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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1942
Page
2
The Lehmanns of 120 Malden Road announce the engagement of their daughter Jean Lehmann to Stanley Kicinski son of Mr and Mrs Charles Kicinski of Gordon Avenue East Syracuse. No date set for the wedding.
The marriage of Miss Mary Jane Smith to Berton James Carpenter Jr. occurred at Good Will Congregational Church on May 30 with Rev. Donald Head officiating. Attendants included Miss Doris Carpenter, Roger Ventre, and family members noted for their bouquets and attire. The couple resides at 115 Sabine Street in Syracuse, and a reception followed at the bridegroom’s grandparents’ home.
W Robert Savage and Scott Hayward honored at a fare well party before Navy enlistment hosted by Mr and Mrs Albert G Rappold. Dozens of relatives and friends attended including the Dicker son Dorine Anne Dickerson to Walter E Crockett. Grant School Mothers Club officials met to plan summer activities noting war time continuity.
The YWCA invites girls over 14 to a canoe trip on Saranac Lake and nearby waters from July 29 to August 5. Miss Frances Porter and Miss Sue Gloger will supervise as counselors. Participants must be strong swimmers with canoeing and camping experience. group limited to eight. Registration ends July 7 with a 2 PM meeting for interested girls.
Mr and Mrs Frank Mento of 103 Graves Street announce the engagement of their daughter Santina Mento to Pvt John Bill of the U S Army Air Corps son of Mr and Mrs Frank Bill of 206 Hier Avenue A gathering will be held by Santina Mento s parents tomorrow at their camp near Lakeport to celebrate the engagement.
The Home Garden Club of Syracuse hosts the Sixth District meeting of the New York Federation of Garden Clubs all day July 8 in the Hotel Syracuse ballroom. The district session begins 10:30 AM with Mrs. Harry Harkness presiding and Mrs. Clement G. Bowers speaking. Patrick McKenna of the New York Botanical Gardens will address the gathering as gift speaker.
The Elmwood School Mothers' Club held its year end meeting at the school with a picnic. Mrs. Wesley Bartlett was elected president and named chairmen for membership, program, ways and means, entertainment, room mothers, hostess and sunshine. A homemade food sale is announced by Clara Ward Amilliary No. 33 U S W V for Monday on the main floor of E W Edwards & Sons store, starting at 10 o'clock, with donations due by 9:30.
Dorothy Dix counsels a 40 year old man who fears lifelong loneliness after a rejected proposal. The columnist argues marriage after youth is risky but that men at 40 remain attractive and capable of love, urging the reader to wait not lose hope, and to seek adult partnerships rather than stay single.
Mr and Mrs Bernard Lyons of Chicago announce the birth of a daughter Patricia on June 13. Mrs Lyons formerly Kate Mahar is the niece of Mr and Mrs W J Mahar of Syracuse 401 Dudley Street. Nurse at St Josephs Hospital prior to marriage.
Prepare cole slaw mixed with French dressing then top with a tomato half and a lengthwise egg. Mask the egg with a Ravigote dressing made from salad dressing milk or cream parsley Worcestershire sauce and seasonings.
A recipe using egg white powder and water to form a foam then folding in strained honey sugar and cake flour. Bake in a tube pan at 325 degrees for 50 to 60 minutes and invert to cool about an hour.
The 12th annual outing of Eight and Forty Onondaga Salon will be next Tuesday with a luncheon at 12:30 at the Green Gate in Camillus. Mrs. Ronald E. Brown of Syracuse is chairman and Mrs. Paul Gelling of Onondaga Hill is vice chairman. Reservations with Mrs. Brown at 100 St. Louis Avenue or Dan J. Kelly at 401 Robineau Road.
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