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Portrait by Loulen Studio MRS. ALEXANDER BEACH President, Junior League of Rochester, Inc.
The Junipr League of Rochester, Incorporated, warmly welcomes each one of you here tonight. The Junior League does not make a general solicitation of funds from the Community, so the money needed to support our regular com munity services, and to pioneer projects needing financial backing until their established community value warrants support by agency or community funds, must be raised through a public benefit such as this one. The Junior League of Rochester is part of the Association of Junior Leagues of America which includes 164 Leagues in the United States, Canada, Mexico and Hawaii, with a total membership of 44,000 young women. The uniform objective of the Junior Leagues is to foster interest among its members in the social, econ omic, educational, cultural, and civic conditions of the community, and to train its members to be capable of rendering responsible and efficient volunteer service. Your generous support and interest will make it possible for us to carry on such a program of service to this community. MARCIA MORAY BEACH.
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Greetings . .. Junior Leaguers! SEAT COVERS We're proud that many of you serve Wegmans quality foods on your tables. and We're g lad to number ma ny of you among o ur customers and friends. FLOOR MATS
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Page F01u· ) Did You Know • • .• COMPLIMENTS That the first project of the Junior League OF of Rochester, Inc., was a Workshop for the Handicapped. This was started in 193 I, two Rona's Millinery years before the Junior League was admitted into the Association of Junior Leagues of America, and was supported for five years. Brown's. Pharmacy * * * D. MARSHALL BROWN That milk and sandwiches were served by the·Junior League to needy public school child-· • Formerly Heath's 652 Park Avenue ren of Rochester in 1933.
* * * H. R .. De Mallie That the first Craft Club was s~arted by the Junior League in No. 22 School in 1935. Groceries, Meats, Fruits and Vegetables These clubs give neeqed therapeudic recreation b91 PARK AVENUE MONROE 5324 to children. When this project was taken over by the Board of Education m 1946 there were twenty-one Craft Clubs in seventeen schools Horses for Beginners and Experienced Riders serving four hundred and twenty children. Griffith Farms Stable * * * PITTSFORD, NEW YORK That in 1938 the Junior League instituted the Homemaker Service which provides a trained housekeeper for homes in danger of dissolution because of temporary emergency. After two years the Community Chest financed this ser COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND vice which is now operated by the Shelter under a special director.
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That, while continuing and expanding the McConnell Milk and Ice Co., Inc. Craft Club program +be Junior League, in 1939, Home of. Quality Ice Cream sponsored a Creative Dance Project at Mem orial Art Gallery and in 1942, gave through IN THE OLD TROLLEY STATION, PITTSFORD, N. Y. • the Red Cross, a Day Room at Pine Camp. Page Five THE TRITON HOTEL
The Latchs,tring Always
to
BETTER THINGS
FOOD- ENTERTAINMENT- HAPPINESS
"A tavern chair is the throne of human felicity ... " Dr. Samuel Johnson
ANNOUNCING
A Maytime Fantasy- The Modern Ballroom Dance by Jack. McDonnell with Jane Allen Messler
NIGHTLY MAY 13 TO MAY 26 INCLUSIVE
Our kettle is always singing for you
1443 Main St. East Reservations 2 to 20 or more
Page Six Portrait by Loulen Studio
MRs. FREDERIC T. PIERSON General Chairman, Junior League Follies
FOLLIES COMMITTEE . General Chairman ...... Mrs. Frederick T. Pierson Advisors ...... Mrs. Mitchell Pierson, Mrs. John Rae, Mrs. Al\(ah G. Strong Program ...... Mrs. John L. Wehle, Chairman; Mrs. John H. Rae, Editor Tickets . . Mrs. Francis P. Beattie, Chairman; Mrs. Robert L. Long, Ass't Chairman Publicity ...... Mrs. Schuyler C. Wells, Jr., Chairman Patroness ...... Mrs. Freeman -Allen, Chairman Production ...... ·...... Mrs. Burton C. Smith Talent ...... Mrs. Frederic F. Allen Rehearsals ...... Mrs. Paul T. Freund Cabaret ...... Mrs. Gardner R. Anstice F . } Mrs. Henry P. Hamlin, Chairman tnance · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Mrs. Lucius R. Gordon, Assistant Chairman . Sh ·}Mrs. T. Banford Jones, Chairman F as hwn ow · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Mrs. Thaddeus S. Newell, Assistant Chairman Costumes ...... - ...... Mrs. Montague B. Phillips Properties ...... Miss Marietta Dryer Ushers ...... ' ...... : ...... Mrs. Scott Stewart, Jr.
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DR . M . H . COVERT DR. RICHARD PALMITER FINE FOODS and Giving the Fine.st in Care and Service EXCELLENT SERVICE for Also PLEASANT DINING A Department Containing the .Best of Foods and Howard Johnson's Smartest of Supplies for Your. Pets TWELVE CORNERS PARKING FIREPROOF BUILDING "Where Monroe, Elmwo.od and Winton meet"
Page Eight ) Did You Know • • • • Compliments of That during the War Years the Junior League took over the first Tuesday night in each Beardsley-Clarke Realty Co., Inc. month at the U. S. 0. where it served dinners to hundreds of service men, supplying both 19 EAST MAIN STREET MAIN 2471 volunteer workers and financial assistance.
* * * Byrel's FORMERLY REED'S That, in 1945-1946, Camperships were give11 by the Junior League to ten deserving Candies for all Occasions boys and girls chosen from the Craft Clubs. 623 PARK AVENUE MAIN 8286 * * * ------That during the past year the Junior League has helped to launch the Committee on Education of Alcoholism. "De Wolf's"
* * * That, in July of 1946, a Cancer Prevention · Clinic at Baden Street Health Center was backed SHOE SERVICE by the Junior League who provides volunteers to handle all clerical and secretarial work and Our Fortieth Year gives equipment as necessary. Brighton Shoe Store
* * * 2 WINTON ROAD at EAST AVENUE That an integral part of the Junior League program is its Children's Theater which annually Tomalty Baths troups ten schools, designated by the Board of Therapeutic lamps ... Massage Education, taking to the children what is often their first glimpse of real actors, costumes and 229 ALEXANDER ST. (opp. Genesee Hospital) scenery. This project is constantly growing due MAIN 6536 to popular demand. Ingmire & Nagle * * * FUNERAL SERVICE That the Junior League never aims to be UNDER THE SAME FAMILY NAME FOR OVER 50 YEARS _ competitive but rather to pioneer in the field COURTESY PARKING STONE Ill CHESTNUT at COURT
of cultural or welfare activities with the advice Mrs. 0. J. Nagle, Pres. Unli censed. R. K, Crawford , Li e. Mgr. and guidance of professional leaders. Page Nine PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Chairman ...... Mrs. John L. Wehle Advising Editor ...... Mrs. John H. Rae
Mrs. Richard T. Cann, Jr. Mrs. Thomas F. Judson Mrs. John H. Castle, Jr. Mrs. Reed Kreuter Miss Dorothy Chapin Mrs. William J. Lee Mrs. H. Everest Clements Mrs. Thomas E. Lunt Mrs. Tyler P. Cobb Mrs. W. Bayard McCoy Mrs. Kenneth L. Cooley Miss Ann McKelvey Mrs. Alfred V. Dasburg Mrs. Robert Reilly Mrs. Howard M. Dunn Mrs. William S. Roby, Jr. Miss-Virginia Durand Mrs. John A. Rodgers Mrs. William J. Erdle, Jr. Mrs. Robert E. Russell Mrs. Arthur F. Fisher Mrs. F. Dwight Sage Mrs. Fred H. Gordon, Jr. Mrs. William F. Shepard Mrs. Newell Grinnell Mrs. Arthur Stebbins Mrs. Edward B. Hall Mrs. Henry H. Stebbins, 3rd Mrs. Wesley T. Hanson, Jr. Mrs. Malcolm Taylor, Jr. Miss Jeanne Hatch Miss Barbara Townson Portrait by Loulen Studio Mrs .Thomas H. Hawks Mrs. George A. Trainor MRs. J oHN L. WEHLE Mrs. Eric B. Hoard Mrs. John Hager Wulsin Program Chairman
COMPLIMENTS
OF
THE ANSTICE COMPANY, Inc.
