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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1949
Page
8
A New York psychoanalyst Dr Theodor Reik argues in Tomorrow that the so called modern woman bears a chip on her shoulder due to insecurity not fashion. He cites observed pride and anxiety in relationships and notes men often view women more harshly than vice versa.
The Crouse-Irvin Guild will end its season with a European at PM at the Baieroperade Hotel Syracuse. Miss Dorothy Pelienz, hospital superintendent, will check for the hospital. Miss Stella Weoud, retiring president, has appointed Miss Irene Tomasek luncheon chairman. Guests include Miss Pelienz and Mrs. Dorothy Lansing in nursing school activities.
Proceeds from the Plymouth Garden Study Club event held at Mrs. Richard Harri Edwards's home will finance a border hedge for the Salvation Army Outpost. Refreshments on the porch overlooked the garden. Assisting the hostess were Mrs. Morreil Brewster, Mrs. Carl H. Bissell, Mrs. Allen P. Cowsill, Mrs. T A Derrenbacker, Mrs. Walter Werfelman and Miss Maude Stewart.
Committees arranging a garden party sponsored by the Loretto Rest Guild will meet Thursday at 2 PM. at Loretto Rest. Mrs. E. J. Fiesinger and Mrs. Charlies Jr. Hogan head the guild and general committee respectively with entertainment chair Mrs. Edward Hare. Assisting are several ladies including Mrs. Donald Knaus and Mrs. Emory LaVaute. The arrangements committee is led by Miss Katherine Keller with Mrs. Bart Gaffney.
Mrs Nona Southard of 2622 East Fayette street opens her home tomorrow at 6 30 PM to entertain past noble grands of Mayr W H E L Rebekah Lodge. Guests include Mrs May Ether, Mrs Bessie Richardson, Mrs Ina Plummer, Mrs Meta Plummer, Mrs Maude Brown, Mrs Afina Duryeau, Mrs Abigail Hutchings, Mrs Agne Rossi, Mrs Helen Redman, Mrs Neillie Rousseau, Mrs Era Wallace and Mrs Genevieve Feinstein.
Mrs George Blakeslee was elected president of Dora Hazard Circle of Solvay Guild at the annual dinner and meeting last week. Other officers include Mrs John Carpenter first vice president Henderson second vice president Cari M Sassan pb recording secretary Harold J Forth corresponding secretary Mrs E Clarke Drew treasurer Harold ML Kaplan assistant. A donation was voted for the continuance of amik funds at Portland Prospect Schools in Solvay. It was announced that 25 pairs of mittens have been
Pattern 573 crochet directions for a 10 inch spring medallion set, three pieces for a small scarf, in two colors. Send 25 cents with name address and zone to Syracuse Herald pattern mail offer from Neediecraft Depot Brooklyn.
Miss Mary Jane McLaughlin reveals her engagement to George E Grover Jr son of Mr and Mrs George E Grover of Pittsfield Mass Grover will graduate in June from Syracuse University College of Business Administration where he is a member of Alpha Kappa Psi. The couple sources say plan a wedding after graduation. The Police Benevolent Association Auxiliary will meet at 5 PM Thursday in Clinton St clubrooms with hostesses Mrs Marvin Drew and Mrs George Easterly.
New gloves made from plastic with cotton or soft lining offer comfort and protection. The outer covering resists hot water cleaning soaps and kitchen grease. Poult. GPSS.
Cute sewing ad for pattern 4621 offering bib-front frocks with gathers. Available sizes 2 4 6 8 with size 6 flare-sleeve design requiring 2 3/4 yards of 35 inch fabric. Send order to Anne Adams care Syracuse Herald Journal Pattern Dept New York with name address zone size and style number.
Sue Gardner outlines budget friendly summer wardrobe ideas for town and country. She recommends washable fabrics like cotton rayon and linen with wrinkle resistant finishes, black or dark green skirts paired with white or printed blouses, and lightweight suits for travel. She also suggests silk shantung for formal wear and adds tips on accessories, nylon lingerie, and denim for versatile outfits.
Members of the French Alliance gather for a picnic supper and meeting Thursday at Seven Pines, the summer home of Mrs. Washington Platt. Mrs. Georgette Guth will report on next year's plans. Dr. Milan S. LaDu will speak. If weather turns inclement the meeting moves to Hendricks Chapel at 7 PM.
Betty Jane Franz daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Franz married Henry Carter Yates Jr son of Mr and Mrs Henry Yates in a double ring ceremony May 14 at St Vincent de Paul Church. Rev Hateff officiated with Shirley Hovt as matron of honor and bridesmaids Nancy Young Jean Hellers Audrey Yates. Best man Milton Marchand and ushers Leo Borte Ernests Daines Reginald Smith. Flower girl Sue Smith, Lafayette. The couple will reside at 419 Masse Street after a honeymoon trip south.
Tanya Garden outlines rhubarb as a pie plant native to Russia era Americans adopted about 150 years ago. She covers selecting young stalks, avoiding peeling, cooking tips, sauce ratios, and baking methods, plus canning juice and a rhubarb tea punch recipe.
Mr and Mrs Stephen Rushak reside at 2106 Hobart St following their May 74 wedding at St John the Baptist Ukrainian Church. The bride Sophie Krewensky is daughter of Air and Mrs Frank Hrewensky of Hobart Ave. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Peter Rushak of Ontario St. Matron of honor Mrs Edward Ballas maid of honor Sophie Reisen. Bridesmaid Dorothy Parus, best man Peter Small and ushers Joan P... and Edward Satlas.
Evelyn Sikorski daughter of Mr and Mrs Josepha Sikorski Memphis and Alfred F Kielicki son of Mr and Mrs John Kielicki exchanged nuptial vows March 14 at Sacred Heart Church. Rev Albin Majdanik officiated with Frances Sikorski maid of honor and bridesmaids Virginia Lukacs Virginia Zvjewski Dorothy Sikorski. Best man John T Hie Nicki and ushers Joseph Sikorski Michael Piatkowski Casimir Wojcicki. Couple resides at 453 Wilkinson Street after a Niagara Falls trip.
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