Red Dominates New Season Home Decor at Show
New York reports from the seventh annual national home furnishings show at the Coliseum where red emerged as the top color. Decorators paired red with white and pinks, with red accents appearing on chairs carpets and vinyl floors. White remained popular for draperies and furniture while walls featured murals and decorative coverings. Names mentioned include Sheridan Kettering and Leonard Hutton. Mrs William C Richardson hosted a bridge luncheon with guests listed.
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New, York
Ins
New York Coliseum
Sheridan Kettering
Pet
Leonard Hutton
Hutton
Pair in Med School Embrace DIY Married Life
Roderic and Jane Phibbs of Syracuse exemplify marrying before graduation as they juggle med school and design careers. They decorate their flat with Rod’s art, operate a home studio, and enjoy shared hobbies like diving, drawing, and canoeing while planning travel before Rod’s internship and Army duty.
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Phibbs
Rod
Jane
New York
Comstock Ave
Roderic Phibbs
Rete
Syracuse
Boston
Keys
Lfe
Mrs Reddick Named State Fair DAR Chairman
Mrs Harold Reddick of Comfort Tyler Chapter has been appointed State Fair chairman for the New York State Organization of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution. She plans an historical patriotic booth in the Women s Building. Mrs Frank Barnes assists and DAR members from Norwich to Fayetteville will act as hostesses during fair week.
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Harold Reddick
Comfort Tyler
New York State Organization
National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
Fairgrounds
Frank Barnes
D.A.R
Norwich
Cazenovia
Fulton
Syracuse
Oswego
Cortland
Seneca Falls
Auburn
Pulaski
Ithaca
Fayetteville
Booth
Etiquette question on divorced women's business names
A letter discusses what name a divorced woman in business should use. It notes that professional status often comes from marriage, advises that women may keep or return to maiden names, and suggests "Miss Betty Smith" as a clear, safe choice for a childless divorcee with a professional career in accounting.
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Vanderbilt
Socialife
Betty Thorne Smith
Betty T. Smith
Betty Smith
B.ts
Houston
Tex
Dorothy Brown
Qtrs
John Brown
Club Hosts Roast For First Event Of Season
B nai B rith Chapter 536 members and prospects gathered at 615 Mountainview Ave for a roast hosted by Mrs Samuel Rothstein. Chairwoman Mrs Reuben Kassel introduced the executive committee and guest speaker Mrs Pune Goldberg who led a discussion on B nai B rith work from community projects to national efforts. Members on the committee included Mrs Bernard Radin cochairman host Mrs Benjamin Gross Emanuel Spivak Mrs Herman Zeitlin Mrs David Sail Mrs Henry Savitz Mrs Meyer Silverstein Mrs Mont Glazier Mrs Milton Glazier and Mrs Max Walkolt.
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B'nai B'rith
Samuel Rothstein
Mountainview Ave
Reuben Kassel
Pune Goldberg
Kassel
Bernard Radin
Cochairman
Benjamin Gross
Emanuel Spivak
Herman Zeitlin
David Sail
Henry Savitz
Meyer Silverstein
3Ton Glazier
Milton Glazier
Max Walkolt
Carrolls Are Honored on 25th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Harold B Carroll of 220 Boston Ave were feted at a surprise buffet dinner in Fayetteville hosted by Mr and Mrs Glen H Ries at 505 Spring St. Guests included Mr and Mrs George R Burns Mr and Mrs Willis Z Lansing Mrs Kenneth Adcock Mrs Kenneth Lockwood and several relatives and friends.
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Harold B. Carroll
Boston Ave
Glen H. Ries
Spring St
Fayetteville
George R. Burns
Willis Z. Lansing
Kenneth Adcock
Kenneth Lockwood
Ethel Hil
Doris Hill
Gladys Widrick
Mercy Hurley
Betsy Hurley
Gail Robinson
Ellen Ries
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William C. Richardson
Lodi St
Orion Marsh
Gilbert Parker
George Towne
Edward Fox
Frank Wagegoner
Ann Jane French
Samuel Woinstein
S. Warren
Carol O'Connor
Meg
D. K. Saregent
Liverpool
Winnetka
Florida Keys
Mrs. Reddick
State Fair
Morty Appelbaum
Irving Burger
Amy
Isepremier
Irs
Diet Netherland
Carrolls
Sears
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