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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1949
Page
20
Elections and awards mark the year for the Voday Crouse Irvin Hospital Auxiliary and gowned groups. The American Association of University Women branch will host a luncheon at Hotel Syracuse with officers and committees announced and reservations managed by club volunteers.
The Syracuse Federation of Women's Clubs will award the Anna Oberlander Memorial Trophy on Thursday afternoon to the local women's organization that contributed most to the community in the past year. The session begins at 2 in the east room of Hotel Syracuse and marks the federation's annual meeting and officers' election. Mrs. Broderick Richter, president, will hear committee reports. Mrs. John R. Coburn will discuss the current adult recruitment drive. Brownie Troop and Troop 57 Skaneateles will perform under Mrs. Roger Grieb, Mrs. Richard Schickel, and Mrs. Beverly Lapham, with a costume skit titled How Girl Scout Laws Were Written.
Onondaga Chapter U S Daughters of 1812 will elect officers at the annual meeting Friday at 2 30 P M in the home of Mrs Campfield Leonard 420 Douglas street Reports will be given on the Sith association council meeting held last month in Washington D C Nomination committee includes Mrs Fred W Melvin Mrs Joseph Zimmerman and Mrs John R Mawhinney Assisting hostesses are Mrs John A Jordan Mrs Caleb Can Gee Brown Mrs Leon E Bushnell Mrs Walter A Ridings Mrs Archie D Halli and Miss Esther Thurber.
Mrs. Frank C. Love was elected president of Syracuse Colony, National Society of New England Women, at a recent meeting. She succeeds Mrs. Millard F. Weekel. new officers include Mrs. G. Victor Aiea and others with several officers holding over. Slated Saturday officers of Central New York.
Mrs BeVard and Mrs Corcoran announce the Jay-Cettes convention at Hotel Syracuse May 13 14 with 9 AM registration and a morning business session. State officers to be elected auxiliaries from Endicott Kenmore Elmira Jamestown and Poughkeepsie will receive membership certificates. Luncheon at noon features a talk by Delicia Reddy and toastmistress Lewis Goodman. Awards after lunch and a cocktail party precedes the 9 PM banquet.
The Young People’s Committee of the Salvation Army holds its annual spring luncheon bridge on Thursday at 12 30. Hostesses will open their homes for the benefit proceeds to buy recreation and handcraft materials for Jefferson Park Camp rainy day boxes. Hostesses include Mrs Walter Smith Mrs J Edwin Yarwood Mrs George Hawthorne Mrs C James Smith Mrs Warren B Undolehead and Mrs Lynn Gray is general chairman.
The Syracuse Rose Society meets Thursday night at the First Reformed Church. Prof A H E McAndrews of Syracuse University College of Forestry discusses Preparing Brooms for Show Tables. Mrs Ern est Deming speaks on Show Presentation. Mrs BE R Wade Boncoeur presides. Coffee hosts listed.
The Syracuse chapter of University Dames will hold a farewell dinner tomorrow at 7 30 P M at Le Moyne Manor. Mrs Luke Pesane chairs with decorations in pink and green. Corsages will be given to retiring and new presidents. The slate elected includes Mrs Howard A Kallusch president directors Pesant vice president Mrs Albert Sharp recording secretary Mrs Arthur Van Tyne corresponding secretary and Mrs Robert Clark treasurer. AUXILIARY ELECTIONS American Lesson Auxiliary to William Rockwell Post to elect officers tonight at 5 P M in the home of Mrs Lois Culver 815 S West St.
Miss Sophie Diamant of Israel will tell of Mizrachi work for children at Temple Adath Yeshurun social hall this evening. She trained in Mizrachi schools, has toured West Mizrachi chapters, and plans to continue her East tour upon return to Israel. Members honored her at lunch at Saranat Restaurant. Mrs. Harry Crouse led arrangements.
Mrs. Peabody will speak on Health Insurance at the Onwego Business Women's Club YWCA dinner meeting Thursday at 6 15 P M in the association building. Miss Marian Balcom will introduce the speaker. The club meets on the second and fourth Thursday each month and Fay DeLong is president.
Circles 4 C and D of East Genesee Presbyterian Church organize a mission study program for tomorrow at 1 30 P M in the church. They will study the Panama Canal Zone Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. The program is sponsored by the mission education secretary. A business session precedes the study.
Harmony Grove 54 of Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle was honored at the state convention in New York City where two members were elected to state office. Mrs Hazel Gee was chosen State attendant and Mrs Olive Keyes was elected state captain. Mrs Ela Perkins of the Syracuse group is state past president and national musician.
Gamma Phi Beta Alumnae will elect officers at a 6 oclock picnic supper in the home of Mrs. James H. Dawley 105 Shirley Road. Mrs. Dwight Barnum chairs with assistants Mrs Henry Bri-Carthy and Mrs Benjamin Berry. Substitute program honors past matrons and patrons at the Onondaga Chapter 146 Order of Eastern Star Thursday at 8 PM in the Masonic Temple East Syracuse.
