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Newspaper
Syracuse Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1938
Page
6
Local society notes trace Letty Longstreet as a social host during a season of cruises and gatherings. Brief mentions include upcoming departures and expected entertainments with a hint of travel plans and fashionable circles.
Theta Phi Alpha SOPHOMORLS will host a dessert evening at the Comstock chapter house with alumnae and guest Greta Fennell plus a list of speakers including Miss Ann Ring and Elizabeth Harsha Delany. A separate Belgedge Tea for St Pauls Society members follows at the parsonage next Monday afternoon chaired by Mrs A F Saunder.
Musicians led by Mrs. Claude A. Buta present a program honoring Piedges with performances by Miss Bioons and a group including Dorethy Ss Ahee Stivids and Gime. The event features a pane performance by cortnanists and fee details accompany the listing.
Attendance at a Natal Day party included several youths and adults such as Richard Eiger Helen Lira Clarence Brans Bernard Brown and Paul Blair among others, with the event noted for social gathering and community involvement.
Card party to aid the church is planned with Group 1 hosting. Mrs W Harold Malam Mrs William Mclntosh and Mrs Harrison Clak lead arrangements with prizes for attendees. Thursday church service precedes the event.
The secret marriage of Helen and Henry Ranezueh was announced by Mr ang Airs and Josep Ireora ou Cicero. The ceremony took place October 24 at Oneida with Rev. Fa officiating at Lakeside Lakeview? Syracuss. The couple will reside at their home in the Wderim Temple. A reception and dance will be hosted by the Dancers of the will at the Gaonéase hotel hosted by Mrs. Mande Tuillemot.
Helen Estelle and Estelle G will lead the program and county ferment tors with plans for the Enducados. Mrs Clara McLeferer will serve as speaker. Miss Essele will read and Dr Ronen will speak. A legislative program includes a discussion on My Responsibility for Reaching New York's Goal.
Advertises Penetro Nose Drops containing ephedrine for nasal decongestion. Claims to shrink swollen membranes and open air passages for head cold relief. Sold in stock at Craggs Pharmacy for one dollar.
Chaperon notebook notes a Faremount Community Circle event with arts and guest hosts on Thursday at Grosau hall. St Islama hosts sewing session with Frank Jarvis and others. Wednesday events include Park Central Presbyterian Church lecture in the pre room with a thickened evening, Vares Community Club luncheon at VanDien School, and Women’s Circle bingo and refreshments. A New Alpha charter meeting of Zeta Beta will feature readings by Virginia Kreyser and Marton Moerschler.
A fragmented excerpt promotes siting and hip measurements to offset a hip line. It urges constant exercise and describes kicking and chair exercises to reduce hip prominence, claiming inch reductions per month with a conservative approach and daily routines.
A local Camp Fire unit plans an afternoon event to entertain guardians and families. Organizers invite community members to attend at the gathering space, featuring activities, songs, and light refreshments for attendees.
Industrial Club launches a campaign to support a local fund. The effort seeks community donations and participation to bolster the designated cause with organized drives and events planned through June.
A group including Robe rt Farrel and Aard Ostrander attended a theater event last Saturday with friends. The note mentions an ice cream party and a gathering hosted by local residents, highlighting community social life and casual festivities.
Mrs. Bedford invites readers to a Wednesday morning reading at the church, with a luncheon to follow at 2 o'clock. Mrs Archie B Bedfora leads the reading, featuring oral Ame prated Charles Veven, with Mrs Power Lanch and Clyde Var among the attendees.
East Syracuse Club will meet with plans for guest speakers and a review of "Thetadel" along with a talk on linens and wapescry. Members face entry limits for the event. several parish and university affiliates are noted. The Epworth and Bellevue Episcopal groups schedule luncheons and society talks at homes and parlors with meetings led by Mrs. Hallenden and Mrs. Crass. The Fun Club and Sehmer Community Club plan handicrafts, games, and socials at local houses and the Community House.
The Federation Clubs announce a luncheon at the grand ballroom. Oscar Walser at 1535 Grant Avenue will host the event with guest speaker. Tickets are available from Mrs. Stratherore at 2 oclock. Cordova at the Weather Home Bureau office 208 Heitz building. The Arria Huntington Foundation hoard will meet Thursday morning.
A dated leaflet outlines a reducing menu with breakfast items like ready to eat cereal with banana, milk, and sugar. lunch features a chopped egg and olive sandwich with mayonnaise and hot tea. dinner lists items such as spiced applesauce, string beans, and pumpkin puree. It instructs supplementing exercises and invites readers to write to Ida Jean Kain with a stamped self addressed envelope.
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