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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1949
Page
8
Various Eastwood and Liverpool mothers clubs finalize the year with officer elections, socials, and a May 18 graduation breakfast. Delta Sigma Gamma and Kappa Alpha Theta announce new officers and upcoming events, while Onondaga County PTA and Brewerton PTA prepare installations and concerts.
Minerva Clubs of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity invite mothers and fathers from out of town to a Mothers Day tea at the chapter house 737 Comstock Ave from 3 to 6 P M. Mrs. Byrne V Hueber presides assisted by Mrs. Chester Crowell and others. decorations by Mrs F J Bailey and Miss Bertha Carr. the SAE Glee Club will perform.
The annual communion breakfast of the Academy Mothers Club will follow the 10 A.M. Mass tomorrow at St John the Evangelist Church. Breakfast will be at Tubbert's at 1 A.M. Cochairmen are Mrs Charles Fahey and Mrs George LaPaim, with a large committee assisting.
The Danforth Mothers Club announces an open house at the school Monday evening with a vaudeville show for parents from 7 to 8. Exhibits of pupil work will be displayed. A brief business meeting will present the new slate of officers. Refreshments and committee roles are listed with several members named. A rummage sale is planned for May 16 and 17 at Seymour and Niagara. The annual dinner is set for June 15 at Tubbert's with Arthur Darrow serving as chair.
The nominating committee of Meachem Mothers Club will present a new officer slate at a covered dish luncheon Wednesday at 1 P.M. in the school. Mrs S J Ciciarelli will conduct a business session and reports. Past president Richard Mahoney will close the meeting. Hostesses include John Chamberlin chair, Wilfred Callahan, Walter Driscoll, Richard Botters, Thomas Monforte, Herbert Butler, H R Warren Jr, Donald Pugsley, and Douglas J Ash. Nursery supervision by Nellie Plump ton and Theodore Bushey. A May 20 dance review at 8 P.M. under Elsie Ann Cliffe with Dorothy Rahie. Neil McNeil chairs. Executive board meets Monday with Mrs Lewis T Kennedy at 5617 S Salina St.
The executive board of the Bellevue School Mothers Club held a final meeting at Mrs. EL Davidson’s home. Hostesses were Mrs. William Breese and Mrs. Alvin Duffy. A final club meeting is planned Monday at 1 30 PM at the school to elect officers. An entertainment program is planned by Mrs. Stanley Dolan with Mrs. Kate Callahan directing. Plans for the annual spring luncheon on June 11 at Drumlins are to be finalized.
The P T A will hold its final meeting of the year Monday at 3 PM in the school auditorium. Officers will be elected and installed after a program that includes a school band concert and a film titled Understanding Your Children.
Members of Our Lady of Pompeii School Mothers' Club will share communion tomorrow at 8 AM. Mass. The annual breakfast follows in Branca's with Mrs. Lucian Rose as chairwoman and a committee including Mrs. Anthony Penzotti, Mrs. Louis Liparulo, Mrs. Nuncio Mancuso, Mrs. A. J. Matrone and Mrs. M. T. Wood. Guest speaker is Mrs. Mary Lawler, principal of Salem Hyde School.
Genial Gals Women’s Club plans a year end banquet at Le Moyne Manor with officer installation to follow dinner. Mrs Donald Nolan chairs the ceremony and Mrs Margaret Bush directs installation for the City Recreation Department programs.
Mrs. Edward C. Hommel of 309 Bradford will host a dinner meeting of Sigma Kappa alumnae and initiates Tuesday at 6 P M. Assisting are Mrs. Leslie L. Cross Mrs. William T. Dougan Mrs. C Eugene Farnsworth Miss Melva Waful Mrs. Roy E. Wilson Miss Mary belle Forbes Mrs. Francis H. Morin and Mrs. LeRoy A. Stryker. Mrs. Harold B. Lines will preside after dinner with an entertainment program directed by Mrs. Bert F. Morrow.
Miss Mary Tone was elected chairman of the Mary Immaculate Guild of Catholic Women's Club at a Wednesday night meeting. She succeeds Miss Helen Stapleton who served two years. The guild schedules two May open houses on the 13th and 27th from 8 to 10 P.M. The group rehearses Our Hearts Were Young and Gay for performances May 20 and 21. Mary Agnes Creamer leads general arrangements and Margaret Campbell chairs tickets. The library committee meets May 11 at 8 P.M.
Mrs George Lehne will preside at a Clara Ward Auxiliary 33 United Spanish War Veterans meeting in the VFW club rooms Salina and Ashsis plans for the Memorial Day program for Col John Butler grave at St Agnes Cemetery and the grave of Clara Ward at Myrtle Hill Cemetery
St Anthony’s Society of Our Lady of Pompei Church hosts a silver tea and communion breakfast to be discussed Monday at the convent home on 920 N. McBride St. Mrs. Joseph Banach presides with Rev. William Walsh as moderator and Mrs. James Sada leading games and refreshments. committee includes Mrs. Nick DeSacia and others assisting with arrangements.
Alpha Club meets Wednesday at 1 PM at the YWCA for a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Maclay, Mrs. Morey and Mrs. Ward. Afterward, transportation goes to Jamesville for a tour led by Miss Olga Kelly head matron.
Miss Gertrude Bryce professor of applied arts at Syracuse University discusses background of modern fashion at the annual spring luncheon of the University Women’s Club. Mrs Tobey introduces the speaker. The Syracuse University Women’s Club Chorus will entertain. Five members to be elected to the club’s governing board. Candidates include Mrs Bartlett Belanger Cady Gardner Kline Kramer Monotonna Ray Rayback Wingate. Committee members listed.
The Good Shepherd Auxiliary issues invitations for the annual spring tea to be held Tuesday May 24 at the home of Mrs DeBanks AL Henward 1656 James St. Cochaimmen and hostesses will include Mrs Henward Mrs Arthur W Stover and Mrs John Dunn Brockway with other board members assisting. The event supports the hospital's special fund for emergency nursing care and medication for needy patients under president Mrs Donald P Gorman who named the committee heads.
Airs. Kate Dix opens her home Monday at 3 PM for members and friends of HASOLS Grove 54 Supreme Forestmen Circle. Guests will enjoy a social evening of cards and a served supper with two fresh meats. Assistants include Airs. Herbert Diase and Mrs. Graeme O Goran in reception rooms and hostesses Mrs. Warther D Ayer Mrs. Howard Case.
The Southwood Brothers Club will meet Tuesday at 7 30 PM in the school for election of officers with Mrs Joan Este handling refreshments. The Huntington Mothers Clinic will convene Tuesday at 2 15 PM in the school with refreshments served.
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