East Irvington Social Roundup Gathers News
Mrs. Wilson and daughter Lillian skirted to Ohio after visiting Mrs. J H King as Mr Moltz hosts nephews Robert and Richard Ames from New York City over the weekend. Mrs Edward Linder and Lea Eleanor return from Long Branch while Mr and Mrs J McQuillan motor to Peekskill Sunday. Friendly Hour Society of Union Chapel met at Mrs Ray McWilliam’s, and Mr and Mrs William Waugh of New York City visited daughter Mrs Andrew Taxter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Moltz
Moltz
Robert and
Richard Ames
New York City
Edward Linder
Lea Eleanor
Fred Pierce
Long Branch
the Friendly Hour Society of
Union Chapel
Ray ‘McWilliam
William Waugh
Andrew Taxter
Local notes and social updates from News Ur N J
Mrs Sidney E Mann attended a funeral in News Ur New Jersey. Mrs Margaret Mills spent Sunday as Rosary Society guests of Mrs P Farrell at Immaculate Conception Church. Apron Sale plans are underway for October. Altar and Rosary Society members urged to help. Yonkers visitors included Mr and Mrs Robert McWilliam. Doris Sniffin welcomed Grandpa and Grandma. Edward Thompson painting his home. Mrs Donald Mackenzie renewed acquaintances from Ardsteyntham. Maurice Bouvier breaking ground for garage on Mountain Road. Question about a new park. Mr rank Murphy active in North Tarrytown. Tarrytown elm trees cared for. tents noted with Children’s Crusade. Suggests fining property owners for each tent to curb caterpillars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Mills
Rosary Society of the Immaculate
P. Farrell
Iconception Church
Murphy
Paul
Robert McWilliam
Yonkers
Little Doris Sniffin
Grandpa
Edward ‘Thompson
Donald Mackenzie
Ardstey-ntham
Maurice Bouvier
Mountain Road
Hill
Avery Tree
Tnis Dest
Home Made Sakes Sale At St Barnabas Parish House
Mrs D J Lyden and Mrs D J Lyden of St Barnabas launch a sale of delicious homemade goods in the Parish House to raise funds for church activities. The event follows the season’s theater outing and invites attendees to join Tuesday afternoon May 26th at 2 00 oclock with free admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. McNeilly
James J
St. Barnabas Church
D. J. Lyden
Barnabas’Church
Warburton
Terrace
Annual conference of Young People's League in New York Diocese
The text notes the Annual Conference of the Young People's Service League in the Diocese of News York to be held at Miss Mason's School in Tarrytown on June 16 and 17 for ages 16 to 25. Delegates and speakers include Rt Rev A Lloyd D D Roy H Tarrytown. Rev Paul Gordon Favour. Franklin J Clark. Miss Sarah Cadon. bishop and national council officials. Also mentions social service committee members and local decorating at homes, plus social events like a Pastime Club dance and a bridge party in Yonkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Service League
Diocese of
News York
Young’ People's Service League
Social Service
W. N. Colton
Paul KR. Reynolds
C. 8. Capp
F. T. Raban
Dohrons Park
Mr and Mrs Dupont Guests of President Coolidge
Mr and Mrs Coleman Dupont spent the weekend on the yacht Mayflower as guests of President Coolidge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Dupont
President Coolidge
Mrs. Coleman Dupont
Cake Sale June Sixth At Mary Wim Church Lawn
Announcement invites attendees to a cake sale on June 6 at the Church lawn. Proceeds support Mary Wim Children’s group with a friendly community gathering and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children of
Mary Wim
Installation Held Tuesday Evening at Sunnyside No. 309
The Installation of Court Sunnyside No. 309 occurred Tuesday evening with Deputy Grand Chief Ranger Thomas J. Goodwin of Hastings-on-Hudson in charge. Officers elected included F. H. Morrell as Chief Ranger, Wm. Eggerling as Sub-Chief Ranger, John Fallon Recording Secretary, F. H. Morrell Jr. Financial Secretary, Wm. If Fallon Treasurer, El Jago Lecturer, Thomas Cunnall Trustee, Jehael Ahearn Senior Beadle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside No. 309
Thomas J. Goodwin
Hastings-on-Hudson
F. H. Morrell
Wm. Eggerling
John Fallon
F. H. Morrell, Jr
Bing Bros Adds Dodge Car To Delivery Service
Mrs Adam McFadden of Behrens Park was a New Jersey visitor last week. Mina Madelyn Loomis, guest of Miss Edna Morrell, returned to Easton Pa Thursday, after visiting South Dew York City friends over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Boyle
The
Bronx
Henry G. Stohols
South Street
Mina Madelyn D. Loomis
Misa Edna Morrell
Easton
York City
Safety education fellowships aid traffic problem study
Three university fellowships of 1000 dollars each for safety education study were announced by the National Board of Casualty and Safety Underwriters through the Westchester County Chamber of Commerce Public Safety Bureau. The 1925 1926 graduate awards target grading safety material, developing course work for normal schools, and comparing positive versus negative teaching methods as solutions to traffic safety. Mature teachers welcomed. applications should name preferred university and include a practical research plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Board of Casualty and Safety
Public Safety Bureau
Westchester County Chamber of Commerce
