps for Housekeepers
- LESSON:
- FASHIONS
- Priscilla Fashion Pages
- Priscilla Hat Patterns
- Posie-Pocket Porch Frock(crepe in two tones)
by Bertha Gifford Jonah
Volume 39, Issue #6: August 1925
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by Aunt Priscilla - CLASSIFIEDS
Volume 40, 1926: 12 Monthly Issues
Volume 39, Issue #11: January 1926
Page Count: 44
Cover Artist: Annie Benson Muller
Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- Editor's Message-
Happy New Year!
by Charles B Marble - The Editor's Page
- Fairy Light from Cut Paper Shades
by Ruth Page - CHINA PAINTING:
Charming Decoration for Colorful China
by Maren Thoresen - The Scrap Bag
by Amy V Richards
- Editor's Message-
- NEEDLEWORK ARTICLES/PATTERNS
- (12)Fine Venetian Cutwork Squares
by Margaret J Evans - LESSON:
Making Cutwork Borders
by Alma B Cole - Crayon Craft Wall Hanging(ship at sea)
by Paul E Goodridge - Applique Wall hanging(ship at sea)
by Marie E Ivins - Stately Peacocks Chair Set, Pillow, Piano Scarf(embroidery)
by E Marion Stevens - Season's Vogue for Embroidery
designed by Paul E Goodridge - PATTERN:
Filet Theme With Variations(crochet scarf)
mary McClair - PATTERN:
Cashmere Trimmed with Wool Crochet
by Kate Mann Franklin - PATTERN:
Crocheted Sport Hats
Pearl M Brumbach
- (12)Fine Venetian Cutwork Squares
- HOUSEKEEPING
- The Priscilla Proving Plant
- How Do We Know What To Eat
by Walter H Eddy - Household Accessories in Good Taste
by John Morrison Curtis - Points on Buying Ham
by Gudrun Carlson - In Quest of the Hooked Rug
by Helen Mowatt - My Own Four Walls
architects are RC Hunter & Bro., NY - Keep Open House on New Year's Day
- Tools for the Job
by Gladys Beckett Jones - Menus for Two Weeks in Januray
by Lily Haxworth Wallace - Guest meals(recipes):
Rainbow Dessert
Marshmallow Jelly Roll
Sandwiches Montague
Russian Chocolate
Supreme Fruit Salad
Golden Dressing
by Laura A Kirkman - Fried Fruits(recipes):
Fig Shortcake
Orange Sauce
Date Charlotte
Raisin Torte
Cocoanut Macaroons
Stuffed Prunes
by Lily Haxworth Wallace - Readers(recipes):
Quick Sponge Drops
Clam Patties
Beef Loaf
Beet Salad
Pineapple Cake
Filling - Helps for Housekeepers
- FASHIONS
- Priscilla Fashion Pages
- Priscilla Hat Patterns
Volume 39, Issue #12: February 1926
Page Count: 72
Cover Artist: J(?) Knowles Hare
Notes: My copy of this issue is missing pages 39/40*...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- The Editor's Page
- CHINA PAINTING:
Birthday Sets for Kiddies
by Jetta Ehlers - The Scrap Bag
by Amy V Richards - POEM:
The Breakfast Nook
by Gail Hoffman
- NEEDLEWORK ARTICLES/PATTERNS
- Embroidered Net Table Scarf
- Distinctive Touch of Cutwork
by Emma L Boardman - LESSON:
New Ways to Use Lacy Macrame
by Ethel L Hubert - Popular Punched Work
by by E Marion Stevens - Wooly Trims for Wee Frocks(embroidery)
by Helen Perry Curtis, Elizabeth Marriott King - Magic Alphabets Make All Monograms(embroidery)
by Paul E Goodridge - Adventuring with Your Needle
Anne C Parker - LESSON:
Three Harness Pattern Weaving
by Nouvart Tashjian - (embroidery)For the Little People
by Ethelyn J Guppy - PATTERN:
Graceful Swallows in Filet Crochet
by Amelia Richard - PATTERN:
Chinese Cross-stitch
Mabel Huggins - PATTERN:
Choice Designs for Church Embroidery
by Bertha Gifford Jonah - PATTERN:
We Embroider a Knitted Blouse
by Pearl M Brumbach
- HOUSEKEEPING
- Getting the Finicky Undernourished Child to Eat
by Lulu Hunt Peters, MD - Walls and Wall Finishes
by PPP - If You Are Purchasing a New Stove
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - Good and Bad Furniture Arrangements
by John Morrison Curtis - Are Your Work Centers Efficient?
by Gladys Beckett Jones - How One Woman Solved her Garden Problem
by Mary Lincoln Orr - Menus for February
by Lily Haxworth Wallace - Parchment Shades That Look Like Metal
by Paul E Goodridge - *February Cooking Lesson
by *Lily Haxworth Wallace - Diet for the Prospective and Nursing Mother
by Mary E Bayley - Making the Most of a Small House
by Robert T Jones - Grapefruit, Oranges(recipes):
Canned Oranges or Grapefruit
Orange Pie
Grapefruit Maraschino Sponge
Cart Wheel Salad
Grapefruit and Crab Salad
Orange Tapioca Sherbet
Grapefruit a la Mode
Orange Prune Salad
by PPP - Tea Muffins(recipes):
Rye Gems
Cinnamon Gems
Southern Corn Cakes
Raisin and Walnut Muffins - Chocolate Favorites(recipes):
Chocolate Cream Pie
Chocolate Bread Pudding
Sour Cream Fudge Cake
Chocolate Sauce - *Favorite(recipes):
- Helps for Housekeepers
- Getting the Finicky Undernourished Child to Eat
- FASHIONS
- Priscilla Fashion Pages
- Priscilla Hat Patterns
- Cheery Hollyhock House Frock
by Isabelle Ingraham - La Cadette A Smartly Youthful "Pin-Me-Up"
by Mary Miller
Volume 40, Issue #1: March 1926
Page Count: 76
Cover Artist: Charles Allan Winter
Notes: The editor chose to add stories back to the mix - evidently with enthusiastic endorsement from his readership...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FICTION
- STORY:
Lefty Wright's Arabian Night
by Stanley R Osborn - STORY:
No Obligation to Buy
by Brooke Hanlon - POEM:
Chores
by Mary Caroline Davies
- STORY:
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- The Editor's Page
- CHINA PAINTING:
Decorating a Lamp Base in the Bright Enamels
by Jetta Ehlers - The Scrap Bag
by Amy V Richards
- NEEDLEWORK ARTICLES/PATTERNS
- Patchowork's the Thing For Coverlets(11 blocks)
- Outline Stitch Variations
by Christine Terry - Net Curtains Darned with Colored Wool
by Gertrude Triggs - Paris Sponsors Laces of Crocheted Braid
by Flora Fiechter Deuschle - Maple Leaf Cutwork
- LESSON:
Neck Finishings for Your Frock
by Mary T Clark - Fine Old Chinese Design in Fascinating Stitchery
- PATTERN:
Fascinating Simplified Smocking
by Helen Perry Curtis - PATTERN:
Slip-over Sweater, Polo Cap(knit)
by Elsa Barsaloux - PATTERN:
Shopping Bag You Can make from a Mop Cloth
by Blanche E Hyde
- HOUSEKEEPING
- Simple, Yet Charming Bungalow
by Robert L Stevenson, Boston - Food Value of the Banana
by Walter H Eddy - Menus from Canned Foods
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - Mackerel, Halibut, Haddock and Cod
- Glass Paintings and Crayon Pictures
by Paul E Goodridge - Technique in Housekeeping
by Della Thompson Lutes - Home- Its Finishings and Furnishings
by Agnes Foster Wright - Solving the Problem of the Kitchen Floor
by Gladys Beckett Jones - The Electric Refrigerator
by Staff - St Patrick's Day in the Morning
by Della Thompson Lutes - Sanitary Disposal of Garbage
by Cecily I Lutes - Colorful Kitchens
by John Morrison Curtis - Menus For March
by Lily Haxworth Wallace - March Cooking Lesson
by Lily Haxworth Wallace - Care of the Prospective Mother and Unborn Child
by Mary E Bayles - Lenten Dishes(recipes):
Fish Balls
Stuffed Potato Supreme
Cheese Fondue
Swedish Timbales
Creamed Tuna Fish Timbales
Salmon Souffle
Scotch Woodcock
Baked Clams
Shrimp Omelet
by Gertrude W Molloy - Favorite(recipes):
Cream Doughnuts
Frankfurter Rolls
Bacon and Tomato Stew
Mock Chicken Salad
Hot Kraut - Helps for Housekeepers
- Simple, Yet Charming Bungalow
- FASHIONS
- Priscilla Fashion Pages
Volume 40, Issue #2: April 1926
Page Count: 76
Cover Artist: Nell Holt
Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FICTION
- STORY:
The Reluctant Galatea
by Genevieve Neergaard - STORY:
Lefty Wright's Arabian Night, part II
by Stanley R Osborn - POEM:
The Hope Chest
by mary Carolyn Davies
- STORY:
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- The Editor's Page
- CHINA PAINTING:
For Birthdays and Such
by Jetta Ehlers - The Scrap Bag
by Amy V Richards
- NEEDLEWORK ARTICLES/PATTERNS
- Plant a Pansy Plot(applique,cutwork)
by E Marion Stevens - Versatile Linens for Dining Room Uses(embroidery)
by Edith Allen Hall - (cutwork)Gift Linens for Spring Brides
by Shaw and Loring - Simple Stitchery Smartens Small Frocks
designed by Elizabeth Marriot King - Comfy Cut Clothes for Sonny
by Frances V Tuttle - Dried Lavender(sachet)
by Nina St Clair Campbell - LESSON:
Facings for Smart Frocks
by Mary T Clark - Beginners in Basketry Can Make This Serving Basket for Fruit or Cake
by Olive C Hough - LESSON:
Little Tapestries on Home-Made Looms
Ethelyn J Guppy - PATTERN:
Crochet Borders, Dainty Linens
Mary S Tracy - PATTERN:
Crochet Edging
by Alice E Beal - PATTERN:
(4)Knitted Laces make Nice Towel Trims
Betty Seligman
- Plant a Pansy Plot(applique,cutwork)
- HOUSEKEEPING
- Let Us Build Strongly and Well
by Robert L Stevenson - Polishing Metals
by Edna Sparkman - Back Yard Gardening
by John Morrison Curtis - Some Problems of the Overweight Child
by Lulu Hunt Peters - The Motherhood Circle-
Why Is My Baby Nervous?
by Mary S Haviland - Floors and the Care Given Them
- Family Laundry Done at Home
by Gladys Beckett Jones - Decorations for the Easter Table
- Many People Nowadays Like Marmalade Instead
New Pineapple Conserve(recipe)
Spiced Peach Jam(recipe)
Tomato Ginger Jelly(recipe)
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - Menus for April
by Lily Haxworth Wallace - What Men Like Best to Eat
by George Mansfield - Banish Pests From Your Home
by Mary Hamilton Talbott - Maternal Nursing
by Mary E Bayley - April Cooking Lesson
Indian Sauce(recipe)
Hawaiian Chicken(recipe) - Decorating with Decalcomanias
by Sybille Mayer - Paint Your Table Things
by Paul E Goodridge - Favorite(recipes):
Quick Coffee Cake
Mince Meat Bran Muffins
Oriental Delight Salad
Grapefruit Raisin Pie
Apple-Date Tapioca - Helps for Housekeepers
- Let Us Build Strongly and Well
- FASHIONS
- Priscilla Fashion Pages
- Priscilla Hat Patterns
- Models for Spring Fabrics
selected by Christine Ferry
Volume 40, Issue #3: May 1926
Page Count: 64
Cover Artist: Chris. A. MacLellan
Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FICTION
- STORY:
Stuff O' Dreams
by Lilian Bennet-Thompson, George Hubbard - STORY:
Lefty Wright's Arabian Night, part III
by Stanley R Osborn - POEM:
Foolish Question!
by Nancy Byrd Turner
- STORY:
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- The Editor's Page
- CHINA PAINTING:
Silver on Glass is Charming
by Jetta Ehlers - The Scrap Bag
by Amy V Richards
- NEEDLEWORK ARTICLES/PATTERNS
- A New Decorative Art, Perfectly Simple, Wonderfully Lovely-
Paint Embroidery - Cutwork in Apple Blossom Time
by Emma L Boardman - Pretty Beaded Curtain Pull
by Helen Crawford - PATTERN:
Mile-a-Minute Crochet Edgings
by Alice E Beal
- A New Decorative Art, Perfectly Simple, Wonderfully Lovely-
- HOUSEKEEPING
- Window Treatments that are Different
by John Morrison Curtis - Priscilla Runs Her Own Ironing Machine
by Gladys Beckett Jones - The New Waterless Cookery
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - Important Points on Cooking Vegetables
by PPP - A Distinctive English Cottage
- Are Canned Foods Green Vegetables?
by Walter H Eddy - The Sunday Night Supper
by Fannie Ferber Fox - The Motherhood Circle-
Is Obedience Old-Fashioned?
