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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1951
Page
8
Syracuse area announces two summer programs, with dips for juniors, adult evenings, and family times at Din Kick Park. YWCA Ladies Day Out, homemaker activities, and a play group for children two and a half to five run weekly through August, with coffee hours and nursery supervision provided. Frances Weyers oversees sponsors.
The Rev. Roland S. Fredericka will install officers of the Fairmount Union Church Women’s Auxiliary at a Wednesday 3 o’clock service. Daisy Pepin is installed as president with Lillian Cadd as vice president, Rut Hidal e as secretary, and Lucille Shoudy as treasurer. A program honoring past presidents is planned, and a birthday party with year themed tables will conclude the event. circle chairmen include Dorothy Strang Pepin Mahal Case Ruby Arnold Phyllis Jenner Eva Heering May Houseman.
Mt Sinai Lodge of the Corinthian Club plans a Wednesday banquet at 7 P.M. Mrs Joseph Reiss will be installed as president of Wives of Fellowcralt Mt Sinai Lodge. Other officers include Mrs Maurice Rubenstein as vice president and Mrs Jay Walluck as treasurer.
Mise Nataliz Corapi daughter of Mr and Mrs Dominick Corapi of 542 Columbus Ave married Peter Varano son of Mr and Mrs Anthony Varano of 216 Dursion Ave at St Peter Church on June 16. Rev Guido Caverzan performed the ceremony. Reception details and attendees listed. Post wedding plans include residence at 318 Durston Ave. Harmony Grove Woodmen's Circle to host a 6 PM picnic and white elephant sale at the Irene Ferrant home, 412 Helenet.
Angeline Cammiuso of Ganunise and Jobh Crosien of Granthiv wed at Our Lady of Pompei Church. Rev David Norcott officiated as families and attendants including matron of honor Mrs Louis Ceccont and best man Edward Mahar attended. A reception at Sedewick followed then a Niagara Falls trip. groom stationed with the Army at Camp Edwards, Massachusetts.
Miss Barton wed Edward Waleski in St Daniel's Church Hall scene described with a white satin robe and hoop skirt wedding gown. Attendants included Edith Mauiz as maid of honor and bridesmaids Marilyn Russel and Marie Waleski. Richard Carroll served as best man with ushers Robert Weber and Charles Renk. The Waleski couple plans to reside on Court Street in Syracuse, New York.
Norma Jean LaClair, daughter of Mr, wed a U S soldier in a ceremony at a French church. The church was decorated with white gladioli and enaphraone tubes. The event marked a formal marriage in a wartime setting with family and local observers in attendance.
The marriage of Theresa D Angelo daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph D Angelo 208 Brown Ave Mattydale to Lewis Di Sano son of Mr and Mrs Donato Di Seno 108 Spring Ave took place recently at Our Lady of Pompei Church with Rev Donald J Bauer officiating The bride wore a Skinner satin gown high Tolind neckline cathedral train and full length veil She carried calla lilies and orchids Attendants included Mrs Anna Fazio Bridesmaids Joan Van Well Katherine Ferrily Best man James Di Sano Ushers Ernest Casale Nicholas Di Seno Dinner followed at Aurelis and reception at Corner House The couple will live at 638 Catherine St after a trip to New York City
Miss Marjnrie H. Creech betrothed to Arthur H. Hier of North Ssyr ACUEC. Announcement by Mr and Mrs Arthur C Creech of Pulaski notes the wedding planned for August 1. The nuptials are described as a union blessed by the General Eteetyic.
Glorya Caruso daughter of Mr and Mrs Anthony Caruso 125 Lilac Street became the bride of Louis Pascarella son of Mr and Mrs Anthony Pascarella 606 Pond Street at Our Lady of Pompea Church The Rev Lambert Kennedy officiated The gown featured Chantilly lace and a Queen Elizabeth satin jacket The bride carried white roses orchids and baby’s breath Honor attendant and bridesmaids are named along with the best man and ushers in this wedding notice.
The Rev Frederick Prevost officiated a double ring ceremony in St Lucy's Church for Miss Jung Marie Sheffield and John L Hanover III. The bride, daughter of Earl and Mrs Sheffield, wore a nylon gown with Chantilly lace and a lace Juliet cap. Clergy present included Revs Davern Rogers John Rogers Horton. Bridesmaid Patricia Grabowski, best man Edward Manaver, ushers Andrew Hanley James Prevost. Breakfast at Hotel Onondaga followed by a reception at the bride's home. After a trip to Quebec, they will reside at 323 Furman St.
At Lowell Avenue Baptist Church the Couples Club led by Rev. William B. George will host a picnic at Elmwood Park tomorrow evening. The Ladies Guild plans a Friday 6 to 9 PM bake and ice cream social on the church lawn with a fish pond. The annual church picnic is set for Qwasea Lake on July 4 as part of summer activities. A separate note from New York describes a six by eight foot backyard plastic wading pool with a steel frame for family use, featuring tubular rails and enamel leg covers.
A mother describes guiding her daughters to help with housework, noting their reluctance and the idea of cooperative effort. She emphasizes a pleasant home life and asks what portion of the week's duties each will handle, acknowledging limited obligation from children.
The Dee partment of the Blind Syracuse Circle of the International Federation of Catholic Alumnae outlines summer volunteer plans to transcribe braille books for children and expand membership. Mary Hooks’s home hosts the meeting. Mary Barrett becomes chairman. Mrs Joseph Burns volunteers to teach the Madeleine Seymour Lewis braille transcribing book to Federation members and others.
Mrs. Gerald Rust of 238 Greenwood Place opens her garden Thursday at 2 PM for a Victory Guild party of University Methodist Church. Miss Mario Kinne presides as president with officers and hostesses named, including Reddick, Barber, and Mason. Committee chairs cover devotions, luncheons, program, publicity, sunshine, and telephone duties.
Miss Marjorie Ruth Semrau and Donald Earle Akehurst wed at Hendricks Chapel on June 23 in a double ring ceremony. The bride wore ivory satin with lace, a fingertip veil, and a bouquet of white roses. Attendants included her sister Mrs. R. Garrett and Miss Norma Louise, with best man Robert Johnson and ushers Charles Sweeney, John Porter, and B. R. Garrett. The couple will reside in Newwood. the bride attended Montana State University with Sigma Kappa. the groom attended University College and works for Beech-Nut.
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