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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1941
Page
3
Dorothy Dix counsels readers to examine marriage choices without letting a mother’s unhappy past seal fate. She urges comparing fiancé’s qualities with past faults, warns against letting bitterness drive decisions, and stresses personal responsibility. The column also rejects anonymous letters as cowardly and offers guidance for a unhappy wife to pursue betterment and happiness through action.
Emily Post answers reader questions on public smoking, servant titles, wedding ushering, and tea party menus. She endorses discretion about women smoking, clarifies terminology for household staff, suggests seating plans for small weddings, and recommends a balanced menu for Sunday tea with non sweet options.
Sudden Club reports attendance at the reception for the recently ordained Father Leonard Madison held at the Onondaga Hotel on Sunday June 29. New residents include Miss Erica Fournier of Utica and Miss Edna Collen of Buffalo. Weekend visitors included Miss Rita Cavanaugh of Florence and Miss Helen Pyeen of Sentral Square.
John Lawler of 238 Palmer Avenue announces the approaching marriage of his daughter Miss Mary R. Lawler to James Baker, son of Mrs. Margaret Baker of 436 Rich Street. The ceremony will be Saturday at 9 in Saint Lucy's Church with Rev. Daniel E. Lawler officiating. Attendants are Miss Sarah M. Lawler and Robert F. Smith.
Advice for hosting a budget baby shower with a tomato basket bassinet centerpiece and baby carriage favors. Steps include hood made from towel and net, double ruffles, lace doilies, and ribbon drawstrings. Request coins for a booklet from Syracuse Herald-Dispatch Home Institute, 109 West 1th Street, New York, N.Y.
Mrs. Joseph S. Caldwell hosted Kanatenah Red Cross Unit members for a June 27 garden party at her summer home on Oneida Lake. Attendees included Kanatenah president Mrs. John A. Jordan and many local social leaders.
On June 21 at S o'clock the Rev Richard Eaton officiated at a Tully wedding attended by the bride’s brother-in-law and sister Lloyd Betts and Mrs Betts. The bride, a Tully Central School graduate class of 1936, and the groom, who attended Valley School, reside at 638 West Newell Street. Otisco Lake Yacht Club opens its season tomorrow with sailing and sailboat racing at 2 o'clock and supper at 6:30, arrangements by Mrs Harold Peters, Mrs Allan Cole and Mrs Earl S King.
Going and Coming lists Syracuse residents spending the summer at various retreats and visits. Dr and Mrs W J McNerney and three children stay at Wilmicado Lodge Skaneateles. P W Mellor vacationing at Atlantic City. Mrs Benjamin Otto Jacobsen and sons plan a visit to Syracuse then three week stay at Thousand Island Park. Harry A Bailey and family at Albion. Winfield L Redding and Ruth Bailey return to La Porte. S Lewis Porter and family at Lake Bonaparte. Earl C Root and Lawrence sail to Hyannis Cap Cod for a month, with others traveling for holidays and visits.
The Onondaga Orphans Home executive committee held its annual picnic and business session at Mrs. Ralph W. Chaffee’s summer home on East Lake Road in Skaneateles. Thirty five members attended the event.
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