Fashions of a century ago at B'nai B'rith luncheon
A paid up membership luncheon by Louis Marshall Women's Chapter of B'nai B'rith in LaFayette Golf and Country Club will feature 100 year old outfits modeled by clubwomen. The skit follows two members recalling B'nai B'rith history through 107 years.
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Louis Marshall
B’nai B’rith
LaFayette Golf and Country Club
B’nai B'rith
Leonard Gordon
Jerome Kavanaugh
Martin Liderman
Mrrs
Vernon Ozarow
Batiste
Mannie Stern
Nathan Greenhouse
Irving Stern
Abe Zucker
Eliot Birnbaum
Morris Balaban
Max Rubin
Maurice Rosen
Harry Unterfort
B’nai Brith
LaFayette Country Club
Martin Liberman
Market Men Promote Poultry as Best Buy for Holiday Weekend
Market Men report poultry as the best buy for the Memorial Day weekend. Broiling and frying chickens are affordable for a big family picnic. The page lists other meat options, vegetables, fruit, and a holiday menu. A memorial service for Solvay Chapter 654, Order of the Eastern Star, will be held Tuesday at 5 PM in the Solvay Masonic Temple.
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Best Buy
California
Florida
Solvay Chapter 654
Order of the Eastern Star
Solvay Masonic Temple
Miss DeEtte Reed Weds Corp Joseph R Richardson
Miss DeEtte Reed daughter of Mr and Mrs Morley P Reed of 214 Highland Ave married Corp Joseph R Richardson son of Mr and Mrs William H Richardson of Monticello in Holy Trinity Church. The Rev Frances Zimmer officiated. The bride wore lace bodice and nylon skirt with lace panels and carried white roses with an orchid. Betty Mackarch was matron of honor and Joan Lynn maid of honor in yellow and green net. The bride a Milne High School Albany graduate and the groom a Korean veteran Monticello High School graduate.
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DeEtte Reed
Morley P. Reed
Highland Av
Corp
Joseph R. Richardson
William H. Richardson
Monticello
Holy Trinity Church
Frances Zimmer
Betty Mac Karch
Joan Lynn
Milne High School
Albany
Monticello High School
Election Game at Corinth-O-Ree Promotes Civic Knowledge
Women organize a Ques tion Bowl for the Corinth O Ree June 13 games. Slips pose questions about voting qualifications presidential eligibility and other civic facts with prizes for correct answers. Moose women nominate new officers at 643 Wonundaga Street Mrs Hilda Brundage presided.
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Corinth-O-Ree
Women of the Moose
Wonondaga St
Hilda Brundage
Mrs Emm Honored by Convent Club at Spring Luncheon
The BelovedConvent School Auxiliary named its oldest active member Mrs Morris Emm honored at a Bellevue Country Club luncheon marking nearly 25 years of service. She has sewn vestments and altar linens for priests and missionaries in Alaska Korea and beyond. Retiring president Mrs Roy Schiesser presented a corsage and gift as Rev David Norcott spoke.
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Convent School Auxiliary
Morris Emm
Bellevue Country Club
Emm
Alaska
Korea
Roy Schiesser
Convent School
David Norcott
Arthur Kane
Camp Fire Leaders Conclude Training Series
Camp Fire leaders will finish a training series by June 3 and 10. June 3 meets at Mrs. Kenneth Digney’s home for a day titled Having Fun Out-of-Doors with foil cooking and baking demonstrations.
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Kenneth Digney
Woodchuck Hill Rd
Camp Talool
Camp Fire Girls
S. J. Ciciarelli
Ciciarelli
H. W. Halverson
Simeon Hart
Paul Sedgwick
Bernard J. Arndt
Sherman Park Club Hears Speaker
Sherman Park Gardens Club meets at 1314 West Moreland Ave with William C. Hull illustrating table settings using Crockers china and crystal. Mrs. James Solar chosen for a flower arrangement for Sherman Park Mothers' Club. several members volunteer for the Garden Center workshop in Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts on June 1.
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William C. Hull
Crockers
Sherman Park Gardens Club
R. C. Petura
Westmoreland Av
James Solar
Sherman Park
Mrs. Yarwood Hosts Hospitality Committee Meeting
Mrs. J Edwin Yarwood of 403 Rugby Road entertained the hospitality committee of the Auxiliary to University Hospital of the Good Shepherd this afternoon. Guests included Auxiliary President Mrs. John D. Brockway, Mrs. Elery G. Allen, Mrs. Leo Gibson and Mrs. Francis Harbach.
