Presbyterians Gather for 64th Meeting in Fayetteville
Presbyterian Women announce their 64th gathering at United Church Fayetteville with a slate of public events. Philip Williams, violinist, and his wife Mary Becker, SMU strings faculty, will perform. both have recent recital history in the South and Southwest. They tour summers in Chautauqua and Syracuse and will remain in Syracuse through her recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
Fayetteville
Philip Williams
Mary Becker
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Chautauqua
Syracuse
Williams
Conrad L. Becker
Central High School
Lincoln Auditorium
Mr. Williams
Tex
Gregory Ashman
New York
Presbyterial Society to Meet Oct 16 in Fayetteville Church
The Syracuse Presbyterial Society plans its sixth semi annual meeting on Thursday October 16 at United Church of Fayetteville with sessions at 10:00 am and 1:50 pm. Mrs E C Knapp welcomes attendees as Rev John T Cowan gives the invocation. Mrs William Wiser speaks in afternoon. she is alumna of Chicago and Cornell and author of Behind Mud Walls. The event also features remarks by Rev Edwin C Daniels moderator of the Syracuse Presbytery. Pi Beta Phi Alumnae sale runs October 22 to 30 at 752 North Salina Street conducted by alumnae with Mrs Floyd E Coursen in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Presbyterial Society
United Church of
Saharanpur
India
Wiser
Universities of
Chicago
Cornell
Edwin C. Daniels
Syracuse
Fulton Presbyterian Church
J. Hastie Brown
Pi Beta Phi
Pi Beta
North Salina Street
Floyd E. Coursen
Frederick L. Stone
South Salina Street
Marjorie Garfield
Department of Interior Decoration
Syracuse University
Guatemala
Gilcher Class Meets To Plan Chowder Supper
Gilcher Class of the First Ward M E Church will meet with Mrs Earl Denick at 2823 Grant Boulevard on Monday night to finalize plans for the annual clam chowder supper set for Friday October 17. Assisting the hostess are Mrs Frank Nash Mrs Albert Herholtz and Mrs Herman Harsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilcher
First Ward
M. E. Church
Earl Denick
Grant Boulevard
Frank Nash
Albert Herholtz
Herman Harsh
Barber of Seville thrills Opera Morning Musicals crowd
Opera Morning Musicals strengthened its hold on a large membership with its presentation of Rossini's The Barber of Seville. Renowned Metropolitan singers supported by manager Charles L. Wagner delivered vibrant performances with Figaro Rosina and Almaviva shining in a two act show. The engagement featured costuming, scenery, and a strong cast including Carlos Ramirez Hilde Reggiani Armand Tokatyan and Pompillo Malatesta with Walter Ducloux conducting. Morning Musicals also announced the Syracuse String Sinfonietta series at Central High School with conductor Murray Bernthal and pianist Gary Graham set for October 21.
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Morning Musicals, Inc
Wagner
Figaro
Count Almaviva
Rosina
Ward
Bartolo
Basillo
Carlos Ramirez
Hilde Reggian
Pompillo Malatesta
Grand Opera
Georgette Bourdon
Bertha
Earl Wrightson
Walter Ducloux
Everett Rondebush
Syracuse String Sinfonietta
Murray Bernthal
Central High School
Gary Graffman
E.V.W
Going and Coming Weekend Visitors and Travelers Mentioned
Mr and Mrs Philip Van W Peck and daughter Miss Gage Peck of Washington DC are weekend guests of Dr and Mrs Otis MM Wiley of 3104 South Salina Street. Corp William J Oswald of Alexandria LA is home on furlough visiting his parents. Mrs J E Dickson and Mrs Thomas Burns are weekending in New York City. Mrs Charles McIntyre and Mrs Lyman Coykendall plan a 10 day visit to New York City. Mr and Mrs W H Kittel, recently in Florida, return from exploring Endless Caverns at New Market VA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip van W. Peck
Gage ,Peck
Washington, D. C
Etiquette for Teens Booklet Ad From The Home Institute
A teen etiquette guide promotes proper dating manners, dining and social behavior. The notice invites readers to request the 40 page booklet Etiquette for the Teens by sending a coin containing address and name to Syracuse Herald Journal, Home Institute, 109 West 19th Street, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracusus Herald-Journal
Home Institute
West 19Th Street
New York
N.Y
Three Can Live Together With Common Sense Says Dorothey Dix
Dorothy Dix argues that a mother in law living with her son and daughter in law can be content if she stops resentment and acts with gratitude. She cautions against self pity and urges embracing the daughter in law as a valued family member, making the third party cheerful and helpful.
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Gether
Hor
Heffernans Host Clambake for Eastwood Club Guests
Mr and Mrs William Heffernan hosted Eastwood Women's Club members and spouses at a Sunday clambake at Rippling Rhythm Farm. Assistants included James A De Witt Ralph Palmatier and Donald Farrell with transport by Walter Irsch and William Lee. Activities featured outdoor games riding bridge and a grounds stroll. prizes awarded to Mrs Edward Markle Mrs J T Byrne Mrs Weal Kirsch and Mrs Wilama.
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William Heffernan
Eastwood Women’s Club
Heffernan
James A. de Witt
Ralph Palmastler
Donald Farrell
Walter Irsch
William Lee
Edward Markle
J. T. Byrne
Weal Kirsch
Wilama
Suave cloche hat with velvet net applique ensemble
Description of a refined cloche hat in black fur felt with a large net applique and cobwebby lace draping over the shoulders. Mentions matching black shoes and belts in black antelope and polished calf, plus polished alligator and dark green options with copper nailheads.
Your Figure Madame A humorous column on diets and mishaps
Ida Jean Rain recalls personal misadventures from a poison ivy caution to bowling glory and dieting foibles. She muses on weight loss and gain, jesting about family meals, calories, and social slips while urging readers to request a Protective Food Chart from the Syracuse Herald Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Creamed Veal and Rice Dish With Gelatin Dessert
A fragmented recipe mix describes creamed veal over rice with butter onion celery and curry, then a gelatin cheese dessert with cottage cheese lemon rind and vanilla. Instructions are partial and inconsistent but outline cooking steps, mixing cheese filling, and chilling.
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Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts
Frances Cook
Museum Society
Benjamin M. Weiss
H. Paul Nelligan
Malcolm E. Peabody
Harold di Temple
P. Francis Britt
1600
Court Street
Christian Brothers Academy
Mothers’ Club
The
Red Cross
W. Niver Wynkoop
James Cooper
Chest Campaign Committee
W. W. Gerber
Benjamin S. Arnold
H. Hiram Weisberg
Dorothy Miller
A. L. Jacobs
Presbyterial Society
United Church In
Editon
Sergei Rachmaninof
Heraki Journal
the Home Institute
Sue
Dorothy DIX
Dix
Heaven
Ida Jean Rain
Exe Pers
Caroline Jenkins
Belmont
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