Page Ten TICKET COMMITTEE
Chairman ...... Mrs. Francis P. Beattie Co-Chairman ...... Mrs. Robert L. Long
TICKET CAPTAINS Mrs. William Allen Mrs. Mortimer R. Anstice, Jr. Mi ss Sue Barrows Mrs. David Bellamy Mrs. Charles D. Burnham Mrs. Merritt Cleveland Mrs. Samuel P. Connor, Jr. Mrs. George D. Everett Miss Ann Finucane Mrs. George C. Gordon, 3rd Mrs. Ricfiard H. Hawks Mrs: Warren L. Hawkins Mrs. Walter·B. D. Hickey Mrs. Kenneth Hickman Mrs. Samuel T. Hubbard, 3rd Mrs. Mary Sage Hurst Mrs. John L. Mercer Mrs. Thomas M. Nichols Mrs. Ralph W . Peters Portrait by Loulen Studio Mrs. Robert E. Russell MRs. FRANCIS P. BEATTIE Mrs. Marsden Tuthill Ticket Cha4rman
Feminine fashions of distinctive design to win you compliments The Home Jervice wherever you go. gnshluhon Of Toda~
EAST AVENUE at GIBBS
MONROE 2759
Galusha's Meat Market 1630 Dewell Avenue Glenwood 860 Choice Meats and Poultry
739 PARK AVENUE ROCHESTER N. Y.
Page Eleven PUBLICITY COMMITTEE
Mrs. Sidney R. Curtis Mrs. Frank Lovejoy, Jr.
Miss Nancy Hallauer Mrs. Robert Messler
Mrs.Wesley T. Hanson, Jr.
McGregor's Florists
Monroe at Rutgers Grand at Chamberlain
Portrait by Loulen Studio 242 East Avenue Rochester, New York MRs. ScHUYLER C. WELLS, JR. Publicity Chairman
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ROCHESTER'S OLDEST MANUFACTURING CONCERN Established in 1823, when Rochester was Rochesterville
PURITAN COMPANY, Inc. 573 Lyell Avenue Rochester 6, New York
PURITAN HYDRAULIC BRAKE FLUIDS PURITAN SHOCK AND KNEE-ACTION OIL PURITAN "GASKA-SEAL" No. 1, No. 2, No.3 PURITAN ALL-METAL POLISH PURITAN PLASTIC COATING PURITAN OIL SOAPS'
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With Compliments of Victor D. Strivings & Co.
Investment Securities
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CO URTESY IS O UR SPECIALTY
V ersage Food Mar~et
For Home Dressed Poult ry a nd Qua lity G roceries P ortrait by Loulen Studio 1833 MONROE AVENUE MONROE 4415 MRs. HENRY P. HAMLIN Finance Committee Chairman
CJJennis fRANCIS I. DUPONT & CO. Members New York Stock Exchange New York Curb Ex change and Leading Commodity Exchanges •
LEONARD A. BAKROW, The name for delicious JOHN DONALD FREY -Candies and WILLIAM H. KRIER Co-Managers •
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Mrs. Hazelton Brown Compliments of Henri Fayette Xmas Cards Harvard University Now at summer discount
MONROE 7602
SOURS .. . . for Flowers
Your New "Flower Phone" . • MAIN 2023 HATS
SHERATON HOTEL 103 EAST AVENUE 22 EAST 56TH STREET NEW YORK 22 , N. Y. Opposite The Rochest ~r Club
Wyoming Inn Schneider's Pharmacy Extends the Hospitality of over a CENT URY O F CHARM To Overnight Guests and · Prescription Pharmacists GOURMETS 1462 MONROE AVENUE YOUR REXALL STORE Route 19 Wyoming, New York
Page Fourteen ) Did You Know • Compliments of That as the years passed, the Junior League has added and dropped programs and · Hoselton Chevrolet Co. projects as the need for them has shown itself. EAST ROCHESTER Some have been taken over by the community and so, we feel, have proved their value as a permanent part of the civic program. Others, Frances' Kitchens serving a temporary need, have been abandoned BAKERY when their community usefulness ceased. 729 PARK AVENUE MONROE 4219 * * We Specialize. in Birthday and Wedding Cakes That the Junior League IS constantly searching for new fields both .large and small in which to work. La May Drug Co. * * * 1800 EAST AVENUE, Near WINTON ROAD That the first Junior League was foun.ded MO NROE 1732 -3 3 in New York City in 190 I, and that in 1921, the thirty Leagues then in existence banded together to form the A. J . L. A. (Associations of Junior Leagues of America) The· Sagamore Beauty Salon, Inc.
* * * At the Sheraton That there are now one hundred and sixty four Junior. Leagues in the United States, Can Ill EAST AVENUE STONE 393 ada, Mexico and Hawaii , with. a membership of over forty-four thousand. Honore Simons * * INTERIOR DECORATING That the Junior League's purpose is, first , careful training of the individual member accord 1855' EAST AVENUE ing to her talents and, second, emphasis on her obligation to give such talents to the community. * * * COMPLIMENTS OF That, under the Placement System the Schwalb Liquor Store services of the members of the Junior League 1829 MONROE AVE., BRIGHTON at TWELVE CORNERS are available to local, social, cultural and civic MO NROE 900 8 J _ A . NELSON , Mgr. organizations. Page Fifteen Photo by Davis Posed in the 1947 BUICK ROADMASTER CONVERTIBLE
by Miss Jeanne Hatch
Mrs. Robert Messler II
WHITING BUIC-K·
30 NORTH UNION ST.
Rochester's Buick Dealer Since 1908 P.age Sixteen THE JUNIOR LEAGUE OF ROCHESTER
Presents
The Junior League Follies of 1947
Staged by L. M. LATTA
Associate Director GEORGE THORNTON
MASONIC AUDITORIUM
~ay 9th and Ioth
Orchestra Under the Direction of NORBERT KLEM Rehearsal Pianist, Barbara Best Front Cover Design by Nancy Fairchild (Messrs. Latta and Thornton are members of the Jerome H. Cargill Producing Organization, 10 Rockefeller Plaza, New York City.)
Page Seventeen THE LEAGUE AT WORK
Pl;toto by Virginia Lee Burnham
MRS. }AMES MANGAN shows chart to patients at Baden Street "Cancer Prevention Clinic."
