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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1950
Page
8
Dior opened the fall fashion show with a shapely silhouette emphasizing bust and hips, sweeping away 1920s ideas. He favors long suit jackets, detachable corsets, elephant ear sleeves, and full coats with buckram, while evening wear shimmers with embroidery and pearls.
The Onondaga Council of Girl Scouts held a Thursday meeting at the Corinthian Club to consider the vacancy created by the resignation of Miss Cornelia A. Woolf. Mrs. Lewis P. Smith presided, with candidates to be screened by the national personnel division before local review. The board presented a gift to Miss Woolf in appreciation of her service as field director. Attendees included Greene, Carmichel, Henwart, Kreuzer, MacKay, MacKena, Pishor, Smith, and Weinheimer.
Miss Anne Bagnett daughter of Mr and Mrs Nicholas Bagnett and Patrick Valarino son of Mrs Nancy Valerian exchanged nuptial vows at Our Lady of Pompei Church on July 1. The Rev Charles Borgognon officiated. The bride wore a candlelight gown with portrait neckline and cathedral train, carried white lilies with an orchid. Matron of honor Mrs Fannie Antelmi and maid of honor Miss Sarah DeGilormo wore aqua and yellow gowns. Best man was Louis Valenno with brother Robert Bagnet as usher.
Fairmount Garden Club members meet Tuesday at 7 20 P M at Mrs Robert Bartlett's Patterson Ave Fairmount. Mrs Ross Kang Jr director of the Garden Center will discuss Iris growth and propagation. Assisting hostesses are Mrs Dorothy Van Alstine Mrs Sophia Ronca and Mrs Mary Springer.
The Syracuse Home Bureau via Agnes R P Gillette reports a favorable food outlook for 1950 with ample crops and rising supplies of apples pears grapes and cherries. Peaches may be down. celery and tomatoes could fetch higher prices. Cabbage beans cucumbers onions peas and a big hog crop are noted, plus a Sugar Act driven rise in raw sugar to 7 850 000 tons. A luncheon for Pan Hellene committee at Theta Phi Alpha is announced and sewing tips for beginners are offered.
Miss Helen Hornbeck daughter of Mr and Mrs Lows A Borneck, Rome, wed Gordon Palmer son of Strange J Palmer of 9520 Midland Ave July 22 in a double ring ceremony at First Methodist Church Rome. Rev Alvin C Gorda officiated. They plan a home at 9520 Midland Ave after a Manhattan honeymoon.
Camp Fire Girls will demonstrate crafts at the State Fair exhibition in the Women’s Building. Demonstrations each day last about 30 minutes, featuring glass etching loom weaving cake decorating textile painting and more. The Onondaga Council will display an exact duplicate of its Talnoh camp at Pennellville.
Bert B Gratzer and Chester C Featherly were married at Blessed Sacrament Church with Rev Leo Crowley officiating. The bride wore a summer suit with orchid corsage. Miss Mary Eileen Hirsh attended. Best man was Joseph Gratger. Reception at the bride's parents followed and they planned a honeymoon to Niagara Falls, Michigan and nearby areas.
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