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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1948
Page
8
The Christian Brothers Academy Mothers Club schedules a bridge party as its first social of the season. It will be held Friday Oct 29 at 8 PM in the Hotel Onondaga ballroom with senior and junior mothers as hostesses and extensive committees handling prizes tables candy and a special award.
Members meet next Wednesday at 6 P.M. in Tub bert''s to celebrate their sixth birthday and install new officers. Dinner arrangements chaired by Mrs. Ernest L. Roberts, assisted by Mrs. Elijah Buck. New slate includes Marion Maines president Loretta Case vice president Buck secretary Elizabeth Walsh financial secretary Rose Hundshamer treasurer Adelaide Dodge chaplain McCullough sergeant-at-arms Marie Waldekirch sunshine chairman Florence Vogler publicity chair. Reservations accepted until Monday with Mrs. McCullough and Mrs. Kilmartin.
The Mattydale Area Community Council schedules a Friday October 29 Halloween party. A parade forms at the Fire House on E Molloyrd with costumed participants and prizes for best costumes. Afterward, Mattydale School auditorium shows movies and refreshments are served behind the fire house. A block dance and prize judging by Walter Miller and others complete the event.
Ghosts witches and pumpkins decorate a Park Hill Mothers' Club dance set for Thursday October 28 from 9 PM to midnight in the school. Chairwoman Mrs Neil Harting and co chair Mrs Kenneth Clark lead the planning with aides Mrs Fred Kling Mrs Donald Myers and Mrs Andrew Volz. Tickets handled by Mrs George Lawddack and Mrs George Ducar. Refreshments and prizes announced.
Solvay Circle Guild hosts a dessert meeting at Mrs. Earl Lawton home as workers finish articles for the Bazar set for October 28 in the Guild Hall. Proceeds benefit the Cerebral Palsy Clinic. Calvary Chapter 0.2.8, 752 to hold 8 PM meeting Tuesday at the Masonic Temple with Grace Schultz and Eugene Bloom presiding. Local LCB A Senate officers to meet October 28 at 8 PM in Assumption Hall to map social activities for the year.
Clara Ward Auxiliary 33 United Spanish War Veterans sets a public covered dish supper Monday from 6 to 7 PM in the club rooms at Salina and Ashats corner. Mrs Louie Wilbur is general chairman assisted by Mrs Mabel Horgenhan Mrs Grace W Moude and Mrs Lulu Stanley. Mrs Charlotte Estes will preside at the following business meeting.
Phi Mu Mothers Club held its first fall session at the fraternity house 208 Walnut Ave with new president Mrs Peter J West presiding. Retiring president Mrs Jay E Jones served as hostess as plans for the year were discussed.
Mrs H Edwin Coons hosted the Delta Gamma Mothers' Club at a dessert meeting on Wednesday. Officers outlined plans for the year with Mrs Coons as president, Mrs Robert S Roney as vice president, Mrs Alberta C Sisson as secretary, and Mrs M C Ingraham as treasurer.
LaFayette P T A meets in the school auditorium Tuesday Oct 26 at 8 PM. Guest speakers include Miss Francziska Glienke Syracuse Visiting Nurses Association director and Mrs Alice Hinchcliffe dental hygienist. Also present are Mrs Harold Riffandt and John C Polhemus PE teachers plus Miss Columbia Mariani Legislation chair. A social hour follows with numerous hostesses.
The Split Rock Mothers Club will host Parents Night on Wednesday October 27 at 8 P.M. in the school. Principal Charles Foley, faculty, and local Boy and Girl Scout leaders will attend as guests. Hostesses include Mrs. Clifford Fuller as chair and assisted by Mrs. Walter Mintel Mrs. Stuart Cox Mrs. Russell Oleson Mrs. Richard Salisbury Mrs. Robert Holcomb and Mrs. John Sedar.
The Syracuse Garden Club schedules a Monday luncheon at 1 P.M. in the Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts. Elizabeth Campbell serves as luncheon chair with a list of assistants. Esther Kieffer will exhibit botanical blossoms and discuss varieties of asters and chrysanthemums. Members will bring garden blooms.
