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• — ♦-1 A « 7 1 ttf r* r i T iulju4 itiij. 2 J. )V JitjICJUChapin Entertain at Tea For Young CoupleMr. and Mrs. H. Winfield Chapin. 973 James Street, gave a *ma)l tcu Sunday afternoon in nonor of Signor! and Signora del Vccchio. The signora i Is the daughter . of Mr.' and Mrs. • Vladimir Shavltch, who lived for' seme years in Syracuse. !Mr, Shavitch, lor year?, was conductor of the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra. Mrs. Shnvitch. known professionally as Tina Lerncr, concert pianist, now la Jiving In Florence. She was m New Torn Olty during the late winter and .early spring, returning to Italy Jn May. Mr. Shavltch Is affiliated with Opera Hir^Tour, Inc.. in New York City. Patroness of this renture was Mrs. Harold J-f. Lehman of New York. Affairs of Opsra-on-Tour have been Jn the courts.31.8-norrt del Vecchlo Is a fluent linguist, speaking five languages. Her husband, son of Mario del Vccchio. Florentine banker, speaks comparatively little English. Conversation with him. therefore, at the tea io the Chapin home, was mo sty in Italian and in French. When Jn Syracuse the then Dolllna. 3b.a7itcli attended Goodyeer-BuMJnganic School, andwas awerded »i scholarship given by-Mrs, Chapin. The young, couple will sail far home Saturday on the Contedl Savoia.
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Syracuse Herald Syracuse Journal

Syracuse, New York, US

Mon, Jul 31, 1939

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