Emily Hughson Fayetteville artist returns to work after retirement
Emily Hughson of Fayetteville, a freelance artist and former costume designer for Sophie Tucker and Ziegfeld Follies, resumes art work after 13 years away. Born in New York City to Polish aristocracy lineage, she trained at the Frank A Parsons School and the New York School of Fine and Applied Arts, later becoming art director at James A. Hearn department store. Since marriage in 1932 and moving to Syracuse then Fayetteville, she built a greenhouse business that shifted with her husband’s death, prompting a return to commercial art with Edwards & Sons.
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Sophie Tucker
Emily Hughson
Fayettevile
New York City
Emily
Vvoidode
Heidelberg
Germany
Russia
Poland
America
CPA
Frank A Parsons School of Fine and Applied Acts
New York School of Fine and Applied Arts
Travis Banton
Hollywood
Richard Hickson
Fifth Avenue
Hickson
Moulin Rouge
James A. Hearn
New
Leon Hughson
W. Manhus St
Fayetteville
Em-Lee Greenhouse
Edwards
Ssracase
Mrs Todt Again Heads Girls Club
Mrs Haxs C Todt was reelected president of the Syracuse Girls Club at the board’s final meeting last Thursday in Hotel Onondaga. Officers and directors were named, with renovations to the clubhouse at 206 Oswego St. and acceptance as a Red Feather Agency member noted.
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Haxs C. Todt
Syracuse Girls Club
Onondaga
Margaret A Cheney
Michael J. DeFrancesco
Nathan Goldman
Adelbert St. Northrup
C. Weller Driscoll
Execu
Council of Social Agencies
Red Feather Agency
Glen 3. Scott
L. W. Singer
Newton E. White
Margret A. Cheney
James A. Close
John M. Doster
Joan B. Foley
F. W. Nichols
Robert L. Tiffany
Todt
Hans . Todt
Nome van Buren
Artful designer recalls Greenwich Village lunches
She continues a careful sketch for an intricate lampshade pattern and reflects on her past. Despite decades of success, she occasionally misses daily lunches with the so called arty crowd in Greenwich Village.
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Greenwich Village
Beauty Advice Columns and Garden Study Notice
A collage of reader fashion tips emphasizes white hair and hats with suggestions in dusty pink pale blue or red rose accents for a daytime wedding. Eyeglass frame colors eyed by readers include amber clear crystal and brown tones. A neck care program offers a free reader and a Kitchen scissors tip leads to a Syracuse garden study group noting a tour of Prof. MacAndrews gardens with a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Ginsburg and cohosts Gangberg and Spector.
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Garden Study Group
A. H. MacAndrews
DeWittrd
Garden Study Group of
Syracuse
National Council of Jewish Women
Nathan Ginsburg
Demong
Fred Gangberg
Sol Spector
Dental Assistants Honor First President At Dinner
Genevieve Shoemaker, first president, will attend the Syracuse Dental Assistants Association 25th anniversary dinner at Hotel Syracuse Persian Terrace. Alyce Teich is dinner chair. A gift will be given to retiring president Arlene Hartriett. Gold Star Mothers to report on the national convention by Florence McBride at Friday’s Chapter 15 meeting in Ballard’s Hi.
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Dental Assistants
Mirs
Genevieve Shoemaker
Syracuse Dental Assistants Association
Hotel
Syracuse
Alyce Teich
Presdent
Arlene Hartriett
Boston
Mass
Florence McBride
Ballard
Zonta Club Honors Oslo Guest in Syracuse Dinner
The Syracuse Zonta Club hosts a 6:30 dinner at the Corinthian Club for Miss Barbara Jekhella, Oslo tobacco factory rector, honored guest and delegate heading to the international convention in Cincinnati. She tours major plants while staying with Miss Ninita Johns and Miss Ruth Hoople. The club plans to send 21 delegates to the convention from June 28 to 2.
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Oslo
Rway
Zonta
Cincinnati
Corinthian Club
Syracuse Zonta
Barbara Jekhella
Syracuse
Ninita Johns
Ruth Hoople
Military Court Plans Friday Program in Fayetteville
The Military Court unitary Court of Amaranth will honor Mrs Matilda Francey associate matron and Theodore Bitzer associate patron at Friday evening meeting in Fayetteville Masonic Temple. Associate matrons and patrons of the 1st District will be special guests with Mrs Jean Lowzek matron and Austin Catalano patron presiding. Penny supper planned by Immaculate Heart of Mary Rosary Society of Galeville to serve the public tomorrow starting 5 PM in the church social hall.
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Ownter of
Amaranth
Matilda Francey
Theodore Bitzer
Fayetteville Masonic Temple
Jean Lowzek
Austin Catalano
Ee Ce
Immaculate Heart of Mary
After and Rosary Society
Galeville
Timothy Ryan
Cream Pies Ideal for Parties and Bananas as Favorite
Cream pies with a single bottom crust stand out as an open face one crust pie. Classic varieties coconut and custard highlight American dessert traditions. banana cream pie offers tropical flavor. The method includes making a thick custard, filling a pie shell with sliced bananas, then topping with meringue or whipped cream.
Dancers and Skaters Leg Beauty Through Exercise and Fashion
Ida Jean Kart argues that leg shape reflects musculature shaped by exercise rather than bone, noting that overweight and thin leg outcomes vary. She cites ballet and dance routines as transformative, recommends stretching to counter muscle contraction, and endorses tights to keep muscles supple during workouts. She urges girls to pursue dancing or active hobbies like bicycling, skating, swimming, and hiking to improve leg appearance.
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Ida Jean Kart
Bellerina
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Sophie
Mrs. Todt
Edyth Thornton McLeoy
Ayette
COSCO
Mets
Zonta Club
Military Court
Natere
Suarastee
Sri Detter
Dietician
Beautician
the Clinic
Clinic
Park-Brannock
Cosuel Shoes
Inock
Khopa Mekeel Jaesen Frne Teaar
Pere Ee
Rae Heep Gee
Ida Jean Kain
Paul
Genuinie
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