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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1941

Page

3

Tea at Weiskotten home features world collection exhibit

Mrs Weiskotten entertained Goodyear Bur lingame School advanced biology class at 312 Summit Avenue to view butterflies moths beetles and geological specimens gathered worldwide by Herman G Weiskotten Jr a Wyoming Preparatory School student in Kingston Pa A social hour followed with tea conducted by Mrs J O Simmons. Other guests listed include Susan Albright Jacqueline Byrne and Mary Elizabeth Conway among others.

Goodyear-Burlingame Shhool Herman G. Weiskotten Summit Avenue Herman G. Weiskotten, Jr Wyoming Preparatory School Kingston Weiskotlen Susan Albright Jacqueline Byrne Mary Elizabeth Conway Beverly Joy Jo Ann Lowman Helen McGuire Sara Milner Jean Newell Alice Norton Virginia Osborne Clarice Pennock Marion Pennock Jane Seeley Arlene Sleeth Charlotte Stiglitz Virginia Will Marie Cashman

Cook Book Quote From Caroline Jenkins Diary

An amiable indifference to food is the proper attitude to take when dining out, reflecting a remark from Caroline Jenkins' diary. The line appears as a curious archival entry commenting on attitudes toward meals and social dining contexts.

Caroline Jenkins

Garden Club Meeting and Church Ladies Talks

Dewitt Garden Club meets Monday at 2 45 pm at 113 Dewittshire Road hosted by Mrs O L Van Valkenburgh. A quiz on individual problems is led by club members with tea served by the hostess committee. Miss Dorothy Brody discusses China for Calvary Episcopal Church Girls Friendly Society at 8 pm Monday.

Dewitt Garden Club O. L. van Valkenburgh Dewittshire Road Dorothy Brody Calvary Episcopal Church Girls’ Friendly Society John F. Runnalis Bertram Runnalls Runnalls

Going and Coming Homes Pass Time Between Cities

Mrs. Eonce Morente of 204 Sedgewick Drive will return this weekend after a stay in New York City at the Waldorf Astoria. Mrs. Harry W. Bowker of 310 West Castle Street has also returned from a few days in New York City where they were at Barbizon Plaza. Miss Nina Wirpsa of 812 James Street and Miss Kate Deegan of 425 Glenwood Avenue are at Miami Beach Florida for two weeks. Miss A rosa will visit St Petersburg and Fort Lauderdale. Meyer G. Port of 618 Westcott and Mrs. Samuel Levy Canafidauga are in Miami Florida for two months. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Por Clairmonte-eens will

Eonce Morente Sedgewick Drive New York City Miami Beach Fla A Rosa St. Petersburg Fort.Lauderdale Meyer G. Port Westcott Samuel R. Levy

Gunset Noe 2 and Army of the ome press

Fragmentary OCR reading notes a partial phrase about a Gunset Noe 2 and an Army associated with the press. The readable text is too incomplete to extract a coherent event, date, or names beyond these fragments.

Ief- ‘Gunset Noe Army of the Ome Of‘the Press

You Should Not Reduce says a Weight Watcher leaflet

The Syracuse Herald Journal promotes a health leaflet arguing excuses for not dieting are common alibis. It asserts excess fat results from calories, urges 20 to 50 pounds loss, and recommends mild abdominal exercise and doctor guided limits. It emphasizes that reducing improves appearance and heart health.

Munch Syracuse Herald- Journal

Double Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs Farley and Mr Bullard

A joint surprise birthday party honored Mrs Melvin Farley and George W Bullard on Saturday night March 8 at 611 Turtle Street. Guests included Mr and Mrs George W Ballard Mr and Mrs Beryl Farley Mr and Mrs Basil Philips Charles Stube Rae and Mrs Ralph Benedict Dr and Mrs John Carter Mr and Mrs James Davison Mr and Mrs Frank Willoughby Merrit Wilson Robert Ballard and Goldier Anne Ballard.

