Tarrytown Social Notes Highlight Local Movements and Travel
Miss Ruth Dammann and Miss Rogers attend the West Point Commencement Hop, while residents like William S. Allen prepare to return from California. Others sail for China, study abroad, or visit relatives as Hamilton College and local clubs host musicales, festivals, and fundraisers. several town residents take trips, host gatherings, or announce family events and health updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Dammann
LeGrand Avenue
Rogers
Bedford Hills
West Point
William S. Allen
Grove Street
George Fox
Greenburgh
California
Robert A. Patteson
Hillside Place
Hamilton College
Set Together Club Bazaar Opens Thursday Evening
The Get Together Wlnd's Bazaar opened Thursday evening at Hope Chapel Penny. A magnificent Corinthian door and frame used as the entrance to the Thrift booth was on sale for 16 dollars. Books were in demand and many were sold at the Thrift booth. The booths were attractively decorated with bright lighting, creating an interesting sight. The Bazaar will be open again this evening and tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wlnd
Penny
Thrift
Youth Lead Philanthropy In Ardsley Park Circus Benefit
For four years Thomas Vail Brooks and William Chase both fourteen staged charity events in Ardsley Park for the Westchester County Children's Association. A circus raised forty dollars, a later fair on June 6 brought one hundred eighty dollars for sick children outings, with support from Margaret Brooks and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Vail Brooks
William Chase
Tommy
Bill
Henry Stanford Brooks
Ardsley Park
Westchester County Children’s Association
Margaret Brooks
Alice Havemeyer
Edith Jaffray
Elizabeth Katte
Francis Waitt
Phyllis Wiley
Gordon Brooks
Hermann Dayton
Charles Noyes
Theodore Wood
Responses to Legion Endowment Fund Appeal
Very few have responded to the American Legion Endowment Fund appeal for war orphans care. Citizens are urged to donate through Irvington National Bank with checks payable to the fund. Contributors listed include Dr Hughes Dayton Florence V Rockhill F H Morrell Franke J Morgan Charles M Pateman and GC Speranza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Jowment
Irvington National Bank
American Legion Endowment Fund
Irvington Tional Bank
Hughes Dayton
Florence V. Rockhill
F. H. Morrell
Franke J. Morgan
Charles M. Pateman
GC. Speranza
Irvington Catholic Club Meeting Change Shown
The Irvington Catholic Club changes its next meeting to Monday at 8 PM instead of the planned Tuesday gathering, seeking a reunion of town friends and noting various local notices and graduations including Vassar graduates and church group updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington Catholic Club
Monay
Conger Recovers From Heat Health News
After suffering intense heat last week, K B Conger Sr of Barney Park was laid up briefly but has fully recovered. Friends across the village report the illness was serious yet the result is now good news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. B. Conger, Sr
Barney Park
Conger
Hudson River Music School Annual Musicale and Tea
The Hudson River Music School hosts its annual musicale and tea Saturday at 3 30 PM featuring Mohr s Spring Symphony with birdcall imitations played by the school children under Miss Winifred Rogers. The event occurs at Llewellyn Hall on Mrs Franklin Q Brown s Springhurst estate in Dobbs Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson River Music School
Mohr
Winifred Rogers
Llewellyn Hall
Franklin Q. Brown
Springhurst
Dobbs Ferry
Broadcaster George Laurie S1eald Clog Dance on Monday
George Laurie S1eald will broadcast his clog dance Monday evening the 35th from station WitW Tarrytown. This will be Laddie's third air appearance after prior performances on radio in Los Angeles and at the Radio Exposition in New York. Listen in Irvington's Radio Dancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Laurie
Witw
Tarrytown
Laddie
Los Angeles
Cal
New York
Irvington
Altar and Rosary Society Plans Fall Apron Sale
The Altar and Rosary Society held its last meeting until September and names a fall apron sale as a key goal. Chairlady Mrs W B Sweetman appointed assistants for refreshments children’s table Tombola and apron duties. Donations encouraged and to be sent to the chair or committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar and Rosary Society
W. B. Sweetman
E. Smith
Jos
Children’s Day Services at Irvington Presbyterian and St Pauls Church
The Irvington Presbyterian Church Sunday Schools hold the Annual Children’s Day Service next Sunday at eleven in the morning with an invitation to all parents and friends. At 7:45 Sunday evening St Paul’s M B Church hosts annual Children’s Way exercises with songs and recitations by children. Proceeds support the Student Loan Fund of the Methodist Episcopal Church Board of Education, aiding borrowers who enter teaching, business, professions or missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington Presbyterian Church
St. Paul’s
M. B
Board of Education
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cushman Family To Move To North Bennington VT