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J. Edwin Yarwood
Rugby Rd
University Hospital of the Good Shepherd
John D. Brockway
Elery G. Allen
Leo Gibson
Francis Harbach
Marion Ferrer Weds Charles Wright in Trinity Church
Miss Marion Ferrer daughter of Mrs. Margaret Ferrer 205 Helen street married Charles Wright son of Mrs. Marion Wright 113 Putnam street at Trinity Episcopal Church. Rev C H Leyfield officiated. The bride wore a satin gown with nylon lace and a fingertip veil. They left for Virginia and will live at 2105 S Geddes Street. Mrs Wright is a nurse graduate of Crouse Irving School. her husband works with Carrier Corp.
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Marion Ferrer
Margaret Ferrer
Helen Sr
Charles Wright
Marion Wright
Putnam St
Trinity Episcopal Church
C. H. Leyfield
Martina Ferrer
Alice Lord
Helen Duncan
Francis Walsh
Tom Gibbons
Bill Lischak
Virginia
S. Geddes St
Wright
Crouse-Irving School of Nursing
Carrier Corp
LeMoyne Guild Elects New Officers Slate
Mrs. Donald McPherson was chosen as president succeeding Mrs. Theodore J. Weinheimer at LeMoyne College Guild. The slate includes Adrian J. Betterton J Harold Carroll and others as vice presidents secretaries treasurers and committee posts. Installation planned for Sept 28 at the college. Syracuse Chapter 70 OES to honor Ethel Peek at Tuesday meeting.
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Donald McPherson
Theodore J. Weinheimer
LeMoyne College Guild
Adrian J. Betterton
J. Harold Carroll
Peter A. Coleman
Walter T. Gieselman
Leroy S. Curry
Edward Lauria
Daniel F. Matthews
Theodore R. Harrington
W. Lessie Wait
Weekend social notices and college graduations listed
Local residents travel and visitors fill the calendar with events from Hartford to New York City. Graduates include Miss Ann Eckel of Skaneateles and Miss Dolores DeBiase of Pratt Institute. Syracuse anniversaries and sorority reunions feature Gamma Phi Beta members and alumnae. Details cover travel, campus ceremonies, and forthcoming gatherings across several states.
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Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
Syracuse University
Kingsley Kelly
Levittown
Charles Swift
Buffalo
William W. Woolsey
Aiken
S. C
Leroy V. Hensinger
Chevy Chase
H. D. Whitmarsh
Binghamton
Robert C. France
Covieskill
Kenneth Shedd
New York City
William A. Owen
Endicott
Solvay Circle Selects New Officers At Club Meeting
At the Solvay Circle of the Solvay Guild annual gathering held last week at Skaneateles Country Club, Mrs. Robert Hastings was named president, with Mrs. Reginald Steele as vice president, Mrs. Byron Thompson as treasurer, Mrs. Arnold Hanchett as assistant treasurer, Mrs. Alois Kailfelz as recording secretary, and Mrs. Roy Barnes as corresponding secretary. The report highlighted substantial gifts to local philanthropies.
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Solvay Circle
Solvay Guild
Skaneateles
Robert Hastings
Reginald Steele
Byron Thompson
Arnold Hanchett
Alois Kailfelz
Roy Barnes
Mrs Goodwin Named O A State Officer In Amaranth
Mrs Charlotte E Goodwin of 506 Helen Street Syracuse was installed grand royal matron of the Order of Amaranth State of New York at Manhattan Center New York City She recently returned from the Grand Court session at the Hotel New Yorker Her roles include past matron of Syracuse Court 35 past district deputy and past queen of the 14th District She is a Syracuse Court treasurer and member of District Royalty Club Gwendolen Palmer Heeb of Buffalo coronation matron and Gertrude B Saunders of Hornell coronation marshal Also noted were Norman Perl and Claude E Hull of Syracuse as soloist and past supreme patron Maurice R Goodwin noted as chief commissioner of appeals.
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A. Syracusan
Charlotte E. Goodwin
Helen St
Amaranth
State of
Syracuse Court
Gwendolen Palmer Heeb
Buffalo
Gertrude B. Saunders
Hornell
Norman Perl
Claude E. Hull
Syracuse
Supreme Patron
Masonic leaders listed for Onondaga Court 119 installation
The draft lists grand officers and deputies from Onondaga and surrounding areas who will be installed at the next meeting of Onondaga Court 119. Notables include William G. Hess Oneida grand trustee Mrs Helen K Sawyer grand crown bearer Carl E Bush Cazenovia grand sword bearer Edna V Hocken smith district deputy grand miairon of the 14th district Mrs Viola Bentley Memphis grand marshal in the East Rev Lynn S Bughee Fayetteville grand prelate Edmund Vincent Oswego assistant grand lecturer 24th District Mrs Dawn B Cowan Fayetteville grand representative to Australia Mrs Catherine Stewart grand page Mrs Ger ena Allen Oswego representative to Colorado Walter J Wolfe Baldwinsville assistant grand lecturer 25th district Louis O Bucholz East Syracuse assistant grand lecturer 14th District. Mrs Goodwin will be feted at the Masonic Temple Sept 20.
