1934 Home Economics Notebook Table Setting & Service Domestic Science Etiquette

1934 Home Economics Notebook Table Setting & Service Domestic Science Etiquette Scrapbook Ephemera Original 1934 Home Economics (Domestic Science) course notebook containing extensive handwritten class notes on Table Setting and Service, etiquette, entertaining, meal service, and household management. Compiled by student Bette Campbell, this notebook provides an excellent snapshot of how home economics was taught during the Great Depression. The original “University Loose Leaf Note Book No. 840” binder houses numerous handwritten lessons, serving diagrams, etiquette notes, and period magazine illustrations that were carefully mounted to accompany classroom instruction. Contents include: * Handwritten lessons on table setting and service * Formal and informal entertaining etiquette * Table linens and napkin placement * Serving and carving diagrams * Centerpieces and decorations * English service * Original clipped black-and-white and color illustrations * Student title page identifying the original owner Condition Good vintage condition with expected wear from age and classroom use. * Cover shows moderate handling wear. * Pages are age-toned but remain clean and very legible. * Rings function properly and hold the pages securely. * Period illustrations remain attached. * A wonderful research piece for collectors of domestic science, etiquette, women’s history, hospitality, or Depression-era ephemera.