Fifty Social Evenings by Annie E. Smiley - First Edition, 1894 Critical Eye Finds stamped on the back as

stamped on the back as having been made by Ebenezer Averill Boxworks

With a little research I learned that these origami parasols were once a common craft among Japanese American women

but also great just hung on the wall in the kitchen

There may also be a bit of warping to the box itself such that the top and bottom aren't exactly flush

are pretty great

Fifty Social Evenings by Annie E. Smiley - First Edition, 1894 Critical Eye Finds stamped on the back asSo much fun! Published by the Central Office of the Epworth League (a Methodist young adult association formed in Cleveland in 1889) Fifty Social Evenings was written to help the league's department of social work in their efforts "to make league socials bright, entertaining and instructive." Happily, the fifty games and themes detailed possess a wonderful weirdness and specificity that makes for great reading and imagining, if not actual execution.