MRS: RALPH W. AT WATER

MRS. ERNEST Af. MEATYARD

ft* Socia l W h i r l With Letty Longstreet

GREAT I N T E R E S T is being taken by many wdmen in town in the production of "Let ' s Pre­t end / ' to be given by the Children's Theater of

Syracuse tiniversity at LoewX Saturday morning, April 1, a t 9:30 o'clock. Assisting Miss Annette Hastings and Mrs.

Dorothy Kelley Carr, directors of the production, which will inelude a musical fantasy, a pantomime and a play, are students at Syraeuse Uni­versity and manv women in town. Mrs. Ralph W. AUvater, Mrs. W. W. Street, Mrs. IS. V. Kelley, Mrs. Saw­yer Falk and Mrs. Michael Lundigan are among the women who are assist­ing the directors in various ways. Helping with costumes and proper­ties, in addition to the young women who have been announced previously are Miss Jane Searl, Miss Bertha Dold, Miss Margaret Rodger, Miss Mildred Pierce, Miss Dorothy SA\»art and Miss Beatrice Lukcson. All of the orphan asylums in town, the House of Providence and the Chil­dren's Court will be given tickets free of charge. * * *

MISS MARJORIE TRUMP was hostess at tea this after­noon for friends and prospective members of the League of Wom«n VdtTers at her home in W. Genesee st. Mrs. M. S. Dooley and Mrs; Robert F . Steadman spoke to those who attended. Arrangements for the tea were in charge of Mrs. Gerald C. Cooney. chairman, assisted by-Mrs. Carl R. Bissell, Mrs. A. J. Hornsby, Mrs. Giles H. Stilwell, M*s. Lewis H. Stone, Mrs. C. T. Cutting. Miss Emma Beard, Mrs. F. W. Beeeher, Mrs. Harley W. Black, Mrs. Paul Howe, Mrs. Reginald Barnes and Mrs. Carroll Knapp.

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INSTEAD OF EASTER VACATION at Culver Military Academy, students will remain for Easter for one of the main social activities of the year. .Tack William Mahler, son of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Mahler of Dorset rd., is a pupil there. Track meets, military drill and hurdling are among the events to take place during Easter week-end, closing with an Easter dance, Monday, April 2.

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ARRIVING TODAY FROM AMHERST College will be Frederick Franklin Moon, who will spend Easter holidays with his mother, Mrs. F. Franklin Moon of Ostrom av.

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litany Syracu*an$ Take Part in Social Activities of Miami Beach

MANY MEMBERS OF THE winter colony at Miami Beach are planning to remain there until after Easter. The resumption of the Saturday night dances in the palm gar­den of the Roney Plaza hotel will take piace on Easter eve and the annual Easter egg hunt for the very young set will be held Easter afternoon. Mrs. Denison Forbes, daughter of Mrs. Horace White of James St., is a guest of Mrs. Evelyn Avery at the King Cole hotel. Mrs. Paul H. Jordan of Sedgwick dr. is a guest at the Boulevard hotel. At the smart Surf Club at Miami Beach, Mrs. Samuel B. Larned of Dewitt st., Mrs. Edmund Hudson of W. Onondaga st. and her grand­daughter, Miss Martha Hudson Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon F. Smith of Maryland av., were seen lunching together this week.

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HOSTESS TO A BRIDGE CLUB at which she has sub­stituted several times, Mrs. Irving A. Oberlander gave a bridge supper party the other evening. Blue crystal and sil­ver, with spring flowers and pale yellow candles, made an effective decoration for the supper table. Mrs. Oberlander's guests were Miss Dorothy Horan, Miss Mary Alice Colwell, Mrs. H. E. Austin, Mrs. Charles W. Blackmore, Mrs. Ken­neth Cadwallader, Mrs. H. A. Sehultze. Mrs. Leo Meyers, Mrs. Edward Horley, Mrs. C. J. Litehison, Mrs. Maurice Hard and Mrs. Louis Church.