Eighty Honorary and Sustaining members of the Junior League of Rochester serve in one hundred and twenty-four positions on two national, four state, and twenty-seven local Board~, twelve Committees and nine Councils. One hundred and forty-five active members of the Junior League serve on fifty-six local Boards and Committees. All members of the Junior League, unless Sustaining, Non-Resident, employed full time, or excused by illness are required to render s,ome type of volunteer service in order to maintain their League standing. During the past year 189 Junior League volunteers have served in twenty-one agencies and programs, and as individu~ls on drives to support various Community fund raising activities. Fifteen members of the Junior League have worked at the Cancer Clinic and twenty-five have turned their efforts into the Junior League Children's Theater. Regardless of what Junior League projects may be undertaken in the future, Junior League members as individuals will continue their community service, endeavoring ·always through the Placement Committee to meet the needs as they are presented and to render efficient and expanding service to the agencies pro grams and Citizens of Rochester.
Page Eighteen ROCHESTER'S SMARTEST WOMEN COMPLIMENTS ALWAYS SHOP AT
OF
W. C. Co. SUITS • DRE SSES • COATS
Diagonally across 152 EAST AVENUE from the Sheraton
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If it's Choice Meats you want ..• Call If it's Fine Liquors you want ... Call
Louis Jacobson Seymour Jacobson
MAIN 1915 WE DELIVER MAIN 2954 WE DELIVER
Compliments of Compliments of
Rowe Electric Co. N orrnandie Beauty Shop
CALL MONROE 1053 Compliments of For Superlative Shoe Service Watts Dry Cleaning Co. 12 Corners Shoe Repair 322 Cottage Street Ladies Handbags Our Specialty
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.CHARLES H. SCHAAFF, C. L. U., and ASSOCIATES
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Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance, Company
* PROGRAM ACT ONE .
ScENE ONE - "Eight-Thirty"
The Girls-Dotty Allen, Julie Griswold, Betsy Morse, Patty Anstice, Jean Reed, Betty Wright, Gail Dunn, Carol Slocum, Peggy Fitter, Suzanne Will, Rooney McKelvey, Barbara Will. The Boys-Bill Beale, Rod Hatch, Bill Boswell, Jim Robeson, Irving Robeson, Mort Reed, Wilson Trimmer, Bob Messler, Fred Allen, Charles Burnham, Ed Groetzinger, Bill Morse.
ScENE Two - "Master of Ceremonies"
Little Lulu ...... Chris Stebbins Oscar ...... Courtland Mulford Vera Vague ...... Rooney McKelvey
ScENE THREE - "A Strange Interlude" Nancy Gregg, Louise Vick, Jim Hardee, Bill Arnoldy flowers by -
marie baetjer
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Page Twenty-One · PAUL J. NOETH
Fine Wines and Liquors
for those who love the thrill of a full symphony, soft background music or gaiety of light opera, faithfully re • produced, we recommend the-
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Page Twenty-Two Quality since SMART LINGERIE . .. NEGLIGEE 1924 ROBES . . . TROUSSEAUX RINGS WATCHES DIAMONDS Mrs. 'Ralph Mitchell and Distinctive Jeweh·y Fashions by Lingerie Studio e. g. dJ.OIUifihe JEWELERS 194 EDGERTON STREET MONROE 5370 Two Stores 943 Lincoln-Alliance Bldg. 39 Main St. E.
PROGRAM (Continued)
ScENE FouR - "The Baliet Invades the Drama"
The iVlaid ...... Jane Brady The W-ife ...... Shirley Tappan The H usband ...... Fred Allen The Messenger ...... Mort Reed The Lover ...... Courtland Mulford The Policemen ...... Douglas Coupe and Chuck Angle
ScENE FlVE - "Good Night Lady Beautiful"
Sung by Marjorie Backus and RuiJert Patterson
V a.lse B Y'illiaHt c ...... · ... : ...... Jane and Bob Messler Waltz Couples-Isabel Thompson and Ross Thompson, Jean Costello and Paul Costello, Molly Poole and Arthur Poole, Jeanne Hatch and Bob Morley, Barbara Slocum and Charles Fitter, Priscilla Fergusson, and Bill Vick, Diane Curtis and Dave Whalen, Sue Barrows and J ohn · McCauley, Nancy Mangan and Jim Mangan, Dorothy Fergusson and John \i\lard, Virginia Burnham and Howard Dunn, Buzzie Baird and William Baird.
Bernard Held, Inc.
45 EUCLID STREET
A New Location
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PROGRAM (Continued)
ScENE Six - "Street Scene She ...... Sall y Cooley H e ...... Courtland Mulford Joe ...... Mort Reed Policeman ...... Chuck Angle
ScENE SEVEN - "Silver Dollar Quartet" Lee Finkeii, Jack Harby, AI Metz, Nick Komet
ScENE EIGHT - "Two Pianos" "Doc" Barry and Bill Chapin
ScENE NINE - "On Ze Boulevard" Fifi ...... Rooney McKelvey Midinettes-Isabel Thompson, Jeanne Hatch, Buzzie Baird, Naricy Mangan, Sally Reed, Barbara Trimble, Barbara \Vill, Gail Dunn, Virginia Eisenhart, Nancy Gregg, Vail Whitbeck, Virginia Burnham.
TELEPHONE, STONE 522 Robert V. Deverian Kenneth F. House Oriental Rugs and Antiques Member of A. I. D.
219 EAST AVENUE Interior Decorations
Rochester, New York Stone 3137 311 ALEXANDER .ST. ROCHESTER 7, N. Y.
