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Newspaper
Syracuse Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1938
Page
9
The article outlines the Social Whirl program of the Associated Arts Carnival, noting events and parties preceding alumni gatherings. It mentions hosts Mr W Broves of Beebhingham and others attending each event.
A long list of alumni and social events outlines upcoming dances, parties, and gatherings. Mentions attendees from Syracuse University and Naval Academy circles, with invitations to a boxing team event, and notes on travel plans to Ithaca, New York, and Atlantic City.
The monthly Ban Ban Stamp 9 percent Military Order of Livands meeting will be held Saturday at Sp mma with Losise Wiour presiding. After the session attendees will join the ESW Serpent unit. An entertainment committee plans a Washington commemorative program led by Mrs Michel Hergenhan assisted by Mrs Cane Fraches and Mr F B Levmen with refreshments.
Local International Order of Good Templars chapter schedules a Friday night event at Planer’s Hall 234 West Onondaga. Organizer Mrs Carrie Schaefer oversees, with Mrs Thelma Eldred and Mrs Celeste Chatfield in charge. proceeds benefit the grand lodge.
A museum hosts a novel program with an audience noted. The event includes an auction and painting awards donated by artists, under the guidance of Mrs Bers Leebrick. A bar and reception accompany the afternoon starting at 3 p.m. and closing later, with announcements and music to accompany the program.
Miss Verda C Dippold presents piano pupils in recital at her Hickok street studio on Saturday night February 22 at eight. Readings by Jane Hurler accompany the musical numbers. Performers include Doris Anderson Eleanor Varene Jean Dwyer Martha Hall June King Teodora Lehr Ruth Nolta Norma Temptl Frances Slater and others with selections from Chopin Reathov Bach Durand and Grieg.
The sixth birthday celebration for Marianne Zoe Locklin was held at her parents’ home with 38 attendees including Ann Tennant Dera iarle Mari nyn Prey Pat Lambert Beceris Coon Martha fAnn Jean Albion and others. The Salt City Council Sons and Daughters of Liberty organize a gathering Friday evening at 7 30 in the University building with Anna Cressy as chairwoman. The Kay Social Club also meets at the same time and place.
The Church Guild will present a party and play at local parlors Saturday evening served refreshments. The event features participants including Mars Jane Hobinson and others from the Lowmstt Avenue Baptist Church.
Varied age groups will perform Saturday night February 35 at the Museum Fine Arts in a recital sponsored by CAT Association of Music Teachers Pupils of members Alice Snields Charles Dolson Mrs Marjorie Carlton Richard Stein lrs Richard Manier Harriet Fitch Hobsrey Pedro Bezano Robert Earie Ralph Holzworth Barton Morecroft Paul Shinamohan Ethel Phoenix Frederick Hale Ada Crouse.
The Ukrainian Youth Club at Mattydale will hold a dance in Matty hall with John Stirnsaak in charge. Tickets handled by Miss Anns Sendarski and Miss Marr Kapchek. refreshments by Miss Dorothy Kapchek. publicists Joseph Soyko and William Warren. decor by Cornelia Bendarski and Olga Loba.
Cameron class of Danforth United will present a circus to benefit the church nursery fund this Friday evening. DLO Dunham and Mrs. O. E. Eadie are chairmen.
A dance at Sai John School raises funds for library work. The event is organized by the Parent-Teacher Association in a Friday evening benefit. Proceeds support school projects and library improvements.
A junior Hadassah event hosted by a Take Charge leader featured speaker Miss Bertha Dar and readings from Bib passages by Sadie Brod Janene Rosenthal and others. The program included a choir of Ruth Silverman Trese Levin Marion Karp Julia Burnke with refreshments after services.
The Red Cross Society at Varcational High School elected officers. James Congradt was chosen president, Miss Helen Hennedy former president became secretary, and Hubert Neuci was named treasurer. Plans for the term will be discussed soon. Final preparations are underway for an April Fools Day dance at Hopskins Hall on April 1.
A local committee plans a Friday night dance at the FW.G.A venue. Members listed include Miss Trené Ciero Lena Coma Theresa Salamenti Marguerite Mancini Josephine Ciero and others led by chairwoman Josephine Gronoti Frances Marit Winnie Setoma Josephine Pires and Marie Pironzi.
A medical note describes applying two drops of Peneiro Nose D into a nostril to improve breathing. The fragment suggests more room to breathe but lacks complete context and safety details.
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