Solvay P T A Opens Fall Session With Program
The Solvay P T A meets at Prospect School at 5 PM with Miss Anna Murtagh opening the session. Clinton Atwood will speak on Teachers Are People Meet Them amid an all faculty program and musical selections.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1948
Page
26
The Solvay P T A meets at Prospect School at 5 PM with Miss Anna Murtagh opening the session. Clinton Atwood will speak on Teachers Are People Meet Them amid an all faculty program and musical selections.
Kappa Delta Alumnae Association members plan a supper meeting tomorrow at 6 30 P M at Drumlins to work on their Crippled Children's Hospital Richmond Wa project. Mrs Hugh C Gregg and Mrs G co Bevis lead. Mrs C S Sleeth presides.
Mr and Mrs Raymond St John of Pennellville announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Julia St John to Edward D Jones son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Jones of 117 Oxford Street The wedding is planned for November 27 at Centenary Methodist Church Centenary Methodist Church is the venue and date for the upcoming ceremony.
Eastwood Mothers Club members set a bake sale for Friday at Loblaw’s on James Street. Sponsors are tenth and eleventh grade mothers led by chairman Mrs Lorne Gee, with assistants including Mrs Charles W Hoffman and other club members. The meeting will be held now.
Mrs Will L Seeley hosted the Delta Delta Delta alumnae for the October meeting at her home 306 Summit Avenue. Mrs J A Stallwood led a book review with assistance from Mrs R C Chapman Miss Helen Bowen and several other local hostesses.
The Mattydale School Mothers' Club will host a game party in the school auditorium Friday evening with prizes and refreshments. Chairs include Mrs. Edward Hardter and Mrs. Herbet Samuel. A Tuesday meeting at 2 PM will follow a used clothing sale led by Mrs. Raymond Hummer, with Mrs. Beale and Mrs. Stiles assisting, followed by a tea for faculty. Mrs. Handley chairs with board assistance.
Twenty five members of the Mothers' Club of the Jane Bowles School of Dramatic Dancing attended the first fall dinner at Antoine's. Mrs. Bowles spoke of the Fulton branch and a Christmas pupil entertainment for Phillips Street School. Mrs. Steele outlined Yuletide programs for local shut ins. Karl Cook showed technicolor ballet films, including Ballet des Flammes and Romance of Roaring Gulch. Honor guests included Mrs. Bernard Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. Karl Cook.
A general meeting of Onondaga Home and Hospital Guild will be held in the Hotel Onondaga Tuesday at 2 15 P M Arthur P Waidele assistant deputy for the home and hospital will speak on What the Guild Means to the Home Wind up reports on the membership campaign will also be given Calvary Chapter Past matrons of Calvary Chapter OES will hold their regular monthly meeting in the home of Mrs Julia Adamson 1123 E Genesee St Thursday evening
The College of Home Economics at Syracuse University will sponsor a fashion show at 3 15 PM Friday in Maxwell auditorium with co-eds modeling costumes for college and career girls. Miss Olive Berry representing a national pattern company will lecture. Arrangements are by students in special topics display classes taught by Mrs Edna Brandeau. Miss Berry will lecture at 1 PM Friday in Sims Hall on Job Opportunities in Clothing and Textiles. Faculty members and students are invited.
A Ukrainian National Home event Saturday evening features a cabaret floor show by the Ukrainians Girls' Auxiliary. Miss Anne Moran chairs the affair with Joseph Prokopiak as master of ceremonies. Performers include Miss Anne Prokopiak Miss Veronica Lateran and Miss Vicki Winichillo along with Ukrainian dancers and an orchestra.
Miss Sally Ann Torrese daughter of Mr and Mrs John Torrese Phoenix marries Carmen A Cavoto son of Dir and Mrs Carmen Cavoto North Syracuse in a nuptial Mass at St Stephen’s Catholic Church Rev Edmund D Berrigan presiding Bride wears white satin gown fingertip veil crown trimmed with orange blossoms carries a bouquet of calla lilies and roses with orchids Maid of honor Miss Mary Crisafulli Phoenix bridesmaids Miss Josephine Romano Miss Lorraine La Belle Best man John Torrese ushers William Murphy Phoenix and James St Mary North Syracuse Reception at memorial building then a honeymoon trip to Washington DC They will reside in North Syracuse.
A fashion note highlights using button trims to refresh coats suits and frocks. Suggestions include plastic jet or bronze buttons and matching accessories. Designers feature covered buttons and jeweled options while avoiding overuse. Harboring a travel friendly look a line of buttons on a dinner frock hem offers versatile styling. Harmony Circle plans harvest supper and Grace Episcopal luncheon group welcomes members.
Miss Norma Louise Polano daughter of Mr and Mrs Anthony Polano 6608 West Newell Street and Jack Waller Thompson son of Mr and Mrs Harold Thompson 405 Braddock Street were united in marriage at St Anthony of Padua Church The Rev Edward J Kopp presided The bride wore white satin with beaded neckline long sleeves and illusion veil The wedding party included Ermeline Vit maid of honor in pink faille and Josephine Gilbert bridesmaid in ice blue faille Best man was Bernard Larkin and William Sanders and usher The newlyweds left for a trip to the Adirondacks after the ceremony
The marriage of Miss Alice Stella Bargelski and Francis Wysocki occurred at Sacred Heart Church with Rev. Albin Majdanik officiating. The bride wore ivory satin with seed pearls and carried white roses and mums, with Theresa Wysocki as maid of honor and Henry Germale as best man. After a dinner at Lubberts and a reception at the bride’s home, the couple departed for Niagara Falls Buffalo and Canada.
Miss Margaret Elizabeth Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles J Anderson 152 N Edwards Ave became the bride of Gregory Francis Wells son of Mr and Mrs Francis W Wells Ambourd at Eastwood Baptist Church in a candlelight ceremony officiated by Rev Nicolas Pitus. The bride wore white satin with a heart shaped neckline and long train. Her bouquet was white roses and she wore a single strand of pearls. Matron of honor Mrs Jack Pyne wore pink marquisette and carried yellow pompons and roses. Flower girl Linda Copps wore blue taffeta and carried yellow pompons. Best man Donald W Wells and ushers Charles Barnes and Edwin Bethka.
Miss Mary T. Scimone daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Scimone exchanged nuptial vows with Joseph Smith at Our Lady of Pompeii Church on Sept 18. Rev William L Walsh officiated. The couple resides at 1518 E Genesee Street after a trip to New York City.
A benefit fair and card party will be held Wednesday November 10 at 7 30 P M in the Masonic Temple by the Bethlehem White Shrine. Arrangements are led by Mrs Ellen Eaton Mrs Helen Earnshaw Mrs Emma Emlich and Mrs Florence Smith with booths run by the Alma Cosco Class Florence Shoger Class and Almira Everett Class. Mrs Laura Blair chairs tickets and prizes assisted by Mrs Anna Toner high priestess.
Newcomers' Club members will meet for tea at 2 PM to hear Mary Aldrich Jones interpret Edward My Son. Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts president Mrs. Charles Sprenger will announce plans for a rummage sale on Oct 25. Tea by Mrs. Harris and committee. Entertainment slated at Cicero Mothers' Club event at 8 PM Friday in Cicero Union Free School.
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