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Mrs. Eels Personal Hankerchief

Though she hung out at Taverns she never gave up her purse and her dress was always in tact.

A fighter and I would have loved to have seen that brawl. It would have been clean and quick, yet tasteful... such as this fine piece of artwork.

This particular linen is dated 1935.

Gloria carried this piece all the way to the end and it was placed next to a letter I shall never tell what it said though.

I imagine Joan did use this small dainty tea towel for when she came to see my father for her crying spells.

You should always dine with fine linen. If you wait until there is a dinner party, you will never have dined at all.

The linen should be freshly washed with a gentle soap and vinegar. Always serve your guest with a linen napkin. Treat them with respect.