Social Art Club opens season with 63rd annual meeting
The Social Art Club starts its season October 23 at the Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts. Hostesses include Mrs. Delmar Hawkins and Mrs. John Hawkins as officers are inaugurated and choir reports given. Programs feature various papers on Americas and arts in coming meetings through March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts
Delmar Hawkins
John Hawkins
Anna W. Olmsted
Charles L. Kellogg
Summit Avenue
Frankin H. Chase
Americas
Perley O. Place
Frederick J. O'Connor
Frederick H. Biederstedt
Wendell Terrace
Ella Louise Cady
Jane Rose Morris
William T. Melchior
Westminster Avenue
George L. Bird
William Schaffrath
John B. Losey
Donald F. McLennan
Elzabeth Hall
McLennan
East Kennedy Street
Carl H. Bissell
C. M. Saltsman
Walnut Place
Frederick W. Revels
Charles Maltby
Frank Banta
Egbert Hayes
Charles Saltsman
Edwin H. Shepard
James W. Pennock, Jr
J. Wilson Cumming
Walter E. Hopton
William L. Barnum
Capital
Morris Chase
Kathryn Hendricks
Erle R. Monesmith
Egbert M. Hayes
Samuel S. Sisson
Sergei N. Grimm
A. Dean Dudley
Hampshire Road
William H. Woodhull
William P. Graham
Walnut Avenue
J. A. Frank Neal
Reuben Jeffery
Huntington
Refuge
Brookgreen
Museum
Harry A. Flint
Frank N. Bonta
Bertram A. Nedington
Chester N,larke
Pennock
James Street
James’ W. Pennock
Harry Allen Flint
J. Wilton Cumming
DeWitt Brougham
Western Hemisphere
Charles D. Post
Aurie I. Johnson
West Coast
Charles Parker Morse
Morton Adkins
William Pratt Graham
Elizasbeth P. Clarke
Frederick J. Ludwick
Elizabeth Clarke
John H. Hawkins
America
Albert FR. Acheson
F. J. Ludwick
The
Rio Grande
H. Biederstedt
Willam Schaffrath
Walter A. Hopton
Neal Brewster
Franklin H. Chase
William T.melchior
Samuel 3B. Sisson
W. W. Williamson
Cornell Smith
Frederick Smith
Dobbs Ferry
A. Lincon Travis
Rome
Seth Baker
Delmar
Caleb Candee Brown
John F. Barry
Binghamton
C. Hamilton Sanford
Frank W. Marlow
Jeanette M. Buett
Radial hair color tips from Max Factor Jr in Hollywood
In a Hollywood column Max Factor Jr cautions against radical hair dye or bleach. He notes dyed hair shows regrowth at roots and requires constant redoing. He recommends gray blending with a rinse to match natural color to minimize future color restoration needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Factor, JR
Hollywood
Oct
Is It Fair to Bring a Baby Into an Upset World
A columnist argues that hardship and change are constants, urging newlyweds with health and hope to risk parenthood. He recalls past generations facing tough times and concludes that bearing a child is a noble challenge and the greatest gift, even amid danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad
Mom
America
Junior
Going and Coming Mrs Lipson Visits and Guests
Mrs Lipson of 118 Niven Street will return from New York City tomorrow. Miss Grace Hart Seely of Ithaca has stayed with Mr and Mrs Andrew Strong White at Fairfield Fayetteville and will travel to Philadelphia for a week. Richard Aldrich of New York City spent the weekend with his parents at 217 Putnam Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Lipson
Niven Street
New York City
Grace Hart Seely
Ithaca
Andrew Strong White
In fur Jackets Highlight Silk and Velvet Trim
The article describes a silver fox lumber jacket with a wide black satin sash and long bow, a regimental decorated watch pendant on a striped ribbon, a red wool jacket with red quins and gold embroidery, and a large black felt tricorn trimmed with black lace veil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Fox
Nice
Etiquet and Good Form Etiquet and Good Form
A column by Emily Post discusses modern etiquette on gifts from male friends, dinner etiquette, solo travel by women, and ending engagements. It advises not coercing a daughter to return a handsome watch and suggests alternatives, outlines proper hostess and guest seating, endorses a woman traveling alone, and clarifies handling a hope chest after a broken engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily
