Woman's Club Pictured and Described by Monitor Writer
A Monitor writer visits the Scarsdale Woman's Club at Wayside Inn and notes the club history dating to 1919. The piece details club origins from civic groups, founder Mrs Richard M Atwater Jr and the home gift from Miss Emily Butler. The tour highlights secret passages and a link to local president and civic welfare aims.
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Scarsdale Club Publishes Its Own Newspaper and Expands
The Scarsdale Woman's Club operates a community focused club with services including night school, a playground, a handicraft class, civics, and a newspaper the Scarsdale Inquirer. It aims to grow membership past 800 and plans a new clubhouse while highlighting its restaurant run by a dedicated staff.
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