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Newspaper
Syracuse Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1938
Page
6
Usher couples travel by air from Syracuse to New York for a ball event with door prizes. The Social Whirl notes representatives to be chosen by the Danforth D A R and lists many couples as guests and honorees in the society circle.
A fragmented report notes a group from a church visiting Atlanta for a yearlong chaperon effort. Readable names include Ja Lee and Rit Wogdtine among others, with limited context on roles or events.
J B Donohue reports Thursday events at the national meeting in Washington DC and Ithaca. Local clubs and church groups list meetings and social plans for Thursday including bridge teas and advisory board sessions.
Home Bureau groups plan Thursday gatherings at multiple homes including Mrs. Carl Keenly and Mrs. Helena E. Wall. Sessions cover cosmetics use and a living room display. Attendees include Mrs. 3. H. Johnson and Mrs. G R McCrosky at University and Mrs. LB Stafford at 212 Renssicon Place.
Mrs Julia Mullen opens her Brighton home for a Harmony Grove bingo Thursday night. Speedmen Circle hosts with Eta Perkins and Anne Bem overseeing district convention charges. Refreshments to follow as committee chairs Katherine Johnson Grace Moulis and Fior ence Stevens serve.
The First Ward Women’s Republican Club conducts its routine meeting Thursday at o’clock with President Mrs Rae Duell presiding. A social hour follows hosted by Mrs Frank Sheridan. Newly installed officers include President Rae Duell vice presidents Henry Hursen Jona Metzger secretary Thomas McMann treasurer Lawrence Hecker recording secretary William Schillo public relations Metzger sick committee Henry Rowley.
The P C Auxiliary hosts a women’s card party Tuesday evening at Larold Milding. Games begin at 3:34 and prizes will be awarded. Chief organizer Mrs Edward Joyuch leads a list of chairmen including Mrs Charles Schlader Mrs George Ki i and several others.
Gamma Prand Syracuse Alanna of Alpha Iota chapters hosts a terrace room dinner dance at Hotel Syracuse on Wednesday to honor the founding chapter birthday. Committee includes Misses Margaret Duil Anita Andreotta Beatrice Olmstead and Florence Ruano with Mrs Edward Benjamin supervising arrangements. Also a Thursday charity event at 230 with a later card party to benefit Twilisht Reverish Lodge 355.
Wanda Bowman-Wilson, a New York kinesiologist, advocates strengthening thigh and leg muscles to correct apparent deformities. She argues many leg concerns stem from weakness, not bone structure, and outlines exercises to straighten knees, hollow thighs, and improve posture.
Local card party advertised to raise funds for the C B A with several hosts and attendees named in a faded OCR fragment. The text lists organizers and participants such as Mrs Beorge and Mrs Heviwin among others, with unclear dates and locations.
The Commonwealers meet at the Grove supper room in Plymouth to elect a new staff. Mary and Botven elected president with Grice WL Rockseed as recording secretary and others named for roles such as treasurer and secretary.
Youth groups arrange a mystery supper event at the church with a lineup of participants including Jacab Hagenbacher Martta Dorothy and Jane Wohe alongside Carole Maser and Earl Hazen. Organizers Metin Josephk Notrathomas and Geer Weber coordinate the evening.
The Home Missionary Society's Founding of the Bannss Church will be observed at Calvary Won Church hosted by Mrs. Carles Sawyer and Mrs. Hill. Women of the church and state director will attend with guest speakers. Hostesses include Mis W. G. Marsner, Mrs Chester Dull, Mrs. John Yorn, Mrs. John Gra, Mrs. Bert Giford, Mrs. Glen Biles, and Mrs. 1 ALey. Presbyterian monthly meeting held at 1215 o'clock with attendees listed.
A Postal and Penetro Nose Deeps product offers 2-Drop relief for head colds. Penetro Nose Drops priced 38¢, 50¢, and $1.00 at all druggists, advertised as a remedy for nasal congestion.
Old fashioned round and square dances and modern dancing will be held Wednesday night at the annual dance sponsored by the Huntington Club council. Miss Doris Holt is chairman with Miss Mary OConney assisting. Anees Luckiet and Clara Grant will be in charge at the door.
A family celebration was held for Jackie Clar age three at 100 W Onondaga Street. Mr and Mrs Clar hosted with simple decorations and a cake. Attendees included Jean Mane Herb and Bry Geraldi Humphrer. Mr and Mrs Hompar laring, Elson Humphre and Bernard Roland, and Robert Fitch among others.
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