The Onondaga Salon 154 hosts an Installation Dinner at 6:30 P.M. Wednesday in the Legion Club. Mrs. W. A. Weinberg chairs the event with co chairwoman La Petite Chapeau Passe. decorations by Mrs. Frank Savage. program by Mrs. Frank Gilheny. entertainment by Mrs. C. Walter Walser and Miss Evelyn Hoffman. Officers to be installed include Mrs. Edward C. Stevens as La Petite chapeau, Mrs. Sillman as demi chapeau premiere, Mrs. Patrick aan as demi chapeau duxieme, Mrs. Murray L. Lisk as l'aumonier, Mrs. Talcott as la concierge, Mrs. Florient L. Soucie as L'archiviste, and Mrs. Katherine Carhart as la surintendante.
At the Syracuse Chapter meeting held in North Syracuse October night at Mrs. Paul Richs home several committee heads were appointed Marilyn Holstein president named Mrs Robert Holstead journal correspondent and Mrs R H Lawens representative to the interfraternity council Publicity chairman is Mrs John Hancock Kelly and chairmen of the ways and means committee are Mrs James Mahagan and Miss Ruth Moyer Membership chairman is Miss Evangeline Chadbourne and program chairman is Mrs Carl Drake
The Catholic Women’s Club at 264 E Onondaga Street hosts a social tea from 5 to 7 PM Sunday October 24. Miss Jane Jordan and associates organize with Miss Anita Callaghan presiding and Rev. James Callaghan attending. Board meeting set for October 25 at the clubhouse. Plans for a country fair and card party October 29 will be discussed by the ways and means committee chaired by Mrs. Hubert A. Schmitt and Mrs. John Whelan.
Miss Helen Kocanowski daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Kocanowski 509 Marcellus St became the bride of Edwin Chilinski son of Mrs Sophie Chilinski 524 Gifford St Oct 16 at Sacred Heart Church The Rev Bernard Garstka officiated The bride wore a white satin gown with illusion neckline and a fingertip veil attached to a beaded crown The couple left for a trip to Canada and New England and will reside at 509 Marcellus St. Ida Fisk WCTU will convene in the James Room of Erwin Methodist Church Monday at 2 PM.
The Women of the Moose Chapter 06 will hold a 2 PM initiation tomorrow at 120 FE Geneseest in honor of Helen Smith. Sponsored by Irené LaMarr and Nancy Lombardo, the event will include a memorial for Senator James J. Davis and Charles Press, with Pilgrim's Degree and other attendees, plus a 5:30 PM dinner and children's program.
Onondaga County Council of P T A led by Mrs. W C Hay will hold a fall meeting at the Museum of Fine Arts on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Ludwig Grube reports on the Lake Placid state convention. A reception for unit presidents and school principals is planned with hospitality by Mrs. Harold Hayden and the executive committee. A covered dish supper precedes the Royalty Club of Amaranth gathering at 6 30 P M in Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Burgess in charge of an open card. The Ladies Auxiliary of Fairmount Union Church hosts its annual bazaar and chicken supper this evening at Fairmount School starting 3 30 P M.
Sayers, superintendent of children's work in New York City, spoke at the Delta Kappa Gamma meeting in Hotel Cortland on Hans Christian Andersen. Attendees from Syracuse area included Ackerman, Bowen, Conkling, Downing, Loomis, Pidge, Simpson, Spriggs. Also noted: Fralick Chapter OES bazar at Masonic Temple at 5 PM and Harmony Grove Woodmen Circle event hosted by Mrs Ferrante with Florence Ferrante assisting.
Conover models Mrs Mildred McClelland and Mrs Florence Noel led a fashion review of fall and winter wear at the Onondaga Country Club hosted by E W Edwards and Sons. The event featured a buffet supper for club members with additional models Miss Betty Gould Mrs Barbara Verndiani and several others. The program was directed by Mrs Doris Coyne and Mrs Louise Bush, with a later parade of ensembles at Electronics Park led by Mrs Nate Gada president of the Engineers wives group.
Mrs Louis Paige Mrs John Downey and others will discuss Elections Issues at the Public Affairs Luncheon Club of the YWCA first fall program. W Albert Bill for Republicans Mrs Helen Norem for Democrats and Sidney Greenberg for Progressive will discuss at Tuesday noon.
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