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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1952
Page
12
New York designer Dorothy Roe selects seven women from the last four decades as the image of modern feminine chic. The piece profiles a glamorous grandmother as the model of allure and style in contemporary fashion.
Aug 23 ceremony at Maple Grove Methodist Church in Columbus united Miss Dewana Marilyn Gay and George Albert Lowe Jr. The Rev Norman Sommerville officiated. The bride, daughter of Chester and Mary Gay, wore Chantilly lace and satin with a blue theme. groom is son of George Albert Lowe and wife. Attendants included Carolyn Gay and Betsy Riddle. best man James Powell. ushers Richard Bauman Blaine Gnels Roy Markle Major.
Miss Dorothy May Sedgwick daughter of Mr and Mrs Floyd G Sedgwick marries Edward C Simmons at St Pauls Methodist Church. The Rev Charles Benton officiates. Attendants include maid of honor Miss Kathleen O Connor and bridesmaids in nylon net gowns. Best man Carlyle Chase and ushers listed.
Mrs William A Allyn will speak to Solvay Garden Club at the Solvay Public Library Tuesday. She will demonstrate use of fruits and vegetables in fair arrangements with the program starting at 3 before the business session. Hostesses appointed include Mrs Henry Bresdola and Mrs Thomas Piccioti.
Mrs. Simpson proclaims the era’s most glamorous woman is not a flapper or debutante but Lola Dietrich, a grandmother. Her praise frames Dietrich as the indestructible icon admired by American women over three decades.
Plans for the 5th annual invitation regatta of Onondaga Yacht Club on Onondaga Lake next weekend mobilize a large corps of women. They will handle registration, meals, guest reception, and overnight accommodations while skippers race Lightning class boats and crews support their husbands. The regatta committee is led by Mrs. Ethel Devore with extensive involvement from Mrs. Helen Edgarton, Mrs. Barbara Silman, and numerous spouses aiding as crew, kitchen, and snack operations across the event.
Barbara Mary Dufore of 805 Montgomery street married Homer D. Searle of 44 Mountainview area at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception with Rev. George E. Arseneau officiating. The bride wore satin and Chantilly lace with seed pearls and carried white roses with an orchid. maid of honor Joan Gibbons wore pale blue net. The couple will reside in Sitting Caledary after a honeymoon to Buffalo and Canada.
A recipe sketch by Hoyt Alden exploring rice dishes and methods. It covers preparing plain fried rice, deep frying cooked grains for a crisp bite, and a Spanish inspired rice with pork and vegetables. The piece mixes practical cooking steps with light commentary on rice’s versatility.
Lois Marie Barilett and Curtis H Barker II wed at Mecklenburg Methodist Church on August 23 in a double ring ceremony. The bride wore a candlelight satin gown with Chantilly lace bolero and orange blossom headpiece, with Rev. Crippen and Rev. Ahn officiating.
The ceremony honors the bride daughter of Mr and Mrs King of Candor with bridesmaids in apple green gowns and red white floral arrangements. The groom, a Syracuse graduate, attends the University of Michigan for a master's in social psychology, and both will reside in Ann Arbor after the wedding.
Ann Kinney promotes Parade Records with arias by Opera Lovers and discounts on 10 inch LPs and 12 inch symphonies, plus Old Spice deodorant on sale and cosmetic buys. Grants department store advertises belt styles, bubble bath, a 7-in-1 combination purse, and a State Fair fashion show titled Classroom Classics with nightly performances.
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