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Newspaper
Syracuse Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1938
Page
6
A social whir and luncheon mark the third annual ball of the Colonial Luncheon for Comfort Tyler Chapter. Dr. Epencer spoke on Egyptian customs during the ceremony as Empress and others attended the high luncheon.
Indoor terrariums and small landscapes bring spring to mid winter. Build tiny doll sized scenes with pine seedlings and twigs, arrange blue green paints, add drainage, then plant sansevieria and rubber plants in a shallow dish. Send 10c for Glass Gardens and Novelty Door Garden booklet from The Syracuse Journal Home Service.
A fragmentary notice describes parents hosting a Natal Day gathering with several guests including Beverly and Mare Ellen Mos. Names appear in a garbled script, and the event is referenced with social emphasis rather than a formal agenda.
A list of organizers for the Onondaga Girl Scout conference includes hostesses Mrs. Mary Wilpert and Smitty Muss, transportation chair Mrs. Emil Hansen, hotel chair Mrs Carl Gismann, publicity chair Airs B A Redington, and entertainment chair Mrs Glendon Lewis. The event is scheduled for May 24 with local committees coordinating dining, hotel, and music.
Club members hold a winter picnic at Wighierd Park under Miss Fans Winship. Mrs Ruth Sessions of Orth Hampton Mass is honored at 6739 ov clock supper. Tomorrow reunion of second period campers led by Miss Virgenia Gleam at 2 o clock.
The Slovakian club announces a benefit card party at Saneraay evening with proceeds to the shore for improvement projects. Mrs. Joseph Priomak is general chairman and chairs committees for tickets refreshments and arrangements, with Mrs. Peter Puoniak, Mrs. Joseph Zales, Mrs. Frank Michaels, Mrs.Thomas Kasek, and others assisting.
By THE CHAPERON. A list of individuals representing the Pioneers is noted, including Mrs Herry Simner of New Hampshire and Mr Dura of New Hamopshire, with several others from states such as Vermont New Jersey New York and Rhode Island. The passage lists names like Wille Mm on virurge Wastaneson and Charles TE Wood among the delegates.
A social event described as a gift shower for Mrs Havens Jr featured a crowded dining room and many attendees including Mrs Mary Herrmann, Mrs Cot Havens, Mrs Caroline Pavia, Drs Clark and Brown, and several others. The narrative notes attendees, decor in pink, and social chatter among the group.
Russian American citizens women host a Valentine Dance at the Polish Community Home this Saturday night. Tickets cost 15 cents per person. Mary Gula chairs with assistants Miss Helen Cherry and Mrs. Lee Peterson.
The Womens Guild of East Geneses Presbyterian Church will hold a meeting in the parlors to announce officers for the coming year. Mrs Elil Eells will preside, with a covered dish luncheon to follow and M Wicktram Ryder reporting nominations for the slate.
Florime sorority names its officers Dannie Russell president Elizabeth Coreman vice president Mary Kathleen Donn secretary Beverly historian Bernadine Haste property manager The new term starts with a meeting at Miss Mary Straub’s home 205 Midland Ave.
The Y announces a modern dance class to be conducted on Wednesday evenings at 5:30 led by instructor Miss Hope Carpenter. Health education classes are canceled next Monday due to the EWCA faunal meeting at Hotel Syracuse.
A jumble of social items reports forthcoming marriages and engagements among families such as Grasse and Alar W., announcements from Augusta Georgia, and plans for a card party at Immaculate Conception Church in Fayetteville. Also noted are hotel visits in New York, a Central Lodge meeting, and various charity fundraisers and club gatherings with hostesses guiding games and refreshments.
Zeta Beta Chi held its annual rush paregenist in the Tudor room of the Onordeza hotel. The committee included Mrs. Fioren, Runa, with Miss Carmella Esposito, Miss Jean Eve Kyle, and Mrs. Mildred Fellows. Guests included Mrs. Charnes Eckel, Mrs. Marian Baster, Mrs. Grace Ingalis, and Misses Bonemarr, Mary Emma Arokhaty, Téa Sarazen, Vera Ochlberg, Bosley, and Dersth Werner.
The Mens Club of SL vauis' jimitheran Church will host a monthly supper and social meeting this Friday. Supper priced at . Reservations through Mrs Cairshan at 272 Brant Ave. Attendees will enjoy a surprise entertainment program.
Local notes mention Hedassah Darce as hostess duties at a Saturday supper event along with references to a regular meeting schedule and the Laces Auashary. Details are fragmentary, with several garbled phrases and stray numbers. The readable items point to social hosting duties and a recurring community gathering.
A local clothing workers group hosts an evening dance with guests including James Jackson, Vienna Perez, Andrew Vega, and other members. Proceeds support union activities and community outreach efforts.
The advertisement touts Fut cwo drums Penetra Nosy Drops for nasal relief. Each nostril is treated to ease swelling and watery head cold symptoms. Available at druggists for 25e and 31.00 with quick breathing improvement.
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