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Newspaper
Syracuse Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1938
Page
10
Legion Juniors host the second annual dance patrons event for Victoria and Albert, with numerous local couples and dignitaries listed as attendees, including Mr and Mrs., Dr., Col., and other community figures, marking a formal social gathering.
Community groups organize Valentine parties and teas across the town. Mrs. E. E. and Mrs. Duxbury chair church activities at St Mark's and the Evangelical Church hosts a silver tea. The Ladies' Art Society and the Junior Auxiliary of the House of Providence plan Easter preparations and a Birch street drive. Local students hold a Valentine party at Jamesville High School with refreshments and games.
The piece chronicles social engagements and alumnae events. Mrs. Stewart Hancock of Summit Ave heads to Northampton Mass for the Smith College Alumnae Council midwinter meet Feb 18–20 with discussions on admission, social regulation, junior years, abroad, and alumnae groups. William Allan Son speaks at opening dinner. Sir Herbert on is a visiting professor delivering a first address. Other social figures and trips to Pinehurst and New York are noted, including the Moore County Hospital ball and a Pinehurst Country Club horse show event.
Mrs Sidney B. Meller as the special guest at a buffet supper last Tuesday in Miss Edith E. Fins Casilesu’s apartment. The guest list included women from the College of Forestry at Syacuce University campus and several local residents. Gifts of Fiesta pointers and decorative flowers were presented, with several attendees named among the honorees.
The New York Zeta Beta Chi sorority held an induction banquet in the Louis room at the Onondaga hotel. Notables included Miss Marion Moersebier and Miss Dorothy Jaw, with Mildred Stone marshal. The ceremony featured a formal banquet, a procession, and the presentation of a yellow rose as the sorority flower.
Mrs Clifford A Tennant hosts a luncheon and bridge at her Wenthropra home for her sister Stra! 3 7L Cooney who will sail on a West Indies cruise later this month. Invited guests include Newelli Townend Mrs Taemas Slater Mrs Raigh L Stilwell Mrs William Fallon Mrs Frank Bar Mrs William A Barry Mrs A Glenn Clark Mire Vincent Whimes Mrs John Brown Jr and Mrs Frederick Marquardt.
Miss Jeanette fon BI hosts a Silver Tea at the Sibson home on an afternoon in April to mark the first anniversary of the Lyceum Lottery of Central High School. Alumnae including Mrs Burton Michael and Mrs George B Broad attend. Doris Raaflauh plays piano numbers during the event with many other named guests present.
A birthday party was held at 715 8 Townsend Street for Norman Lacthidarz, host, with guests including two great grandmothers and Mrs Theresa Nordello among others. Attendees listed include Anna Cataiono and Josephine Gusater in a fragmentary society note from a local newspaper.
Catholic Daughters of America schedule an anniversary dinner for Count Grimes at the Onondaga Hotel mezzanine. Feb 19 events run 3 to 3 and 7 oclock with Mrs George Arsencag chairing decorations for the affair and a roster of assistants.
A valentine party will be held this Saturday at the home of Miss Jean Zawoski XL Geddes St to honor Mrs. Charles Pysinki. A bulletin supper is planned with games and prizes for winners. Attendees include several local residents and visitors from Scranton and Newark.
Hollywood gossip notes Anna Neagle to reprise the Queen role in a sequel to Beatrice Lillie style gossip. Wilcox and Grey Smith tied to projects as Paramount release plans shift. Uniform updates include Shirley Temple Jane Withers Edith Fellows and Freddie Bartholomew praised. Emanuel Cannon comments on Wall Street financing for a full year of production.
A lively review notes a stage cabaret at Loew's Theater titled Everybody Sing featuring Judy Gatland and a chorus. The piece includes lively numbers with actors like Walter Connolly and Jean Parke, but a controversial segment with audacious themes causes public discussion.
A bustling theater notes column reviews multiple showings and acts across Keith's Paramount Strand Eckel and other venues. Highlights include Franciska Gaal Frederic March and Joan Bennett in various productions. Mary Boland and Ring Lardner in performances. Sergeants and musical numbers. upcoming releases like Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Gai Kingdom and Bozz's Head presented. changing programs at Keith's Loew's and Empire with vaudeville, talkies, and a special fire fighting program noted.
Mary McLeod Bethune, director of Negro affairs in the N-VA, urged that Negro Americans must have real opportunity rather than patronage or charity. She spoke at a Mizpah public meeting after a dinner in her honor, underscoring the need for education and religious training to realize her people's possibilities.
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