United States
National Safety Council
Albert W. Whitney
National Bureau of Casualty
Strety
Unaérwiiters
Adam Kilpatrick Opens New Auto Paint Shop Here
Former resident Adam Kilpatrick starts an automobile lacquer business in the village with a new Locomobile Paige product. The shop will run for five to ten days drawing weekly advertisements for visitors to inspect the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paige
Kilpatrick
First Bridge Party Held for Robins Nest Aid at Mrs Black Home
The Robins Nest benefit bridge party opened at Mrs Henry V D Black's home on Wednesday afternoon. Prizes went to Mrs Nicholas R Jones Mrs Stuart Stevenson Mrs Henry King Browning Mrs Wilcox Brown Mrs N Hopkins Heft Mrs Fearce Brown Mrs Alfred Thurber Mrs Grant Small and Mrs Arthur Harmon. Next week host will be Mrs Alfred McEwen. The event aims to raise funds for crippled children in a restful retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry V. D
Nicholas R.[. Jones
Stuart ‘Stevenson
Henry
King Browning
Wilcox Brown
N. Hopkins Heft
Fearce Brown
Alfred Thurber
Grant, Small
Arthur Harmon
Miss Taaffe Leaves for Fleischmanns Chaperone Duties
Florence Taaffe cousin of J P Taaffe departs to Fleischmanns New York Telephone Company duties as chaperone to girls assigned there for the season. She regrets leaving here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Taaffe
J. P. Taaffe
Wadsworths Return From European Trip On Majestic
Mr and Mrs F E Wadsworth of West Clinton avenue returned Tuesday from Europe aboard the White Star liner Majestic. They had been abroad for many months, sailing from Southampton and Cherbourg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
F. E. Wadsworth
West Clinton Avenue
Majestic
Southampton
Cherbour
Diamond Minstrels Gala at Diamond Temple Dobbs Ferry
Irvington residents plan a trip to the Diamond Temple in Dobbs Ferry for the Thistle Fellowcraft Chub minstrel gala. The program promises many numbers with dancing to follow the performance and an evening of entertainment for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Diamond Temple
Dobbs Ferry
Thistle Fellowcraft Chub
High School Junior Prom Tonight at the Auditorium
A large crowd of students is expected for the Junior Prom this evening in the auditorium. Craven's orchestra will provide music under patronesses Miss Van Allen Miss Lutes Miss May and Mrs McCiolland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craven
van ‘Allen
Lutes
May
Irs
McCiolland
Ardsey On Hudson Fair for West Theatre County Children’s Assn
A fair to benefit the West theater County Children's Association will be held at Mrs. Henry Stanford Brooks residence on Saturday June 6. Admission is 25 cents and opening hour is 2:20. Tommy Brooks supports the event while Mrs John B Crisfeld slowly convalesces after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Theater County Children's Association
Henry ‘Stanford Brooks
Tommy Brooks
Former Village Clerk Dashwood Recovers, Expected Back Soon
Former Village Clerk Robert Dashwood of North D street, White Plains, plans to resume duties in the Surrogate's Office next Monday after a serious illness that left him briefly in a critical condition. Friends and medical staff aided his rapid recovery, with care from Mrs Stubbs, his daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Dashwood
North D.street
White Plains
Dashwood
Mra. Stubbs
Mr. Dashwood
Prize Chest of Household Linen Displayed in Window
A fine chest of Household Linen from Schneider and Smiths at 108 Main Street is a prize for sale. Donors chose items with care reflecting good taste. The disposal occurs on the third Thursday in June the 18th with a reception at Holy Name Hall that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schneider & Smiths
Main Street
Holy Name Hall
St Barnabas Choir Plans Whit Sunday Services and Sale
At St Barnabas the 11 o'clock service will feature Foster anthem Let not your heart be troubled along with Cantabile Venite To Deum Jubilate and works by Mussell Andrews. Holy Communion Evensong ad gantist 1 o'clock Everet Massach 8 o'clock Madge Hodder announced. Woman's Auxiliary cake sale at Parish House on Tuesday May 26 at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Jorgen
Andrews
Mussell
Robins Nest Annual Reception Date Set
The Board of Managers of the Robins Nest set Friday June 12 for the Annual Reception from three to six o'clock. Ten will be served and invitations extended to all who are interested and wish to share in its success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robins Nest
Whitmore Attends Columbus Convention as Local Delegate
Rev George M Whitmore of Irvington Presbyterian Church travels to Columbus Ohio as a delegate from the local church to participate in convention proceedings over the next ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Whitmore
Irvington Presbyterian Church
Columbus
Ohio
Pastime Dance Great Draws Crowd, Profits for Club
The event drew a large crowd and strong enthusiasm, with the Charleston praised as the highlight. Organizers reported the dance was both enjoyable and highly profitable, aided by support from village friends and Broadway neighbors who bought admissions.
