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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1948
Page
13
The Syracuse scene celebrates women's clubs and fashion in 1948 with new organizations, record weddings, style shows, and social events. The piece notes federation activity, rising club memberships, and centennial fashion trends amid national shifts in dress, shopping, and social life.
The Women Voters led group announces a January start with Mrs Reuben Te Vikes as president. Meetings begin Wednesday January 5 and continue for four weeks focusing on state aid to education, school plant needs, capital improvement, and federal education funds. A January 2 members meeting will discuss a local ten year plan for education.
Reading, seating, and program details for the University Auxiliary Luncheon are listed. Honored guests include Mr. Jota D. Brockway and Mrs. Tied eek Mo Mery, with arrangements coordinated by Gee Hamer Sirs How.
Fragmented text mentions Needlecraft Daye and Stayton address questions. Appears to reference crochet patterns centrip coins and unknown names. Unclear dates or full place names. no coherent event details emerge.
Numerous New York City residents and families are noted spending holidays with relatives. The report lists guests and hosts across many names, including students from Cornell, Phillips Academy, and Johns Hopkins era connections, with journeys from Boston, Geneva, Los Angeles, and beyond.
Arrangements completed for the annual public gathering of the Onondaga Council of Girl Scouts Inc a Red Teeller agency to be held in January at 3 PM in the Museum SF Eine Arts. New York University guest speaker will discuss education with Mrs Matsien Hayes and others assisting.
Miss Nancy Celahan of the School of Speech Syracuse University will give readings at the Tuesday meeting of Kwah hake we ree Cleu in the home of Mrs E C Jacoby 259 Kensington pl. The session begins at 8 PM with hostess assistances. A beige party is planned for January 28 at Mrs Henderson 112 Dorset rd as a Children’s Bureau benefit.
The Auxiliary to People’s Hospital announces a Tuesday luncheon at 12:30 p.m. with George N. Hemmer serving as chairman. Assisting are Mrs H L Bown, Mrs Mathew Davis, Mrs Carl Grahosky, Mrs Frank Nok, Mrs Naward Easterton, Mrs John Smith, and several others. Mrs Charles M Travis leads cards and Mrs W J Larned handles favors.
Mrs. Bypan G. Code president announces weekly woolly sewing sessions to resume on Tuesdays at 2 PM in the hospital. Mrs. Cody and Mrs. Ranothy Marklin will host as auxiliary chairmen of Wazienes, welcoming attendees.
Selvay O E S Chapter will install Tuesday at 3 PM in the Balway Temple. Mrs Wilda Walsh serves as matron with James Walsh as patron, and a long list of officers and attendants including Mrs Hilda Sorvh as associate matron and Mrs Dorothy White as conductress.
An economical guide outlines meat usage in stews and skewers, noting one pound of bone-in meat serves four in stews and emphasizing water usage and nutrient retention. It describes brownings, stock, dumplings, and vegetables, plus a recipe sketch for meat skew with vegetables and dumplings. Also mentions a club meeting and fashion notes on dress trends.
The Gibson Corps announces a secret pal holiday dinner to be held January 3 at the Prank Bigham Post club, Valerans of Foreign Wars. Decorations center on drums bugles Santas and trees. Miss Helen Fadden and Mrs Florence Tayoulte arrange gifts and entertainment features a play by Mrs Mae Ri Gibson.
A visit by Troop 24 of the Girt Scout group to Onondaga County Home showcased holiday projects. Scouts produced 470 Christmas cards and delivered candy and treats to residents. Volunteers arranged labeling and trays for meals and a festive program with gifts and decorations.
A luncheon in honor of Constance Robey featured attendees from Des Moines and nearby areas. Mrs. Walter Liddiaed, diocesan president of the Girls Friendly Society, spoke at Trinity Episcopal Church while Mrs. Alfred Hobbs led the business session.
Readable text advertises dress patterns with adaptable collars and various dresses. Mentions sizes 12 to 20, pattern number 4786, coin price 25 cents, and Pattern Depo at 243 W Sixth Street New York. Includes mention of Syracuse Herald Journal.
Reverend Albert L. Baner pastor of First Methodist Church and Mrs Baner invite members and friends to an open house at the parsonage 41 Allen Street on New Year's Day. Mrs Theo dore W Baxter Mrs Guy Chaffeo and Mrs Dante Davenport attend in the living room.
Theresa presents Sehola Cantor of Most Holy Rosary Church to guests at Loretto Rest Sunday afternoon amid feuds. J Edmund Kelley chairs entertainment. Mrs Edvard Felsinger leads Loretto Rest Guild as sponsor. Sewing meeting for St Pauls Group 3 set Jan Fat 10 AM parish house. luncheon at 1 PM with listed hostesses. Pauls Group grows Group 3 Auxiliary to hold luncheon and meeting Jan 6 at 435 Fel Emma Lietzne home with hostesses assisting.
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