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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1940
Page
4
Mrs C J Newton warns that musicals will close the season with a luncheon hosted for S A Dames. The item notes a social gathering and evolving plans with references to companions and a local venue, hinting at a formal event in the community.
The Women's Auxiliary of Phi Delta Theta held a luncheon featuring a long list of attendees led by Mrs. Hynes and Mrs. Weper. Guests included Mrs. Lewis Leighton, Mrs. T. Haley, Mrs. Walter Rader, Mrs. Paul Hueber, and Mrs. Gabrielson, among others.
Mrs Techn Eo Hymem is named delegate to the Upper New York State Regional Conference of Senior Hadassah to be held in Rochester. Haman serves as local education chairman for Syracuse and Samuel Halpern, former national president, will be guest speaker at the luncheon Sunday in the Hotel Spreva. A forum on Hadassah projects is planned. The Rochester Chapter hosts a supper from 9 to 9 and will offer home hospitality for Saturday night. Syracuse Chapter members should reserve with Mrs Harule Greenstein.
A reflective piece by Elsie Robinson celebrates motherhood as the deepest source of courage and understanding. It recalls a life saved by maternal memory and love, arguing that mothers carry the race forward by sacrificing and enduring.
Advertises Anne Adams dress patterns with panelled style and decorative details. Mentions sizes 34 36 46 and 36, fabric guidance, and pattern/pattern book pricing. Encourages readers to sew at home and mentions the Syracuse Herald Journal Pastors Dept address.
The League of Women Voters executive group will meet tomorrow at a designated time at the WACA to discuss relief administration, with focus on the WPA. Kathryn Connell will discuss chapters five and six of High School and It a Regents Enquiry publication during the Government and Education group meeting on Wednesday at 3. These chapters cover school achievements and social competence.
At the Seracure Museum last night a first soiree showcased the Lith annual exhibition by Seracu artists. Museum director Anne W. Olmstead introduced Pent Montague Charman of Seracise University who spoke on watercolor painting, tracing its history and noting the artist must paint what they see plus their thoughts.
The report lists book plate loans by Charles P. Mores and exhibits including four Shanawme bronzes by A. Feederic Saunders. It covers patrons at the Applied Acts show, portraits by Miss Feenard, and members of Morning Musicals, Inc. with plans for performances and club events.
Furman Church groups schedule events this week with a Leavered supper at 7 o clock guest speaker Mort. Dincley Miosber and Mrs Willerd Waliee tocond. A business session will follow the lunch. Thursday grip night for the Live Phileyhea Class with refreshments and movies. Friday Easter event at Beaver Girls with a covered dish supper at 1608 South Salina Street.
A March issue essay contrasts individuality with freakish mimicry in star styling. It praises Joan Crawford and Norma Shearer while warning against copying a star’s look too far. The piece argues personal suitability and restraint create lasting beauty, not hasty imitation.
Miss Grace Boghee will present photographs taken in Finland at 7 during the Social Art Club meeting tomorrow at the Syracuse A Museum of Fine Arts.
Newcomers' president welcomed attendees at 209 Hartbur Drive. Sandra George will discuss "A Bird's View of Burgari" after a brief business session. Miss George, a Syracuse University Education placement official, has ties to Ferdinand and Bulgaria. Guests listed include Mrs. Flatow and Mrs. Powers among others. A dessert bridge is planned at the home of Mrs. Loren Reid on March 96 with Mrs. Oil chairing.
The Laties Aid Society of Peters Lutheran Church and the Ladies Aid Society of Brown Memorial Church announce meetings and events. Richard L. Thomason chairs House Home Association luncheon and business session at 212 North Toenscarls Street tomorrow at 1:30 PM. Mrs Charles E. Spencer presides. A game party follows at the home of Mrs Herman Sorry, 219 Barrett Street, tomorrow night at 8. Facilitators include Ernest G. Wells and Cedric Wells.
In a quirky crime novel, professor of horticulture turns sleuth to unravel a strange case tied to olive trees, a hidden pet file, and a perilous conspiracy. The protagonist relentlessly pursues clues as the mystery deepens beyond a standard whodunit.
In Dial publishing notes a 33rd edition of Trish Stein's work is released with new material. Details remain sparse as press materials circulate among collectors and retailers.
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