The HOSTESS 1,3 1926 When Business Woman Entertains BEDROOMS

2 Item Set or Lot of The Hostess Magazine; January 1926 featuring "When the Business Woman Entertains" AND March 1926 featuring "Entertaining Men" and the start of "Easy Vitue", Jane Cowl. Includes:

ITEM 1.) The Hostess; January Number, Nineteen Twenty – Six; Vol. IV, No. 1;

Includes: Table of Contents; Portrait Gallery, Mrs. Phillip Morgan Plant, who was before her marriage Constance Bennett, daughter of Mr. And Mrs. Richard Bennett. Mr. Plant is the son of Mrs. William Hayward, wife of Colonel Hayward (see October, 1925 issue for her portrait); Portrait – Nancy Carroll who adds charm to the tuneful comedy “Mayflowers”; Concerning New Year’s Resolutions, Mary Elizabeth Ford; A Doorway in London; The Hostess and her Problems, Louise V. Kellogg; When the Business Woman Entertains, Marie McCollom; The Perfect Guest; The Hostess on Long Island; The Play’s the Thing, Gene Ragarre; Portrait – Sara Sothern, now achieving success in “Fool’s Bells,” a new comedy of fantasy; The Hostess Bridge Club, Conducted by Sidney S. Lenz; After the Last hand is Played, Doris Harvey; Buy Your Beauty From Your Grocer, Lillian Montagne; Portrait – Louise Carter, "A winsome young star of the cinema who adds grace to 'The Substitute Wife,' a new film play"; Decorations for Your Table, Dorcas Webster; The Evolution of the Afternoon Tea, Sadie Simmons; A Little Miss Muffet Party, Marie Biosatt; The Informal Luncheon, Marie McCollum; Peeps Into Florida Home; The Well Dressed Window, Rose Depew; How to use Leftover Coffee; Home Expense Record; Planning the Home Budget; Culinary Calendar; The Hostess Cooking School, Esther Todd; Cooking Queries, by the Cooking Editor; Some Dixie Secrets, Bessie Reeves (Almost all Corn Recipes); Ways to Serve Oysters, Alice Rowe; Winter Salads, Myra Hill; The Hostess Etiquette Page, The Dowager; Books and Their Makers, Just. Jones; Cake Fillings;

NOTE: When I obtained these magazines, they were ‘all mixed up’ with many torn covers; I believe that I have reassembled the proper covers based on color, staple and tear patterns;

Rear Cover; Buckingham Palace Polish Ad on Inside Rear Cover; Mandalay Choice Ceylon Tea Ad on Outside Rear Cover;

Lancaster Press, Lancaster, Pennsylvania and New York, New York;

Most Issues Have a Full page ad “To the Lady of the House – A Word About Cash and Carry Coupons” or similar which identifies Allied Grocers Inc. as the publisher of The Hostess;

Condition Fair to Good; These Magazines have been used and outer pages show considerable usage and storage wear; inner pages generally clean, tight and unmarked; also some slight bleeding and/or staining;

PLUS 2.) The Hostess; March Number, Nineteen Twenty – Six; Vol. IV, No. 3;

Includes: Table of Contents; Portrait Gallery, Mrs. Earl T. Smith; An Ounce of Prevention; Portrait – Kathryn Ray who adorns the colorful new revue, “A Night in Paris”; The March Hostess Entertains, Julia Irene Miller; Entertaining Men, Ben S. Bostick; Doing Our Part Socially, Dorcas Webster; A Linen Shower for the March Bride, Peggy O’Brien; A Simple but Artistic Dining Room; The Lenten Luncheon, Myra Hill; The Play’s the Thing, Gene Ragarre; Portrait – Jane Cowl, who gives her usual finished performance in “Easy Virtue” in which she now is starring; The Hostess Bridge Club, Conducted by Sidney S. Lenz; When Father Entertains, Doris Harvey; Portrait – Evelyn Brent, An interesting study of the popular young cinema star; Beauty Secrets of Old, Lillian Montanye; A Rocking Horse Party, Marie Biosatt; Portrait – Louise Groody who lends soft grace and alluring beauty to that tuneful comedy “No, No Nanette”; Bedrooms of Distinction, Marianne Tuttle; Books and Thier Makers - Just. Jones; Culinary Calendar; The Hostess Cooking School, Esther Todd; Cooking Queries, by the Cooking Editor; To reduce Easily, Lillian Montanye; A Few Truths About Canned Foods, Clara Meadows; Peppers in Many Ways, Bessie Reeves; Luscious Dressings, Rena White; The Hostess Etiquette Pages, The Dowager; The Little Things That Count, Willa Sampson;

NOTE: When I obtained these magazines, they were ‘all mixed up’ with many torn covers; I believe that I have reassembled the proper covers based on color, staple and tear patterns;

Rear Cover; Use Peter Pan Prepared Gelatin Deserts Ad on Inside Rear Cover; Two Days to Bermuda Tourism Ad, on Outside Rear Cover, Bermuda Tourism Development Board, A Department of the Bermuda Government;

Lancaster Press, Lancaster, Pennsylvania and New York, New York;

Most Issues Have a Full page ad “To the Lady of the House – A Word About Cash and Carry Coupons” or similar which identifies Allied Grocers Inc. as the publisher of The Hostess;

Condition Fair to Good; These Magazines have been used and outer pages show considerable usage and storage wear; inner pages generally clean, tight and unmarked; also some slight bleeding and/or staining;

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