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FRANK C. LOVE will speak on 'Government Treat­ment of Veterans" at the meeting of the Current Events Club to be held next Tuesday evening at 8:15 o'clock at the home of Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Sherman in Allen st, Mr. and Mrs Arthur Stover and Mrs. L. 0 . Wadleigh will be associate hosts. Mrs. Gertrude Fell Osborne will,sing.

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MR. AND MRS. RAY E. SLOCUM, who will leave Syra­euse next month to make their future home in Boston, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Y. Manning at their home in Wmthrop rd. last evening.

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Mr*. Meatyard Give* First Of Vanishing Parties for Charity Club

INAUGURATING THE FIRST of a series of vanishing parties for the Women's Charity Club, Mrs. Ernest M. Meat-yard, a member of the board of directors, was hostess for sixteen board members last evening a t her home in Allen st. Mrs. Meat-yard 's guests were Mrs. Mary White, Mrs. John Cox, Mrs, Anna Stedman, Mrs. Raymond Salisbury, Mrs. A. G. Mosher, Mrs. George Hier, Mrs. A. Clymer Austin, Mrs. Harrison D. Sanford, Mrs. William N. Pope, Mrs. Thomas J . Waldorf, Mrs. Roy Stokes, Mrs. Leon H. Bushnell, Mrs. Robert Jones, Mrs. Ruby Tanner, Mrs. Ken­neth Wicks and Mrs. Georgia Dick­inson.

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MISS DOROTHY DEY, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Dey of Brattle rd., will go to Annapolis for the week-end. She will be a guest at a hop at the academy Saturday eve­ning. Miss Frances Hitch and Miss Helen Hitch, who attend Syracuse University, will drive to Wilmington, Del., with Miss Dey, where they will spend spring vacation at their home.

RETURNING HOME TODAY from Kent School for Easter holidays will be James Franklin Durston, who will come to the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall H. Durston of James st. .

PATRONS FOR DANCE NAMED C. B. A. Ball

Place April 6

By THE CHAPERON. Patrons and patronesses for the

Christian B r o t h e r s * Academy senior ball, to take place in the Motel Syracuse on the night of April 6. have been announced by James Weinheimer. chairman.

They include Mr. and Mrs. Sars -field O'Connor, Mr. and Mrs. Am­brose Furlong. Dr. Henry Hoff­man, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dawson, William Murphy, Judge and Mrs. F rank J. Cregg, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore J. Weinheimer, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stelgerwald. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cramer, Quint Mc­l augh l in , Joseph Hearn, Mr. and Mrs. Fred 1* Weinheimer, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Crowley, Mrs. M. Kane, Mrs. .Lucy Mooney, Mrs. Mar­garet Naughton, Mr. and Mrs. John Killian. Mr. and Mrs. John Hartwlt t . Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Dwyer, Mrs. Helena Dwyer, Mr. and Mrs. William Demong, Mr. and Mrs. Patr ick Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Kroker, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mason Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Charles Conboy, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Thels, Mr. and Mrs. Ar ­thu r Mengis, Mr. and Mrs. F . L. Hulison and Paul Haley.

Dancing wiU be enjoyed from 9 to 1 o'clock.

Friends Plan Memorial Some of the friends throughout

the United States of the late Mrs. Frederic C. Howe (Marie Jenney of Syracuse), will meet next Sun­day a t the home of Alice Duer Miller, the authoress, in New York City to conduct a memorial to Mrs. Howe, whose sudden death occurred early th is month » t her heme, Harmon on the Hudson. Notable women wlTt be present, t he committee on invitat ions in­cluding Mrs. Charles Walker An­drews of*Syracuse, F a n n y Hurs t , Zona Gale, Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, Mrs. J ames Lees Laidlaw, Fola LaFollette, Charlotte Perkins Gilman of New York. Miss Lillian Nor thrup of the Leavenworth apar tments has received an in­vitation to be present.

