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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1955
Page
8
London reports Queen Elizabeth II stays slender through daily walking and willpower amid a schedule of state banquets official lunches and parties featuring elaborate foods and wines. She previously dieted to lose weight and now avoids overeating during royal events.
Georgian Court College Alumnae Association schedules a luncheon and fashion show on Aug 22 at 12 30 p m in the Terrace Room of Hotel Syracuse to raise funds for the scholarship fund. Flai's children's department styles headline with tickets from association members or Flai's.
New York junior designers Jack Horowitz Mr. Mort Reich Goldfarb and Junior Sophisticates forecast a shift from fluffy full skirts to straight lean silhouettes. Features include beltless tube dresses tunics with flare and coats with new shapes in tweeds wool blends and satin.
A National Association of Investment Companies survey shows women control about 55 percent of mutual fund shares in the U.S. and hold higher average accounts than men. Advice to women includes building emergency funds, defining goals, diversification, employing professional managers, and regular investing. The piece also notes social columns and a luncheon with Gloria Vanderbilt, Pat Jones, and Brian Donlevy, plus a humorous anecdote about a mother and her twin daughters losing shoes.
Two Quebec women Margaret Trudeau and Denise Seguin journey from Syracuse toward Boston on lightweight bicycles, averaging 60 to 65 miles daily. They stay at local Y.M.C.A. facilities, store bikes in garages, and recount crossing the St Lawrence River amid headwinds. After Massachusetts they plan to board a train homeward with minor sunburns as the only reported casualties.
A roundup of residents returning from trips and visits across the region. Albert P Qot and wife return from Brantingham Wake. Isabel Boyd leaves for Hart s dale to visit relatives. Bruce Andrews departs Madison after city visit. Richard Romano spends 10 days with relatives. Amy Barnard visits in Madison New Jersey. Clair Ann Washburn leaves to spend time with relatives in Gloversville. Flah family returns from Mamaroneck for a wedding. Bernard Joynt visits Utica friends. Frank Murray returns to Jersey City after hospitality with Gordon family. Barbara Baird, Syracuse graduate, appointed Smith College fellow. Syracuse group returns from Pittsfield Lake. Edward Proper and Ca m ille Metras families visit Rochester and area. Paul Roxin returns from Rochester with daughter Wendy. Helen Burley and Miriam Pittman tour West Coast sites including Yosemite. Anthony Notarthomas and Leo Mulroy travel to Ste Anne s Canada. George Ames of St. Petersburg attends granddaughter s wedding in Rochester. Francher family spending summer at Cleveland on Oneida Lake. John Lynch Jr to attend National Student Association congress at Minnesota.
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