Mrs Jacob Eckel to Attend Bride March 15
Mrs. Jacob Eckel is host of a tea at her home and will attend the wedding on March 15. A long list of guests from local social circles attended the event, including numerous Mrs. and Misses from the Volunteer Service and Scandinavian Ladies Aid Society members. The March meeting of the Scandinavian Ladies Aid was held at 217 Wrest Corning Avenue with Home Defense speakers and plans for a luncheon on April 2.
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Jacob Eckel
Bride
Scandinavian Ladies’ Aid Society
George Simon
Wrest Corning Avenue
E.R Monesmith
Volunteer Defense Committee
August Anderson
Henry Beckman
Elmer Berouist
George Carlson
Hanna Edlund
Alfred Erickson
Irving Fullerton
George Gabrielson
Carl Hagman
Carl Johnson
Carl Ledin
Andrew Liljequist
Joseph Johnson
Lauris Peterson
Norman Puliz
Hugo Seaburz
Carl Slangeland
Alfred Stelier
George Stangeland
Haute Strendell
Sven Swehn
Helga Tucker
Mina Henderson
Kenneth Quist
Simon
Airs
John Main
Uno Strendell
Roberts Williams
Tubberis
Virginia Maude Saul
C. L. Saul
Chicago
Syracuse
Charles Everett Andrews
Charles Andrews
South Avenue
St. Alban’s Episcopal Church
Joseph O. Roberts
Richard Mohr
Robert Chard
Burton F. Calkins
Saul
Andrews
South Avenues
Central High School
Walter High School
Syracuse University
Cornell University
Marjory Andrews
Dorothy Andrews
Brooklyn
Robert Williams
Albany
New Prints Stir Interest in Spring Fashion Show
Style notes praise a rose pink crinkled crepe print with a small black elephant motif. A knife pleated skirt pairs with a tunic bodice and jacket fastening, while a violet wool model features ungathered side pleats and a gray white fox collar for a waist-length coat option.
Remembering a Barkeep Adventurer and Kind Soul
A tribute to a friend described as a barkeep who explored many trades and lived life fully. The narrator portrays him as the symbol of the old West, warm and generous, offering comfort to strangers, cherishing simple meals like polenta, and finding joy in human connection despite life’s hardships. He is praised for kindness over profit and for bringing hope in times of grief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehrays Human Lfe
la California
Earth
Elsie Robinson
Women's groups plan meetings and luncheons tomorrow
Crouse-Irving Hospital Women's Auxiliary members meet at 1 30 for sewing and coffee hour led by Mrs George Crossay and assisting by several hostesses. Elmwood Fortnightly Club gathers 12 30 at 322 Hillview Avenue with Luncheon. Philathea Class holds covered dish supper at Centenary Church tonight at 6 20 with Group 2 in charge. St Pauls EpiscopalWomen plan luncheon next Thursday at 12 30 led by Mrs Harry Ayling. Gilder Class meets tonight at 216 Ash Street with hostesses named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crouse-Irving Hospital Women's Auxiliary
George Crossay
George S. Parker
F. W. Potter
George A. Parker
Robert Wolfe
Raymond A. Johnson
W. M. Strohl
Elmwood
I. M. Bislington
Hillview Avenue
Phillip Kurtz
Lester Llewellyn
Centenary Methodist Church
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Harry Ayling
Arthur E. Stueber
Everett Willington
Donald Patrick
Stuart Peebies
Mabel Wright
Thomas Britten
Paul Lee
First Ward Methodist Church
Ray Bowen
Ash Street
George Russell
Frank Nash
Leland Pennocx
Syracuse General Hospital Guild Luncheon Tomorrow
Officers and members of the Syracuse General Hospital Guild met for luncheon and business at Mizpah last Tuesday. The March meeting is set for 12 30 tomorrow at Beauchamp Branch Library with Mrs E H West chairing the luncheon and assisted by a delegation of guild members.