Natal Day Party Jeanne Lois McArdle of 87(1

Fenway dr., recently celebrated her ten th bi r thday anniversary a t her home, using green and yellow for decorating t h e refreshment table. The charming event waa arranged by h e r mother, Mrs. William Z. McArdle. Enjoying the jolly affair were also Char-mian Dixon, Madeline Rifenbary, Jane t Doust, Ada Finney, Mary Villeneuve, Marilyn Cooper, Bet ty McArdle, Eileen Corcoran, Mary Catherine C o r c o r a n , Mar tha Louise Toadvine, Bet ty Bevan, Barba ra Holmes, Nancy Herzog, Marian Herzog and Catherine Tague.

J o i n ! Dance Patrons and patronesses for the

spring joint dance of DeMolay and Rainbow Order For Girls this Friday night a t the Masonic t em­ple consists of Mrs. John Worden, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mastin, Mr. and Mrs. J . H. Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. A. F . Bergdorpf, Mr. and Mrs. Carter, Mrs. John Leach, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Rupp, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Davis. The committee of arrangements is made up of the Misses Madeline Worden. Lois M a s t i n , Jeanne LeMessurier, Catherine Levey, Elda Palmer, and Kenneth Rapp, Kenneth E m -mert t , John Leach, Walter Dains and LeRoy Hale. Dancing will be from 9 to 1 o'clock.

Geddes Grange Supper \ Pledge Party

SEA CRUISE HOLIDAY

MISS ELOISE J . HANFORD MISS MIRIAM JOHNSON Miss f tanford, daugh te r of Dr . and M r s . George A. Hanford ,

112 Kuskin av., and Miss Johnson , daughter of W . R. Johnson , 201 H a m p t o n rd., Syracuse , were pho tographed aboard the S.S. Queen of Bermuda , off for a ho l iday so journ amid the E a s t e r l i l ies.

Party is Old Fashioned This vanishing par ty was quite

different from the general run of such entertainments, a s when the members of the Friendly Circle of the University Methodist Epis­copal Church arrived last Thurs ­day night for the "sewing bee" a t the home of Mrs. E. K. Mc-Cord, 1134 I>ancaster av., they were garbed in old-fashioned cos­tumes, which added mir th as well as interest to • the evening of games.

Attending were Mrs. James Todd, Mrs. William Mitchell, Mrs. Charles Chappell, Mrs. Robert Magruder, Mrs. George Case, Mrs. Gilbert Dickinson, Mrs. G a r t h Sherman, Mrs. Kenneth Gallagher, Mrs. Fay Merritt, Mrs. Wal ter Ihles, Mrs. Rae Holzwarth, Mrs. Carl Allen, Mrs. Squires, Mrs. Ar thur Stover, Mrs. Lawrence Lee, Mrs. Fred Foster, Mrs. Alvin White, Mrs. Carroll, Mrs. F rank Saxton and Mrs. Charles Ames.

Geddes Grange will serve a •covered dish supper this Fr iday evening a t 6:30 p.m.,at headquar­ters, a business meeting following a t 8 p.m. There will also be an Eas te r program arranged by Frederick M. Darrow for the lec­tu re hour. The grange will also conduct a public dance Saturday with Leornard Male in charge. The Pioneer orchestra will pro­vide music.

To Aid Fraternity An auxiliary to Zeta Psi fra­

terni ty was formed a t the tea recently conducted a t the men's house, 727 Comstock av., for the wives, mothers and sisters of the men. The officers of the auxili­ary were elected as follows: President, Mrs. Kenneth Graves; treasurer, Mrs. William Larned; secretary, Mrs. Charles Bates.

Rainbow Order

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Officers of the Syracuse Chap­ter , Assembly 6666, Order of the Rainbow for Girls, will meet a t the home of Miss Madeline Wor­den, worthy adviser, 306 W. Castle st., March 26, at 8 p. m., when they will rehearse and discuss t h e coming initiation of new members. The initiation is to be held on April 7..

CHAPERON'S NOTEBOOK

Due to serious illness in the noble grand's family, the dinner scheduled to be given for the past noble grand's of Westminster Re-bekah Lodge on Monday, March 26, will be postponed to a later date.

