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Newspaper
Syracuse Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1938
Page
9
Members of the Alumnae Club of Syrecuse University meet at the Kappa Alpha chapter house on Walnut Place at 3 o clock Saturday afternoon to begin the meeting. Hostesses include Mrs. B. Carr and Mrs. Frederick Fost.
Mrs. Thad L. Collum hosted a luncheon for the bridge club with members including Mrs. Donald M. Mawhinney and Mrs. Walter Braridge. Other gatherings featured entertaining at Mrs. Herninger's and Mrs. ChamENTERTAINING, plus a motor trip by Mr. and Mrs. Short to New York Washington D C and a six week stay planned at the Miramar in Miami for Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer and party.
Two former Syracusans and a summer resident of Cazenovia were guests at a dinner in New York for Lady Decies of London. Mrs George Washington Kavanaugh and her sister Mrs Leonora Warner, both former Syracusans, attended with Mrs Ten Eyck Wendell of Cazenovia. The event was hosted by Mee Norwood Johnston in Pinehurst, North Carolina. Mr and Mrs Samuel Cook of Enola wood, Fairview, were also noted among attendees.
A diverse audience attended a concert featuring ary music and operatic excerpts. Performers included a pianist and a soprano whose coloratura soprano work drew praise, supported by an attentive orchestra and an ensemble of string players.
Beta Chi Alpha banquet at Schrafr s honored new pledges Dorothy Mar Cate Lorette Kane Catherine Glezson Dorothy Parker Jeanette Hagenbuchre Corinne Gozf Ottila Haremaker Betty Dur Mary Baywood Muriel Linder Mahar Norma Hudson with Marion Orcutt as committee chair and Martha Drake Anun Fitzmaurice Martha Gese Vivian Smith and Blanche Evans as members.
A penny supper and card party sponsored by the Clara Ward Auxillary of the United Spanish War Veterans will be held Saturday in the ELSTV camp meeting rooms. Supper is from 3:30 to 7:30 p.m. Cards and bingo follow at 7 p.m. with table and door prizes. Entertainment committee includes Mrs. Mae E. Chadwick with assistants Mrs. Mary Juneau, Mrs. Jennie Babcock and Mrs. Florence Larman.
The women's auxiliary of St. Maris Episcopal Church will conduct a winter picnic Friday at noon at the home of Mrs. Benjamin G Averray. Rev. Warren E. Mace will be guest speaker. Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. William Rathbun, Mrs. Herbert Brown, and Mrs. David Wallbriage.
The Women’s Working Circle of the Lutheran Church of the Kreis Deermer will serve sauerdraten and roast beef supper from 4 30 to 7 39 O clock Thursday evening in the church dining room. Mrs John Moyninan is chairman with Mrs Jean Day and Mrs Raymond Kantraat in charge of the dining room. The Russian American Club will hold a dance at W Fayette Street Saturday starting at 7 20 O clock.
Readable fragments indicate St. Marys Guild plans a hosting event with references to individuals and locations. details are unclear but emphasize a gathering led by the guild and local participants. The text mentions organized groups and possible dates in a church or community setting.
The Women's Club announces it will sponsor upcoming games featuring Mary Diner and other local participants, promoting community involvement and fundraising efforts for upcoming events.
A birthday celebration at 8 E Dreher Ave marks a family gathering for Miss Bohber Strocton with guests including Elsie Fretzag Janet Etonston Genevieve Resche and others. Mary Elizabeth Guiler and Teber Taylor of Buffalo travel to attend the event at 195 Hampshire Rd. Dorcas Circle of Furman Methodist Episcopal Church will meet Friday at 2 o clock with Mrs Irving McDermott.
A series of local club gatherings and church group notices outlines upcoming meetings in Casrell and Syracuse areas. Events include a coffee at Mrs Ralph J Dodge, a GAR patriotics gathering, Philathea class, Junior Banatesab Club, St Joseph's Hospital auxiliary, and various garden, mission, and social groups with dates set for February and Thursday evenings.
The regular monthly meeting of the Onondara County League of Women Voters will be held at 2:30 Friday afternoon at Sedgwick Farm Ciup. Mrs. M. S. Doe will address the local league on the subject Must We Go to Wart. Tea will be served.
A joint dance for Crumlin school students will be held Friday hosted by Convent School and Christian Brothers Academy. Co chairs include Miss Betty Buschle and Charles Cross with a committee of Miss Anna Lane, Thomas Murphy, Miss Mars Eilen Connors, Miss Beverly Builoex, Joseph Fichjette, Justin Lang, Miss Jana Marie Xieteters, James O'Brien, Miss Patricia Hopkins, and Donald Hurd.
The Alethean Society of Central High School schedules its second rush for Friday at 130 Annettiast, hosted by Miss Pris Seila Humberston. Committee members include Humberstone Bach Maz, Jane Ackerman, Irene Conine, Fiorence Sherwood, Barbara Werdex, Katherine Youns, Velma Thomason, Jean Spanon, Shi Risenv ers, Beverly Isms, Jean Hendry, Mary Dewalace, Virsima Bord, Betty Latine, and Daisy Jean Moller.
The event runs Friday to Saturday with delegates from several high schools. Notable speakers include Miss Jane Whitner and Dr. Hoss Hoopie. Activities include programs, a banquet, harp selections, puppet show, and a Mothers Club sponsored dance and card party with prizes.
Virginia Kreuser is named chair of the card party committee for the event. The event is set for Friday and is affiliated with the New York Alpha Chapter of Zeta Sorority.
Mrs. Gao presides over a DeMolay Mothers Dish Luncheon at DeWst Street for members and TES. A short business session follows with Mrs. John Hand andinson to chair activities and games.
Epislopa Caures Sebeot presents Cedh Ro De Mite's play King of Ei at 3 oclock pm at the front opened to Sereen. The event follows by the reetos Corer and Dexter.
Fragmentary ad copy praises pep in women, mentions a compound by E Pinkram’s, and suggests a wartime fundraising or product promotion. Details are unclear but reference to a patent or tonic and a call to action appear.
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