Rosebud Tea at Richardson Homeplace DAR event
The Rosebud Tea social will be held at the Richardson homeplace of Mrs. C. B. Mattocks and Mrs. C. C. Haworth, a DAR delegates venue steeped in family heirlooms. The article details the house, its 18th century furnishings from Newport and Philadelphia, boxwoods, formal garden, and the five generations of Richardson descendants in this historic Norfolk area home.
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Richardson
N. C. Society
Daughters of the American Revolution
William
Amanda Richardson
Newport
Rhode Island
Norfolk
Bush Hill
Archdale
Asheboro Highway
Guilford
Randolph County
Philadelphia
North Carolina
C. B. Mattocks
Richardsons
Thomas Sadler
High Point
DAR
C. C. Haworth
New- E
United States
Metropolitan Museum
Sudbury Museum of Concord
Mass
Chippendale
Dora Blair
C. C. Hayworth
John
Blair Richardson
Hayworth
Socialists Ready to Gain Power in Austrian Election
Vienna AP report says Chancellor Leo pold Figl's conservative People's Party faces a tough fight to hold power in the general elections. Socialists hope to build on discontent with inflation and unemployment and to win seats from the League of Independence and other right wing groups while courting farmers and intellectuals.
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Vienna
Leopold Figl
People's Party
Austria
People’s Party
Theodor Koerner
Heinrich Gleissner
Economic Association
Workers and Employes Association
League of Independence
League
Chambers of Commerce
Reinhold Kamitz
Peoples Party
Socialist Parties of Europe
Kamitz
Ministers Wives Offered Special Course at BU
Boston University offers a course for teenage girls to prepare as ministers wives. The program, created at wives of ministers request, aims to provide theology background and knowledge of church problems their husbands will face. Dr L Harold De Wolfe notes the course is meant to be lasting and useful in parish leadership.
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Boston
Boston University
B. U. School of Theology
L. Harold de Wolfe
Campus Landmark To Be Cornell Museum
The Andrew D White house in Ithaca New York will become a university museum after renovations. The mansion, a campus landmark for over 75 years, housed three Cornell presidents and will host the universitys fine arts and historical collections once moved. built in 1869 by Cornells first president.
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Ithaca N. Y
Andrew D. White
Cornell University
Cornell
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