The Circle of Mercy will meet. to sew Saturday a t St. Mary's Infant and Maternity Hospital. The hostesses for the afternoon will be Mrs. John R. Ryan, Mrs. George LaDue, Mrs. William Leo, Mrs. Frank Walsh, Miss Loretto Walsh, Miss Anne DeLaney and Miss Mary Walsh.

The Ques Bees of Centenary M. E. Church will meet Saturday at 4 p. m. at the church house for supper.

Clara Ward auxiliary 33 to United Veterans of Foreign Wars . will sponsor Saturday a t S p. m., at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Kissel, 315 Holland st., a card party, open to friends, also. There will be prizes for every table.

A food sale will be given by the Alpha Pi Nu class of the Firs t Baptist Church a t the Master Food store in Erie blvd. all day Saturday.

Alpha Gamma Sigma of Powel-son's Inst i tute will conduct i ts pledging par ty , a t the home of Mary Holmes, 225 Whit t ier av., th is Fr iday night. The committee consists of J ane Boln>erf Mar tha Lee Coneay, 'Beatrice Cloonan, Edythe Darrow and Letl t ia S. Cbirullia. The pledgees are Arline Cahill, Pa t ty Comerfdrd, Mary Dorsey, Margaret McCormick, Betty Hoyt, . Helen Mclntyre, lsabelle Satterlee and Isabelle Schroeder. f

Phi Delta Nu The Phi Delta Nu sorority will

hold an initiation in the form of a baby par ty March 26. The committee in charge of a r range­ments consists of Ann Levinson, chai rman; Charlotte Berkwitz and Frances Hecker The pledgees to be initiated are Tillie Immer-m a n and Dorothy Menter.

Landed Trophies M r. and Mrs. J ay W. Backus

of 181 E. Warr ington rd., have returned to this city after a win­ter 's s tay a t For t Lauderdale, Fla. Mr. Backus brought back with him some trophies secured during his deep sea fishing off the Florida coast.

Mrs. W. Hoyt, Gallup of Mid­land av. has been entertaining her daughter, Mrs. Paul Fort-miller, of Newark.

Kanatenah Has Social

A musical program, flowers and delectable refreshment, were com­bined Thursday afternoon a t the March social tea for members and guests of the Kanatenah Club. Mrs. James B. Wand was general hostess of the afternoon. Green and white carnations and aspara­gus plumosa, in a large silver basket, formed the centerpiece for the table, spread with filet lace, and tall candles in silver con­tainers were used for lighting. Mrs. Charles Marquette, gowned in dark navy-blue lace and chiffon, and Mrs. H. W. Short dispensed ices and cake^.

Mrs. Maude Holiday arranged the program, which consisted of a group of three songs by Dr. Irving A. Oberlander, bar i tone; Ted Dickinson, accordionist; John Fenney, 'cellist, and Donald Arm­strong, pianist.

The guests of the club members included Mrs. James Byrne, Mrs. F rank Whitman, Mrs. Jul ia Smith, Mrs. R. Inglis, Mrs. L. T. Dickin­son, Mrs. G Carl Alverson, Mrs. R. L. Nye, Mrs. K. S. Bowen and Mrs. George Anthony.

Sorority Banquet Pi Gamma Phi sorority gave

its formal banquet for i ts new members at Hotel Syracuse re­cently. Speeches were given by Mrs. Harold Finley, Muriel Kamp, Marcia Weisberg, Anita Cohen and Jane Oberdorfer. The color scheme of the decorations was carried out in orchid and purple, sorority colors. The new members are Shirley Cohen, Golda Bladen, Faye Diamond, Ann Shulman, Babette Oberdorfer, Joan Feder-man, Mildred Freshman. Sally Sablowitz, Minnie Edelstein and Anita Cohen.

Kappa Delta Alumnae Members of the alumnae chap­

ter of Kappa Delta will assemble for their March meeting a t 8 o'clock this Friday evening a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Mang in Kensington pi. Mrs. Richard Van Wyk, president, will conduct the meeting. Husbands and friends of the members are invited.

Mr. and Mrs. M. Crouse Klock of E. Genesee st. are in New York where they are guests of Mr. Klock's mother, Mrs. Frank H. Maynard.

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