Thursday Club Delivers Thrilling Nine O'Clock Revue in 1925 Edition
A packed house witnessed the Thursday Club's Nine O'Clock Revue, praised as the best yet. The act featured Stepping Out on High with elegant costumes, a lively Chinese Mah Jongg scene, a Plains tragedy spoof, and musical numbers led by performers including Virginia Hawes and Jessamine Patteson. The revue showcased lavish costumes, dramatic scenes, and the troupe’s high energy, ending on a romantic, comic note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Exerton Ogilvie
Stuart
Stavenson
Sloan Young
deFreast Larner
Hassow
Wedel
Grant Small
Alfred Thurber
Virginia Hawes
Charline von Ostolf
Kenyon B. Conger, Jr
Gordon J. Harris
Caroline Sayles
C. Lambert Heyniger
Leslie J. Cooley
Harry 2 Oates
Wild bin
Paul Ix
Ranedall
Gwendolyn
Patteson
Bil
Little Nell of the Plains
Mary Hincks
Stout
Charles
Mr. Seyniger
Flowarss
Rose
Harvey Bell
Picardy
Frederic D. Carters
Iss Eleanor Phillipa
Henry’ R. Wilson
Ville
Stuakl
Stevenson
Rosie O'Grady
John H. Pert
Geo. E. Oxilvie
Firaniway Rose
Dergif Goodman
Mlnster
Little Old
New York
Rogers Producing Co
Rosetine
You
Shapiro, Hernstein,& Co
Frederic D. Garter
Dorothy Ferguson
Madelon
Frederic D. Cart Kiki
Kenyon B. Conger
Siavielong Mra
Rose Ellsworth
Beane
Walter Walker
Walters
Jon Acheson
Alfred ‘Whiurbe
AD Robinson
Steefee Thurier
George Alls Alle Havemeyer
Henry Wilson, Jr
Sie Stuart Green
George Dickinson
Dry Minn
Mary” Uneks
Nelson Jl
Gaich
Albert Shue
Henry Cape
Drrt Green
Marry Bates
Rani Feymer Wallt
Henry Atwood
Bathgate Becker
Carl Miler
Tally
Tarrytown
Avery
Paul I. Ball
John F. Gowen
Masher
Pullman
Earlion Zinsner
Sweetie
Frederic J. Carter
Stuart Cowai
Ara
T Denniston, Jrmes
John Hacen
Morris” Smith
Eleanor Eaton-Winslow
W. Gordon Fischer
Jeannette Clark
Xardan
Cupid
Leslie “J. Cooley
Spring
Chas
Townsend
Corps de Ballet
Gordon Haris
Panl K] Randall
Rowland Tl. Tanner
Adrian van Tatar
Daniel Paulson
Howard Stout
Carl Miller
W. Barton Buldison
W. D. Black
H John Rosa
Hin Banjo Delighten
Polly
A. Subatle
Diamond Lodge to Attend Service at Irvington Church
Diamond Lodge will attend service at Irvington Presbyterian Church on Sunday May 10. Brother s Day, Wentchester Commandery will escort the Lodge. Solomon Lodge and Irving Chapter 0 B S will also attend. All Masonic brethren in the vicinity are invited to attend with Diamond Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Lodge
Irvington Presbyterian
Atau My’ Wentchester
Solomon Lodge
Irving Chapter
Wicinity
Washington boxwood garden dedicated in Westchester NY
The Hayfield Manor boxwood garden from George Washington’s Virginia home was transplanted to Amawalk, Westchester County, and dedicated May 2. Miss Evelyn W. Smith organized the transfer with 2,000 guests, honoring Major Orlando Jay Smith and linking Virginia to New York Revolutionary history. Speakers included Will Hays and Arthur Brisbane. the garden was laid out as originally designed, with soil mingled from both regions.
