Graham Home To Be Scene Of Parties
Miss Graham of 533 Allen Street hosts a tea tomorrow from 4 to 6 pm in holiday gatherings. William Graham Jr son of Mr and Mrs Graham a Cornell senior holds open house on New Years Day from to 7 o clock.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1941
Page
4
Miss Graham of 533 Allen Street hosts a tea tomorrow from 4 to 6 pm in holiday gatherings. William Graham Jr son of Mr and Mrs Graham a Cornell senior holds open house on New Years Day from to 7 o clock.
Members of Betts Memorial Church School Busy Beavers Class hosted the second annual Holiday Tea last Saturday afternoon. In the receiving line were Janet Donovan Barbara Fryer Janet Lyman Carolyn Beamon Nancy Simmons Dorothy Waldron and Nancy Walsh. Guests included Mrs C Fred Betts Mrs Gilbert Casanova Mrs Ward K Donovan Mrs P Laverne Fryer Mrs Gustav Jansson Mrs Frederick A Lyman Mrs Thomas D MacBride Miss Alice MacBride Dr and Mrs Ellsworth C Reamon Judith Reamon Mrs Viola Simmons Mrs William B Squires and Mrs Clifford Walsh.
The Rev Charles C Noble and family entertain church members and friends at the parsonage 431 Allen Street Thursday 3 to 6 PM. Wednesday Church Nights resume Jan 7 at First Church. Red Cross sewing resumes in Centurion Room Jan 7 10 AM to 4 PM. Young people invited to New Year party at 31 Allen Street Sunday night. Park Central notes report Dr Ray Freeman Jenney and Mrs Jenney at home Sunday afternoon. Men's Club dinner and Ladies Night at parish house Jan 9.
Miss Jane Bostwick daughter of Mr and Mrs William E Bostwick of Wagar Road Cleveland married Robert J Metzger son of Mr and Mrs William V Metzger of 119 Mark Avenue Syracuse on December 26 in Cleveland Ohio The coupleplan for army service after the first of the year A wedding trip to Chicago followed a reception at the bride’s home Out of town guests included Mrs William V Metzger of Syracuse and Mr and Mrs William C Metzger of Rochester
Patricia Ann Emmett visits relatives in New York City during Christmas. Walter W. Cooper of Holyoke Mass visits his parents here and works with American Writing Paper Company in Holyoke. C D Yakeley of Los Angeles visits sister and relatives and plans to leave for the coast Saturday. Lois Jenney returns to Goucher College after Christmas with her parents. Stanley C Wall and family return to Cape Cod after visiting here with relatives Olive Wall and R F Hart.
Hostess at an Egg-Nog party, Miss Jacqueline Eastman daughter of Mr and Mrs Drew G Eastman of 1797 Euclid Avenue, entertained guests at her home recently. Attendees included Mr and Mrs John C Andrews Mr and Mrs Hawley E Van Swall Mr and Mrs Alexander Roy MacKenzie Mr and Mrs Donald Mahler and a long list of guests and friends.
Housewives join air raid wardens, nurses aides and other defense groups in New York City's health drive. Article notes women willing to train, with sample four-step exercises to build strength, balance and endurance for home front duties.
Doris Grotewohl announces the second term of the Y W C A Job Work Shop beginning January 5 with Matilda Cain in charge of shorthand and typing brush-up courses. The program started a year ago to help women regain speed and skill in stenography. The WPA adult education project and Syracuse Board of Education support the effort.
Cabbage leaves are boiled then filled with a shrimp and rice mixture seasoned with onion pepper parsley and salt. Roll each leaf and fasten with toothpicks then brown in butter and bake with tomato sauce and water for 40 minutes.
January Circle of the Lafayette Avenue Methodist Church led by Mrs Bernard Webb hosts a luncheon and Christmas party today. Members and guests will bring small gifts to exchange.
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