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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1949

Page

10

Working Girls Budgets Vary Across States Under Minimum Wages

A pamphlet from the United States Woman's Bureau maps working women's budgets in 17 states showing minimum yearly costs for housing clothing and personal care. States differ on items like gowns stockings and hair care with totals ranging from about 1 562 to 2 162 annually at 1956 prices. The guide notes these budgets are illustrative and allow for splurges or adjustments by individual earners.

United States Woman's Bureau Bethto New Jersey Kentucky District of Columbia Arizona Iris San Francisco Pennsylvania Colorado D. C New York Massachusetts Jersey Connecticut West Utah Utah Shell Women’s Bureau

Springtime Theme Highlighted at Garden Club Show

Garden enthusiasts plan to attend the Federated Garden Clubs of New York State luncheon on March 21 marking the 23rd anniversary. Model gardens include Indian Dutch Colonial and Gay Nineties themes with a Penthouse display. Club presidents will appoint two hostesses.

Federated Garden Clubs New York State New York Manhattan Penthouse

Notting ham Garden Club Reports At March Show

The Notting ham Perk Garden Club plans a March 23 meeting at Mrs. C. A. Priest’s home to hear Mrs. 4. C. Abbott present a report on the New York flower show and table decorations. Members reviewed keeping flowers fresh and club achievements since founding.

Nottingham

Solvay Club to Hear Mrs Masterpool Tonight

Solvay Garden Club meets at Solvay Public Library to hear Mrs Michnael Masterpool explain arranging flowers in modern and antique containers. Mrs William Lutzy, president, will conduct the business session with hostesses listed.

Michnael Masterpool Herx Solvay Garden Solvay Public Library William ‘cLutzy Hugh MacKenzie Frank Moran Margaret Bagezzi Isagore Ome John Sanda Kermit DeLucia

Eastwood B P W Club Plans Traffic Discussion

Eastwood Business and Professional Women's Club will hold an executive meeting March 9 at 2507 James St to discuss synchronizing traffic lights for smoother through traffic. Willig E Cavanaugh, city traffic engineer, will attend. Mrs John Sickinger named chairman of a delegation heading to the state convention in Lake Placid in May.

Eastwwood Eastwood Business and Professional Women’s Club James St Willig E. Cavanaugh Trafic Easixwood Mrrs John Sickinger Lake Placid Agiliaistead Althea McCarthy Marge Kurlin Clare Stedman Edith Hoffman Rose Vasil Mary Bmusingo

Flowers Accent Fashions Modeled for Garden Club

Syracuse Garden Club members modeled Easter fashions by Flair featuring corsage styles at a luncheon at Mrs. W. B. Gere home. The event showcased orchid and feather corsages by designers, with models including Mrs. Leon Smith Mrs. William Curran and Mrs. W. Niver Wynkoop among others.

Hawaii Leon Smith Jacob G. Smith Cornelia Hiscock Syracuse Garden Club Garden Club Flair W. B. Gere DeWitt St Marion Fisher William Curran Elsenberg Ed Gerricx Reuben Jeffey Alfredon A. van Wagenen Hancock Frank Starr Edwin R. Hinrichs Lewis P. Smith A. H. Durston Leo Gibson Arthur Lewis John D. Brockway Franklin Greene Hancock Winkoop John H. Bachman

Return of the chemise dress trend in Paris fashion shows

Paris designers echo a 1920s chemise look with a modern twist. Skirts shorten to knee or above, waistlines stay natural yet slim, two piece outfits feature hip length middy tops and straight jackets. Bosoms remain high and more exposed, while hair remains short.

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Fashion Trends Revisit 1920s Silhouettes and Styles

The article notes why designers revive 1920s looks after wars, citing a shift from revealing legs to highlighting the bust. It mentions the return of the straight sheath shirt line with panels, fluttering strips, and buttoned folds, plus unlined matching coats and shorter evening dresses as "new-old" silhouettes from that era.

Couturieres

Harmony Grove Meeting At Evelyn Richards Home

Mrs Evelyn Richards hosts Olive Hewes Grill team of Harmony Grove for the regular monthly meeting at her home tonight at eight o'clock. Mrs Marcia Sprange will assist the hostess.

Harmony Grove Evelyn Richards W. Ostrander Olive Hewes Grill Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle Marcia Sprange

Purple Heart Auxiliary Birthday Party Held at The Ledges

The Purple Heart Auxiliary celebrated Washington's Birthday at The Ledges with hostesses Mrs. Frank Montesparca and Mrs. Louis AtcCann among others. Regular Legion meeting and business session were announced led by Mrs. Clara Vader.

Purple Heart Auxiliary Purslie Heart Washington Frank Montesparca Louis AtcCann Mirs Charles May Nowshewski I Beneid American Legion Clara Vader

Mrs Reasel Hosts Wednesday Club Meeting

Mrs Carl Reasel of 303 Twin Hills Drive will host the Wednesday Club at 2 PM tomorrow in her home. Mrs Ralph Hoxie will speak on Migrants with Miss Elizabeth Fahnestock Mrs J Felix Cholet and Miss Amelia Neuhardt assisting the hostess.

Carl Reasel Twin Hills Pal Ralph Hoxie Elizabeth Fahnestock J. Felix Cholet Amelia Neuhardt

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