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Syracuse General Hospital Guild
Guild of Syracuse General Hospital
Mizpah
Harry J. Hawkins
Albert Zitzow
John Carr
Theodore Poole
Charles Kirschenbaum
Philip Listman
H. J. O'Neill
Harry Meyers
George Ten Eyck
Raymond Graham
Anna Playford
Charles E. Crouse
W.B. Kelso
G. C. Hutchings
Parke French
Charles Ceppi
Fred Gerber
A. H. Garofola
Rhoda Carruthers
Arthur
Henry O'Neill
Evelyne Vincent
H. N. Michael
Rose McGatfrey
Stephen Groner
J. H. Derschug
Maude Stewart
Adath Yeshurun Sisterhood to Host Program
Adath Yeshurun Sisterhood will hold its regular meeting next Wednesday at 2 30 pm. Mrs Moe Goldberg president will welcome members and guests. Mrs Rose Alderman will lead a program on a Good Will Parshment inviting all nationalities and creeds to participate. The Bride’s Circle will usher and assist in the social hall where tea will be served after. Mrs Ephraim Klein and Mrs Jacob Freishman will preside at the table, Miss Ben Kline is general chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Adetheshurun
Moe Goldberg
Rose Alderman
Ephraim Klein
Jacob Freishman
Ben Kline
Syracuse Rose Society Set March Meeting at Ackerman Home
The Syracuse Rose Society schedules its March 13 gathering at 367 West Kennedy Street, home of Mrs. G W Ackerman. Mrs. George W Barnes will discuss her ten favored roses and tuberose experiences by Harry A Jeffery. Members will give five minute talks on rose culture followed by open discussion. President Thomas Hall names committee chairs including Leon Bryant membership Paul A Wells Thornden Rose Garden Edward L Bisbee rose show and Richard C Atwood publicity.
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Syracuse Rose Soci
G. W. Ackerman
West Kennedy Street
George WW. Barnes
Harrya. Jeffery
Thomas Hall
Leon Bryant
Paul A. Wells
Thornden Rose Garden
Edward L. Bisbee
Rose Show
Richard C. Atwood
Etiquet and Good Form in Wedding Roles
Emily Post weighs etiquette on bridegroom choosing a best man versus his brother as usher. The groom and his older brother are not close, yet family pressure and the view of visible brotherly bond at the altar prompt debate. The piece outlines social expectations and possible compromises.
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Emily
Opera Association Presents Favorites Recital at Onondaga Hotel
The Syracuse Opera Association led by Dr. Nicholas Gualilio held a recital at the Onondaga Hotel yesterday. Eugene Bailey directed 30 singers in Hail Bright Abode from Wagner’s Tannhauser with soloists Meta Gualillo Alexina Duhamel Nicholas Graniero and Milton Spence. A Cavalleria Rusticana production is planned for May 6 under Dr. Gualtillo’s direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Opera Association
Nicholas Gualilio
Onondaga
Melville Clark
Eugene Bailey
Association
Tannhauser
Meta Gualillo
Alexina Duhamel
Nicholas Graniero
Cleansing Milk New Beauty Asset Introduced
Two new beauty products debut a pasteurized milk based cleanser and an emulsion. One formula targets dry skin as a cleanser while the other for normal or oily skin acts as a makeup base and oil booster. Uses upward massage and cold water rinse for best results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iglands
Beauticians
Your Figure Madame Exercises for Flexibility
This piece argues that staying supple beats aging, citing active seniors. It shares a simple, daily tip to maintain joint mobility through a gentle toe to head routine, emphasizing smooth, full-range motions for neck shoulders hips knees and ankles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich Villages
Pennsylvania Station
Flah's Store Unveils Expanded Layout and New Lighting
Flah's announces a remodeled Syracuse shop with 40 percent more main floor space, a modern storage vault, and an innovative lighting system from national engineers. The opening features enhanced displays for dresses coats and accessories, expanded cosmetics department, and exclusive Milkmaid cream line for sale in Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flah’s
Syracuse
Messrs. Fiach
United States
Paul Fleh
Paul Flair
Paul Finch
Flah
Lecture by Count Jehan de Noue at Syracuse museum
Tomorrow night at 7 15 o clock in the Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts the Alliance Francaise led by Mrs. Carlton F Potter will present Count Jehan de Noue a French soldier who also served with the B E F at Dunkerque in a lecture in French A coffee hour will follow with Mrs Albert D Menut and Mrs George H Mc Guire among hostesses
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Museum
Marry-Go-Round Bathroom Canary Keeps Morning Cheer Alive
A humorous piece extols husbands who sing in the bathroom while shaving and showering. It argues such early morning vocalization signals vitality and joy, comparing it to a canary in the home and urging wives to embrace the cheerful racket as a rare sign of a happy marriage.
Japan to Form Unified Music Organization
Leading musical societies in Japan are dissolving to pave the way for a single organization modeled after totalitarian patterns. The move aims to centralize control over repertoire, performances, and cultural policy under a state influenced structure.
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Japan
Personal mentions of Bell-Isle and Ellis return home
Armand G Bell-Isle returns today to 312 Roosevelt Avenue after several days in New York City. Mr and Mrs Arthur N Ellis return from Miami Florida to 129 Dewitt Street after several weeks away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armand G. Bell-Isle
Roosevelt Avenue
New York City
Arthur N. Ellis
Dewitt Street
Miami
Fla
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