by Mary S Haviland - Menus for May
by Lily Haxworth Wallace - Ways of Removing Spots
by Alice O Bayley - May cooking Lesson(recipes):
Savory Pudding
Grapenut Cream
Baked Hominy and Nut Croquettes
by Lily Haxworth Wallace - Sunday Night Supper(recipes):
Chicken King
Blitz Meringue
Fruit Salid Aspic
Spaghetti with Chicken Livers
by Fannie Furber Fox - Favorite(recipes):
Tea Cakes
Baked Halibut
Corn and Tomato Relish
Peas a la Francaise - Helps for Housekeepers
- Window Treatments that are Different
- FASHIONS
- Priscilla Fashion Pages
- Quaint Old French Jupons Inspire Our Newest Accessories
by Marie E Ivins - Priscilla Hat Patterns
- Two-seam Frocks of Flower Tinted Voiles
by Meta Lammers - Colorful Porch Frocks
by Paul E Goodridge
Volume 40, Issue #4: June 1926
Page Count: 60
Cover Artist: M Musselman
Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FICTION
- STORY:
The Whole Cheese
by H Thompson Rich - STORY:
Stuff O' Dreams, part II
by Lilian Bennet-Thompson, George Hubbard - POEM:
Queen Anne's Lace
by Ida M Thomas
- STORY:
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- The Editor's Page
- The Scrap Bag
by Amy V Richards
- NEEDLEWORK ARTICLES/PATTERNS
- Net is the Latest for Table Dress
by Bertha G Jonah - Fascinating Stencils for the Home Decorator
by Paul E Goodridge - Burlap and Raffia Smart for the Porch
by Emma L Boardman - LESSON:
Fagoting Marks the Line of Fashion
by Mary T Clark - Six Reasons for Making Your Own(dresses)
by Christine Ferry - She Plans Her Kitchen Ensemble(embroidery)
by Bertha V Cherhan - Shower of (cutwork) Roses for a June Bride
by E Marion Stevens - The Newest of Old Fashions(piecework)
by Marie E Ivins - Underlay the Newest Trim for Frocks
by Helen Perry Curtis - PATTERN:
Rose Filet Crochet for June Brides*
by Mary McClair
- Net is the Latest for Table Dress
- HOUSEKEEPING
- What the Housewife Says About the Time Budget
by Gladys Beckett Jones - Wedding Tables and Menus
- Pies 'n Cakes 'n Candies for Children?
by Lulu Hunt Peters, MD - Outdoor Living Rooms
by John Morrison Curtis - The Motherhood Circle-
Will Power and Won't Power
by Mary S Haviland - Cashing In on the Home Garden
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - Interesting Accessories in Equipment
- Menus for June
by Lily Haxworth Wallace - June Cooking Lesson
by Lily Haxworth Wallace - Priscilla Housekeeping Service Books
- Strawberry Season(recipes):
Shortcake
Jam
Strawberries en Cantaloupe
Strawberry Surprise
Ice Cream
Jelly Tarts - Readers(recipes):
Tongues en Casserole
Danish Fish Salad
Shrimp Fritters
Rhubarb Shortcake
Ginger Ale Jelly
Prune Cake - Helps for Housekeepers
- What the Housewife Says About the Time Budget
- FASHIONS
- Priscilla Fashion Pages
- Priscilla Hat Patterns
- Wash Hats for Little Folk
by Paul E Goodridge
Volume 40, Issue #5: July 1926
Page Count: 52
Cover Artist: Arthur L Moscon
Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FICTION
- STORY:
Fool's Fire
by Margaret Belle Houston - STORY:
Drusilla Learns to Be a Wow
by Helen Redington
- STORY:
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- The Editor's Page
- The Scrap Bag
by Amy V Richards
- NEEDLEWORK ARTICLES/PATTERNS
- Small Tapestries for Upholstery
- Variations in Chain Stitch
designs by E Marion Stevens - Reed Tray for Summer Service
by Alice E Guffin - Bassinet Cover of Tarlatan(applique)
by Emma L Boardman - Cutwork Butterflies for Vacation Needlework
by Emma L Boardman - Exquisitely Smart New Neckwear
by Shaw and Loring - PATTERN:
(filet crochet)Lace Butterflies- Lovely in Coral Pink
by Isabel Ingraham - PATTERN:
(2)Lacy Crochet Trims for your Luncheon Linens
by M Pintner
- HOUSEKEEPING
- Summery Bedrooms
by John Morrison Curtis - Homemade Jellies and Jams
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - Menus for Meandering Motorists
by May E Southworth - Vacation for the Homemaker
by Gladys Beckett Jones - Little Tables Have a Place
- The Motherhood Circle-
Observant Neglect
by Mary S Haviland - A Quart of Milk a Day - Why?
by Walter H Eddy - Menus for July
by Lily Haxworth Wallace - July Cooking Lesson
by Lily Haxworth Wallace - Summer Refreshments(recipes):
Macaroni Croquettes
Watermelon Cup
by Mary Rogers De Motte - Favorite(recipes):
Green Bean Salad
Banana and Cocoanut Salad
Brussels Sprouts Salad
Tomatoes a la Mode
Canfield Salad
Green Corn Salad
Lowry Dressing - Helps for Housekeepers
- Summery Bedrooms
- FASHIONS
- Priscilla Fashion Pages
- Priscilla Hat Patterns
Volume 40, Issue #6: August 1926
Page Count:
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- PRISCILLA SPEAKS FOR HERSELF:
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- CROCHET(patterns):
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- Priscilla Juniors
by Aunt Priscilla - CLASSIFIEDS
Volume 40, Issue #7: September 1926
Page Count: 68
Cover Artist:
Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FICTION
- STORY:
The Portrait
by Leslie Gordon Barnard - STORY:
Cape Jasmines
by Eleanor Early Mitchell - POEM:
September
by Mary Caroline Davies
- STORY:
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- The Editor's Page
- A Craftsman Uses Decalcomanias
by Paul E Goodridge - The Scrap Bag
by Amy V Richards
- NEEDLEWORK ARTICLES/PATTERNS
- Cutwork Dinner Clothes for the New Oblong Tables
by E Marion Stevens - Old Timey Blue and White (embroidery)Designs
by Beatrice Ruyl - A Sociable Needlecraft is Quilting
by Anna M Laise Phillips - (embroidered)Novelties for Fall Bazaars
- Early Helps for Santa Claus-
Embroideryed Crib Set, Bibs
Pancake Toys - For a Mother Goose Bedspread(applique,embroidery)
by Ethelyn J Guppy - For the Committe on Kerchiefs(6 embroidered)
designed by Sonja Danfeldt - Fine Linens for the Hostess(embroidery)
by Emma L Boardman - Towels on the Holiday List(embroidered)
by Emma L Boardman - PATTERN:
Woolies for Babies(knit)
by Emma L Boardman - PATTERN:
Filet Designs for the Living Room(crochet)
by Mary McClair - PATTERN(tatting):
"Twisted Tatting Edges",
by Flora Fiechter Deuschle
- Cutwork Dinner Clothes for the New Oblong Tables
- HOUSEKEEPING
- Combined Living and Dining Rooms
by John Morrison Curtis - Making the Most Out of the Sunday Chicken
by Anna Barrows - The Motherhood Circle-
Helpful Babies and Helpless Children
by Mary S Haviland - Born on Cape Cod - At Home Anywhere
by Robert L Stevenson - An Old Fashioned Company Dinner
- Standardizing the Home Kitchen
by Gladys Beckett Jones - Some Facts About Oil Burners
by Leonard Etherington - Notes on Deep Fat Frying
- September Cooking Lesson
by Lily Haxworth Wallace - Menus for September
by Lily Haxworth Wallace - Fruit(recipes):
Pears Baked in Maple Syrup
Cranberry Marmalade
Peaches with Cocoanut Tapioca
Grape Mousse
Pickled Peaches
Quince Sponge - Fancy Yeast Breads(recipes):
Tea Cakes
Brown Sugar Nut Buns
Braided Tea Ring
Fruit Kuchen
by Margaret E Weimer - Beverage Foundations from Fruit Juices(recipes):
Fruit Shrub or Vinegar
Grape Juice
Spiced Blackberry Syrup
Strawberry Syrup
Raspberry and Currant Syrup
Cherry Syrup
Plain Currant Syrup
Pineapple Syrup
by Lily Haxworth Wallace - Variety of Pickles(recipes):
Mustard Seed Pickles
Chopped Sweet Pickles
Grace's Watermelon Pickles
Cucumber and Pimiento Pickles
Pepper Hash
Crisp Pickled Cucumbers - Favorite(recipes):
Egg Plant en Casserole
Carrots, Incognito
Canary Salad
Deviled Cabbage Scallop
Green Peppers, Italian Style
Spanish Cucumbers - Helps for Housekeepers
- Combined Living and Dining Rooms
- FASHIONS
- Priscilla Fashion Pages
- Straight Lines Says Paris
by Christine Ferry
Volume 40, Issue #8: October 1926
Page Count: 80
Cover Artist: Chas. A MacLellan
Notes: My copy of this issue is missing pages 21/22*...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FICTION
- STORY:
Blondy
by Audrey MacMahon - STORY:
Adventure Second Hand
by Hal White
- STORY:
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- The Editor's Page
- A Small House That Looks Big
by JD Leland and Company - Painted Wood Another Craft
by Paul E Goodridge - Decorating with Textile Paints
by Grace Corbett Reed - CHINA PAINTING:
Hand-Painted Waffle Set
by Jetta Ehlers - And Now Comes Pottery Craft
by Paul E Goodridge - The Scrap Bag
by Amy V Richards
- NEEDLEWORK ARTICLES/PATTERNS
- From a Little Lady's Quilt Book(piecework)
by Cordelia J Stanwood - Monotone Applique Selected in Paris
by The Needlework Editor - "Hankies" and Such for Christmas(embroidered)
by Emma L Boardman - Making Ready for Christmas(embroidery)
by Marie E Ivins - Making a (cloth)Christmas Dolly
by Isabel F Ingraham - Eiderdown Comforts for Little Tots
by Helen Perry Curtis - This Wall Basket Easy to Make(reed)
by Mrs Edwin Lang - PATTERN:
Reticella Done with the Crochet Hook
by Flora F Deuschle - PATTERN:
Chair Back in Giant Filet(crochet,cupids with fruit bowl)
by Flora Powell
- From a Little Lady's Quilt Book(piecework)
- HOUSEKEEPING
- Betty's Budget
- The Proving Plant Plans for Hallowe'en
- The Attic Room
by John Morrison Curtis - The Motherhood Circle-
A Word to Parents
by Mary S Haviland - Fresh Paint!
by Olga Clark - New Conveniences Recently Approved
- The Furnishing Problem
by Gladys Beckett Jones - Menus for October
by Lily Haxworth Wallace - From My Notebook
by Florence Taft Eaton - October Cooking Lesson-
Soft Clam Pie(recipe)
by Lily Haxworth Wallace - My Tiny Garden
by Caroline M Gundlach - Doughnuts(recipes):
Sour Milk Doughnuts
Squash Doughnuts
Potato Doughnuts
Raised Doughnuts
Crullers
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - Out of the Cranberry Crate(recipes):
Cranberry Dumplings
Cranberry Pie
Cranberry Salad
Cranberry Ice Cream
Cranberry Whip
Sweet Pickled Cranberries
Scalloped Cranberries
Marshmallow Cranberry Pie
by Mary Hamilton Talbot - Favorite(recipes):
Fried Apple Canapee
Celery, Almond and Olive Sandwiches
Savory Cheese Sandwich Filling
Raisin-Pineapple Sandwich
Concord Sandwich Filling
Dream Sandwiches
Relish Sandwich Filling
Cheese-Mint Sandwiches
Florida Sandwiches - Helps for Housekeepers
- FASHIONS
- Priscilla Fashion Pages
- Fall Models Easy to Make
selected by Christine Ferry - Stenciled Frock of Black Georgette
by Elizabeth Gavin - A Negligee for Fall Brides
by Marie E Ivins
Volume 40, Issue #9: November 1926
Page Count: 72
Cover Artist: Bradshaw Crandel
Notes: My copy of this issue is missing pages 49/50*, 53/54*; There was a moving notice on page 10, warning subscribers that the December issue might be a little late...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FICTION
- STORY:
The Soul of a Guitar
by Horace Annesley Vachell - STORY:
The Sign
by Charles Guernon - POEM:
November Thank-You's
by Mary Carolyn Davies
- STORY:
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- The Editor's Page
- Is Ice Cream Good for Children?
