Community Briefs Highlight Local Social Scene and Moves
Ferdl and Kent Stratton attend the American School of Paris while Mrs Stratton stays in Paris for the term. Rex Lewis sails to Caracas with Mr and Mrs James K Irvin for a two-year home, hosting a cocktail party in New York. A King’s mix of guests gathers at Ardsley Terrace with lists of names. Several residents sail for Europe, spend winters in New York or Palm Beach, and family connections surface through births and moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdl
Kent Stratton
Lloyd Stratton
Sunnyside Park
Paris
Stratton
Pasty
Ardsley Park
Perry Strong
Boston
Flora Louise Lewis
Virginia Lewis
Larry O'Conner
New York
Rex Lewis
James K. Irvin
Caracas
Venezuela
Edwin HL Matts
Ardsley Terrace
Ruth Balmer
Catherine Diack
Betty Bradlay
John Finnerty
Gordon Jorgenson
G. Lydon Treece
Stephen H. Bacon
James North, Jr
Colin MacKenzie Weds Marjorie McFadden
Miss Marjorie McFadden daughter of Adam McPadden of Grinnel Street married Colin MacKenzie son of Mrs and Mrs Willan MacKenzie of Bridgy Dutcher Street at a quiet ceremony in St Har Thamas Churel on Friday night. The bride wore blue grey crepe with a corsage. Edward R Murphy of Barney Park served as heat man and Arthur L Feinberg of Main Street was matron of honor. The couple spent their weekend in Houston and will reside with Mr MacKenzie’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie McPadden
Adam McPadden
Grinnel Street
Tate
McFadden
Coll MacKenzie
Willan MacKenzie
Bridy Dutcher Street
St. Har Thamas Churel
Fiat
Arthur L. Feinberg
Main Street
Honorani
Ard
Edward R. Murphy
Barney Park
Hoston
Mr. Mactezale
Irvington Public Library Guiteau Foundation History
The article recounts the Irvington Public Library evolution from a small prior collection to a dedicated Town Hall library in 1902, aided by Frederick W. Guiteau’s $10,000 endowment and Tiffany Studios decor. It notes a renamed charter to Irvington Public Library, Guiteau Foundation, and lists early trustees, with continuing expansion and a stated need for more space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lbrary
Frederick W.guiteau
Guiteau Library
Finley J. Sheppard
Helen Gould
Tiffany Studios
Lucilie R. Townsend
Lbrarian
Edwin JH. Marrs
Robert G. Abercrombie
Charles Edison
John A. Ingham
Warren M. Craw
Irvington Public Library
Guitean Foundation
Ubrary
Mbarfan
Amateur Night At Pennybridge Town Hall Show
The seventh and eighth grades of Irving School Pennybridge held an amateur night Friday to raise funds for a New York radio broadcast trip. Winners included William Flynn and Estelle Pollak tied for first for trombone and dance. Marian Richter won for singing Red River Valley. Mary Adderly 80 won third for Ah Sweet Mystery of Life. other acts featured Marian and Annalies Kruger piano duet Jesse Paton tap dance Highland Filng Mary Garzlluk and Jack Mace among performers under Miss Margaret Leonard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving School
Sheldon Avenue
Pennybridge
New York
William Flynn
East Irvington
Estelle Pollak
North Tarrytown
Ethel Caterson
Irvington
Marian Richter
Red River Valley
Mary Adder 1
Marian
Annalies Kruger
Jesse Paton
Mary Garzlluk
Jack Mace
Tarrytown
Hnd
Old Black Joe
Margaret Leonard
Alles
Mary O'Connor
Three Year Plan for St Barnabas Parish Breakfast Meeting
A three year expansion program for St Barnabas Episcopal Church will begin with a breakfast at the Parish House Sunday at nine. The Right Rev Charles Gilbert suffragan bishop will bless the meal and William A Kimbel will outline the plan. Vestry election will follow and a short dedication service ends the gathering. The organizing list includes Ward Van Alsty Mrs Edwin Balmer Mrs Emily M Barnard R H Behrens Miss I K Benjamin A J Blanton Mrs Thomas Brennan Walter Cluett Ethel Cooke Hughes Dayton Jand Offs Esmond Gardner Francis G Glammattel J L Gilson Kenneth Hackbarth F Haines Miss Winifred Hall Walter M Howlett Fred Huber E S Jaffray C N James Cyrus Judson W F Judson Stamey Kane William A Kimbel J Herbert King Fred J King F P King Sally Kittle Henrietta Kuhnle Helen V Lew Edward Luckett Walter McBride Clifford McFadden Edwin Mairs W B May Jr R H Matthiessen C A Miller Howard Morris C T Newberry Parker Wilson William A Pateman Stuart Peabody John Plummer Sr John Plummer Jr Robert Plummer Floren Powell J W M Richardson Guy Robinson J Wood Rutter Albert Shaw Noel Statham Chesley Smith Gertrude C Smth John Snelham John ryssowski Weymer Hi Walt Henry 8 Waterbury Knute Wistrand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church
Charles Gilbert
Diocese of New York
William A. Kimbel
Ward van Alsty
Edwin Balmer
Emily M. Barnard
R. H. Behrens
I. K. Benjamin
A. J. Blanton
Thomas Brennan
Walter ‘Cluett
Ethel Cooke
Hughes Dayton
Jand
Stamey Kane
J. Herbert King
Fred J. King
F. P. King
Sally Kittle
Henrietta Kuhnle
Helen V. Lew
Edward Luckett
Walter McBride
Clifford McFadden
Edwin Mairs
W. B. May, Jr
R. H. Matthiessen
C. A. Miller
Howard Morris
C. T. Newberry
Parker Wilson
William A. Pateman
Stu
Art Peabody
John. Plummer
John Plummer
Robert Plummer
Floren Powell
J. W. M. Richardson
Guy Robinson
J. Wood Rutter
Albert Shaw, Jr
Noel Statham
Chesley Smith
Gertrude C. Smth
John Snelham
John Ryssowski
Weymer
Walt
Henry
Waterbury
Knute Wistrand
Christian Science Lecture by John Randall Dunn
A free lecture on Christian Science by John Randall Dunn of Boston will be held at the Dobbs Ferry Temple on Ashford Avenue Friday evening December 9 at eight fifteen under the sponsorship of the First Church of Christ Scientist of Dobbs Ferry Dunn serves on the board of lectureship for The Mother Church in Boston Mass
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Randall Dunn
C. S. By
Boston
Mass
Dissonle
Ashford Avenue
Dobbs Ferry
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Sir Dunn
Mas
Nativity Story Presented by St Pauls Church Irvington
The Church School of St Pauls Methodist Church Irvington will present the Story of the Nativity on Sunday afternoon December 18 at 4 oclock. The program uses tableaux songs and scripture and aims to be a worship experience rather than entertainment. Children will be invited into the tableaux at a point and the sanctuary will be lit softly with candle light throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church School of
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Irvington
Lloyd Gilmour
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Cedar Ridge
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Sleepy Hollow Country Club
Arthur C. Lord
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Harry French
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Old Barn
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Colin MacKenzie
Marjorie McFadden
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Irvington National Bank and Trust CO
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Embassy Theatre
Deanna Burbin
Jackie Cooper
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