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McFARLIN'S 195 MAIN STREET EAST *RP.l'( . U. S. Pat.. Off. Page Twenty-Six ARE YOU PINCHED FOR INCOME? Consult Egbert F. Ashley Co. Howe & Rusling, Inc. Rochests r Offic ~: Buffalo Offi'ce: 212 UNION TRUST BLDG. I 83 MAl N STREET EAST 1045 ELLICOTT SQUARE MAIN 4539 CL. 7286 Rochester's F-irst Investrnent Counsel F·inn Rochester 4, N. Y. Telephone Mai n 444 Established 1930 PROGRAM (Continued) ScENE TEN - The Andrews Sisters (or a reasonable facsimile thereof) Ross Thompson, Douglas Coupe, Charles Burnham ScENE ELEVEN- "Number Please!" H ugh Shi rey and George Dusclerdieck ScENE TwELVE - "Magic in the N ight" Luminftte ...... Vail Whitbeck Luminous Hoops-Barbara Groetzinger , Helen Cann, Ann Gates, Diane Curtis, Ann Kerr, Julie Griswold, Jane Donohoe, Sue Barrows, Cricket Stanniford, Mary Roby, Suzanne Will , Priscilla Fergusson. ScENE THIRTEEN - "Four Babes in a Spot" Dotty Allen. Carol Slocum. Jane Messler, Rooney McKelvey There's Nothing Finer Than A STROMBERG CARLSON THE NEWEST DEVELOPMENTS IN RADIO Miles Ensign RECEPTION AND RECORD REPRODUCTION STYlED TO BLEND WITH THE DECORATIVE SCHEME OF YOUR HOME . . . Jack McDonell HICKSON'S 37 RICHMOND STREET STONE 93 Page Twenty-Seven LABRADOR MINK Designed for Mrs. William C. Baird BY PROJANSKY Page Twenty-Eight <&rnrgr or. 3.1. fiailry Art ~qnp SALES ...-- SERVICE ... PARTS Fine Arts- Antiques In Rochester it's- English Silver, Pictures and Picture Framing Mirrors Judge's 8 I L AK E A VE N U E 234 WEST MAIN ST Phones MAIN 2196-97 PROGRAM {Continued) ScENE FouRTEEN - "Ladies In. Hades" Henry VIII ...... Phil Reed Ann Boleyn ...... Jean Reed Jane Seymour ...... Peggy Fitter Ann of Cleves ...... Tillie Dasburg Catheri1;;1e of .Aragon ...... Eileen Alberts Catherine of Howard ...... Jinnie Chapin Charine Parr ...... : ...... P hoebe Peters ScENE FIFTEEN - "Brief Moment" ? ? ? ? ScENE SixTEEN - ' ~Pa n -A mericana'' Sung by Rooney McKelvey Samba Couples-Julie Griswold and Mort Reed, Buzzie Baird and ban Ward, J~anne Hatch and Jim Mangan, Ann Gates and Wilson Trimmer. South American Gals~Ann Kerr, Sall y Reecj, Barbara Groetzinger, Mary Roby, Barbara Will, Barbara Trimble, Jane Donohoe, Betsy Morse, Helen Cann, Sue Barrows, Carol Slocum, Cricket Stanniford. · South American Guys-Rod Hatch, Bill Beale, Dave Whalen, Rill Vick, J ohn Morse, Jim Stafford, John McCauley, Charles Fitter. INTERMISSION ( 15 Minutes) ("##############ol##############################,..,.#####~ Our business is helping you sell your Tice & Gates products or services through the medium of Printed Advertising. Completefacilities all under one China - Glass - Silver roof ... Art, Typographic, Printing, Engraving, Silk Screen, Mounting, ,Binding, Shipping. 347-349 EAST AVENUE Phone Stone 646 THE LEO HART CO. 1776 Clinton Avenue North Page Twenty-Nine Beautiful Clothes . Smart Accessories for Sport and Dres.r Compliments of STUDIO, Inc. Portraiture The Mixing Equipment for Thi r ty Years Co., Inc. 27 CLINTON AVENUE NORTH ROCHESTER 2, NEW YORK STONE 2440-41 Page Thirty PROGRAM (Continued) ACT TWO ScENE ONE - "Fashi ons" (This Entire Scene sponsort>d by Jewett, Inc.) N ewsbo)' ...... : ...... Barbara Slocum The Bride-To-Be ...... Carol Slocum H er M ofh l' r ...... Mrs. David Bellamy SaJes,qirf ...... Virgini a Eisenhart Soloists ...... , ...... Kathryn Tuthill and Frederi ck T. Pierson (See Fashi on Insert) ScENE Two - "Mendelssohn and Matrirn ony" The M aid of H onor ...... Marjorie Backus The Bridesnwids- Diane Curtis, Sally Reed, Jat'le Donohoe, Ann Kerr, Mary Roby, Barbara Groetzinger, Ann Gates, Cricket Stanni ford. Barbara Lewis, Priscill a Fergusson. P hoebe Peters, Shi rley Tappan. The Bride ...... P hil R c:;ed Clarence W. Smith, Inc. Spencer W. Greene & Son Books - Stationery - Gifts Registered J eweler Am erican Gem Society 900 LINCOLN -ALLIANCE BANK BUILDING 343-345 E~ST AVENUE ROCHESTER 4, N. Y. Establis hed 1896 STO N E 3432 Goodland-Hoffman, Inc. Brodhead Galleries 230 EAST AVENUE Fine Arts Dis-tributors for Un ited States and Seiberl ing Tires OIL PAINTINGS AND PR INTS- PA INTINGS RESTORED FRA MES MADE TO ORDER - G IFTS Q UALITY RECAPPING 150 EAST AVENUE ROCHESTER 4, N. Y. Albert Florist Compliments of 363 EAST AV ENUE The Hayden Company STONE 317 - STONE 318 - STONE 319 Page T hirty-One rs happy to announce that it will undertake its newest and biggest proiect rn June when it will sponsor a Rheumatic Fever Laboratory in co-operation with the existing Rheumatic Fever Clinic of the Health Department and the Medical Society of the County of Monroe. It is felt that this Laboratory will be of great value as part of the develop- men+ of a program for the prevention, diagnosis, and care of this fre- quently underestimated disease. The maior proportion of the funds raised by "the Follies" will be usd to finance this undertaking. f############################################################################################################## You'll find, as have so many others who come to this store, that lovely articles of jewelry, sterling silver pieces, fine china, crystal and unusual gifts can be modestly priced ... offering real lasting worth as well as sentiJmental value. b;o~ 253 Mains•. E. ~ , Registered Jeweler American Gem Society Rochester's Quality Jewelers for More Than Half a Century Page Thir·ty-Two PORTRAITS- The Likly Agency, Inc. "THAT ARE DIGNIFIED AS YESTERDAY YET MODERN AS TOMORROW" writes all forms of INSURANCE Home or Studio Sittings by Appoin tment including Automobile, Fire, Personal Liability, Leon Freres Jewelry and Furs Photographers for Discriminating People 323 CUTLER BLDG. Tel. STONE 99 POWERS HOTEL MAIN 5346 PROGRAM (Continued) ScENE THREE - "By The Sea" The Singers ...... Kathryn Tuthill and James Mangan Bathing Beauties-Molly Poole, Betty Angle, Virginia Anstice, Jinnie Chapin, Helen Cann; Chris Stebbins, Sally Cooley, Jane Brady. Beachcombers-Courtland Mulford, Dick Cann, Jim Hardee, Mort Anstice, Artie Stebbins, Bill Arnoldy, Chuck Angle, Douglas Coupe. ScENE FouR-"Sixteen To One" The "One" ...... Patty Anstice The "Sixteen>'-Bob Morley, Jim Stafford, John Ward, John McCauley, Dan Ward, Arthur Poole, Charles Burnham, Howard Dunn, Fred Allen, Edward Groetzinger, Irving Robeson, Jim Robeson, John Morse, Wilson Trimmer, Bill Morse, Bill Boswell. "At The Sign Rupert Gray Restaurant of the • Ox Yoke" Establi shing a tradition for fin e food Luncheon from .75; Dinners $1 .50 to $2.75 M. C. Kier Upholstery Studio Luncheon 12- 5:00; Dinner 5:00 to 9:00 QUALITY UPHOLSTERING-REFINISHING-REPAIRING EAST AVENUE and FAIRPORT ROAD Antiques Repaired and Refinished Shampooing- Spray Painting- Mattress Remaking HILLSIDE 3171 LEGAL BEVERAGES Custom-made Slip Covers-Interior Decorating Drapes-Curtains:--Color Schemes CLOSED MONDAYS 2 Monroe Ave., Pittsford Pittsford 282-J ,,,,,,,,############~############~#############################################~##############################~ Page Thirty-Three A RESTAURANT OF DISTINCTION ,..,.,.,.,.,,,###, Continental Cuisine served at Luncheon and Dinner ,.,,.,,..,.,.,.,.,. Victor Bartulis plays the Piano 5 to 7 - 9 'til closing -~- GENE MARVEY • LEONNE HALL ESTHER BORJA • NITA CAROL 44 Yz EAST AVENUE GAIL MANNERS ROCHESTER, NEW YORK FRIDAY, MAY 23-8:15 P.M. EASTMAN THEATER Of the University of Rochester ' ####################################################~ SAVE TIME AND MONEY SAGE, RUTTY & COMPANY, PREVENT FRAUD LOSSES Inc. TODD PRODUCTS Todd 808 GENESEE VALLEY TRUST BUILDING t MAIN 6210 THE TODD COMPANY, Inc. ROCHESTER 3, N. Y. ~ ########################################.