by Walter H Eddy - Know Your Woods
by Gladys Beckett Jones - A Peasant Kitchen Done in Stencil
by John Morrison Curtis - The Motherhood Circle-
A Word About Clothes
by Mary S Haviland - The Scrap Bag
by Amy V Richards
- NEEDLEWORK ARTICLES/PATTERNS
- Wall Hanging Done in Crewels(embroidery)
by Mildred Mowll - Selected in Parisian Shops
by Needlework Editor - Christmas With the Dolls()
by Mother Lark - Stuffed Toys
by Georgia M Hanley - Hot Iron Patterns for Thrifty Givers
- Made for the Royal English Babies
selected by the Needlework Editor - The Ever Popular White Embroidery
by Ethelyn J Guppy - PATTERN:
Adaptable Gros Filet Crochet
by Hannah L McPadden - Aprons for Gifts and Bazaars
designs by Mrs Frank C Pfister - Bags of Gobelin Tapestry
by Isabel F Ingraham - *Give Roses and Forget-me-Nots
by * - *New Reed Baskets for the Holidays
by * - Yuletide Handkerchiefs
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- Wall Hanging Done in Crewels(embroidery)
- HOUSEKEEPING
- The Manufacturer Is the Housekeeper's Best Friend
by Della Thompson Lutes - November Menus
by Lily Axtell Chalmers - Diet for the Pre-school Child
by Mary E Bayley - November Cooking Lesson
by Lily Haxworth Wallace - Good Pastry by Various Methods
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - Cakes for the Holidays(recipes):
Orange Fruit Cake
Holiday Fruit Cake
Boiled Fruit Cake
by PPP - Stews Par Excellence(recipes):
Lamb Stew
Dumplings
Harry's Favorite Stew
Mrs Richardson's Beef Stew
Country Johnny Cake
Parsnip Stew
Vegetable Stew
by Florence Taft Eaton - When From East and West(recipes):
Cream of Chestnut Soup
Apple Sauce Sherbet
Cranberry Salad
Marshmallow Dressing
Pumpkin Pie - Meatless Luncheon Dishes(recipes):
Eggs Baked in Ramekins
Shrimps a la Creole in Rice Cups
Baked Fish Entree - Favorite(recipes):
Corn and Cheese Souffle
Parsnip Salad
Caramel Fried Apples
Shrimp Pie
Mocha Muffins
Baked Salmon with Cheese - Helps for Housekeepers
- The Manufacturer Is the Housekeeper's Best Friend
- CLOTHES
- Priscilla Fashion Pages
- Semi-Made Adapted from a Paris Model
- Gift Smocks Girls Can Embroider
by Helen Perry Curtis
- CRAFTWORK
- Homecrafts for the Holidays
by Paul E Goodridge - New Reed Baskets for the Holidays
- Painted Celuloid Gift Novelties
by Paul E Goodridge
- Homecrafts for the Holidays
Volume 40, Issue #10: December 1926
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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- Priscilla Juniors
by Aunt Priscilla - CLASSIFIEDS
Volume 41, 1927: 12 Monthly Issues
Volume 40, Issue #11: January 1927
Page Count: 48
Cover Artist: Edward Volkman
Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FICTION
- STORY:
The Jinx Springs a Joke
by Theodora DeBois - STORY:
The Soul of a Guitar, part III
by Horace Annesley Vachell - POEM:
Here's a New Year
by Mary Carolyn Davies
- STORY:
- NEEDLEWORK
- PATTERN:
Filet for Tea Cloths and Napkins
by Elsie Galloway - Fine Traditions Lie in Fine Linens(cutwork tablecloth)
- PATTERN:
Wee Knitted Suit for a Very Young Man - Embroideries Selected in Italy(cushions)
- Smart Fashion in fine Feathers
by Peggy Engleman - Make Your Own Tapestry Bags
- The Hollywood Follies-
Yarn dolls
by Ethelyn J Guppy - Redecorate Your Bedroom-
Applique Bedspread
designs by Mrs JC Kinnett
- PATTERN:
- CLOTHES
- Velvet Stenciled in Bronze
by Paul E Goodridge - New Wool Crepe Semi-made
- Daytime Dresses of Distinction
- Tunic Frock from a Paris Shop
- Gay Pockets to Smarten Your Frocks
- Velvet Stenciled in Bronze
- HOUSEKEEPING
- Baked Steak Dinner for Company
by Fannie Ferber Fox - How the Proving Plant Makes menus
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - How to Care for Your Piano
by Gladys Beckett Jones - Toss and Serve-
Delectable Ways of Dressing Salads
by Roberta Allen - Grandmother's Commonplace Furnishings
by Elizabeth Macy Kauffman - Steak Dinner(recipes):
Cheese Pastries
Baked Steak
Ball Potatoes and Green Beans
Poppy-seed Rolls
Mixed Compote
Meringue with Maple Mousse
by Fannie Ferber Fox - Favorite(recipes):
Baked Halibut
Macaroni Custard
Caramel Raisin Pineapple
Apple Sponge Pudding
Pea Soup Surprise - Helps for Housekeepers
- Baked Steak Dinner for Company
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- Old Things From the Pantry Shelf
From the Editor's Collection of Fine Old Glass - What is the Priscilla Proving Plant Seal
by Della Thompson Lutes - The Motherhood Circle-
Q&A
by Mary S Haviland - The Scrap Bag
by Amy V Richards
- Old Things From the Pantry Shelf
Volume 40, Issue #12: February 1927
Page Count: 72
Cover Artist: Arthur L Moscon
Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FICTION
- STORY:
Mrs Slattery Beats the Devil
by Leslie Gordon Barnard - STORY:
Golden Red
by Kathryn Wilcox Howarth - POEM:
A Valentine to a House
by Mary Carolyn Davies
- STORY:
- NEEDLEWORK
- PATTERN:
Golf Balls for Practice Use(crochet)
by Mrs JC Hollis - (2)Carolina Coverlets Knotted and Tufted
by Mrs PJ Watkins - Winter Sports for Needleworkers(embroidery)
- Laces Decorated in the Italian Manner
designs by Elizabeth Marriott King - Choosing the Right Cover for the Right Place(embroidery)
designs by Ethelyn J Guppy - Smart Felt Novelties
by Isabel Ingraham - Nursery Garden on Play Pen Pads
by Helen Page Wodell - A Creeper Apron
- PATTERN:
Simply a Matter of Double Crochet(appliques on open filet runner)
by Flora Fiechter Deuschle - PATTERN:
Variations of a Favorite Old Popcorn Pattern(knit)
Coverlet Block, Corner and Edging
- PATTERN:
- CLOTHES
- Seven Versions of the Slip-on
by Needlework Editor - Put Wee Wool Posies on their Clothesies(embroidery)
models selected by Helen Perry Curtis - Every Woman Needs This Sort of Frock
- Slender Lines Depend Upon Well-Fitting Underwear
by Emma L Boardman - Playtime Prints and a Party Dress
- Seven Versions of the Slip-on
- CRAFTWORK
- new Paintcraft Wall Hanging
by Paul E Goodridge - Painting Lovely Scrafs the Easy Way
by Ethelyn J Guppy - They Were Stenciled With Lace
by Elizabeth Gavin
- new Paintcraft Wall Hanging
- HOUSEKEEPING
- The Bride's First Home
- The Proving Plant Fries Potatoes
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - Salad a Day is the Proving Plant Way
- Valentine Dinner and Supper
by Fannie Ferber Fox - Modern Ovens Have Automatic Control
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - A Few Salmon Recipes
by Elizabeth Shaffer - Fried Potatoes(recipes):
Julienne Potatoes
Potato Chips
French Fried Potatoes - Salad a Day...(recipes):
Vegetable Salad in Tomato Rings
Pineapple and Raisin Salad
Painted Pear Salad
Stuffed Peach Salad
Dressing
Winter Vegetable Salad
Crabmeat and Crapefruit Salad
Curried Banana Salad - Valentine Dinner...(recipes):
Spinach Balls
Melba Toast Hearts
Chicken with Spaghetti
Peaches Filled with Red Apple Balls
Stuffed Celery
French Heart Appetizers
Sweet Potato Valentines
Cauliflower and Red Cabbage
Cherry Torte - Salmon(recipes):
Salmon Souffle
Salmon Loaf
Salmon-Stuffed Peppers
Salmon Salad
Salmon Croquette
Steamed Salmon Loaf - Party Cakes(recipes):
Colonial Rocks
Golden Glows
Washington Birday Cake
Valentine Cookie Hearts
by Crisco - Readers(recipes):
Popovers
Cocoanut Cake
Doughnuts - Helps for Housekeepers
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- Home-Made Features for the Small Garden
by Mary C Howard - Textile Test at the Priscilla Proving Ground
- Feeding the Multitude(community menus for 100)
by Lily Haxworth Wallace - Window Gardening in the Far North
by Helen Gertrude Gaskill - The Motherhood Circle-
Baby's First Wardrobe
by Mary S Haviland - The Scrap Bag
by Amy V Richards
- Home-Made Features for the Small Garden
Volume 41, Issue #1: March 1927
Page Count: 76
Cover Artist: J Knowles Hare
Notes: The Campbell's soup ad featured Oxtail soup...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FICTION
- STORY:
The Smallest House in Heaven
by Mary Carolyn Davies - STORY:
The Way of Release
by Irene Merrill Mason - POEM:
March at Our House
by Mary Carolyn Davies
- STORY:
- NEEDLEWORK
- PATTERN:
Crochet for the Dining Room
by Hannah L McPadden - PATTERN:
Making Rag Rugs Yet Another Way
by Cordelia J Stanwood - Dainty and New and Easy to Do(embroidery)
by Ethelyn J Guppy - Blue and White Linens
- With Needle in Hand(embroidery,cutwork)
- Gifts for Babies Birthday(embroidery)
- Cretonne Applique from Paris
- Petit Point Bag
- Ye Olde-Tyme Quilted Crib Cover
by Anna m Laise Phillips - PATTERN:
Jute Porch Mat
by Margareita Du B Boning - The Kitten Twins
by Elsie D Landfear - Church Embroidery
by Bertha Gifford Jonah
- PATTERN:
- CLOTHES
- Clothing the Family on a Limited Income
- Simple Ways to Smarten Small Frocks
by Helen Perry Curtis - Dress Better, Spend Less, the Semi-Made Way
- Smart New Accessories
by Isabel Ingraham - Dainty Touches for Tailored Frocks
by E Marion Stevens - Semi-Made Dress of Crepe Georgette
- CRAFTWORK
- Homecraft
by Paul E Goodridge - Upholsteries Woven by Hand
by Mary M Atwater - Making a Lacework Tray(basket weaving)
by Alice E Guffin - CHINA PAINTING:
Gold and White Service Plates
by Jetta Ehlers
- Homecraft
- HOUSEKEEPING
- What is the Priscilla Proving Plant Seal
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - Cheese Dishes for Dinner
by Marye Dahnke - Green Luncheon for St Patrick's Day
by Fannie Ferber Fox - Kitchens
by Julia D Connor - Introducing Billy and the Priscilla Nursery
- Teacher's Pets
- What Kind of a Food is Gelatine
by Walter H Eddy, PhD - Library at the Proving Plant
- Walls and Draperies in the Bride's Home
- how to Make Good Coffee
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - The Laundry Project
by Irene h Burnham - Priscilla Service Books
- Cheese Dishes(recipes):
Macaroni Cheese Timbales
Cheese and Tomatoes in Casserole
Asparagus and Cheese
Corn Fondue
Salmon Loaf
Pea Souffle - St Patrick's(recipes):
Pistachio Ice Cream
Spinach Ring
Cucumber Mold
Cake Cubes - Favorites(recipes):
Fish Laksa
16th Street Stew
Velvet Chocolate Frosting
Mock Angel Food
Mincemeat Cake
Condensed Milk Salad Dressing - Helps for Housekeepers
- What is the Priscilla Proving Plant Seal
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- One of the Better Homes in America
- The Home Candy Business Pays
by Lily Haxworth Wallace - Business Man Speaking on Allowances and Family Finances
by George Mansfield - Furniture from an Attic, and a Paint Can
by Laura A Davies - The Scrap Bag
by Amy V Richards
Volume 41, Issue #2: April 1927
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- Priscilla Juniors
by Aunt Priscilla - CLASSIFIEDS
Volume 41, Issue #3: May 1927
Page Count: 64
Cover Artist: Chas. A MacLellan
Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FICTION
- STORY:
Cleared Vision
by Christine Whiting Parmenter - STORY:
Miss Martin Hands Him Back
by Elizabeth Jordan - POEM:
May Song
by Mary Carolyn Davies
- STORY:
- NEEDLEWORK
- PATTERN:
Colorful Darning on Crocheted Filet
by Helen Perry Curtis - The Versatile Charm of Decorated Net
by Mary Frances Brackett - Simplicity That Spells Perfection(embroidery,cutwork)
by Elizabeth Gronbeck - Gay Little Sets for Gala Occasions(embroidered linens,towels)
- A Delightful Miscellany(embroidery)
- Patchwork Pictures for Porch Pillows
by Marie E Ivins
- PATTERN:
- CLOTHES
- New Costume Decorations
by Paul E Goodridge - Frocks and Hats For Your Four Year Old
by Isabel Ingraham - A Smocked Frock the Smartest Semi-made for Sports Wear
- Paris Designs- A Nightgown for the Bride's Trousseau
- Special Values in Underwear
- New Printed Cottons have Smart Possibilities
- Flower Frocks of Pastel Organdie
by Eleanor Bliefling - The Smartest of the Sport Felts
- The Fastidious Touch of White for the Tailored Costume(crochet edging)
by Emma L Boardman
- New Costume Decorations
- CRAFTWORK
- Pictorial Stenciling for Busy Homecrafters
by Paul E Goodridge - Dainty Layette Basket and Bath Tray for Baby
by Norman Westlake
- Pictorial Stenciling for Busy Homecrafters
- HOUSEKEEPING
- Making the Most of Your Refrigerator
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - Teacher's Pets(kitchen utensils)
- The Cook and the Vitamins
by Walter H Eddy - Three Meals a Day for the Child
by May E Foley - The Priscilla Nursery-
Billy's Food - How Do We Eat and Where?