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George Washington Boxwood
Hayfield Manor
Virginia
Mount Vernon
Amawalk
Westchester County
N.Y
Evelyn W. Smith
Miss Smith
Orlando Jay Smith
American Press Association
Albert Shaw
Review of Reviews
Major Smith
Will H. Hays
Motion Picture Producers and Manufacturers Association of America
Arthur Brisbane
Cornelius A. Pugsley
Westchester County National Bank
Peekskill
N. Y
J. G. Curtis
Westchester County Farm Bureau
Pitt P. Hand
New York Central Lines
L. Porter Moore
New York Herald Tribune
Washington
Hayfield
West Pheatay
Smith Country House
Hayfield Plantation
Lund Washington
Boxwood
Westchester
Yorktown Heights
Marshall Rochambeau
Lauzun
Legion of French
Yorktown
France
Smith
Edward Fiteh Hall
Girls Hold Meeting at St Barnabas Church
From 125 to 150 girls from Hudson Hiver parishes gather for the Neighborhood Meeting of the Girls Friendly Society at St Barnabas Church. Mrs Leslie Palmer hosts delegates, Rev Gignon W Harris conducts the opening service, with a business meeting, two short plays, athletics events, and supper to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Hiver
Girls’ Friendly Society
St. Barnabas Church
Leslie [. Palmer
Away
Gignon W. Harris
Trinity Church
Ossining
Sunnyside Court Meeting Reports Membership Prep
Court Sunnyside No 309 held a Tuesday evening meeting with R W Fish prepared for membership by Fred Schroiber. The committee on the new bylaw will meet next Monday evening as the society strives to replicate the 1924 success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside No
R. W. Fish
Fred Schroiber
1507 Votes Cast At School Election
Election for school trustees held Wednesday with 1507 votes cast. For the three year term the winners were James B. Durosn, Robert G. Abercrombie, Andrew Elder, Harry Waterbury, Richard Magennis, and for the one year term Thomas A. Leo, Harry Waterbury, Carl Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Durosn
Robert G. Abercrombie
Andrew Elder Harry
Waterbury
Richard ‘Magennis
Thomas A. Leo Harry
Carl
Peterson
Food Sale Planned by Ladies of St Pauls May 22
The Ladies of St Pauls Methodist Church announce a spring food sale in the church parlors on Friday evening May 22. A list of the available items will be announced next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Methodist
Union Free School District Meeting Votes on Budget and Expansion
About 150 attendees at Irvington High School heard Willian R. Roane present the annual report from the Board of Education. The budget for the coming year, item by item, was adopted totaling $59,164.49. Trustees James E. Duross, Robert G. Abercrombie, and Andrew Elder were nominated for three-year terms. Thomas A. Lew and Carl Peterson for one-year terms. The proposition to enlarge Bayt Irvington school passed 105 to 2 as residents voiced support for expanding facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Free School District No
Irvington High School
Willian R. Roane
Board of Education
Joseph P. Fallon
Mani- Howard B. Morris
Roane
East Irvington
Hho
Caanna
Fantom Acme Cenaia Sedteat
A. G. de Tallyrand
James E. Duross
Robert G. “Abercrombie
Andrew Elder
Thomas A. Lew
Carl Peterson
Peterson
Frank McLaughlin
Petern Witich
Bayt Irvington
B.J. Smith
Katharine Blake
Richard Magennis
Mibbert
John Koster
N. J. Leonard
Mary Magennia
James Reynolds
A. H. Knappe
Or Ardsley
St Irvington
Passers of counterfeit money tracked by police
Police report a trail of counterfeiters in the last 24 hours with one victim. An arrest is anticipated as clues point toward the culprit. Chief McCall and federal officers are on the case, urging shopkeepers to be vigilant with strangers handling money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCall
Minstrel Show at Diamond Lodge in Dobbs Ferry
Diamond Lodge No 656 will stage a four act minstrel show at their Temple on Ashford Avenue Dobbs Ferry on Friday May 22 at 8 1. Proceeds go to the Building Fund of the order. Tickets are 1.00. The event is directed by the Fellowship Club and has strong backing from members and friends. Annual subscription 2.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Lodge No
Ashford Avenue
Dobbs Ferry
Fellowship Club
Fortieth Anniversary of Miss Isabel Benjamin as Sunday School Teacher
The Living Church reports Miss Isabel K Benjamin celebrated forty years as a Sunday school teacher at St Barnabas Church Levington on Hudson with a Saturday address by Father Huntington. Alumni from New York City and nearby attended a reception in the parish house and joined in a Sunday morning communion. The Easter number notes overall church events and mentions the Gregory sisters arriving from New York to reside on Park Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ible
Isabel K. Benjamin
St. Barnabas
Ievington on-Hudson
Benjamin
Father Huntington
Miss Benjamin
New York City
Fr. Huntington
Irvington Village Board Holds May 6 1926 Meeting
Regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of Irvington was held at Town Hall May 6 1926 with members present. Minutes of April 22 approved, financial reports read and ordered filed. President authorized to sign a $1,747.20 draft to Frank G. Sullivan of Tarrytown for balance on a Top Speed Wagon. Uniforms and caps ordered. quotes sought. rubber coats and boots price pending. Bank alarm system change noted. lease on The Park property acknowledged with appreciation to Ralph H. Matthiessen. speed ordinance for Main Street discussed but laid over. Acting Chief McCall reported April 1925 fines of 253.00 and lighting reports. landscaping at Nenet Square praised. horses for sale. Clean Up Week truck in progress. adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Irvington
Bronnés
Behrens
Frank G. Sullivan
Tarrytown
N.Y
Ate. Barton
Ehang
Ralph H. Matthies
Brownes
Ralph H. Matthiessen
Barton
Pronnes
Atr
Cannon
McCall
Frederick
Trevor. Hill
Nenet Square
Broadway
Garhaxa
Afr Barton
Thomas J. Gorby
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