############~ Page Thirty-Four Compliments of M ·ore s s W ehle Electric Company 77 EAST AVENUE Wholesale Electrical Supplies PROGRAM (Continued) ScENE F IV E - "The Treasurer Reports" Dorothy Fergusson SeEN E S1x - - "Roches ter Rockettes" Nancy Mangan, Barbara Trimble, Gail ·Dunn, Jane Messler, Virginia Eisenhart, Isabel Thompson, Virginia Burnham, Dotty Allen, Patty Anstice, Barbara Will , Vail W hitbeck, Bet.ty Wright, Suzanne \Viii , Carul Slocum, Jane Brady, Betsy Morse. ScENE SEVEN "On the Midway " ScENE E IGHT - " Finale" Ensemble GET THE BES1' ! BLUE BOY HOMOGENIZED VITAM IN D MILK CLEANERS • DYERS . • FURRIERS 400 E x tra Units of "Sunshine" Call MONROE 84 84 VitaminD added to ever·y quart! University at Culver Blue Boy Now Comes in New Park at Oxford • Titus at Cooper • Ridge at Dewey Space -Saving Square Bottles. Monroe at Elmwood • South Ave. at Caroline Page Thirty-Five ) Did You Know • • That in order to make her volunteer ser VICe more efficient and to increase her aware ness of community responsibility, a training course is required of a·ll Provisional Members of the_Junior League. This course is thoroughly comprehensive, a critical survey_of the city in all of its ramifications and is given by competent lay and professional leaders. * * * That for one year the Provisional member must serve an apprentice period in some com munity agency of her choice, and otherwise conform to Junior League standards of volun Olney & Carpenter) In~. teer service before she can be admitted to active membership. WOLCOTT, N. Y. " * * * That active membership begins some where around the age of eighteen and auto matically ends at the age of forty when mem bers become Sustaining. E~ ?a~ 'De * * * That the A. J. L. A. is the only national organization which has encouraged a sustained Quinby & Co. lin. All. Bonk Bldg. children's theater program in order to meet the The Ea stman Kodak Company has no direct or indirect universal need of good en~ertainment especially participation in the creatio n or operation of this Plan . designed for a children's audience. Page Thirty-Six BURDETT, PITTSFORD HICKS & WILBUR LIQUOR McCARTHY & BURDETT STORE PITTSFORD CENTRAL Compliments HARDWARE PHARMACY of STORE I #################################~############################################################################~ COMPLIMENTS OF JOHN B. PIKE & SON, Inc. COMPLI ME NTS OF The Harley School Robert Reilly for Boys and Girls REALTOR 1981 CLOVER STREET ROCHESTER 10, N. Y. LINCOLN-ALLIANCE BANK BLDG. STONE 1415 Ann Warren Beauty Studio Kellogg's Artistic Hai r Dressing .. . Permanents of Distinctio n Fresh & Frosted Food Store 115 BERKELEY (cor. Park Ave .) MONROE 3390 653 PARK AVE. (at Berkeley St.) HILLSIDE 2330 Herb Williams Whillock Bros. SE RVIC E STATION JOH N O'DONA GH UE, Owner 1929 EAST AVENUE - MONROE 8102 " Quality Shop for G e ntl e men" MOBIL TIRES-MOBIL BATTERIES-MOBILUBRICATI O N 24-26 MAIN STREET WEST ROCHESTER 4, N. Y. Page Thirty-Seven · Best Wishes to The Junior League of Rochester from Herman's Pastry Shoppe Compliments of Brighton Place Dairy DIVI SION OF G. I. C. CORP. Portrait by Loulen Studio MRs. BuRTON C. SMITH Production Chairman Towne Tavern COMPLIMENTS II GIBBS STREET OF Otto Bernz Company. Compliments of Meacham Pontiac Co., Inc. Headquarters for Pontiac Sales and Service 1560 LAKE AVE. (cor. Ridge) GLEN. 1104 Pittsford Branch -Hillside 2886 Page Tkirty-Eigkt Portrait by Loulen Studio ADVISORS MRS. MITCHELL PIERSON MRS. ALVAH G. STRONG MRS. jOHN H. RAE For the Inside NEWS of the Day ••• Dr. Nelson R. Liner VETERINARIAN 1228 E. MAIN ST. CULVER 4988 Special Crackles and Canned Food WSAY Mon. thru Fri. at 7 PM First Federal cordially invites you to hear Fulton Lewis, Jr., who investigates and Marino Salon analyzes the facts behind every-day devel opments to keep you ahead of the news. "Creative Coiffures- Another public service sponsored by First Federal, your friendly local organization Distinctive Beauty Service" for ·savings and home ownership. 300 TEMPLE BLDG. 14 FRANKLIN ST. FIRST FEDERAL STONE 6163-64 SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ROCHESTER Page Thirty-Nine ) Did You Know • • That in the field of radio the A. J. L. A. is likewise a pioneer. Two series of "Books Bring Adventure" have been produced and a third is in production. Junior League radio activities are not necessarily confined to children's pro grams but have been e.qually effective as an interpretive medium of social, educational and war agenc1es. * * * That Junior League projects- 133 m radio, 76 in health, 45 in recreation, 33 in com munity arts, 28 in community organization and 2 in civic education and action-totalling 320 in six fields were reported by the Junior League Magazine in January 1946. * * * That, in so much as the Junior League does not customarily solicit funds from the com munity, the money to support its project must be raised from a public benefit event such as a rooAY lNST14LL I horse show , a ball, a theatrical performance, or ofl(l~U/e some other means of giving value in return. * * * ALL-WEATHER That the proceeds from such a money · ALUMINUM raising event are placed by the Junior League into a Welfare Fund which is used solely to.sup WINDOWS port its projects. Junior League expenses and the paten,t.ed social activities for its members are financed through a separate administrative fund. ALL-ALUMINUM·,....