by Della T Lutes - Canning Questions and Answers
- Consider Canned Milk
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - This is the Way We Wash Our Clothes
by Billy's Mother - "Ask Me Another
- Canned Milk(recipes):
Chocolate Ice Cream
Banana Ice Cream
Spanish Chocolate
Uncooked Salad Dressing
Fig Rice Pudding - Readers(recipes):
Vegetable Chowder
Italian Savory
Porto Rican Pot Roast
Asparagus Italienne
Stuffed Banana Salad
Ham Muffins
Maple Fluff
Date Pudding - Helps for Housekeepers
- Making the Most of Your Refrigerator
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- The Editor's Page
- A Small House of Unusual Charm
by RC Hunter and Bros. - The Scrap Bag
by Amy V Richards
Volume 41, Issue #4: June 1927
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by Aunt Priscilla - CLASSIFIEDS
Volume 41, Issue #5: July 1927
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by Aunt Priscilla - CLASSIFIEDS
Volume 41, Issue #6: August 1927
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by Aunt Priscilla - CLASSIFIEDS
Volume 41, Issue #7: September 1927
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by Aunt Priscilla - CLASSIFIEDS
Volume 41, Issue #8: October 1927
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Volume 41, Issue #9: November 1927
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by Aunt Priscilla - CLASSIFIEDS
Volume 41, Issue #10: December 1927
Page Count: 60
Cover Artist: Annie Benson Muller
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- PRISCILLA SPEAKS FOR HERSELF:
In Memorium- Charles B Marble
by Editor - STORY:
Christmas and Mr Jencks
by Leslie Gordon Barnard - STORY:
The Christmas Party That Was Different
by Emma Atkins Jacobs - Helps for Needleworkers
- CROCHET(patterns):
Butterfly Buffet Set(filet)
Beverage Set(linen centers)
Towel Trim
Swallow Design(filet towel end)
Infant's Wrap - EMBROIDERY(pattern ads):
Little Luxuries Savoring of Paris
by Emma L Boardman
Little Things For Yuletide Giving
by Isabel Ingraham
Felt Playthings and Pretties for Baby
by Isabel Ingraham
Handy Holder Apron Everyone Will Like
by Emma L Boardman
Last Minute Loveliness in Organdie
Handkerchief Values for Holiday Shoppers
Kiddies' Crayoned Kerchiefs and High Chair Set - ARTICLE:
Christmas Craft That Is Quickly Done(woodworking)
by Paul E Goodridge - ARTICLE:
Cut Paper Pictures and Gay Stick Prints - ARTICLE:
A Gorgas Memorial
by Walter H Eddy, PhD - ARTICLE:
Handiboxes for the Holidays
by Idah Diana Ekbergh - Explanation of Crochet Stitches
- PRISCILLA SPEAKS FOR HERSELF:
- FASHION
- Yuletide Gifts and Gaieties
- Mother to Daughter Gifts Best Loved of Them All
- Merry Christmas Via the Shopping Editor
- HOUSEKEEPING:
- Priscilla Gives a Course in Homemaking
- The Christmas Package a Thing of Beauty
- Priscilla Nursery Approved These Gifts
- Kitchen Pets(gadgets) for Christmas gifts
- Attractive Tea Cart from an Old Fashioned Washstand
by Mrs C L Clay - Old-Fashioned Christmas Dinner(recipes):
Squash Soup
Crown Roast of Pork
Tossed White Potatoes
Sweet Potato and Apple(Southern style)
Stuffed Carrots
Stewed Onions
Christmas Cake
Almond Icing
Mother's Peanut Candy
Christmas Pudding
by Florence Taft Eaton - Christmas Cakes, Cookies(recipes):
Fruit Cake
Pecan Cake
Snow Balls
Almond Cookies
Gingersnaps
Hard Gingerbread
Pound Cake
Shrewsbury Cakes
Jewish Honey Cake
Christmas Brown Kuchen
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - Sweet Suggestions(recipes):
Maple Creams
Pralines
Cream Pecans
Salted Raisins
Spiced Raisins
Honey Fudge
Fondant Fruit Cake
Stuffed Fruit
by Mary I Barber - READER(recipes):
Endive and Pineapple Salad
Golden Glow Salad
Christmas Salad
Cypress Spaghetti
Sausage Corn Pudding
Spaghetti Ring
Deviled Toast - Helps for Housekeepers
- CLASSIFIEDS
Volume 42, 1928: 12 Monthly Issues
Volume 41, Issue #11: January 1928
Page Count: 44
Cover Artist: Harold Cue
Notes: My copy of this issue is missing pages 17/18*...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FICTION
- STORY:
She Always Plays Mother Parts
by Margaret E Sangster - POEM:
A Winter Window Garden
by Mary Carolyn Davies
- STORY:
- NEEDLEWORK
- PATTERN:
Dainty Filet Medallions Embossed in Rose
by Anna Wuerfel Brown - Adaptation of Rhythmic Borders to Teacloths of Handkerchief Linen, part IV
by Anna Lemont Rogers - Turning the Trick for the Bridge Hostess(embroidered linens)
- Distinctive and Beautiful, but Easy to Do(relief embroidery)
by Minnie W Libbey - Fine White Work for the Fastidious
- Now of the Making of Rugs There Is No End
- Fascinating Footstools(Petit Point, Cross-stitch)
- PATTERN:
- CLOTHES
- A Little Bit of Smocking-
Child's Coat - Final Word in Fashion, First in Economy-
Semi-made Dresses in Silk Crepe and Jersey - Satins and Velvets in Vogue
- A Little Bit of Smocking-
- CRAFTWORK
- Carved Linoleum for Colorful Decoration
by Betty Tay Gavin - Simple Treatments for Fine Wall Hangings
by Paul E Goodridge
- Carved Linoleum for Colorful Decoration
- INTERIOR DECORATION
- Fashions in Fabrics and Frills for Bedrooms
- Bookcases Well-Planned and Well-Placed
- HOUSEKEEPING
- Personally Conducted Tour Through the Proving Plant
- Specially for Children
by Henrietta Jessup - Priscilla Proving Plant Temperature Chart
- Young Homemaker Gives a Luncheon
by Florence Taft Eaton - Young Homemaker Studies Dishwashing
- Menus for the Family of Two
- Specially for Children(recipes):
Cream of Chicken Soup
Scotch Broth
Potato Soup with Spinach
Milk Vegetable Soup
Cranberry Tapioca
Grape Juice Sponge
Apple Rice Pudding
Oatmeal Fruit Pudding
Cocoa Junket
Indian Prune Pudding
by Henrietta Jessup - Special Recipes(recipes):
Peach Custard Pie
Prune Bread
Dried Fruit Salad
Fruited Indian Pudding
Raisin Cream Fudge
Nectar Squares
Peach Betty
Peach and Apricot Tarts
Fruit Sauce for Rice
by Dorice W Elkins - Molasses Maids and Other(recipes):
Suet Pudding
Gingersnaps
Molasses Sauce
Molasses Gingercake
Molasses Maids
Sour Cream Molasses Cookies
by Mary I Barber - Readers(recipes):
Peas Italienne
Golden Fleece
Italian Delight
Lima Bean Medley
Noodle Scallop
Scalloped Hamburg - Helps for Housekeepers
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- The Editor's Page
- Young Homemakers Plan Their Spending
by S Agnes Donham - The Scrap Bag
by Amy V Richards
Volume 41, Issue #12: February 1928
Page Count: 68
Cover Artist: Earl Christy
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FICTION
- STORY:
New York and Broke
by H Thompson Rich - POEM:
The New House
by Mary Caroylyn Davies
- STORY:
- NEEDLEWORK
- PATTERN:
Again the Knitted Coverlet - Designs Inspired by Jacobean and Early American Crewel Work
by Anna Lemont Rogers - Venetian Cutwork
by E Marion Stevens - Hardanger Embroidery Always Popular
by Mina Pintner - A Placid Old Art Invades Our Hurrying Age-
Applique Quilts
by Gertrude Shockey - Colorful Darning on Theatrical Gauze
by Gertrude Triggs - Modern Handling of the Jacobean Idea
by Kate Mann Franklin - At the End of Honeymoon Lane
by Eleanor F Bliefling
- PATTERN:
- CLOTHES
- Smart Apparel Smooths the Pathway to Success in Business and Society
- Morning Frock and Morning Smock
- Brother and Sister Suits
by Frances V Tuttle
- CRAFTWORK
- Like Star Dust and moon Magic Is This Fascinating Color-Craft on Clothes
by Paul E Goodridge - Quaint Old Time Tinsel Pictures
by Betty Tay Gavin - New Batiked Paper Shades
by Paul E Goodridge
- Like Star Dust and moon Magic Is This Fascinating Color-Craft on Clothes
- INTERIOR DECORATION
- The Old Old Kitchen in a Brand New Dress
by Della T Lutes
- The Old Old Kitchen in a Brand New Dress
- HOUSEKEEPING
- Personally Conducted Tour Through the Priscilla Proving Plant
- Three Prize Winning Cakes
- The Church Supper
by Blanche Theodore - Entertaining on the February Holidays
by Amy Lyman Phillips - Young Homemaker Learns to Set her Table
- Young Homemaker Looks at Refrigeration
- Vegetables and Fruits in the Children's Winter Diet
by May E Foley - The Maligned Oyster
by Florence Taft Eaton - Let's Make Some Candy
- Special(recipes):
Lamb Croquettes
Pork Chops Baked with Pineapple
Ham with Mustard Crust
Raisin Sauce
Peanut Butter Gravy for Ham
Salmon Loaf
Cucumber Sauce
Veal Rolls with Tomato Sauce
Apple Mint Jelly
by Dorice W Elkins - Church Supper(recipes):
Spiced Baked ham
Corn and Pepper Pudding
Tomato Aspic Salad
Pineapple Ginger Sherbet
Hot Biscuits
Chicken Salad
Vanilla Ice Cream, Spiced Peach Sauce
Salmon New Orleans
Layer Cake
Coffee
Molded Cream Cheese and Fruit Salad
Spanish Rice
Real Cherry Sponge - Entertaining(recipes):
Cherrystone Clams
Potage Lincoln, Croutons
Oyster Pie, White House Style
Baked Ham, Log Cabin Style
Baked Apples, Virginia
Soda Biscuits, Illinois Fashion
Molasses Pie
Tomato Madrilene
Timbales of Halibut Cardinal Sauce
Potato Hearts
Beets a la Cupid
Salad Eros
Nids d'Amour
Creur Creme, Biscuits - Maligned Oyster(recipes):
Oysters in Sauce Maryland
Vol-au-vent of Oysters and Sweetbreads
Quick Oyster Pie
Celery and Oyster Escallop - Candy(recipes):
Molasses Taffy
Molasses Pop Corn Balls
California Fudge
Molasses Butterscotch
Peanut Butter Chocolates
Penuchi
Opera Creams - Readers(recipes):
Peanut Butter Tea Rolls
Baconized Corn Bread
Southern Sallies
Cocoa Biscuits
Bran Bread - Helps for Housekeepers
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- The Editor's Page
- The Motherhood Circle
by Mary S Haviland - Selection and Care of Garden Tools
by MG Kains - The Scrap Bag
by Amy V Richards
Volume 42, Issue #1: March 1928
Page Count: 64
Cover Artist: Haskell Coffin
Notes:
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- FICTION
- STORY:
Rosebud
by Alta Griffith - POEM:
Marmalade
by BO White
- STORY:
- NEEDLEWORK
- PATTERN:
Filet(crochet) Roses- a New and Popular Variety
by Myla L Mason - A Charming Use of Color
by E Marion Stevens - Needlecrafters are Busy With New Tea Linens(embroidery)
by Wilhelmine Hachmann - Let the Towels Add Color Too
- Tricot Stitch Tapestry
by Nouvart Tashjian - Oak and Acorn(cutwork chair back)
by E Marion Stevens - A Penwiper Rug
- PATTERN:
- CLOTHES
- Making the Grade-
5 Frocks Taking it on High - Adding the Loving Touch
by Marie E Ivins - Sports Ensembles Done in Felt
by Eleanor F Bliefling - Hat and Bag Ensemble
- Featuring the Smart Fagoting(semi-made dress)
- Making the Grade-
- CRAFTWORK
- Woodcrafters are now Making Gay Tiffin Tables
by Paul E Goodridge - Let's Lacquer It(a Screen)
by Paul E Goodridge - Bridge Trays(basket weaving)
by Norman Westlake
- Woodcrafters are now Making Gay Tiffin Tables
- INTERIOR DECORATION
- A Wall Hanging of Applique
by Anna Lemont Rogers - Tour Personally conducted Through the Priscilla Proving Plant
by Della Thompson Lutes - New Color Note in Bathrooms
by John Morrison Curtis - Closets and Cupboards
- A Wall Hanging of Applique
- HOUSEKEEPING
- Fish- How to Prepare and Cook it
- the Child's First Foods
- Spring Calendar of Food Combinations
- We Exhibit Household Machinery
- Refrigerator- How To Use It
- Young Homemaker Uses Oven Cookery
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - Easter Parties
- The Laundry Project
by Irene H Burnham - Special(recipes):
Jellied Pear Salad
English Muffins, Hawaian Style
Baked Apples with Cherries
Ginger Pineapple Ice Cream
Pineapple Raisin Bread
Peach French Toast
Cream Puffs with Fruit Filling
Cherry Muffins
Rice and Cheese Custard with Baked Pears
Baked Pears
by Dorice W Elkins - Easter Parties(recipes):
Bunny Cakes
Hard Sauce and Salted Almond Frosting - Readers(recipes):
Beehives With Cheese Souffle
Savory Baked Eggs
Ham Noodles
Cheesed Eggs in Potato Border
Stuffed Apples - Helps for Housekeepers
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- The Editor's Page
- Making the Most of the Small Garden
by MG Kains - The Scrap Bag
by Amy V Richards
Volume 42, Issue #2: April 1928
Page Count: 67
Cover Artist: ???