Mrs. Helen Jordan of 166 Dunham Road De Witt received a community service scroll for organizing the Community Orchestra Association now with 65 members and a waiting list. The award signed by Paul Adans and Douglas Johnson notes her efforts providing local residents with regular music study and performance opportunities. She teaches science at Lincoln Junior High and leads the school orchestra. The downtown concert is set for Sunday at 15 PAL in Lincoln Auditorium.
Mrs Carl J Hoffman was elected president of the Women's Division of Lusegrora Golf Club at the opening meeting in the clubhouse Friday evening. Officers include Mrs Lucien Kenyon as vice president and Mrs Arthur J Caveny as secretary. Committees are listed with names such as Mrs John King and Miss Ruth Sperry for tournaments and hospitality. Ladies day was set for Tuesday and the opening occurred with a golf quiz by William Entwistle and refreshments served.
Plans for the annual banquet will be finalized at the Children of Mary monthly supper at 6 PM in the parish hall. Leading the committee are Mrs. Rohco J. Gang and Mrs. George Frey. The Syracuse Home Bureau Assumption unit sponsors the supper under Mrs. Frey. Reservations close tonight. Junior members present a Mother's Day program led by Miss Rosemary DiVirgilio.
New York Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will convene tonight at o clock in Heith Theater building to plan for the coming year. Mrs. Walter Bar field will conduct the meeting. Final plans will be made for representation at the state convention of machen see Phi in Buffalo May 21 and 22. Members of Eta Chapter recently participated in citywide founders day activities, with Mrs. H. Paul Nelligan named Woman of the Year. The second May meeting will be a covered dish supper May 24 at the home of Mrs. William Derschang of Moyers Corners.
A variety party for St Marys Hospital will be held tomorrow at 8 P.M. in Knights of Columbus clubrooms. General chairman is Miss Marie DiNero, with assistants Miss Frances Merritt Miss Betty Miller Miss Katherine Gleason Miss Mary Koch Miss Mary Caruso. Miss Catherine Dunn heads the fish pond and Miss Jean Grismyer leads the apron and food berth. Games will begin at designated time.
Plans for a June event discussed at a meeting of St. Cecelia’s Altar and Rosary Society tomorrow at 8 PM in the church. Mrs. Carl Mickelson presides and Rev Carl J. Dents addresses the group with hostesses named. Members will serve at a Mother’s and Daughters banquet for Our Lady’s Sodality on Sunday. ONE KINDNESS BRANCH of the International Sunshine Society meets tomorrow at 3 PM at Mrs. Paul Paglias’s home.
Proceeds of a card party hosted by the Commonwealth Club on May 26 at 8 P.M. at DeWitt Memorial Hall will fund the Dunbar Center Nursery School. Mrs J Robert Bradley leads the event with Miss Minnie Welles as ticket chair, aided by Miss Ada Bell and Mrs Robert Kemmerer. Prizes are arranged by Miss Lara Hansom and Miss Sophia Arnold. Mrs Minna Stubbs and Mrs Hattie Peters assist Mrs William A Motherwell, refreshments chair, and Miss Frances Merrick serves as arrangements chair.
Mrs Lucyan Klimes of 809 Crawford Ave invites the Rosary and Altar Society of St Therese Church to her home tonight at 7:35 PM for the meeting. Refreshments will follow served by Mrs William Fitzpatrick Mrs Robert Cole and Mrs John Mathews.
The annual Business Girls League of the Y W C A hosts a card party and entertainment tonight. Miss Jane Meehan chairs with assistants Miss Anne O'Brien Miss Betty Andrews Miss Marion Barnhart Miss Betty Baidick Miss Arlene Zinter Miss Theo Roupas and Miss Sophie Kowalczyk. The program is planned by Miss Ruth Taussig Miss Beatrice Laun Miss Pat Smith and Anthony Pietoricslo.
The Opti Mrs Club plans its annual officer election after a luncheon tomorrow at 12 45 at Crumlins. Mrs Harry Snyder chairs the nominating committee and outgoing President Mrs Charles Ames will preside. Hostesses include Mrs Arrin Park Mrs Newton White and Mrs George Brenneman. Mrs John Trummel will present a program on flower arrangements.
The Ladies Auxiliary of B P O Elks Syracuse Lodge Si plans a white elephant sale at tomorrow's meeting in Yates Hotel lodge rooms. Mrs Gilbert Gokey will preside and auctioneer will be Mrs Carl Youns. Members asked to bring unwrapped gifts for the sale.
The Daughters of Penelope Auxiliary to Ahepa announce a second annual mother and daughter banquet set for tonight at TPM. Mrs Fay Tegias is named chairman after a recent meeting at Mrs Sophie Copanas home.
An advertising pitch extols BLUE BOXXET margarine as a winner in flavor nutrition and economy. It touts ease of use by stating color can be changed to yellow in two minutes and mentions serving on bread and vegetables.
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