SIRE MEETING THURSDAY Fire Company 1 to hold meeting next Thursday
The Fire Company 1 will conduct its meeting next Thursday. A recent issue was declared last Thursday and the schedule notes that the meeting night is the fourth Thursday, though months with five Thursdays can cause confusion.
Narrow escape for eye as Brownes aids power boat rescue
Alerman N. E. Brownes helped rescue stalled occupants of a large power boat in midstream Sunday evening. While waiting on the dock for a boat to arrive, the end of a chain struck his head and eye, lacerating the optic area. The injury, though severe at first, has mostly disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alerman N. E. Brownes
H. Brownes
Irvington Hospital Census and Charity Notes
March 1 patient counts show 67 admissions and 7 discharges. April 1 remaining totals list 28 adults and 3 infants. Charity gifts include magazines from the Church Periodical Club of Irvington, flowers from Mr Rhinehart, and a Nurses residence Radiola set from Mr and Mrs F P King of Irvington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Club
Irvington
Stuart Frame
Bates
Rhinehart
Plowers
F. P. King
Wm. Decker
Elmsford
Francias LaBau
New House Under Construction on North Street
The former Geo Palermo property on North E Street, now Edward Therrien’s, is being improved with a substantial two story house including a basement garage. Becker Mossman discontinue direct Sunday paper service east Irvington. auto delivery from Patten is available after church hours. Additional notes reference hospital and charity patients, births, deaths, and church events in Irvington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Palermo
North E Street
Edward Therrien
Becker & Mossman
East Irvington
Decker &Total
Mossman Auto
Patten
Broadway
Memorial Dedicates Scout Grave In Sleepy Hollow
Scout Memorial Alumni of Troop 1 Irvington Boy Scouts plan a Decoration Day procession to Sleepy Hollow Cemetery to decorate graves of ex Scouts Thomas O Keefe William Duncan and Henry Dolack. Alumni will meet at Main Street and Broadway at 8 30 a m then proceed by motor to the cemetery for the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop 1
BOY Scouts
Thomas O'Keefe
Sleepy Hollow
Irvington Boy Scouts
Treasury
O'Keefe
Main Street
Broadway
Wm. Duncan
Henry Dolack
Thomas’ O'Keefe
Stanley Kane
Robert Duncan
Badmunt Kelly
Charles Lee
Peter Murphy
James ‘O'Connor
Wm. Pateman
Wim, Hayes
Lewis Sterra
Geo. Thornton
Social meeting for Maryknoll donors at Holy Name Hall
A Court Margaret Mary gathering at Holy Name Hall Thursday evening held a shower of shaving articles for the Maryknoll Foreign Missionary Society. Donations were numerous and the committee thanked all cooperators. Thomas Harten chaired. decorations by Miss Anna Taaffe were noted as unique and attractive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Margaret Mary
C.D. of A
Holy Name Hall
Maryknoll Foreign Missionary Society
Ais
Thomas Harten
Anna
Taaffe
Along Broadway News Snippet Highlights Local Figures
A terse set of notes mentions Ava and John 8 Spraker of Ardsley Park with recent improvement, Mrs. G Bustamente of Cuba visiting at her mother J Mira’s home, and Adam Keith Luke of South Broadway. It urges contributions for a fire side space and asks readers to send them in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ava
John
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Sidney’ E. Mann
Newsur
N. J
W. H. King
Helen
B.F. McCall
Rose Marie
Imperial Theatre
Albert Bathon
John E. Murphy
Harry Bailey
John Bailey
Plumber's
Tarrytown
Harry Warren
North Broadway
Joseph ‘M Lewis
New Havn, Conn
Aira
William Donaghy
South Bronch
John Connor
North E St. Wayn
A. Howarth
North Barringtom
J. J
Templeton
Tagliane
Jamies Costello
Croton Place
George Dittmann
Young People's League
Matthew Kerr
M. Rose
Anderson
Big Airs
Walter E. Tyson
Labreila
Louis B. Stanke
North A
Adam Kilpatrick
Miss Taaffe
Fleischmans
Diamond Minstrels
IGH
Ardsley
Hudson Fair
John B. Crisfeld
ST. Barnabas
Columbus, Ohio
Mit
Croadway
NDAY
North & Street
Hom
Flowera
Barnabas Church
Ington
Finley
Second ‘Reformed
Herring
Slarazinen
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