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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1943
Page
4
Announcement from the Treble Clef Club of Liverpool under Ann Carter lists an eleventh annual gathering with a program including Irene Bartles Nena Krappen Runzelman Barbara ing Nelle Blanche and Betty sther Hopper a Burdic ia Dine es Edgar aude Reed as accompanist for the event welcoming members and guests to the home program.
Mary Alice Schrader and Frank Baird Smith wed in Middleville on a Saturday ceremony at the church parsonage officiated by Rev. George Gale. The bride wore navy blue with pink rose bouquet. dinner followed at the bride’s parents’ home with Emma Schrader as bridesmaid and Milford Allen as best man.
The Junior Auxiliary of Syracuse Day Nursery plans its annual dinner to close the season and will install officers. President Miss Margaret Watson. vice president Mrs Ray Puckett. secretary Mrs Clarence M M Hale. treasurer Mrs Hawley Ven Swall.
Jane Irene Kelly daughter of Mr and Mrs John S Kelly 715 Bear Street married Ensign Charles Lee Adams U S N OR in St Pauls Rectory Princeton New Jersey May 25 at 5 30 oclock The Rev John Walsh officiated A reception followed at Nasmiu Tavern with attendees including Mr and Mrs John S Kelly Mrs Harold P Merle and George Anderson of Stanford Conn The bride wore powder blue with white accessories and a white gardenia bouquet Best man was William Bertolette U S N R Akron Ohio The couple resides at 50 University Place Princeton The bride is a North High School and Powelson Institute graduate Ensign Adams alumni of Wooster College Beta Theta Pi member studied metallurgy at Youngstown College
The Syracuse area hosts a busy slate of group events including Syracuse Home Association luncheon at Crumlins with September follow up at The Home, Circle F and Circle O gatherings, Daughters of St Paul at St Paul s Lutheran Church, Clara Ward Auxiliary supper at University Building, and weekly surgical dressings by Syracuse University Women s Club in South Crouse Avenue. Additional events include Danforth School Mothers Club installation at Crumlins, Centenary Methodist Church women’s society luncheon, Post Office Clerks Auxiliary meeting at Mrs Sheehan s home, and several church circle and D A R activities with picnics and officers elections.
The Woman's Exchange Inc holds its annual board meeting and luncheon at the Century Club. Mrs John J Buettner is elected president succeeding Mrs Donald Gilbert. Honorary president is Mrs William Allan Dyer Sr and officers include Mrs Frederick E Norton and Mrs Hiram Weisberg as vice presidents with other key posts listed.
Mr and Mrs Lester B Showers return from a wedding trip to New York City and reside at 422 South Crouse Avenue The bride Frances E Calkins formerly of Demster accompanied the couple back to the city
Mrs. J B Rusteriotz hosts a spring luncheon for Keeney Circle members and Olients of First Methodist Church on Thursday at 11 oclock. Mizpah and World Fellowship Circles hold meals at listed homes at 6:15 PM. Foster Class indoor picnic Friday at 6:30 PM. Immanuel Class garden picnic today. October and February Circles plan breakfasts and picnics with weather contingency for church events.
A farewell dinner at Eastwood Recreation Center honored Mrs. Donald Schaff of Minoa who will move with her husband Corporal Schaff to the south. Miss Louella Miller chaired the event with many attendees including Frances Kearney Helen Rea Kate Fennelly Betty Mann Kate Gleason Roma Turo Rita Langenmayr Jean O'Brien Marian Karp Eileen Eklund Natalie Gangste Maude Wells and Mrs Charles Becker. She is the daughter of Seward and Mrs Lewis.
Mrs John H Durston has left Leavenworth Apartments after a month with her mother Mrs Thomas P Hughes and returned to her Brooklyn home. Miss Jeanne Marie Gray daughter of Mr and Mrs James Tracy Gray of 324 West Kennedy Street has returned home after completing her junior year at Averett College Danville Virginia.
Miss Phyllis La Vine a Syracuse University College of Fine Arts graduate has won a post graduate scholarship in music education. She studied with Conrad Lu Becker and Andre Polah, held Morning Musical scholarships, and will direct the Music Department at Sackets Harbor High School next year. She is a Sigma Alpha Iota member and appears often in club concerts. Mrs. Charles H. Elliott a Syracuse alumna was guest of honor at the Nottingham Girls Choir Spring Festival. The Chicago Singing Teachers Guild announces its seventh annual W. W. Kimball Company prize for best solo voice with piano setting, with publication to be guaranteed.
Dorothy Dix argues that age is a handicap in job hunting as employers favor youth. She notes rapid changes in business and the rise of labor-saving devices, making old skills less valuable. She suggests domestic service as a viable, well paid option for middle aged women seeking work.
Wartime menu notes oatmeal with milk for breakfast and dinner options include baked creamed dried beef with buttered asparagus glazed carrots beef greens hot makins rhubarb pie. Luncheon mix ground liver with chopped bacon celery salt minced onion and chili sauce or mayonnaise to moisten.
A homemaker describes a fix for the dishpan stoop and outlines a simple three part routine. Sit back in a chair and circle shoulders, stand in a doorway and stretch, and a five minute daily rope or rope-free arm workout to counteract stooping. The caller requests a deafset via a large stamped return envelope to Syracuse Herald Journal.
Kappa Zeta chapter to sponsor a dance for service men tomorrow night at U S O Headquarters 264 East Onondaga Street. The committee members are Miss Betty McArdle assisted by Kay Tague and Joe Hecker. Refreshments will be served.
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