Notes: My copy of this issue is missing its covers but is otherwise complete...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- LEAD ARTICLE:
The Editor's Page
by DTL - STORY:
Vision
by Irene Merrill Mason - Modern Priscilla Shopping Page
- A Desk Set Inspired by Mexican Majolica
by Anna Lemont Rogers - Snowy White Narcissus Set(cutwork)
designed by Helen C Carlson - Colored Table Linen with Cross-stitch Seahorses
designed by Helen Perry Curtis - Reticella With Cutwork
designs by Emma L Bordman - Doing Your Own Curtains
Colored Handkerchief Linens
designs by Eleanor F Bliefling - Gay Cretonnes, Cool Chintzes
by Lucy D Taylor, Lecturer, Metropolitan Museum, NY - A Tour - Personally Conducted - Through Priscilla Proving Plant:
Kitchen
by Della Thompson Lutes - Washing Children's Clothes
by Billy's Mother - Blankets and Curtains
by Helen Treyze Smith - Embroidery at the Back-
A New Idea in Scarf Decoration
by Ethelyn J Guppy - Billy Takes the Air-
Health benefits of playing outside
by Billy's Mother - The Old House and Its Old Elms
by Della T Lutes - Closets
by Mary West - Secrets of Early Gardens
by MG Kains - On the Spur of the Moment-
(5)Menus for Quick Meals
by Dorothy Knight - Spring Millinery for Babies
by Isabel Ingraham - Window Washing Day
by Ethel A Wright - Making a Bassinet
by Marjorie H Spaulding - Chambray Play Suits of Two Genders
by Frances Tuttle - Veranda Things
by Paul E Goodridge - The Scrap Bag-
Odds and ends of information that everyone can use
by Amy V Richards - New Values in Liver(recipes):
Liver Loaf
Liver, Italian Style
Liver Pie
Lier Boulettes
Liver in Bacon Blankets
Ragout of Liver
by Sophie Wenzel Ellis - Recipes from the Cake Contest(recipes):
California Sunkissed Cake
French Cake
Baby Baltimore Cakes
Gypsy Brown Burs
by Priscilla Proving Plant - Delicious New Fruit Recipes(recipes):
Orange Ice Box Cake
Orange Stuffing for Duck
Grapefruit Tarts
Orange Coffee Cake
Orange and Grapefruit Shortcake
Orange Syrup for Waffles
Orange Apple Tapioca
Sunburst Salad
Orange Bouillon
Orange Ginger Ice Cream
by Dorice W Elkins - Do You Appreciate Cabbage?(recipes):
Cabbage with Noodles
Cabbage and Susages, Sautéd
Red Cabbage, Stewed
Cabbage with Cream, Norwegian Style
Rice and Cabbage
by Elsie Fjelstad Radder - Reader(recipes):
Macaroni and Clams au Gratin
Chartreuse of noodles and Salmon
Sea Food Savory
Mushroom Beanery
Cheese Waffles
Tomato and Lima Bean Salad
Friday Salad - Helps for Housekeepers
- CLASSIFIEDS
- LEAD ARTICLE:
Volume 42, Issue #3: May 1928
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- FEATURES
- PRISCILLA SPEAKS FOR HERSELF:
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- Priscilla Juniors
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Volume 42, Issue #4: June 1928
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by Amy V Richards
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Volume 42, Issue #5: July 1928
Page Count: 48
Cover Artist: could not read name
Notes: My current copy of this issue is missing page 37/38...No patterns in this issue, just sample photos of patterns that have to be ordered from Priscilla Publishing.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- STORY:
Old Andy Turns the Tide
by Christine Whiting Parmenter - Modern Priscilla Shopping Page
- The Glamorous Details of a Vacation Wardrobe
by Eileen Cumming, Stylist of Saks, Fifth Avenue - (embroidery)Blocks of Lazy Daisies for a Quilt(photo)
by Marie E Ivins - More Foliage Cutwork by Request(samples shown)
by E. Marion Stevens - Working Wonders with Simple Stencils
by Paul E Goodgridge - A Stitch in Time for Autumn Bazaars-
Embroidery and Cutwork Samples shown
by Helen C Carlson - A Few Points in Correct Table Setting
by Della Thompson Lutes - Personally Conducted Tour Through the Proving Plant
by The Director - Filet Crochet Tablecloth(sample)
by Emma E Hess - Where Children Find Four Leaf Clovers
by Marie Madden Power - Her Ironing Day Resembles Play
by Helen Treyz Smith - Every Porch Needs Bright Pillows-
(6)Designs in Felt Applique - More About the Old House Book Room
by Della T Lutes - The Scrap Bag-
Odds and ends of information that everyone can use
by Amy V Richards - POEM:
July
by Mary Caroline Davies - Beverages from Fruit Juice(recipes):
Raspberry Vinegar
Blackberry Cordial
Pineapple Juice
Pineapple Lemonade
Pomona Punch
Fruit Egg-Nog
Fruit Punch
Egg Lemonade
Milk Shake
Pineapple Friz
Grape Limeade
From Cooked Fruit
From Uncooked Fruit
by Ina S Lindman - Teas For Summer Afternoons(recipes):
Fragrant Tea
Layer Sandwiches
Cheese Bits
Piquant Triangles
Bacon Pinwheels
English Seed Cakes
Chutney Sandwiches
Orange Cakes
Rolled Mushroom Sandwiches
"Walking Club" Sandwiches
General Suggestions
by Florence Taft Eaton - Special, From the Proving Plant(recipes):
Summer Club Sandwich
Jam Tea Biscuits
Strawberry Cream Cakes
Rhubarb Tapioca Tarts
Strawberry Banana Jam
Tomato and Orange marmalade
Stuffed Tomatoes, Scrambled Eggs
by Dorice W Elkins - Modern Cooks Use the Refrigerator(recipes):
Fudge Mystery
Sandwich Loaf
Jellied Bouillon
Fudge Sauce
Aspic for jellied Vegetable and Meat Salads
Fruited Cheese Salad
Ham Loaf
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - RECIPE:
Mrs Dunkle's Famous "Brownstone Front" Cake(Swans Down Cake Flour Ad) - Reader(recipes):
Chicken Smothered in Asparagus(Mrs DC)
Stuffed Pepper Surprise(Mrs ECP)
Ham Rosettes(Mrs LS)
Tomato Toast(Mrs GM)
Eggs in Tomato Sauce(GWM)
Mushroom Medley(ZPW)
Lamb Chops with Oranges(BBS) - Helps for Housekeepers
- STORY:
Volume 42, Issue #6: August 1928
Page Count: 44
Cover Artist: Geo Brehn J
Notes: My copy of this issue is missing pages 3/4...No patterns for needlework given in this issue - just large ads for patterns to order.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- STORY:
Ramona and the Home Fires
by Christine Whiting Parmenter - Modern Priscilla Shopping Page
- Ensembles in Wild rose Linens(cutwork)
by E Marion Stevens - Filet Crochet Table Settings(no pattern given)
by Hannah MacPadden - Summery Luncheon Sets Simply Made
by Isabel Ingraham - This is the Dining Room at the Old House
by Della thompson Lutes - Tour of the Priscilla Proving Plant
by the Director - What Should Your Children Eat?
by Benjamin Harrow - (8)Favorite Old Quilt Blocks(applique and pieced)
- Simple Procedures in Summer Housework
by Gladys Beckett Jones - The Motherhood Circle
by Mary S Haviland - Hug Me Tights(stuffed toys)-
Hiram Hare, Proper Gander, Iona Elephant
by Helen C Carlson - The Scrap Bag-
Odds and ends of information that everyone can use
by Amy V Richards - Ham Dishes(recipes):
Orange Sauce
English Ham Loaf
Ham Timbales
Ham and Veal Mold
Cucumber Dressing
Molded Ham Salad
Stuffed Ham Rolls
by Gudrun Carlson - Ice Cream Made At Home is Popular(recipe)
by Ruth Extell Chalmers - Reader(recipes):
Tomato Squash
Fried Cucumbers
Spinach Cakes - Onion Sauce
Baked Cabbage
Corn Pudding
Spanish Cauliflower
Browned Cabbage - Porch Luncheons Men Will Like(recipes):
English Veal and Ham Pie
Jellied Tongue
Casserole Chicken Pie
Tenderloin Fillets
Milanese Macaroni
Pungent Tomato Salad
Salad Louise
Sandwiches
Desserts - Special Recipes from the Proving Plant(recipes):
California Orangeade
Iced Hawaiian Tea
Spice Cup
Grape rickey
Chocolate Cinnamon Malted Milk
Spiced Grape Punch
Honolulu Chocolate
Persian Punch
Apricot Frost
Strawberry Mint Cup
Iced Caramel Coffee
Rhubarb Punch
by - Helps for Housekeepers
- CLASSIFIEDS
- STORY:
Volume 42, Issue #7: September 1928
Page Count: 60
Cover Artist: Bradshaw Crand??
Notes: My copy of this issue has an ad cut out of pages 57/58; There are no patterns in this issue, just samples shown of patterns that can be mail ordered from Priscilla...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- STORY:
Midsummer Magic
by Irene Merrill Mason - Smart Day Dresses Wear New Art Trims
by Lila T Hidden - Modernistic Art in Shade Making
by Eleanor F Bliefling - This Gown Was Made For You
by Stella M Bradford - A Fascinating Hooked Rug
by Frederica Tucker - Modern Priscilla Shopping Page
- (4)Flower Themes for Flower Tinted Sheets(cutwork)
by Helen C Carlson - Pastel Tints on White Linens(applique pattern)
by Marie E Ivins - Making a Silk Puff of Quilted Squares
by Ann D'Arcy - A Trio of Smart Felts(hats) All Easily Made
by Isabel Ingraham - Tour of the Priscilla Proving Plant
by The Director - Sept. News Letter-
A Priscilla Proving Plant Article
by Della Thompson Lutes - Removing Spots and Stains
by Gladys Beckett Jones - The Homemaker Asks What She Should Look for in Buying Packaged Goods
by Mary Isabel Barber - Waterless Cookery for Vegetables
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - Know Your Foods
by Benjamin Harrow - School Lunch
by Cecily I Lutes - Applique Cutwork
by E Marion Stevens - Living Room at the Old House
by Della T Lutes - The Scrap Bag-
Odds and ends of information that everyone can use
by Amy V Richards - Special Recipes(recipes):
Peppers with Deviled Cheese Stuffing
Spaghetti Ring with Stuffed Eggs
Tomato Salad - English Cheese Toast
Chipped Beef and Eggs in Cheese Sauce
Bacon Rarebit
Pimento Cheese Salad
Cheese and Spinach Soup
Pineapple Cheese Fritters
Pimiento Cheese Biscuits
from the Proving Plant - Conservation of the Autumn Fruits(recipes):
Conserve of Green Grapes
Grape conserve
Oriental Conserve
Citron Melon Preserve
Jams with Pectin
Blackberry Jam
Old-Fashioned Quince "Preserve"
by Florence Taft Eaton - Some Old-Fashioned Pickles(recipes):
Tomato and Apple Chutney
Piccalilli(chopped)
Piccalilli(sliced)
Chili Sauce
Pottsfield Pickle
Red Pepper Jam
Watermelon Pickle
Corn Relish
by Priscilla Proving Plant - Reader(recipes):
Cherry-Apricot Sherbet
Frozen Tapioca
Pineapple Turnovers
Ginger Ale-Grape Juice Gelatine
Lightning Chocolate Cake
Cream Cheese Filling - Helps for Housekeepers
- STORY:
Volume 42, Issue #8: October 1928
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by Amy V Richards
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Volume 42, Issue #9: November 1928
Page Count: 69
Cover Artist: John(?) Crampton
Notes: First page 1/2 has been torn out of my copy of this issue...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- STORY:
by - Modern Priscilla Shopping Page
- Better Homes Through Better Needlework(cutwork linens,ad)
designs by E Marion Stevens - No- I'm Only a Doll!-(ad)
Flossy, the Flapper
designed by Dorothy Heizer - Ship o' Dreams Bedroom Set(ad)
by Eleanor F Bliefling - Some Special Values for Thrifty Shoppers(ad)
by Frederica Tucker - A Tour - Personally Conducted - Through Priscilla Proving Plant:
Boy's Room
Rose Room
Two Bathrooms in Color
by Della Thompson Lutes
The House in Color
by Hazel Dell Brown - Know Your Foods- The Part Cereals Play
by Day Monroe - The November New Letter
by Della T Lutes, Housekeeping Editor - Economic Beef Cuts and How To Use Them-
Flank Steak Spanish Style(recipe)
by Gudrun Carlson - Buy Better Toys for Christmas(ad)
by Cecily I Lutes - Christmas Tree Decorations from Fields and Woods
by Susan F Hayford - Moderns in Kerchiefs(ad)
by Eleanor F Bliefling - Baby Gifts to Crochet(ad)
by Mary S Tracy - A Modern Slant on Towels(ad)
by Mary McClair - New Gauze Applique(ad)
by Isabel Ingraham - Darned net(pattern)
by E Marion Stevens - The Scrap Bag-
Odds and ends of information that everyone can use
by Amy V Richards - Decorative and Appetizing Fruit Cocktails(recipes):
Maraschino Cocktail
Red and White Cocktail
Strawberry and Grapefruit Cup
Chrysanthemum Cups
Apricot and Fig Cocktail
by Ernestine Webber - Special from the Proving Plant(recipes):
Spinach Nut Ring
Nut Rolls
Maple Nut Fudge
Steamed Graham Nut Pudding
Fruited Almond Sandwiches
by Dorice W Elkins - Thanksgiving Menus Old and Modern(recipes):
Oyster Cocktail
Potato and Walnut Stuffing
Puffy Turnip
Corn Pudding
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - READER'S(recipes):
Escalloped Cranberries
Uncooked Cranberry Relish
Apple-Cranberry Salad
Cranberry Raisin Jelly
Cranberry Cereal Pudding
Jelly Tea Cakes
Cranberry Hard Sauce - Helps for Housekeepers
- Priscilla Juniors
by Aunt Priscilla - CLASSIFIEDS
- STORY:
Volume 42, Issue #10: December 1928
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by Amy V Richards
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Volume 43, 1929: 12 Monthly Issues
Volume 42, Issue #11: January 1929
Page Count: 45
Cover Artist: ???
Notes: My copy of this issue is missing its covers, pages 17/18, 33/34...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- STORY:
Christabel Cleans the Ducks
by Florence Standish Clarke - Helps for Needleworkers
- Fluffy Tufts on Colored Sheeting(ad)
by Helen C Carlson - Decorative Guards for the Davenport(cutwork ad)
designed by William A Dickey - Modern Priscilla Shopping Page
- New Baby Things(ad)
by Helen Perry Curtis - Rejoice in Color
by Madeline Feldhahn - Which Wallpaper is the Best - and Why
by A Louise Fillebrown - The January Newsletter
by Della T Lutes - Convenience and Beauty in the Kitchen
by Greta Gray - The Daily Round: We Clean, Dust
by Margaret H Hartnett - Know Your Foods:
The Part Fruits Play
by WD Sansum, MD, Ruth Bowden, BS - Better Homes Through Better Needlework
by ??? - Selection and Cooking of Cuts of Pork-
Pork Roast(recipe),
Pork Tenderloin(recipe),
Stuffed Pork Chops or Steak(recipe),
Molded Pork Salad(recipe),
Baked Spareribs(recipe)
by Gudrun Carlson - A Old Bathroom Made New
by Della Thompson Lutes - All From One Muffin Recipe
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers, Priscilla Proving Plant - Pretty Work and Pastel Bias-Fold(ad)
by Isabel Ingraham - Visit Nightie Town(ad)
by Eleanor F Bliefling - Gay Picture Projects(ad)
by Minnie W Libbey - Darned With Yarn(ad)
by Helen C Carlson - The Scrap Bag-
Odds and ends of information that everyone can use
by Amy V Richards - POEM:
Winter Evening
by Ethel Romig Fuller - Special from the Proving Plant(recipes):
Coffee Nut Cake
Coffee Macaroon Sponge
Coffee Fruit Turnovers
Mocha Custard
by Dorice W Elkins - READER'S(recipes):
Grape Juice Pie
Fruit Custard Pie
Peach Chiffon Pie
Banana-Pineapple Pie
Prune Cream Pie
Pecan Raisin Pie - Helps for Housekeepers
- CLASSIFIEDS
- STORY:
Volume 42, Issue #12: February 1929
Page Count: 65
Cover Artist: Haskell Coltin
Notes: My copy of this issue is missing page 17/18...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- STORY:
No Trouble At All
by Stanley Jones - Better Homes Through Better Needlework(ad)
designs by E Marion Stevens - Church Linens Beautifully Embroidered(ad)
by Bertha J Ferris - Designs of Distinction in Roman Cutwork(ad)
by Helen C Carlson - Putting Needlework on the Map(ad)
by Eleanor F Bliefling - Modern Priscilla Shopping Page
- Keeping Pace with the Modern Movement(ad)
by Annie A Daidson - New Inspirations for the Paintcrafters(ad)
by Paul E Goodridge - Where to Place the Piano
by Elizabeth Macy Kauffman - Lowbrow Antiques
by Charlote Van Court - This Question of Home Profit
by Earl G Manning - Know Your Foods-
What To Look For in Buying Canned Goods
by Ruth Atwater - The Junior Circle Valentine Party(photo gallery of children)
- A Calendar of Winter Dinners
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers
by- Ad These Meats to Your Market List
by Gudrun Carlson - What Electrical Equipment Shall We Buy?
