Engagements and church events in Binghamton area notices
Invitations issued for the marriage of Miss Marjorie Beatrice Brass of Binghamton to Richard W. Greene of Syracuse with ceremony planned at the Congregational church. The notice also details church auxiliary activities, tea plans for the South Presbyterian Church Women’s Missionary Society, and the Girls' Friendly Society closing meeting with listed attendees and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl van Ness Brass
Binghamton
Marjorie Beatrice Brass
Richard W. Greene
Ira E. Green
Afr
Greene
Zpoat
Willard W. Plumb
Robineau Road
South Presbyterian Church Women’s Missionary Society
Edward Q. Williams
Alice Shields
Frances Potter
South Church
Charles V. Hartson
John T. Reeve
Harlow M. Fuller
Paul B. Sweeney
Donald S. Childs
Florence Schick
A. Burwell Ziegler
Louis E. Tarr
Seward B. Hicks
Edna Henderson
Lucille Springstead
Kareta Woodford
Margerite Steenberg
E. 5Inger
Gladys Ward
Elsye M. Pierce
Edna Haar
C. L. Barr
Frere Cen Ees
Reunion of Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae at Grove Park Inn
Members and out of town alumnae gathered for a reunion at the home of Severance Avenue with a dinner. Plans were laid for the first Southern convention at Grove Park Inn Asheville June 30 to July 5. Delegates include Miss Lucille Schlosser and Mrs Charles Sayers with several notable attendees from across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta
Oe Severance i Avenue
Oee
Paul Murphy
A. Gilbert Hall
Peportig
Stouds
Grove Park Inn
Asheville
N. C
Aliss Lucille Schlosser
Charles Sayers
Weedson
Mirs
al Taylor
Lee Carroll Aire
Ch Htt
Ruth Beynon
Carl Ghsmann
Carl Welch
Ruth Bielby
Eleanor Church
Count Your Visa chart shows daily vitamin guidance
The piece argues two thirds of people lack vitamins and summarizes a daily vitamin rich diet. It lists foods for Vitamins A B1 B2 C and D, notes cooking preserves nutrients, and suggests a reduced calorie plan with fortified bread and thiamin supplementation to reach recommended International Units.
Irish Picnic Supper and Kirk Park Club Picnic Notice
The Berean Class of Brown Memorial Church hosts a covered Irish picnic supper tomorrow night followed by business. The Kirk Park Community Club holds its annual picnic tomorrow at 1 PM in Kirk Park with chairwoman Mrs. L. E. Kipp aided by a group of named volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berean
Brown Memorial Church
Kirk Park Community Club
Kirk Park
L. E. Kipp
Bert Schmid
Charles Shafer
Ehia Smith
John Silky
H. L. Shays
F. W. Strickland
W.B. Thayer
Lulu Vronian
de A. Ziegler
H. A. Wright
Ela van Valkenburg
Social Notes Mention Local Residents and Travelers
Matthew Flavin and his daughters Katherine and Loretta Flavin stay at the Alama Hotel in Miami Beach before visiting St Augustine. Mary Elizabeth Mosher hosts Florence Watts from Chicago for Syracuse University reunion events and Mary Elizabeth Herberich’s Medical College graduation. Marion Harris visits from New York City with sister-in-law Mrs F P Harris as Dr Howard G Case and wife fly to Cleveland for AMA duties. Carol Case from Smith College plans to return home next week. Mrs Harry Malley and others travel from New York City for the weekend.
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Ers
Matthew Flavin
Katherine
Loretta Flavin
Bellevue Avenue
Alama Hotel
Miami Beach
Fla
St. Augustine
Mary Elizabeth Mosher
Twin Hills Drive
Florence Watts
Chicago
Syracuse University
Mary Elizabeth Herberich
Medical College
Marion Harris
New York City
F. P. Harris
Ridgewood Drive
Howard G. Case
South
Salina Street
Cleveland
Ohio
Case
American Medical Association
Carol Case
Smith College
Harry Malley
Carbon Street
Stanley Jemola
Hawley Avenue
Genevieve ,D'Accurzio
John Street
Anna Reale
Park Street
Fashion Flashes: Beeswax Hat and Mousseline Diorama
Fashion notes describe a inventive week’s trick featuring a hat woven with bees and paired with a mousseline dress. A matching jacket completes the ensemble, highlighting bold texture and coordinated styling ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mousseline de
Diary Excerpt Cites Dress Conservatism by Caroline Jenkins
A fragment from Caroline Jenkins' diary comments on women's attire, praising restraint and warning against extreme fashion. This brief note reflects midcentury views on propriety and personal appearance.
Etiquet and Good Form by Emily Post
Dear Mrs Post a reader asks if it is proper to knit in social settings during wartime relief efforts. The columnist notes knitting is now expected and that knitters should talk and listen while sewing. The question continues about adding a travel wedding address line for a bride and whether the same idea applies with an at home address omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San
Daily Menu Breakfast Luncheon and Dinner highlights
The menu lists breakfast items including cold cereal top milk glazed fried bananas buttered toast coffee cocoa. Luncheon features jellied tomato salad banana nut bread butter ice box cake milk tea. Dinner offers meat pie with dumplings baked potatoes creamed lima beans apple and celery salad and cocoanut pineapple squares.
Six Banana Fryed Bananas With Lemon Juice
Six firm bananas prepared with lemon juice and agar, peeled and brushed with lemon juice. Roll in sugar. Fry slowly in butter until tender and golden brown, turning to brown evenly. Serve hot. Six servings.
Banana Bran Nut Bread Recipe Improvised Instructions
Recipe for banana bran nut bread with eggs, mashed bananas, bran, lifted flour, baking powder, soda, salt, sugar and nut meats. Mix wet and dry separately, combine, bake in a well greased pan at 350 degrees F for about one hour and thirty minutes. Makes one loaf.
Meat Cakes with Tomato Dumplings
Ground beef mixed with salt pepper onion and mustard forms 15 small cakes browned in fat. Simmer in tomato soup with hot water, then add dumplings. Dumplings made from flour baking powder salt shortening and milk drop onto meat and steam 20 minutes. Serves five to six.
Aliss D Amico to Wed Henry Bartolo at St Peters Church
Nicholas D Amico of 718 North McBride Street announces the approaching marriage of his daughter Aliss Josephine D Amico to Henry Bartolo son of Mire Inhn A Partaln The ceremony is set for Saturday June 38 at 10 o'clock in Saint Peters Italian Church with Rev Angelo Stratvon officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas D'Amico
North McBride Street
Aliss Josephine D'Amico
Henry Bartolo
Mire Inhn A. Partaln
McBride Street
Saint Peter’s Italian Church
Angelo Stratvon
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