Thcre
Johnny
Mrs. Post
East
New York City
America
Community group meetings and fundraisers listed
Tonight various groups meet including The Past Presidents Club of Clara Ward Auxiliary 33 United Spanish War Veterans at 420 Beattie Street chaired by Mrs. Christine Nelepovitz with a 8 pm start. Also Red Cross sewing class gathers Thursday at 10 am, dessert bridge planning reported, and a harvest supper by Auxiliary 16 Mirriam Camp at Larned Building 5:30 to 7:30 pm. Additional events include induction of Junior Auxiliary officers at 6:30 pm, International Sunshine Society and Women’s Guild activities, Gere School PTA spaghetti supper 5:30 to 6:30, and Methodist Church ham supper at 6:15 with games at 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Ward Auxiliary
United Spanish War Veterans
Eliza Sellwood
Beattie Street
Christine Nelepovitz
Red Cross
Francella Dockstader
Red Relief Corps 20
Grand Army of the Republic
Lola Garman
Susie ‘Allendorf
State Department
M. Wallace
Canastota
Mirriam Camp
Sons of Union
Larned
Jane Meader
Mary A. Schmeltz
Lillian Morgan
Gere School
PTA
Sparhetti
Stirpe
A. B. Siew ‘Ers
First Methodist Church
Myrtle Hough
Erie Boulevard
Engagement News and Pi Beta Phi Fall Luncheon
Mr and Mrs Clarence Schelderman announce the engagement of their daughter Margaret Lydia to Sergt Milton Beechner of Fort Hancock New Jersey. The couple plans February marriage. Pi Beta Phi Mothers Club held a fall luncheon at Mrs Fred Wyker home Liverpool with committee chair Mrs Dolbear assisting and plans for a card party at 210 Walnut Place Oct 29 at 2 o clock. Members attending included Mrs Keeffe Herrington Olmstead Cool Lang Noxel Brown and Gray Sullivan Boyd Holdsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Phi Beta Mothers’ Club
Thhe
Howard T. Viets
Westmoreland Avenue
L. E. Thompson
Joseph M. Parsons
Harold P. Gray
Walter J. Werfelman, Jr
Howard W. Snyder
Melle E. Lowman
Nathan
Clarence Schelderman
Union Avenue
New Prove Idence
Margaret Lydia Schelderman
Sergt
Milton Beechner
Fort Hancock
N. J
Charles Beechner
Bridgeport
Pi Beta Phi
Pi Beta Phi Mothers Club
Fred Wyker
Liverpool
Fred L. Dolbear
Frank FP. Miller
William S. Howard
Wyker
Walnu Place
William J. Keeffe
H. W. Herrington
M. H. Olmstead
George C. Cool
Lamber Lang
W. M. Noxel
Curtiss C. Brown
George W Gray
Walter L. Sullivan
Wilbur G. Boyd
Frank Holdsworth
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Syracuse Herald
New York
Syracuse Museum
Onondaga County
Hotel Syracuse
la Petite Chapeau
Dan J. Kelly
Robineau Road
Demi Chapeau
Raymond J. Ryan
John Wilson
Onondaga Hill
la Secretaire
Adrian J. Groysmith
Solvay
la Cassiere
Henry J. O'Neill
la Concierge
Ronald Brown
Fayetteville
la Surintendente
John J. Conways
la Archiviste
Walter Weinberg
la Aumonier
Peter Corbett
Pouvoir
Parker Knapp
O. A. Ballou
Michael F. Boland
Wilson Baker
Paul Gelling
John J. Consway
Francis W. Sheppard
Rosalind Ruby Cohen
M. F. Boland
Miss Reeve
John T. Reeve
South Presbyterian Church
Reeve
Katherine Reeve
Thomas Knott Kilpatrick
Clifford Hennessy
Edward Tillotson
South State Street
Seneca River
Joseph Greenstone
Vann Snyder
Edward Gorman
Louis Lavere
Audrey Skinner
Rose Brooks
Syracuse University
Newcomers’ Club
Loren Reid
Elm Street
J. E. Phillips
John Shaw
William Bennett
J. O. Eichler
Syracuse
SA Morning Glory
Hamddin
Drug and Dept
Videe
Aecesse
By Helen Rowland
New Times
Lydia Pinkham
Syracuse Coal Merchants
American Legion
Legion Club
West Onondaga Street
Dorothy Lowell
Mark Sellin
Betty Bancroft
Doris Carter
Ralph Whitehouse
Mary Rose Ryan
Michaels Avenue
International Sunshine Society
Lighthouse
Women's Guild of Good
Ctesibius
Star New Oil Permanent
All Star Beauticians
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