by Eloise Davison - Beauty Begins on the Outside(landscaping)
by Edward C Vick - Luncheons and Dinners to Serve Fifty
by Mrs FF Brazil - The Hall at the Old House
by Della T Lutes - Cutwork Piano Scarf(ad)
by E Marion Stevens - Valentine Sampler(ad)
by Eveline Desguin Johnson - PATTERN:
A Lacy Filet Crochet Luncheon set
by T Wahl - POEM:
Out of the Past
by Ethel Romig Fuller - Explanation of Crochet Stitches
- The Scrap Bag-
Odds and ends of information that everyone can use
by Amy V Richards - Special from the Proving Plant(recipes):
Stuffed Onions
Tomato Lima Croquettes
Molded Sauerkraut Vegetable Salad
Corn and Tomato Pudding
Pea and Asparagus Timbales
Baked Eggs With Spinach
by Proving Plant - All Year Round Jams, Conseres(recipes):
Orange Apricot Marmalade
Orange and Raisin Mint Jelly
Cranberry and Fig Jam
Peach Maraschino Consere
Oriental Pineapple Conserve
Spiced Prune Relish
by Proving Plant - READER'S(recipes):
Chocolate Cocoanut Cakes
Whole Wheat Honey Drop Cookies
Cream Cheese Cookies
Chocolate Marshmallow Cakes
Surprises
Bran Macaroons - Helps for Housekeepers
- CLASSIFIEDS
- STORY:
Volume 43, Issue #1: March 1929
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by Amy V Richards
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Volume 43, Issue #2: April 1929
Page Count: 68
Cover Artist: Annie Benson Müller
Notes: My copy of this issue is missing pages 5/6 and 11/12
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- STORY:
Frocks and Saddles
by Olga Moore - (cutwork)Luncheon Linens(ad)
by Pearl Rota - She Wrote Their Names In Calico-
Nearly 100 Years Ago(ad for quilt pattern) - Modern Priscilla Shopping Page
- the Children's Share in Home Furnishings
by Della T Lutes - The Davenport and What To Do With It
by Elsie K Chamberlain - Lighting Problem and How to Solve It
by Eloise Davison - Know Your Foods-
Part Beverages Play In Your Diet
by Lillian B Storms - A Tour - Personally Conducted - Through Priscilla Proving Plant:
by Della Thompson Lutes - Efficient Up-do-Date Oil Stove
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - The Housewife Looks at laundry Equipment
by Margaret H Hartnett - Showers of Sheets and Slips(cutwork ad)
by Helen C Carlson - Ham the First Choice for Easter Menus
by Gudrun Carlson - India Print Bedroom
by Della T Lutes - Making the Most of the Small Garden
by EC Vick - Home-made Flagstones
by Charles Alma Byers - April and Beauty Magic
by Sara Swain Adams - POEM:
April Twilight
by Grace Noll Crowell - Explanation of Crochet Stitches
- The Scrap Bag-
Odds and ends of information that everyone can use
by Amy V Richards - Special(recipes):
Stuffed Eggs with Celery Sauce
Jellied Tomato Salad, Neopolitan
Chicken with Asparagus on Toast
Meat Timbales with Julienne Sauce
Rice-Mushroom Savory
Noodles, Luncheon Style
by Dorice W Elkins, Proving Plant - Shower for Spring Bride(recipes):
Peach and Melon Cocktail
Lobster Bisque
Peas in Carrot Boats
Sponge Cake Hearts with Orange Ice Cream
Amber Ice in Platinum Setting
by Ernestine Webber - Ham(recipes):
Olive Stuffing
Ham and Noodle Croquettes
Baked Ham
Stuffed Ham - READER'S(recipes):
Canton Biscuits
Banana Muffins
Potato Rolls
Tea-for-Two Cakes
Sour Milk Yeast Buns - Helps for Housekeepers
- CLASSIFIEDS
- STORY:
Volume 43, Issue #3: May 1929
Page Count: 65
Cover Artist: J Knowles Hare
Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- STORY:
Lest We Forget
by Norval Richardson - Oak Leaf and Acorn in Ecru Cutwork(ad)
by E Marion Stevens - Better Homes Through Better Needlework(ad)-
Art Deco Monograms
designs by E Marion Stevens - Quilting Grows in Popularity(ad)
designs by Eleanor F Bliefling - Modern Priscilla Shopping Page
- The Delight of Lovely Linens(ad)
by A Louise Fillebrown - Outdoor Porch, The Old House
by The Housekeeping Editor - Chairs for Comfort
by Della T Lutes - Science and the Household Refrigerator
by ME Pennington - The Details Make the Salad
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - Jolly (applique)Porch Pillows(ad)
by Eveline Desguin Johnson - Everyday Garnishing
by Jane Hemmingway - Do Your Hands Betray You?
by Sara Swain Adams - PATTERN:
Crocheted Robe
by Amalia Schappell - Worked with Raffia(ad for handbag)
by Emma L Boardman - New Stenciled Felts
by Elsa H Faust - PATTERN:
Crocheted Chenille Hat
Underarm Bag,
Coin Purse
by Margaret Griswold - Black and White Block Prints(ad)
by Paul E Goodridge - Tubable Toys(ad)
by Eveline D Johnson - POEM:
Monday
by Ethel Romig Fuller - Explanation of Crochet Stitches
- The Scrap Bag-
Odds and ends of information that everyone can use
by Amy V Richards - Savory Veal(recipes):
Cuts of Veal
To make Veal Stock
Veal and Tomato Luncheon Soup
Swedish Sylta(Pressed Veal)
Curried Veal
To Roast Veal
Mock Drumsticks
Egg and Mushroom Stuffing
Veal Pot Pie
Veal Loaf
by Gudrun Carlson - Goodies From England(recipes):
Fruit Junket
Devonshire Cream
Plum Cake
Gooseberry Fool
Plum Tart
Stuffed Tomatoes
Egg Entree
Stewed Cucumbers
English Pigeon Pie
Duckling and Green Peas
by Florence Taft Eaton - Special(recipes):
Chocolate Squares
Oatmeal Apple Pudding
Chicken and Cereal Croquettes
Rice and Bran Nut Bread
Tomatoes Stuffed with Egg, Corn Flakes
by Dorice W Elkins, Proving Plant - Frozen Candies(recipes):
Butterscotch Cream
Peppermint Stick Ice Cream
Klondike Ice Cream
Chocolate Mint Ice Cream
Angel Delight Ice Cream
Buttercup Parfait
Wintergreen Sorbet
Mint Ice
by Mary Knaggs Stone - READER'S(recipes):
Sandwiches a la Maryland
Pineapple, Nut Sandwiches
Salmon Paste Sandwiches
Lunch Box Sandwiches
Ham and Egg Sandwiches
California Sandwiches
Deviled Egg Sandwiches
Orange Toast
Summer Sandwiches - Fanciful Frankfurters(recipes):
Frankfurters au Gratin
Frankfurter Paté
Frankfurter Banana Sauté
Green Peas and Frankfurters
Hidden Dog
Frankfurter Salad
by Estelle Boyd - Helps for Housekeepers
- CLASSIFIEDS
- STORY:
Volume 43, Issue #4: June 1929
Page Count: 57
Cover Artist: Haskell Coffin
Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- STORY:
The Lord's Black Sheep and His Shining City
by Louise Hubert Guyol - Porch Things in Turkey Red and Black(ad)
by Eveline Desguin Johnson - Quilting in High Style(ad)
by Eleanor F Bliefling - The Popular Crepe Refreshment Sets(ad)
design by Louise Lang - Modern Priscilla Shopping Page
- When Needles Work for Pay or Pleasure(ad)
by Marie E Ivins - Here Comes the Bride and Her Bridal Party-
Cream of Corn Soup(recipe)
by PPP - The PPP Breakfast Room All A-Glitter
by Della Thompson Lutes - A Persian Garden Bedroom at the PPP
by Ethel A Wright - The (child's)Sun Suit as a Health Factor
by Gladys Beckett Jones - Old and New Methods of Lamb Cookery
by Gudrun Carlson - The Oven Method of Canning
by Dorothy E Shank - Hearts and Flowers Quilt Block(ad)
by E Marion Stevens - Small Cutwork Linens(ad)
by E Marion Stevens - A Shower of Napkins(ad)
by Emma L Boardman - Giving Nature a Helping Hand
by Sally Adams - POEM:
A Girl Replies
by Ethel Romig Fuller - Explanation of Crochet Stitches
- The Scrap Bag-
Odds and ends of information that everyone can use
by Amy V Richards - Special(recipes):
Ginger Bavarian Cream
Ginger Ale Ice Cream
Jellied Ginger Fruit Salad
Ginger Whip
Banana Ginger Pudding
by Dorice W Elkins, PPP - Berries of June(recipes):
Strawberry Blanc Mange
June Rice Pudding
Strawberry Ice Box Cake
Strawberry, Pineapple Jam
Strawberry Preserves
Jellied Strawberry Salad - Junior-Senior Banquet(recipes):
Melon, Banana, Apricot Cup
Tomato Bouillon
Green Salad, Roquefort Dressing
Crabmeat and Devilled Egg
Mushrooms and Almonds
Stringless Beans au Gratin
Pineapple-Lime Sherbet
Salmon Puffs, Hollandaise Sauce
Jellied Tomato Soup
Celery, Artichoke Salad
by Ernestine Webber - Veal(recipes):
Stuffed Neck of Lamb
Lamb on Skewers
Lamb Chops en Casserole
Curry of Lamb
Molded Lamb in Mint Jelly - Blueberry Muffins(recipes):
(3)Different styles
by Amy Lyman Phillips - READER'S(recipes):
Ginger Ale Salad
Summer Fruit Salad
Jellied Egg and Vegetable Salad
Watermelon and Pear Salad
Fruit Dressing
Sweet Potato Salad
Cooked Mayonnaise - Helps for Housekeepers
- CLASSIFIEDS
- STORY:
Volume 43, Issue #5: July 1929
Page Count: 49
Cover Artist: Alan Foster
Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- STORY:
Pay Day Love
by Jan Foster, Ernest Paynter - My California Garden, a Wall Hanging(embroidery)
by Ethelyn J Guppy - Starry Sky Coverlet Tufted in Squares(ad)
by Eveline Desguin Johnson - Smart Picnic Kit for Motor Gipsies(ad)
by Isabel Ingraham - Cutwork Covers for the Dining Room(ad)
designed by Helen C Carlson - Dust and Dust! To Keep it Out, Fight You Must
by Margaret H Hartnett - Inviting Rooms for Outdoor Living
by Beatrice Mackay - Decoration of the Summer Cottage
by Ethel M Kremer - Clear Color Well Chosen, Cutwork Tablecloths(ad)
by Helen C Carlson - Cold Cuts for Hot Days
by Gudrun Carlson - Summer Laundering Simplified
by Helen Treyz Smith - Vegetable Plate Dinners
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - The Motherhood Circle Q&A
- Putting on and off Sunburn Complexions
by Sally Adams - Quilted Bath Mat(ad)
by Marie E Ivins - Sportifs in Crayons(ad)
by Paul E Goodridge - Dapple Gray and Chestnut Embroidered Pillow(ad)
by Ida Carlson - POEM:
The Bungalow's Children
by Mary Carolyn Davies - Explanation of Crochet Stitches
- The Scrap Bag-
Odds and ends of information that everyone can use
by Amy V Richards - Luncheon Parties on the Outdoor Porch(recipes):
Pimiento Bisque
Clam Soup with Poached Egg
by S Agnes Donham - Salad Dressings(recipes):
French Dressing
Mayonnaise Dressing
by Priscilla Proving Plant - Beverages For Summer(recipes):
Raspberry Oreangeade
Fruit Nog
Fruit Punch for Fifty
Spiced Orangeade
Root Beer Lemonade
Spiced Mocha Cup
Rhubarb Punch
Plum Frost
Ginger Ale Soda
Loganberry Punch
Ginger Malted Milk
by Dorice W Elkins - READER'S(recipes):
Luncheon Potatoes
Asparagus Molds
Toast Surprise
Baked Tomato, Spanish Style
Noodle, Mushroom Savory - Helps for Housekeepers
- Modern Priscilla's Shopping Page
- STORY:
Volume 43, Issue #6: August 1929
Page Count: 49
Cover Artist: Ocenasek
Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- STORY:
Laughter
by Eugenie Pfeil - The Bride Considers Her Linens
by Helen Treyz Smith - New (Cutwork) Ensembles are Featuring Color(ad)
by Carol Lynde - (Cutwork)Flower Covers to Match the Flower Tinted Sheets(ad)
by Helen C Carlson - Daily Meals by Cool Cooks
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - The Versatile Sandwich in Many Roles
by Priscilla Proving Plant - (7)Favorite Old Quilt Blocks(pieced & patched(applique))
- Modern Priscilla's Home Takes On New Furnishings
by Della Thompson Lutes - Picnic Meats
by Alice M Child - New Acquaintances in Cooking Equipment
by Margaret H Hartnett - Motherhood Circle Answers Questions
by Mary S Haviland - Italian Cookery-
Italian Tomato Sauce,
Spaghetti, Bologna Style
by Florence Taft Eaton - Glorified Ice Cream
by Priscilla Proving Plant - Summer Porch Pick-ups
by Gay Carey - PATTERN:
"Tatting for Fairy Frocks",
designed by Rader Shockey - Gulls on the Wing Wall Panel(ad)
by Marie E Ivins - Summer Types, Enhancing Their Beauty
by Sally Adams - POEM:
Canyon Trail
by Queene B Lister - Explanation of Crochet Stitches
- The Scrap Bag-
Odds and ends of information that everyone can use
by Amy V Richards - New and Interesting Cakes(recipes):
Sour Cream Chocolate Cake
Orange and Chocolate Marble Cake
Spice Roll
Cocoanut Gingerbread
Orange Whipped Cream
by PPP - Italian Cookery(recipes):
Italian Tomato Sauce
Spaghetti, Bologna Style
Italian Spinach
Vegetable Chowder
Brown Stock
Smothered Meat Balls
Italian Dessert
Ravello Meat Pie
Italian Celery
Escalloped Celery
by Florence Taft Eaton - READER'S(recipes):
Date and Peanut Pudding
Dad's Favorite Pudding
Pineapple Pudding
Lemon Ice-Box Cake
Mint Cornstarch Pudding - Helps for Housekeepers
- Modern Priscilla's Shopping Page
- STORY:
Volume 43, Issue #7: September 1929
Page Count: 60
Cover Artist: ???
Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- STORY:
The Eight Cylinder Wonder
by Stanley Jones - The Radiator Goes- Decorative
by Della T Lutes - How Shall We Treat the Floor?
by Jean Wade - Papercraft Decorations is Fascinating
by Paul E Goodridge - White Applique(flower basket) on Clear Color
designed by Helen C Carlson - The Homemaker's Calendar for September
by Gladys Beckett Jones - Hints About New Fall Dresses
by Marilyn Madison - Motherhood Circle Answers Questions
by Mary S Haviland - The Practical and Modern Sunroom
by Marjorie Lawrence - Varied Menus for September
by Priscilla Proving Plant - Butterfly(cutwork) Linen Ensembles
by E Marion Stevens - Variety in Use of Ham and Shoulder Cuts
by Alice M Child - Labor Saving Laundry Methods
by Margaret H Hartnett - Strong Right Arm vs Electric Mixer
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - A Good School Lunch
by May E Foley - September Holds Up a Mirror
by Sally Adams - New Alphabets(embroidery,ad)
by Helen C Carlson - POEM:
And Tower Light
by Queene B Lister - Explanation of Crochet Stitches
- The Scrap Bag-
Odds and ends of information that everyone can use
by Amy V Richards - Special(recipes):
Fruit Cream Pie
Tuna Fish Loaf
Scalloped Onion and Tomato
Tapioca Cheese Cutlets
Corn Soufflé
by Dorice W Elkins - Electric Mixer(recipes):
Fluffy Boiled Icing
Chocolate Butter Icing
Apricot Whip
Pound Cake
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - Autumn Pickles,Preserves(recipes):
Hollyhock House Pickle
Spiced Grape Jelly
Spiced Grape Pickle
Quince, Orange Marmalade
Pickled Quince
by PPP - READER'S(recipes):
Apples Stuffed with Sweet Potatoes
Spinach Loaf
Savory Squash
Fried Celery
Kidney Bean Chowder
Johnny Soup
Old Virginia Stew - Helps for Housekeepers
- Modern Priscilla's Shopping Page
- STORY:
Volume 43, Issue #8: October 1929
Page Count: 72
Cover Artist: J Erbit
Notes: My copy of this issue has page 31/32 cut out...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- LEAD ARTICLE:
Mrs Chamberlain Joins Staff - STORY:
Hilltop
by Alma Boice Holland - The Meaning of Decoration
by Elsie K Chamberlain - This Little House Won a First Prize
by Della T Lutes - Modernism and the Average Home
by Ethel M Kremer - How to Choose Your Fireplace Fittings
by H Rossiter Snyder - Fashion News and Notes from Paris
by Marilyn Madison - New Waist Lines: Will We Accept Them?
by Marilyn Madison - Motherhood Circle Answers Questions
by Mary S Haviland - An Old Applique Quilt Worth Duplicating
- Bridge Luncheons are Most Popular in Michigan
by Floris Culver Thompson - Points to Consider When You Cook by Electricity
by Priscilla Proving Plant - Varied Menus for October
by Dorice W Elkins - Old-Time Samplers in New-Time Guise
by Eleanor F Bliefling - The Value of Bacon as Food and Flavor
by Gudrun Carlson - Homemaker's Calendar for October
by Gladys Beckett Jones - A Storeroom Adventure
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - House Furnishings Clinic
by Consultant - Bananas For Babies
by L Von Maysenbug, MD - Is Personal Beauty Worth Working For?
by Sally Adams - PATTERN:
Crocheted Wool Turbans
by Clara E Herlitzius - PATTERN:
A Crocheted Centrepiece
by Emma G Weaver - POEM:
Morning Worship
by Ethel Romig Fuller - Explanation of Crochet Stitches
- The Scrap Bag-
Odds and ends of information that everyone can use
by Amy V Richards - Famous Old New England Dishes(recipes):
Rye Biscuits
Sour Cream Biscuits
Beef Pot Pie
New England Salt Cod Dinner
Cracker Plum Pudding
by S Agnes Donham - Cakes for Hallowe'en(recipes):
Soft Molasses Cookies
Peanut Butter Spice Cakes
Orange Gingerbread
Sponge Gingerbread
Decorating the Cakes
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - Supper at the Witching Hour(recipes):
Melon and Grape cup
Pecan Muffins
Curry of Mushrooms and Eggs
Frozen Orange Prune Whip
Chocolate Drops
by PPP - READER'S(recipes):
Jellied Dried Apples
Grape Sponge
Persian Pudding
Lemon Prune Whip
Jellied Pears Supreme - Helps for Housekeepers
- Modern Priscilla's Shopping Page
- LEAD ARTICLE:
Volume 43, Issue #9: November 1929
Page Count: 72
Cover Artist: Not Given
Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- LEAD ARTICLE:
Edgar A Guest, Ben Ames Williams, Franklin P Adams-
1st Charter Members of Modern Priscilla's New Society
by DT Lutes - STORY:
It Was Just Like Ann
by Florence Mayne Hickey - COLOR: How to Know It, How to Use It
by Elsie K Chamberlain - The Man of the House with a Room All His Own
by Elizabeth Kauffman - Is Interior Decoration Worth While When We Are in Temporary Quarters?
by Helen Stackhouse - How We Slavaged a Little Home
by H Rossiter Snyder - Harvest Time for the Home Decorator
by Helen Page Wodell - Priscilla Kitchengrams
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - Motherhood Circle Answers Questions
A Symposium of Questions on Feeding - House Furnishings Clinic
- Varied Menus for Month of November
by Dorice W Elkins - Diet for the Expectant Mother
by May E Foley - Homemaker's Calendar for November
by Gladys Beckett Jones - Thanksgiving Dinner Easily Prepared
by PPP - Care of the Bathroom
by Helen Treyz Smith - Pretty Is, As Pretty Does
by Sally Adams - Dulcie Daring, the Flying Doll(cloth toy,ad)
by Eveline Johnson - POEM:
Thanksgiving at Our House
by Ethel Romig Fuller - Explanation of Crochet Stitches
- The Scrap Bag-
Odds and ends of information that everyone can use
by Amy V Richards - English Roast of Beef(recipes):
Chestnut Soup
Roast Beef
Yorkshire Pudding
Browned Potatoes - READER'S(recipes):
Snowball Salad
Apple Crumb
Marshmallow Coffee
Frozen Peach Salad
Russian Rocks
Glorified Pumpkin Pie
Old-Fashioned Cider Cake
Chocolate Cake Pie
Cranberry Pineapple Pie
Molasses Brownies
Strawberry Charlotte - Helps for Housekeepers
- Modern Priscilla's Shopping Page
- LEAD ARTICLE:
Volume 43, Issue #10: December 1929
Page Count: 56
Cover Artist: Annie Benson Muller
Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- LEAD ARTICLE:
Is It Worth While For a Woman To Study Law?
by Mabel Walker Willebrandt - STORY:
Santa Claus Crashes the Mail
by Amos R Harlin - Dressing the House for Christmas
by Helen Page Wodell - Looking For News from the Shops
by Maud Robinson - Gingerbread Jollities(cloth playset,ad)
by Eveline D Johnson - Edward Elwell Whiting Defends Apple Pie
- Homemaker's Calendar for December
by Gladys Beckett Jones - Kitchengrams on Christmas Gifts
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - Motherhood Circle Answers Questions
by Mary S Haviland - PROPORTION:
Its Importance in Successful Decoration
by Elsie K Chamberlain - Social Recognition Comes to the Cellar
by Marjorie Lawrence - The Right Way to Reduce
by James A Tobey - Varied December Menu Suggestions
by Dorice W Elkins - Build Better Babies
by May E Foley - Modern Priscilla House Furnishing Clinic
- PATTERN:
Snow Crystal Crochet
by Ethel A Wilson - PATTERN:
Crocheted Angora Beret
by Clara E Herlitzius - POEM:
Merry Christmas!
by Grace Noll Crowell - Explanation of Crochet Stitches
- The Scrap Bag-
Odds and ends of information that everyone can use
by Amy V Richards - Modern Menu for Christmas Dinner(recipes):
Christmas Canapes
Rice Stuffing
Broccoli, Hollandaise Sauce
Grapefruit and Avocado Salad - READER'S(recipes):
Mushroom Tomato Bisque
Jellied Stuffed Cherries
Pineapple Beet Salad
Frozen Angel Food
Peach Butterscotch Tart
Cocoa Cocoanut Crullers - Helps for Housekeepers
- Modern Priscilla's Shopping Page
- LEAD ARTICLE:
Volume 44, 1930: 12 Monthly Issues
Volume 43, Issue #11: January 1930
Page Count: 52
Cover Artist: J Erbit
Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FICTION
- Crossed Wires
by Marion Brandon - POEM:
The Next Hill
by Grace Noll Crowell
- Crossed Wires
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- Priscilla's Purposeful Society Plans
- Motherhood Circle Answers Questions
- Grow Good Children
by May E Foley - Beauty Resolutions for 1930
by Sally Adams - Scrap Bag
by Amy V Richards
- INTERIOR DECORATION
- Arrangement, article #4
by Elsie K Chamberlain - Glass to Lend a Note of Color
by Phoebe Cole - Interesting Study in Wall Decoration
by Anne Allison - Using Flowers as Decoration
by Lois Palmer - House Furnishings Clinic
- Arrangement, article #4
- HOUSEKEEPING
- Varied Menus for Month of January
by Dorice W Elkins - Seen at the Priscilla Proving Plant-
Small Devices Simplify Methods - To Begin the Meal Smartly
- Companionship Dinners
by Floris Culter Thompson - Homemaker's Calendar for January
by Gladys Beckett Jones - Prognostications
by Housekeeping Editor - Cooking in the French Manner
by Florence Taft Eaton - Multifarious Molds
by ruth Axtell Chalmers - New Small Washing Machines
by Margaret H Hartnett - READER'S(recipes):
Noodle Savory
Lima Beans, rice Croquettes
Southern Fried Cabbage
Iowa Pork Chops
Ham with Rice en Casserole
Baked Banana Steak
Ham Roll
Club Scramble - Helps for Housekeepers
- Varied Menus for Month of January
- NEEDLEWORK AND CRAFTS
- Making a Cheery Fireglow Lamp
- Where Daintiness Meets Dignity with Charm
by Isabel Ingraham - Introducing a Note of Modernism
by Ethelyn J Guppy - A Cotton Picking Contest
- Smartness- and Little Tricks That Insure It
by Mary Brooks Picken - An Ensemble of White Rose Covers(cutwork,ad)
by Pearl Rota - Needle's Eye Vew of America(embroidery,ad)
by Eleanor Bliefling Ellis - Transparent Beauty
by E Marion Stevens, Elsa Faust - Favorite Old Quilt Blocks(full color)
- Trimmed With Biasfold
by Marie E Ivins - Hooked Chair Seat
by E Marion Stevens - Gay St. Moritz Mittens
- SHOPPING NEWS
- Looking Around for News from the Shops
by Maud Robinson - A Splendid Value
- Looking Around for News from the Shops
Volume 43, Issue #12: February 1930
Page Count: 72
Cover Artist: Penrhyn Stanlaws
Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FICTION
- Riverman
by Clifford Knight - CARTOON:
"How do you think of such funny things to draw?"
by Graham Hunter
- Riverman
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- Three R's in Tea Room Management
by Natalie S MacIntosh - Ban the Finicky Appetite
by May E Foley - *Priscilla's Prevention Society Grows
- Hands Up! How Are They Today?
by Sally Adams - Scrap Bag
by Amy V Richards
- Three R's in Tea Room Management
- INTERIOR DECORATION
- Dignity Imparted by Simplicity
- Background of Your Rooms, Article #5
by Elsie K Chamberlain - New in Bedroom Ensembles
by Doris Clement - House Furnishing Clinic
- Modernism in the Modest Home
by Edward P Goodnow
- HOUSEKEEPING
- This Modern Housekeeping
by Gladys Beckett Jones - Modern Methods of Cleaning in this Modern Housekeeping
- Kitchengrams on Electric Equipment
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - Varied Menus for the Month of February
by Dorice W Elkins - A St Valentine Dinner Table
- Washington's Birthday Luncheon
- Valentine Party Cakes(recipes):
Foundation White Cake
Butter Sponge Cakes
Frosted Almond Cookies - Valentine Dinner Table(recipes):
Grapefruit Sherbet
Queen of Hearts Hors d'Oeuvre
Breast of Chicken with Ham
Tosca Sauce - READER'S(recipes):
Molasses Gems
Upside-down Buns
Rice Bread
Ginger Ice-Box Pudding
Vanilla Wafer Dessert
Glorified Apple Sauce
Prune Tapioca Sponge
Lemon Souffle - Helps for Housekeepers
- This Modern Housekeeping
- NEEDLEWORK AND CRAFTS
- Where Charming Past Meets Cheery Present
embroideries by E Marion Stevens - Black and White Bathroom Ensemble
by Ruth MacDonald - Bright Wools on a Smart Couch Cover
by Marie Ivins - Color to Live With
by E Marion Stevens - Gay Biasfold Trims for New Aprons
by Eveline Johnson - Cross-stitch Designs Are Always Favorites
by Helen C Carlson - Grapes in Filet Crochet
by Maren Thoresen
- Where Charming Past Meets Cheery Present
- SHOPPING NEWS
- Looking Around for News from the Shops
by Maud Robinson - The New in Damask and Silver
- Tinted Decoration on Scrim Curtains
- Looking Around for News from the Shops
- GARDENING
- How Planting Enhances the Value of Property
by MG Kains - The Flower Garden in the House
by Florence Edwards Lemmon - Enticing Seats for Gardens
by Charles Alma Byers - Hyacinth Stems to Order
by MG Kains - Garden Club Activities
- Your Garden and Mine
by Ella Potter MacKinny - Priscilla on Plant Names
- How Planting Enhances the Value of Property
- CLOTHES
- How Smart Do You Look?
by Mary Brooks Picken - If You Travel At Home or Abroad
by Stella M Bradford - Smart Tailleur in Covert
- Cotton Dress Contest
- How Smart Do You Look?
