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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1940
Page
4
A damaged program from Camp Avalon shows attendees and guests at a Capt Kidd themed party. The event featured a buffet supper and dance with numerous listed members and visitors including Mrs. Janes, Margaret Devaney, and J.B. Jones among many others.
The Sacred Heart ceremony united Miss Mary Darewinga daughter of Mr and Mrs John Drewirya with Victor B Libestowski of Jamaica in a church ceremony decorated with peonies and palms. The bride wore white net with a double veil and carried white roses with orchids, while her maid of honor wore blue. A reception followed at Community Temple Park Avenue for immediate families and guests, including the couple’s families.
Evelyn B. Kisor of Syracuse becomes betrothed to Arthur Kliman son of Mrs. Harry Elin. No wedding date set. News of the betrothal announced at a party in honor of Kisor with garden flowers and white ribbons.
A fragmented reminiscence discusses table manners and etiquette at meals in a social setting. It covers who should begin eating, hostess roles, and handling guests at a wedding reception. The text references classes of attendees including intimate friends, relatives, and outsiders.
Mr and Mrs first Vito Belfoma of 122 DeLong Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Car paella Bellows to Raymond Barry of 118 DeLong Avenue son of the late Mr and Mrs William Barry. The couple hosted a dinner at the Bellows home on July 4. No wedding date is set.
Mazie Zube, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Winn Zube, 71 Wadaworth Street, married Vincent DeRieaze, of 937 Wad worth Street, in a Saturday morning ceremony at the Lathesa Church of the Redeemer. Rev. Prodaricie C. Martin officiated. matron of honor was Mrs. Lorence Deaubiah, and John L. Forsythe served as best man. The bride wore a dusty rose gown with matching accessories, and the bouquet featured yellow case buds and delphinium. After the ceremony, the couple honeymooned in the Adirondacks and reside at 1929 Butler Street. The bride, a graduate of Newin High School, is an alumna of Voratotsi High School.
Dorothy Dix argues that fear of public opinion shapes behavior from courtship to conduct. She asserts shaming by others governs choices, praising prudence while condemning seeming impropriety. The piece underscores social scrutiny as a powerful moral force in daily life.
A wedding notice from Liverpool documents the marriage of Miss Flora, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Stafford of 107 May Avenue, to a party at St. George’s, with attendants and a reception at a hotel. The couple planned a July ceremony in Liver-lot roses, with dinner following.
A fashion note details ensembles including a navy silk dotted print outfit with a tailored navy jacket, a print-embellished coat, and a soft black woolen model with a tunic collar and belt. It previews early autumn wear and coordinated accessories with edged pockets and decorative buttons.
A fragmented 1920s style health column argues that abdominal tension holds the stomach in and prevents middle age spread. It claims no exercise changes core strength without regular routines, urging specific back and hip moves and small daily sessions, with reference to a Syracuse Herald Needlecraft pattern notice.
A fragment describes a loose casual coat of soft wool with a square yoke and tack outlines, paired with an exquisite silk crepe dress featuring a lace print and a black fur accent on one shoulder. It highlights stylish details and a fashion-forward outlook from the era.
Going and Coming lists Miss ancy Setright at Rocky Taint In%y Fearth Lake with family, and Mr and Mrs Edward P Bonner returning to Dublin Court after Springfield and New York World's Fair. It notes James Dulaney paying weekend in Heshiner, Miss Storence Nace visiting Cleveland, house guests for Miss Genevieve Frostholm, and Judge and Mrs James J Bar ratt on a Deer’s Head stay. Also mentions Benjamin Hebner and W A Ingalls at Cape Cod, George F Silverman’s son’s vacation, Alfred H Vogel in Long Beach, and Mary deMilan leaving for two weeks in Catoumet Xigss along with other local trips and motoring to California.
A budget plan for wives and families shows an advancement fund of about 18 percent of monthly income to cover essentials and vacations. It advises examining rent, food, and household costs, reducing waste, using leftovers, and saving to meet recurring expenses.
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