Mr and Mrs John H Cushman and no daughters of South C street will leave for their new home in North Bennington VT next week They have been longtime Irvington residents The move prompts regret at the departure of the Tealdents whose presence will be missed and anticipated visits may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Cushman
South C Street
Irvington
North Bennington
Mrs Robert Stearns Sails for Europe Monday
Stearns of Cedar Lawn sails for Europe early Monday on an extended trip. They will return September 15. The Stearns residence has been rented for the season by city residents. Holy Name Society of the Immaculate Conception Church will attend the 8:20 mass next Sunday for communion followed by the regular business meeting. John Oweara, Secy. John Faulon, President. Money due to Dobbs or before July 0th, interest from July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D. Collins
John A. Leciie
Jersey City
MG. A
New York State
Ols
Robert 2. Stearns
Cedar Lawn
Europe
Mrs. Stearns
Holy Name Society of the Immaculate Conception
Reguar
John Oweara
Sec’y
John Faulon
Calvert Couple Attend Rochester University Commencement
Dr and Mrs John B Calvert are in Rochester New York for the University commencement exercises. Dr Fosdick will deliver the commencement address. The year marks the seventy fifth anniversary of the college and Dr Rush Rhees completing a quarter century as president amid the successful ten million dollar endowment drive of last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Calvert
Rochester
N.Y
Fosdick
Rush Rhees
East Irvington
3. M. Gordon
Tulsa University
Attempt Made To Rob King Home
Two men tried to enter the King residence on East Sunnyside Lane and the adjacent Drexel Biddle home by cutting a wire screen and phone wires. They fled when alarms rang. no valuables were taken and police credited rapid motorcycle response by Irvington and Tarrytown units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. King
Kane
Gould
Broadway
Irvington
Tarrytown
Mre. King
Habermehr
King
Village appoints James Primm as chauffeur for new truck
James Primm of South F street is appointed chauffeur for the village Reo auto service truck replacing the horse drawn outfit. The post was previously held by Alex Byrne who declined to continue duties. The appointment was made by the highway committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Primm
South F Street
Reo
Primm
Alex Bryne
Highway Committee
Fallon Bros win Ardsley Park water main contract
Irvington trustees award bid to M A Fallon & Bro for replacing four inch connections at Hudson Road Ardsley Park and laying a new six inch water main with valves. The contract totals a specified amount in the minutes of the June 11 1925 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.A. Fallon & Bro
Ardsley Park
Board 1 Trustees
Irvington
Hudson Road
Fallon & Bro
Baseball. Ryan Holds Ossining Hitters In Catholic Club Win
Local Catholic club edged Ossining 145 at Brookside Oval next Sunday as A. G. Twins meet in a twin town event. Ryan shaded the Ossining hitters, securing the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Ossining
Twin Town
A. G
Brookside Oval
Arrows
East Irvington
Ballard
Ackerly
Morgan Sweetman
Lyden
Murphy
Sweetman
Ed. Sweetman
Broderick
Minton
Lillian Linder
M. Sweetman
Tolof
Laney
Bears
Ted
Hardet
Feport
Valhalla
Come
Eco
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Nellie Curtiss
John Street
Ethelyn Rose
West Burlingham
Carl Bishop
South Broadway
China
St. Mark's Guild
William Powell Spring
Harwood Avenue
Philipse Manor
Clara
Collins
Valley Street
Saratoga
Eitio
H. See
Neporan Road
Robert Shape
Pleasantville
Westchester County League of Women Voters
Henry Dey
J. Wulf
Marshall Mirden
New York City
Bernard F. Herman and
Eugene F. Russell
Frank E. Russell
Jefferson Valley
First Reformed Church
Northfield
Edna Beck
Beekman Avenue
Harold
Pierson
Bedford Road
Chappaqua
Frank Romer Pierson
Oward Oakley
Neperan Road
Walter White Reid
St. Paul's School
Concord, N. H
Westchester County
Uncas Lodge
Crownsland
Lake Mohegan
Daniel Garrard
Central Avenue
Tarrytown National Bank
Harold J. Spencer
Florida
Clarence C. Jackson
North Washington Street
Firemen’s Circus
Irvington Fire Company
John E. Atkinson
Williamsbridge
Lodge of Elks
J Entertainment
ISI
Legion Endowment Fund
Atholic
Eugene Hall
George Grifin
William Street
Herbert B. Hall
Prall Grant Bacon
Mra. Marshall Lockhart’ Bacon
Wilson Park
Vassar
Bacon
Winifred Halpin
Railroad Avenue
Agnes Croke
Depuyster Street
Walter Hawkes
Aing
St. Mark’s Guild
Dr. Furman
Irving School
Women's, Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Mra
James Day
Oliver B. Millspaugh
Win
Wright
Samuel A. Henderson
Mra. Millspaugh
James T. Lawrie
B. Conger
Dorothea A. Hettinger
Wellesley College, Mass
Irvington Presbyterian
North Bennington, VT
Robert
Stearns
AME Society
COM
Calvert
Maryknoll
Court Margaret Mary
C.D
Tivington
U. S
East
Andrew Minkers
Neldzialkowski
Catherine Cosgrove
Benson, N. Y
Robert Flynn
George Yunger
Edward Linder
Belasco Theatre
Theresa Murray
Western Union Telegraph Compan
Mrs. King
Union Chapel
Eleanor P. DeAgostina
North B Street
Mae Hurley
Helen Sabourin
Harry
Edward Cottrell
Phil Russell
Brooklyn
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