Volume 44, Issue #1: March 1930
Page Count:
Cover Artist:
Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FICTION
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- SPECIAL ARTICLES
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- INTERIOR DECORATION
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- HOUSEKEEPING
- Varied Menus of March
by Dorice W Elkins - Kitchengrams-
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - *
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by Dorice W Elkins - READER'S(recipes):
- Helps for Housekeepers
- Varied Menus of March
- NEEDLEWORK AND CRAFTS
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- GARDENING
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- FASHIONS
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Volume 44, Issue #2: April 1930
Page Count: 76
Cover Artist: Penrhyn Stanlaws
Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FICTION
- If You Need Me Call
by Margaret Craven - POEM:
Symbols
by Grace Noll Crowell
- If You Need Me Call
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt Looks at This Modern Housekeeping
- Yes, We Ate There When We Were In New York-
Hotel Algonquin
by Phoebe Cole - Famous Men Favor Priscilla's Society
- INTERIOR DECORATION
- Gentility and Charm Radiate from Well-grouped Furnishings
- White Showing Color Beneath is a Refreshing Spring Note
- Window Draperies, 7th Article
by Elsie K Chamberlain - To Enhance the Loveliness of Your Garden Flowers
- Your Kitchen May Be As Smart As Its Ensemble
- Is Your Dressing Table as Flattering as Your Evening Gown?
by Elizabeth Reilly - New Designs in Wall Papers
by Amoret Drake - The House Furnishings Clinic
- HOUSEKEEPING
- As a Chef Garnishes
by K Camille Den Dooven - This Modern Housekeeping
by Gladys Beckett Jones - Fruit as a First Course
by PPP - Varied Menus for April
by Dorice W Elkins - Kitchengrams
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - The Fascination of Flavors
by PPP - Easter Breakfast
by Della Thompson Lutes - Selecting Fresh Fruits
by Eleanor W Bateman - Keeping the Shine on Household Metals
by Helen Treyz Smith - Varied(recipes):
Salmon Cutlets
Cocoanut Dainties
Cocoanut Marshmallow Custard
Jellied Asparagus Salad
Date Nut Bran Bread
Strawberry Mousse
English Biscuits - Hotel Algonquin(recipes):
Irish Lamb Stew
Chicken a la King
Beef Goulash Algonquin
Steak Sandwich Algonquin - READER'S(recipes):
Shrimp and Crab Soup
Planked Ham
Sardine Ramekins
Carrot Cutlets
Almond-Beet Salad
Norman Omelet
Macaroon Marshmallow Pudding
Peach Club Delight - Helps for Housekeepers
- As a Chef Garnishes
- SHOPPING NEWS
- Spring Drapery Fabrics
- Children's Furniture
by Maud Robinson - Suggestions for Ensembling the Small Kitchenette
- GARDENING
- Garden Triumphs for Everyone
by MG Kains - Landscape Your Town Lot Yourself
by TH Abell - The Best Planted Grounds in the US
Story of Ernest J Rawleigh - Vines to Choose and to Avoid
- Garden Fertilizing Simplified
- Garden Triumphs for Everyone
- FASHIONS
- The Bride's Lingerie
by Helen C Carlson - How Smart Do You Look?
by Mary Brooks Picken - Anticipating Vacations
- Smart Spring Fashions and Fabrics
- Ready to Wear Silk Crepe Dress
- Gay Little Yarn Garlands
by Marie E Ivins - Children's Clothes
- New Spring House Dresses
- For Spring Luncheons
by Gertrude Shockley - Likeable Little Cushions
by Eveline Desguin Johnson - Ensembles in Wild Rose Linens
- Net Medallion for Bed Spread
- The Bride's Lingerie
- SPECIAL SERVICE
- Tonic of Spring Brings Beauty
by Sally Adams - Food for the Adolescent
by May E Foley - The Art of Selling Insurance
by Corinne V Loomis - Do You Want to Make Money?
- Scrap Bag
by Amy V Richards
- Tonic of Spring Brings Beauty
Volume 44, Issue #3: May 1930
Page Count: 64
Cover Artist: Eleanor Campbell
Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FICTION
- Wilbur Julius Brushes By
by Robert McBlair - POEM:
In May
by Ethel Romig Fuller
- Wilbur Julius Brushes By
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- Secretary Davis Views the American Houseife
interview by Uthai Vincent Wilcot - Yes, We Ate There When We Were In New Orleans
by Natalie Vivian Scott - HI Phillips Favors Control in Kitchen
- Secretary Davis Views the American Houseife
- INTERIOR DECORATION
- How An Ugly Backstairs Becomes a Beautiful View
- Lighting, Article #8
by Elsie K Chamberlain - Modern Bathrooms Approve the Vogue for Gay Ensembling
- Spring Chooses Her New Draperies
- Double Duty Furniture
by Leonora de Lima Andrews - House Furnishing Clinic
- HOUSEKEEPING
- Varied Menus of May
by Dorice W Elkins - White and Other Sauces
by PPP - This Modern Housekeeping
by Gladys Beckett Jones - The Bride Selects China
by Dorothy Stacey Brown - Kitchengrams-
The Clever Cook Knows Her Prepared Sauces
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - Some of the Latest Devices For the Bride's New Home
by PPP - Ham Appears in Selct Company
by PPP - Community May Day Breakfasts
by Floris Culver Thomspon - VARIED(recipes):
Vinaigrette Sauce
Ginger Nut Square
Maple Walnut Mold
Crabmeat and Vegetable Salad
Cafe Parfait
Spring Vegetable Salad
by Dorice W Elkins - SAUCE'S(recipes):
White Sauce
Egg and Onion Sauce for Fish
Shrimp Sauce
Tomato Green Pea Sauce
Vegetable Brown Sauce
Brown Sauce
Olive Sauce - HAM(recipes):
Ham with Pineapple
Baked Orange Slices
Ham Baked in Fruit Juice
Glazed Apple Rings
Raisin Sauce - READER'S(recipes):
Neapolitan Baskets
Oriental Souffle
Upside Down Apple Cake
Caramel Bananas
Cocoa Roll
Frozen Pear Pudding - Helps for Housekeepers
- Varied Menus of May
- SHOPPING NEWS
- Looking Around the Shops for Last-word Gifts for the Bride
by Maude Robinson - In Smart Colonial Maple- A Combination Living-Dining Room
- Silver and Linens are Every Bride's First Desire
- Looking Around the Shops for Last-word Gifts for the Bride
- GARDENING
- Babylonian Gardens of Your Own Making
by MG Kains - A Perfumed Garden
by Marjorie Norrell Sulzer - Water Gardening
by Charles L Tricker - Garden Experiences Wanted
- Babylonian Gardens of Your Own Making
- SPECIAL SERVICE
- House Plans
- Priscilla Nursery Reaches Out
conducted by Cecily Irene Lutes - Homemakers' Ventures in Money Making
- Intelligent Use of Makeup
by Sally Adams - Scrap Bag
by Amy V Richards
- FASHIONS
- Table Settings Introducing the Pastel Shades
designs by E Marion Stevens - Spring Style Notes
- How Smart Do You Look?
by Mary Brooks Picken - Why Not Choose a Linen Suit Ensemble
- Vivid Percale Pajamas
- Here Is Inexpensive Chic
- Now Comes the Fitted Smock
- Table Settings Introducing the Pastel Shades
Volume 44, Issue #4: June 1930
Page Count: 57
Cover Artist: Emma Musselman
Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FICTION
- Moments
by Marion Brandon
- Moments
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- Wires From the Famous to the June Bride
by Dorothy Fisher, Irvin Cobb, Ben B Lindsey, Corra Harris, Ring Lardner - Specialized Vocational Training Now Possible
by Della T Lutes - Dorothy Dix on Modern Homemaking
an interview by Natalie Vivian Scott - Yes, We Are There When We Were In London-
The Cheshire Cheese- Farmous Restaurants the World Over
by Joy Symes - Priscilla's Popular Society Hears From Robert MacFadyen
- Wires From the Famous to the June Bride
- INTERIOR DECORATION
- Good Furniture Has Solidity and Grace, part 9
by Elsie K. Chamberlain - India Prints Supply Colorful Note to Summer House
by Elizabeth Reilly - Charming Bedroom Ensemble Suggests a new use for Chintz
- Summer Breakfast Tables
- House Furnishing Clinic
- Good Furniture Has Solidity and Grace, part 9
- PRISCILLA PROVING PLANT HOMEMAKING SERVICE
- Wedding Refereshments Served Buffet Style
- Vegetables as French Chefs Cook Them in New Orleans
by Natalie Scott - Quick Freezing- The Latest in Food Preservation
by Della T Lutes - This Modern Housekeeping
by Gladys Beckett Jones - Kitchengrams- Every Bride Welcomes New Electric Devices
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - Varied Menus and Recipes for June
by Dorice W Elkins - Summer Meals From Ready-Cooked Foods
A Priscilla Proving Plant Article - Decorating the Bride's Cake
by Dorice W Elkins - Helps For Housekeepers
- READER RECIPES:
Orange Salad Dressing
by Mrs LA McC.
Tomato Salad with Rice Balls
by Miss EAC
Raw Cauliflower Salad
by LD
Pepper Salad with Prune Dressing
by Mrs LCR
Alabama Salad
by Mrs CER
Bacon-Potato Salad
by EB
Avocado-Ginger Ale Salad
by Mrs MM
- SHOPPING NEWS
- Luggage is Light and Colorful This Summer
- Porch Accessories
- Shop News
- GARDENING
- Why Children Should Have Gardens of Their Own
by Marie Eisenbrandt - Gladiolus- Colorful King of the Garden
by MG Kains - Beautifying the Garden Path
by Sherman R Duffy - Gardening Experiences Wanted
- Why Children Should Have Gardens of Their Own
- FASHIONS
- Her Going-Away Costume
- Short-sleeved Frocks Add Tremendous Chic to a Summer Trousseau
- When It's Bride Time in America
by Mary Brooks Picken - Presenting the Prize Winners in the Cotton Picking Contest
- As For Bags and Pictures
designed by Marie E Ivins
- DEPARTMENTS
- Etiquette of the Wedding
- Making Money at Home:
Practical Kindergarten
by Ruth L Johnson
Another Kindergarten
by Mrs Ruth R Ralston
Transporting Children
by Mrs Ruth R Ralson
Money From Needlework
by Mrs Lila E McKay
Deals in Coal
by Lillian D Rhodes - The Bride's Beauty Box
- Scrap Bag
POEM: "June Evidence"(Ethel Romig Fuller) by Amy V Richards
Volume 44, Issue #5: July 1930
Page Count: 48
Cover Artist: Bradshaw Crandell
Notes: Despite it advertising the contents of the August issue, this is where Modern Priscilla packed its tent and went home...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FICTION
- They All Believed It
by Sally Keene - POEM:
Little Bright Houses
by Grace Noll Crowell
- They All Believed It
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- Junior League Member,
An Enthusiastic Homemaker- Mrs Busk
by Stella Bradford - Would You Like to Go Into Advertising?
by Margaret Beem - Will Cuppy Joins Famoush Society
And Admonishes Brides on Salad Making - Yes, We Ate There When We Were In Chicago- Blackstone
by Kathleen McLaughlin - Old Homes, Old Days - and Perchance Tercentenary Tea in Old Massachusetts
- A Club Woman Looks at This Modern Housekeeping
by Mary Sherman
- Junior League Member,
- INTERIOR DECORATION
- Decorative Accessories, Article 10
by Elsie K Chamberlain - Aquarium Has Fascinating Possibilities
by Lois Palmer - An Indoor Sun Room(full color)
- House Furnishing Clinic
- Decorative Accessories, Article 10
- PRISCILLA PROVING PLANT
- Phyllis Brings a Problem to the PPP
by DT Lutes - This Modern Housekeeping
by Gladys Beckett Jones - For Modern Food Storage
by Esther E Kimmel - Lesson in Menu Making for the Bride
by Dorice W Elkins - Kitchengrams- Forecast for the Summer in a Cool Kitchen
by Ruth Axtell Chalmers - Bridge Tables for the Summer Porch
- Salads Simplify Summer Meals
- Quick Jellies/Jams(recipes):
Cherry Jelly
Currant and Pineapple Jam
Plum Conserve - READER'S(recipes):
Vegetable Confetti
Beets with Orange Sauce
Turnip Custard
Sauce for new Potatoes
Carrots Supreme
Grecian Vegetable Pot-Pourri
Onions in Pepper Cases
Bulgarian Potatoes - Helps for Housekeepers
- Phyllis Brings a Problem to the PPP
- SHOPPING NEWS
- Suggestions for Picnic Conveniences, Ensuing Sports
- Looking Around for Shop News
by Dorothy Blake
- GARDENING
- These Flower Gardens Will Bloom Overnight
by MG Kains - Winners in February Garden Contest
- These Flower Gardens Will Bloom Overnight
- FASHIONS
- Four Vacation Costumes- Instead of Only Two
- How Smart Do You Look?
by Mary Brooks Picken - Brevity is the Soul of Chic in Children's Summer Clothes
- Dozen Clever Novelties for the Kitchen
- Veranda Sports for Lazy Days- Good Crops for Fall Bazaars
- Fascinating Cross-stitch
- SPECIAL SERVICE
- Sunsuits for Summer
- Making Money at Home
- Fashions - and Summer Cosmetics
by Sally Adams - Scrap Bag
by Amy V Richards