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Table Settings
August 3, 1954
Cecelia Maas created a table setting with a wild fowl theme. Walter and Cecelia love to hunt and to serve wild game when they entertain.
Table Settings
August 3, 1954
Martha Hart is the creator of a table setting on a formal summer theme.
Table Settings
August 3, 1954
Louise Brown's table is set with a tablecloth that her husband bought back from Brittany, France and plates depicting native French birds.
Louise Brown
August 3, 1954
Louise Brown, who created a table setting in the French style, is pictured in an article about table decorations.
Table Settings
August 3, 1954
June McLean uses a Hawaiian theme to decorate her table. Flowers are flown in from Hawaii and the menu centers around Chinese or Hawaiian foods.
Career Girls Entertain
February 15, 1957
Pat Pidcoe, medical secretary, setting the table for a dinner party.