Melvin’ S Farley Basil Philips Charles’ Stube Rae Ralph’ Benedict John Carter James Davison Frank Willoughby Merrit Wilson Robert Ballard Goldier Anne Ballard

All Day Lenten Sewing by Grace Episcopal Women’s Guild

The Grace Episcopal Church Women’s Guild will hold an all day Lenten sewing meeting at the parish house on Monday. Attendees include Mrs. Howard Cale, Mrs. Earl Gispley, Mrs. Frederick Marty, Mrs. Sidney Morecroft, Mrs. Robert Sovik, Mrs. Louis Spencer, Mrs. John Ta, and Mrs. Charles.

Women's. “Guild Grace Episcopal Church Sweet Tels Howard ‘Cale Miville- Goldini Earl Gispley Frederick’ “Marty Sidney Morecroft Robert Sovik Louis: Spencer John

Daily Menu Breakfast and Luncheon and Dinner Items

Readable items outline a daily menu with breakfast including canned peaches, cold cereal, milk, coffee, and cocoa, luncheon features vegetable salad and fruit fritters, and dinner lists beef scramble noodle ring with broccoli in cream sauce. A recipe fragment details peach and pineapple batter, frying, browning, and serving warm with sugar and spices, plus a stock of ingredients and instructions.

Newcomers Club Dance Tonight and Bridge Party Planned

The Newcomers Club hosts a March dance tonight from 8 30 to midnight in the Trophy Room Archbold Gymnasium with semi formal attire and folk dancing plus games. Hostesses include Mrs John Shai Mrs Joseph Russell and Mrs John Thatcher. The club also schedules a March bridge party next Tuesday 130 to 5 at 1606 Erie Boulevard East with about nine tables and hostesses Mrs John Broughton Mrs Loren Reid Mrs Eugene Davidoff and Mrs Jerome Fiatow.

Archbold Gymnasium Loren Keeid John Shai Joseph Russell John ‘Thatcher Erie Boulevard East Nelson Murphy John Broughton Loren Reid Eugene, Davidoff Jerome Fiatow

Dorothy Flett Bride to Be Honored at Shower

Dorothy Flett, daughter of Albert Flett of Fulton, will marry Edward Chittenden of Pennellville. A miscellaneous shower was held at 1003 Danforth Street hosted by Mr. and Mrs. William Harrington with guests including Pearl Chittenden, Margaret Chittenden, Marie Chittenden, Pearl McCarthy, Margaret Hull, Mildred Plug, John Dunn, Ruth Brooks, Ruth Nietz, Vera Field, Jessie Harrington, Harold Harrington, Fred Stevens, Kenneth Emond, Jerry Hills, and Edward Chittenden.

William Harrington Danforth Street Dorothy Flett Albert Flett Fulton Edward Chittenden Pennellvil Earl Chittenden Clay Pearl Chittenden Margaret Chittenden Marie Chittenden Pearl McCarthy Margaret Hull Mildred Plug John Dunn Ruth Brooks Ruth Nietz Vera Field Jessie Harrington Harold Harrington Fred Stevens Kenneth Emond Jerry Hills

Wife who seeks revenge finds only bitterness and ruin

Dorothy Dix explains that a wife who betrays her husband or aids his infidelity loses respect and ruins her character. A reader’s husband warns that men view virtue in wives as paramount, and the faithful wife gains admiration while the philanderer’s partner bears social scorn and heartbreak.

Miss Dix Sisters of Charity Salvation Army

Worry and nerves in vicious circle to overcome

The Home Institute offers guidance on breaking the worry cycle. A psychologist explains how chronic nerves lead to indigestion and insomnia, with practical steps to redirect energy and regain happiness. Readers can request a 15 cent booklet titled How to Avoid and Overcome Nervous Troubles from the Home Institute, 109 West 19th Street, New York.

Syracuse Herald-Journal Home Institute West 19Th’ Street New York N.Y

Etiquet and Good Form by Emily Post

Dear Mrs Post explains paying expenses for a daughter invited to a boy's prep school outing, noting the boy's family should cover major costs while she handles incidental charges. The column also clarifies cocktail party timing, describing common forms from late afternoon to receptions or buffet suppers and stresses local practice varies.

Pos

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