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Newspaper
Scarsdale Inquirer
Location
Scarsdale, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1925
Page
8
A long list of residents and guests in Scarsdale and nearby towns details trips to Maine, Paris, London, and the Adirondacks. Families like Hubert Van Doren and Bethells motor away, while friends and relatives visit from New York, Brooklyn, and Cleveland. Several births and health updates pepper the social column.
Potter place resident travels to Michigan for a month while Mrs. Baldwin visits Miss Mason on Circle road for two weeks and Miss Irene Tierney leaves Brown place for a Maine trip of two weeks.
Scarsdale Congregational Church organist Mrs. Charlotte Mathewson Lock wood will appear in recitals during August. She attends the National Guild of Organists convention in Cleveland joining artists Henry Doersem Reimenschneider and Courboin. Lockwood gives two recitals August 6 at the Museum and later at the city Auditorium.
Broadcast from Station WTAM in Cleveland notes that after her Cleve land appearance Mrs Lockwood will give a trio of recitals at the Lake Placid Club. An associate of the American Guild of Organists she was elected to that group earlier this year.
Miss Virginia Bell of New York City and Joseph Litchfield Haynes of Scarsdale were married in the Municipal Building chapel by Deputy Clerk John J. McCormack. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alan L. Bell. the groom, born in Indianapolis, is son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Haynes.
Report notes Eskimos visiting MacMillan were surprised by hearing voices over the radio. the remark echoes a broader astonishment shared by others at this communication marvel.
Miss Martha Coman, editor of the Inquirer, is away on a two weeks’ holiday and for that period the editorial work of the paper will be carried on by Mrs. Runyon Baldwin.
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