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William G. Hess
Oneida
Helen K. Sawyer
Carl E. Bush
Cazenovia
Edna V. Hockensmith
Viola Bentley
Memphis
Lynn S. Bughee
Fayetteville
Edmond Vincent
Oswego
Australia
Catherine Stewart
Grand Page
Gerena Allen
Colorado
Walter J. Wolfe
Baldwinsville
Louis O. Bucholz
East Syracuse
Onondaga Court
Goodwin
Masonic Temple
DeWitt Genetaskans Fashion Show At Casey’s Inn
The DeWitt Genetaskans Club held a luncheon and fashion show at Casey's Inn last Tuesday. Models included Mrs. Sorn Alberts Lawler Shannon Colby and Miss Jackson. Ellen Shoppe presented fashions and Miss Gail Faulkner was soloist. A picnic was planned for June 13 in Highland Park.
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DeWitt Genetaska Club
Casey’s Inn
William Sorn
Clarence Alberts
Bernard Lawler
Thomas Shannon
Martin Colby
Barbara Jackson
Ellen
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John Marshall
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Andrew Piraino
Gregg Griffo
Margaret Wren
Henry W. Casey
J. Wiliam Grady
Edward O'Mara
Mrs. Casey
Women's Association of
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Howard Davis
Harold Duitweiller
John Hildebrandt
Ferndale Sr
Circle C
Cerl Donahue
Laura Rubenstein
Rex Felton
Circle E
Patsy Harris
1826
Valley Sr
Fred Schoomaker
Circle D
William Rumsey
Ida
St. Anthony of Padua Church
Timothy J. Lance
Ambrose
Alhar and Rosary Society of Our Lady of
Alar and Rosary Society of
Our Lady of Solace
Joseph M. Burns
Robert G. O'Hara
Hawley E. van Swall
Vincent J. Donovan
Ireland
Edyth Thomas Wallace
Anheed
de Itte Reed
Daniel Sauro
United States
New York
Moose
Convent Club
Newoocomeers
Dirs
Charles Bird
Francis Cahill
James McCormack
George Buettner
Thomas Hanrahan
Leo Goss
Auxiliary
Southern Mission
Mark Griesmyer
H. W. Greenwalt
Buettner
Hanrahan
Stanley Michaelis
Carl Steigerwald
Federation Women’s Club
Russell Laragh
Sherman Park Club
Mrs. Yarwood
MMU
T LeMoyne Guild
C.E.S. Meeting
Order of Eastern Star
Ethel Peek
By Tee
Charles C. Noble
Ostrom
Glen R. Peterson
Hartford
Genn
and Airs
Earl V. Kepner
Ann Eckel
Jacob E. Eckel
Sarah Lawrence College
Bronxville
Dora Schwand
LeMoyne Av
Irma Hinerwadel
Park St
Helen Barnes
Vine St
Liverpool
Hazel A. Fischer
Rich St
Thousand Islands
Ottawa
Canada
Jane Elkin
Meadowbrook Jr
Mary Elizabeth Quinn
Frank J. Quinn
Clairmonte Jv
College of New Rochelle
Quinn
Tatler
Bliss Quinn
R. L. Silvester
Parkside Av
Hawaiian Islands
Royal Hawaiian Hotel
Ralph Sylvester
Santa Ana
Cal
Eer Worrell
Greensboro
N. C
Roger G. Moreland
Goodrich
Worrell
Haskell Chanchiske
Sally Chanchiske
Standium Pl
Dolores DeBiase
Lorraine Jv
Joseph DeBiase
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
DeBiase
Barbara Kraus
Fred Kraus
Windy Acres
Marcellus
Frederick B. Mead, Jr
Ricky
Frederick Mead
Warners
Alfred Spindelman
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Eassopen Pa
Mrs
Spinderman
S. Buck St
Boothbay
Boothbay Playhouse
Veronica Jean Savage
Francis J. Savage
Bellevueuu
Nazareth College
Rochester
Savage
Crouse- Irving Hospital
St. Joseph's Hospital
Elmira
Biggs Memorial Hospital
Willard State Hospital
Syracuse Memorial Hospital
Visiting Nurse Association of Rochester
Mary McNamara
R. Reid McNamara
Fulton
Mary-in-the-Woods College
Indiana
J. E. Vincent
Edna Vincent
Dottie Vincent
South Av
Ney
C. R. House
Palm Beach
Ae Maurice R. Goodwin
Mrs. Goodwin
DeWitt Genetaskans
House OF Herbs
Salisbury
Conn
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