· Storm window and * * * screen combination That projects for which the Junior Leagues " for are financially responsible cost approximately COMFORT • FUEL SAVING $500,000 a year. It was the war time policy of the Junior League to support their programs CROUCH & BEAHAN CO. out of surplus. Only in cases where it was absolutely necessary did the Junior Leagues 99 DEWEY AVENUE attempt to raise money through public benefit Glenwood 350 events. Page Forty TAILORED AT FASiliON PARK The distinction and luxurious appointments of Fashion Park Formal Wear are a true reflec tion of the rare skills of con centration that go into their making. E:ver expressive of correctness, style authority and good taste. Available in limited quantities in the Double Breast ed model illustrated at the present time, it is expected that by Fall and Winter 1947 a great er showing will be possible. FASHION PARK Rochester, N. Y. AVAILABLE SOON IN ROCHESTER AT THE NATIONAL CLOTHING COMPANY Page· Forty-One Dr. and Mrs. Crawford Brown Mr. and Mrs. Mercer Brugler Dr. and Mrs. Paul Beaven Mr. and Mrs. Marion C. Barry Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Beach Mr. Augustine J. Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Wilmot Vail Castle Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Clune Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Curtis Mrs. George B. Caudle Dr. and Mrs. Walter A. Calihan Mr.· and Mrs. C. Bancroft Carson Mr. and Mrs. Louis W . Chapin Mr. and Mrs. William C. Combs Mrs. J. Warren Cutler Mr. and Mrs. ]. D. Cockcroft Mrs. Wend ell J. Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. Cruickshank Mr. and Mrs. William S. Calkins Mr. and Mrs. Chnrles T. Crouch Mr. and Mrs. Gray D. Dickason Mr. and Mrs. Everett D. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Adrian G. Devine Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Durand Mr. and Mrs. M. H . Eisenhart Mr. Albert B. Eastwood Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Flint Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E . Fairchild Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Field MRS. FREEMAN c. ALLEN Mr. and Mrs. L. Eliott Fitch ·. Patroness Chairman Mr. and Mrs. Leon C. Forgie Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Field Mrs. Charles P. Ford PATRONS COMMITTEE Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Finucane MRs. MoRTIMER ANSTICE-MRS. WILMOT V. CAsTLE Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Frame MRs. HAWLEY WARD-MRs. E. CLINTON WoLCOTT Mrs. C. Elmer Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Newton B. Green Mr. and Mr,s. Frank E. Gannett PATRONS AND PATRONESSES Mr. and Mrs. Newell Grinnell Mr. E. Blakeney Gleason Mrs. Freeman Allen Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Hickey Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer R. Anstice Dr. and Mrs. Clyde A. Heatly Mrs. Whitney Allen Mr. and Mrs. Maro S. H unting Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler D. Allen Mr. and Mrs. George H. Hawks Mr. and Mrs. James C. Bristol Mr. and Mrs. Eric B. Hoard Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Beach Mr. and Mrs. Carl S. Hallauer Mr. and Mrs. Dawson J. B.urns, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Victor W. Husrt Mrs. William 0. Boswell Mr. and Mrs. Alan 0. Hickok Mr. and Mrs. Vincent S. Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Merrill F. Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. Gordon C. Baird Mr. and Mrs. J . Arthur Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Beardsley Miss M. Louise Kelly Mr. and Mrs. John F. Bush, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Keating Mr. and Mrs. Rnymond J. Bantel Mrs. W. L. Kamps Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Bausch Dr. and Mrs. Albert D. Kaiser Dr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Bush Mr. and Mrs. John H. Kitchen Mr. and Mrs. Raymond N. Ball Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lunt Mr. and Mrs. DeLancey Bentley Mr. and Mrs. Beekman C. Little Mrs. Raymond Bentley Mrs. Robert Bruce Lindsay Mr. and Mrs. Neil 0. Broderson Mrs. Frank W. Lovejoy Mr. and Mrs. David Bellamy Mr. and Mrs. Raymond B. Levis Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Bechtold Mrs. Henry W . Morgan Mr. and Mrs .Campbell A. Baird Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. May Mr. and Mrs. Irving E . Booth Mr. and Mrs. Selden E. May Mr. and Mrs. Whitney Bowen Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt B. Macomber Mr. and Mrs. James E. Brice (Continued on page 44) Page Forty-Two ASK THE MAN WHO OWNS ONE PACKARD CLIPPERj·-. 1 BANCROFT MOTORS 33 STILLSON ST. James If I could advertise with you, A I' s Johnston As in the good old days we Agency knew, 1804 East Avenue Inc. I would have used a page or more GENERAL • INSURANCE To tell about my wares galore. AUSTIN F. GRAB But now, I cannot even buy GARDEN-FRESH President The . things for which the FRUITS AND ROBERT F. WOERNER Vice-President children cry. VEGETABLES 1 And yet, I feel that I should LEONARD H. HENDERSON ' :' • Vice-President do Complete Frosted Foods ROY A. DUFFUS What the League would want Secretary me to. PHILIP C. GOODWIN I hope my little bit will count • Treasurer To make your profits really mount. Monroe 531 I Monroe 4245 I020 ·Sibley Tower Building Yours DAILY DELIVERY · ROCHESTER 4, N. Y. Tel. Main 697 GRIFF STRONG Page Forty-Three PATRONS AND PATRONESSES (Continued from page 42) Mr. and Mrs. Albert D. Margolis Mr. and Mrs. E. Willoughby Middleton COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Mrs. Eric C. Moore Mr. and Mrs. William B. Macomber Mr. and Mrs. Asa D. McBrirle w. w. s. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick E. McKelvey Mrs. Hale McKinstry Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morley Dr. and Mrs. John J. Morton Mr. and Mrs. William T. Noonan Mrs. Albert S. Newell Mr. and Mrs. William B. Olney Real Art Beauty Salon Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Oberle Mrs. Frederick T. Pierson, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John Craig Powers In the Heart of Brig hton Shopping Center Mr. and Mrs. Frederick T. Pierson Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Pierson Dr. and Mrs. Dexter Perkins . 1744 EAST AVENUE MONROE b817 Mr. and Mrs. Henri Projansky Mr. and Mrs. Edwin S. Quinn Mr. and Mrs. John H. Rae Mr. and Mrs. Howard H. Reineman Compliments . of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Raithel Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H . Remington Mr. and Mrs. Lester H. Reed Timothy Crowe and Associates Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin A. Ramaker Mr. and Mrs. Herman L. Storrer Mrs. Charles Winslow Smith NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar N. Solbert Mr. and Mrs. Alvah G. Strong Mr. and Mrs. I. Elbert Scrantom Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Stuber CLARENCE 0. PFEIFER EMERSON C. PFEIFER Mrs. Charles H. Stearns Mr. and Mrs. F. Ritter Shumway Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Sage Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Scanlon PFE .IF ER P.RINTI N G Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Allen Stebbins COMPANY Mr. and Mrs. Homer Strong Mr. and Mrs. Milton G. Silver Mr. and Mrs. Smith Sheldon 3b RICHMOND ST. STONE 2883 Mrs. S. Clarence Steele Mrs. Dorothy E. Slocum Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Townson Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Townson North Winton Mr. and Mrs. Douglas C. Townson . Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Taylor Fruit and Vegetable Market Dr. and Mrs. Clarence P. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Thompson FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Mr. and Mrs. Carl D. Thomey Mr. George H. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. John VanVoorhis 8 N. WINTON RD. (at East Ave.) Phone MONROE 479b Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Weller Mrs. John M. Ward Mr. and Mrs. F . Hawle.v. Ward Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. White Edward B. Foote Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Wolcott Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Weis, Jr. REALTOR Mrs. Roland T. Will Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Wilcox Mr. Rudolph G. Weis lb STATE STREET MAIN 4743 Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler C. Wells, Sr. Rochester 4, New York Mrs. E. Clinton Wolcott Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Woods Dr. and Mrs. Karl M. Wilson Page Forty-Four ECONOMY DEPENDABILITY NEW· EFFICIENCY with Compliments WILLIAMS Oil-0-Matic Heat JOHN C. MOORE Yes, OIL-0-MATIC is ready now with completely automatic oil heat for any size CORPORATION home, new or old. Precision-built on the Low Press ure Principle, OIL-0-MATIC burns any type of oil ... gives you unequalled economy and trouble-free operation. ROCHESTER, N. Y. Aslc About Oii-0-Matic's Preferred Purchaser Agreement Raeco Products, Inc. Oii-0-Matic Distributors I 0 Ambrose Street Phone Glenwood 1889 ROCHESTER 6, N. Y. IF- A1~ 'W. q~ DISTRIBUTOR IT' S NOT THE BEST IN QUALITY BARBER- COLMAN THEN -IT'S NOT FROM OVERHEAD DOORS and ELECTRIC OPERATORS PARKSIDE Open your garage door and turn on the Lights without stopping your car by a RADIO Controlled Button on your dashboard-JUST DAIRY LIKE NEW YORK-Your Own Private Door Man. 122 EAST COMMERCIAL STREET MAKE YOUR WIFE feel safer when putting EAST ROCHESTER, N. Y. the car away after dark. Order the BARCOL today! Phone: M~ 'k/. (/~UMUte EAST ROCHESTER 36- HILLSIDE 203 6-J 256 Dartmouth Street ROCHESTER, NEW YORK DAIRY PRODUCTS ICE CREAM MONROE 8968 GLENWOOD 51 I Page Forty-Five . Compliments of Hill Appliance Co. Lingerie Shop "The Friendly Store" HENRIETTE P. ROSENTHAL ROCHESTER 4, N. Y. 488 MAIN STREET EAST 252 ALEXANDER STREET ROCHESTER, N. Y. -·--·--·- -·------~---- Compliments of Compliments of Sheraton Hotel Valley View Creameries, Inc. Irma S. Frankenstein Compliments of Dresses Ruby Cohen 252 ALEXANDER STREET ROCHESTER, N. Y. ---·------Harris Seeds Ben Rosen, Tailor Visit our roadside stand, 6 miles west of city on Successor to· H. K. Bridge Buffalo Road SLACKS MADE TO ORDER PERENNIALS, ANNUALS, BULBS, VEGETABLE AND WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF MEN'S WEAR FLOWER SEEDS - GRASS SEED AND SUPPLIES 698 PARK AVENUE MONROE 1688 Junior Footwear Compliments of from Cradle thru High Schoof Ward Cleaners 44 EAST AVENUE MAIN 2160 38 RICHMOND STREET STONE 1440 · HUNGRY AND -j.,!QT2 ... Compliments of . . . WANT A COOL SPOT? Cramer Drug Co., Inc. Oatka Hotel MAIN STREET · SCOTTSVILLE, N. Y. Page Forty-Six J Did You Know • • • • That by intensifying their volunteer ser vice during the war the Junior Leagues rendered l surrender, dear! very substantial aid to the various war agencies without neglecting their community r.esponsi bilities or the regular volunter work of their members. * * * LOU Ll UDIO That, encouraged by the A. J. L. A. the Junior Leagu'es cooperated in all war drives, 154 EAST AVENUE MAIN 814 achieving outstanding success in the sale of War Bonds , in consumer education, in Civilian De fen se Volunter Offices and in aiding and enter KOD'A.KS taining service men and women. Rudolph Schmidt Co. * * * That the A. J . L. A. also emphasized the 43 SOUTH AVENUE recruiting of all available members into the women's armed services or into paid industrial Compliments of employment, where family circumstances made it possible. * * * That the A. J. L. A. feels, that with the 1099 JAY STREET ROCHESTER 3, N. Y. return of peace, the Junior League's potential pioneering efforts in demonstrating new and un tried services will assume greater importance Rudolph G. Weis as civic program-planning reori·ents itself and Life Insurance Policies Annunities . points the way to uncharted and uncontem Educational Policies plated services. COMPLIMENTS Hugo ••• Hair Stylist OF Permanents of Distinction 4 NO. GOODMAN STREET Phone MONROE 8870 Page Forty-Seven Th e world 's fin es t instrument for musical reproduction The Columbia School Sold excl usively in Rochester at 22 SOUTH GOODMAN STREET 74 EAST AVE. ESLER'S . 1845 MONROE AVE. ------ I • CAPITOL ROCK WOOL INSULATION Harper Poultry Farm • DELCO HEAT OIL BURNERS • IRON ·FIREMAN STOKERS Ralph S. Harper • MINNEAPOLIS HONEYWELL THERMOSTATS FRES H DRESSED CHICKENS A ND BROI LERS Serving Since FARM FRESH EGGS . .. DELIVERY 1872 LA N G I E SE R ~:::~~ Inc. LINDEN ROAD HILLSIDE 326 MAIN STREET EAST STONE 4000 2582-R ------1 ALICE RIPTON HATS Asa D ~ McBride 729 MONROE AVENUE · Life Insurance - Estates RIPTON DRESSES 739 MONROE AVENUE LINCOLN-ALLIANCE BANK BLDG. ROCHESTER, N. Y. ------ Frozen Food Locker Service Compliments of Meat Processed for Freezers Herbert A. Rogers 43 EAST MAIN STREET MAIN 3377 99 OAK ST. ROCHESTER 6, N. Y. Holfoth Market Compliments of Twelfth Ward Market Park A venue Cleaners MEATS . . . POULTRY ... GROCER IES Phone MONROE 6637 631 MONROE AVENUE Brass Rail ENJOY THE COM FORT O F INSULATI ON FAMOUS FO R FI NE FOOD " No one CAN do a better insulation job than STEAKS CHOPS SEA FOODS Buell WILL do." The. same place with a new face Buell Home Insulators, Inc. 354 MAIN ST. EAST (one bl~ck f ~ ~in · Ea;t Ave:)· 58 NORTH FITZHUGH ST Phone MAIN 6018 Louis Wolf Market, Inc. For the finest in Fruits, Vegeta~les, Groceries and Meat 1809 EAST AVE. DELIVERY MONROE 2335 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Portrait by Loulen Studio MRS. FREDERIC F. ALLEN Talent Chain-nan :·:·.:'t; t: Reddy Kilowatt says: "I'd make a good Junior Leaguer myself because I'm always helping somebody. "Congratulations folks, on the Junior League Follies. It's a great show for a fine cause." RO~DESTER GAS AND ELE~TRI~ Page f:i'ot·ty-Nine ROCHESTER STORAGE WAREHOUSES PACKING: of Fine China and Glassware ...... Wedding Gifts our specialty MOVING: Local and Long Distance . . . . . Excellent handling by competent and courteous men S T 0 R A G.E : Fire resistant vault storage available in individual rooms ROCHESTER CARTING CO. Exclusive Agents AERO MAYFLOWER TRANSIT CO. MAIN !05 MAIN . !05 makers of Kl DDI E-KOOP Kl DDI E-BATH Kl DDI E-TRAIN ER p,ll!i 1'i11111iltllll THE SENSATIONAl NEW AlUMINUM BATH TRIMBLE NURSERYLAND FURNITURE, INC., ROCHESTER, N.Y. •TRADE MARK Page Fifty Beauty Counselor for Se nsible Ski n Care Try Before Yo u Bu y IRENE LAWRENCE 218 DARTMOUTH ST. MONROE 6795 Park A venue Liquor Store New York State L iquor & W ine Store License N o. L-3753 Liquor ... W ines . . . Cordi als 690 PARK AVENUE Phon e MONROE 5807 Rabin Bros. Groceries, Vegetables, Meats, Cut Flowers Portrait by Loulen Studio MRS. PAUL T. FREUND MONROE 1467 680 PARK AVENUE MONROE 3342 Rehearsal Chairman Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co. ~~ ... PHILLIP 0. WORKS and ASSOCIATES LINCOLN-ALLIANCE BANK BLDG. ~ For Styleworthy Interpretation of Your Eye Physicians Prescription \\I\ ' ~~~~~} FOR GAME PRESERVE STOCKING The famous Tursuant Pheasants, born and bred in the heart of the Genesee Country, are now being offered Waf'dert to a limited number of private game preserves for Optical Company stocking purposes. · . 56 last Ave. STONE 56 AN EXCITINGLY DIFFERENT GIFT ... For THANKSGIVING and CHRISTMAS MAl N 225 1 MAl N 6989 For a gift of good taste . . • with good taste •.• give a brace of Tursant Pheasants. Every one is tender, plump and packed with a delicate woodsy flavor that GOOD LUCK makes it a genuine treat for the epicure. Write for Tursanfs FREE booklet of delicious Andre and Moshey pheasant recipes. 156. EAST AVENUE ,.J-,, /.J(f Jlf ,.jJfl(;ff.)ffJlf.J 100 NATIONAL ST. , ROCHESTER S , NEW YORK Page Fifty-One Our Best Wishes to the Junior League from THE FUSSY FELLOWS OF THE FULL OF FUN FOUNDATION 1239 University Ave. BOBILJACK, ICELAND Portrait by Lou len Studio Mus. GARDNER R ANSTICE Cabaret Chairman ~ ####################################################~ LA TEST NEWS --- BEST MUSIC TOP SPORTS * For Top Entertainment on the airways ... * For the Best Music all day long ... * For News of the hour on the hour . . . * For Top Sports . . . STAY TUNED TO 680 ON YOUR DIAL ALL DAY LONG Page Fifty-Two COMPLIMENTS OF The Rochester Alumnae of th e Madeira School GREEN WAY, VIRGINIA MRs. WILLIAM BAuscH- Miss ANN McKELVEY Members of the Junior League Children's Theater which troups plays annually d:'rpc tly to the public school auditoriu1t1s. • · 1 Are you preparing for the college of your choice 7 Ch eck your course and study habits .. . with Walter Vogel AJ JJ(i,l'f; B.. /\..~v Smith College, B .A. ANTIQUES .. . Bought and Sold Indi vi dual Guidance Service By Appointm ent Fee Accordin g to Service Desi red Inform ati on and Catalogs on a ll prep sc hools 567 WEST MAIN ST. Sin ce 1911 GENESEE 6767 iun or a nd se nior co ll eges Established 1939 99 GREGORY HILL RD : - MAIN 4940 - ROCHESTER 7, N.Y. Barnard, Porter, Remington & Fowler Robinson's Prescription Pharmacy W. C . Remington- R. J . Fow ler Dealers in M. A. ROBINS O N, Ph. G. PAINTS, OILS , GLASS , BR USHES , ARTISTS' MATERIA LS AND DRAFT IN G SUPPL IES SPRAY pA INTIN G EQUIPMENT, MAINTENANCE SUPPLIES MONROE 7447 735 PARK AVENUE MAIN 8140-8141 9-11-13 NORTH WATER ST. CUSTOM MADE ARCHES The new KOROSEAL Garden Hose Doctors presc ri be th em-Lig ht we ight and Flex ibe- No Meta l used Li ghtweight- non-kink- attractive colors "The Arch That Makes All Day Feel Like Morning" Availab.le at Shoe Cleaning Sh oe Dye ing Shoe Repairin g Our New Shoes for Chi ldren Scientifi call y Fitted Chamberlin Rubber Company Jerry C. Cellura 186 CLINTON AVENUE NORTH 372-378 MEIGS (near Monroe) MONROE 3194 Pa.ge Fifty-Three Magg's . . IBn E,A.ST AVENUE-STONE 1621 Ice Crea m, Mousses, Puddings, Individual Molds W m. V. Grae.ser Co. Rochester's Largest Exclusive· Manufacturing Furriers MAIN CLINTON AVENUE NORTH -228 Diamond Setting, Jewelry Repairing, Special Order Work Diamonds, Precious Stones High Grade Jewelry Manufacturing, Engraving E. L. Koppin Platinum Jewelry Specialist-Exclusive Designing 501 TEMPLE BUILDING, 14 FRANKLIN ST. TEt:EPHONE STONE 5780 Cecile Weier Stocks Designer of Gowns ... Restyling Bonds Commodities 144 PONTIAC DRIVE CHARLOTTE 2527-J Local Securities Madelyn Burrell George D. B. Bonbright Teacher of Singing & Co. Members New York Stock · Exchange New Studio 116 BARRINGTON STREET I 00 POWERS BUILDING Outdoor chefs say ROCHESTER 4, N. Y. "Rosin Potatoes are delectable" Telephone .Main 4830 For complete outfit write ' BINGHAMTON BUFFALO NEW YORK CITY SYRACUSE P. 0 . BOX 51, PJTISFORD, N. Y. · Page Fifty-Four • • • The Staff of the Auditorium ...... For Great Assistance The Children's Book Shop ...... For Serving as a Ticket Bureau T he Democrat and Chronicle ...... For Publicity The Times-Union ...... Publicity WHAM WHEC { ~ ...... For Publicity WSAY WRNY Loulen-Portrait Studio ...... For all Portraits in the Program Beauty Counselor and their Operators ...... For Make-Up Used by Cast The Board of Education ...... For the Use of School 15 The Country Club of Rochester ...... For use of the Club for Rehearsals The Department Stores ...... For \Vindow Displays And to the many others who, by their cooperation and contributions have added to the success of the Junior League Follies! And a special heartfelt thanks to th at most patient of men ...... The Junior L eague Husband Junior League of Rochester, Inc. OFFICERS-194 7-1 9 48 President ...... MRs. ALEXANDER BEACH Vice-President ...... MRs. J oHN RoDGERS Recording-Secretary ...... MRs. CHARLES ANGLE Corresponding Secretary ...... MRs. GEORGE TRAINOR Treasurer ...... MRs. FREDERIC ALLEN Assistant Treasurer ...... MRs. WILLIAM VrcK Standing and Special Committees Educational Chairm.an ...... MRs. DouGLASS CouPE Public Relations Chairman ...... MRs. HEN.RY STEBBINS, 3RD Publicity Chairman ...... MRs. BAYARD McCoY Placement Chairman ...... Miss J ANE NooNAN News Sheet Chairman . . , ...... MRs. WESLEY HANSON, J R. Children's Theatre Chairman ...... MRs. J oHN L. WEHLE Entertainment Chairman ...... ' ...... MRs. RICHARD CANN .Members at Large ...... MRs. ARTHUR STEBBINS, MRs. THOMAS CARTER Page Fifty-Five 'Best Wishes to the Junior League M. J. RILEY (LEAHY, PRINTER) 16 Aqueduet St. Main 871 .. • • • To Our Advertisers • • • Sincere appreciation for your cooperation which makes this program. possible. When you buy, say: . "I saw it in the Junior League Follies Program" ' #################################~############################################################################~ Page Fifty-Six Share Together ••• ·. Wear the Feather ., IT'S THE BADGE OF A~ GOOD NEIGHBOR! Ro,hester Community Chest Best Wishes from The J unio~ League of Rochester