Scarsdale Club Members Travel and Local Events
The Scarsdale Woman's Club hosted a luncheon for Mrs. Frank Bethell as she prepares for Europe. Scarsdale residents and guests attend dinner dances, visits, and summer plans across New York, Vermont, and Europe, with flights, farms, and farm purchases noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale Woman's Club
Woman's Club
Frank Bethell
Scarsdale Woman's Club Publications, Inc
Europe
P. W. R. Glover
Postroad
Milton Point
Rye
Everett A. Brett
Frank A. Hubby
New York
Charles F. Deshler
Greenacres
Edgemont School Land Purchase Endorsed in Scarsdale
Caroline W. B. Atkinson of Scarsdale writes to the Inquirer approving the plan to buy more land for Edgemont School. She argues for ample playgrounds, future needs, and notes the small tax for great advantages gained. June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Inquirer
Edgemont
Caroline W. B. Atkinson
Scarsdale
Hospital Quota Urged for White Plains Hospital Appeal
The Scarsdale Woman's Auxiliary asks every household to contribute to the White Plains Hospital quota of 2500 dollars with prompt remittance to treasurer Mrs Leonard Schultze. Agnes F Schultze emphasizes the hospital's vital role and immediate need for funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Inquirer
White Plains Hospital
Scarsdale
Leonard Schultze
Legion Poppies Drive For Relief Reaches $2500 Goal
The Legion Poppies for Relief effort reports a $200 personal contribution with the Woman's Auxiliary of the Carthage Post matching it. The Carthage Post highlights strong prospects from the war film Powder River. Many posts plan benefits and consider funds from poppy sales on Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage Post
Powder River
Campaign shifted to aid Ausable Forks fire relief
A campaign plan in Clinton County redirects Poppy sale funds and activity to relief for the Ausable Forks fire victims. Fred G. Eastland reports a July 13 postponement to focus Legion efforts on distressed families, with donations from Cedarhurst war orphans and praise from State Commander Aronowitz for rapid civic action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton County
Fred G. Eastland
Plattsburg
Ausable Forks
Aronwitz
Cedarhurst
Alice Burberry
Quieyrechain
Belgium
Nellie Heddick
Naval Hospital
Brooklyn
James A. Crain
Albany
Schenectady
Buffalo
Syracuse
Binghamton
Utica
Aronowitz
Woman's Auxiliary
Scarsdale to Vote on Four Thousand Dollar Legion Gift
Scarsdale residents will be asked to contribute 4000 dollars to the American Legion. A canvass is planned with letters and subscription blanks mailed to every Scarsdale home. The committee urges readers who do not receive a packet to respond accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale
Legion
Noyance
the Inquirer
Scarsdale Fundraising Committee Names Members
The article lists the Scarsdale fundraising committee and names its officers and members including David Magowan as chairman Lester R Stewart as treasurer and others such as DuBois Beale Herbert B Shonk and several women as part of the quota group. The text notes their plan to forward a check for an amount they deem suitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Stewart
Scarsdale
David Magowan
DuBois Beale
Herbert B. Shonk
Lester R. Stewart
Leland E. Stowell
Andrew Wilson, Jr
Caleb Tucker Briggs
Burchard Dutcher
Thorndyke Deland
Linus Keating
Arthur F. Driscoll
Roberts Walker
Fred Agate
Young Woman Wins Fellowship At Brookings School
Miss Stahl received a $1,000 fellowship and will study at the Brookings school under faculty supervision. She will be available for consultation with the League’s efficiency in government department as part of the fellowship plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Brookings School
June Comes With Warm Sunlight And New Life
A poem by Winella W. Burdett celebrates June as a bright month after winter. It recalls past gloom fading into the joyful bloom of flowers and birdsong. The verse likens June to a season of renewal and happier dawns.
Barbara Gruntal Wins Piano Prize at Hartsdale School
Barbara Gruntal pupil of Mrs Garcia won the five dollar prize in open competition at the Hartsdale school for best progress in piano. She played the Barcarolle by Scharwenka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Gruntal
Garcia
Hartsdale
Scharwenka
Record Tourists Anticipate Breakneck Transatlantic Season
The season promises record trans Atlantic travel with packed first and second class berths on Royal Mail liners from New York to Cherbourg and Southampton. Teachers and students reserve third class for educational tours while many will attend Edinburgh educators conferences next month. Motor travel increases as Americans plan to tour Great Britain and the Continent or hire European cars. Air travel grows with four daily London Paris flights and voyages to Brussels and Paris. England and France attract more American visitors than any other nations this year. The British Empire Exhibition in London and Paris Exposition of Modern Industries draw crowds as travelers plan battlefield visits in France and Belgium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Royal Mail
New York
Gherbourg
Southampton
Edinburgh
Great Britain
Continent
London
Paris
Brussels
England
France
Belgium
Sea Cliff to Lease Shore for Cross-Sound Ferry
Sea Cliff villagers learned the board unanimously voted to lease a small shore strip for a cross-Sound ferry dock. The ferry will run from Sea Cliff to New Rochelle, with Fred A. Wenck of 51 West 42nd Street, Manhattan as the operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Cliff
L. I
Westchester Shore
Village Board of Trustees
Fred A. Wenck
West Forty Second Street
Manhattan
New Rochelle
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Circle Road
California
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Oregon
Glacier
Yellowstone
Cody
Wyoming
Willard Winslow
Julia Winslow
Gerard Fountain
Heathcote Road
Montreal
Margaret Eagan
Trinity College
Washington, D. C
Miss Eagan
Winfred Fox
Fred Fox
Bonny Brook Lodge
Edward J. Rogers
Shanghai
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Sage Terrace
Pickwick Arms
Greenwich
Conn
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Chicago
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Branom
Laurana Edgerton
Robert Benchley
Cap d’ Antibes
Benchley
Donald Stewart
Turkey
Karen
Betty Gallowhur
William G. Gallowhur
Westover School
Helen Campbell
Theodore Campbell
Overbrook, Pa
John R. Carson
Claremont Avenue
Arthur Williams
Greenacres Avenue
Scarsdale Golf Club
F. H. Bethell
W. R. Stewart
Mr. Stewart
Mrs
James M. Stewart
River Road
Margaret Shantz
Jean
Monmouth, Il
Babs Neville
Boston
Kathryn Schultze
Mrs. L. Schultze
Wayside Lane
Keith F. Adamson
Elizabeth I. Adamson
Brewster Road
William T. Brewster
Fenimore Road
William G. Gallowhar
Pliny Williamson
Vassar College
Freeman Lincoln
New York City
J. K. Winchester
Nelson Road
W. L. Fry
Brite Avenue
Westhampton Beach, L. I
Eastchester Civic Club
Edward Ray
Colvin Place
James H. Briggs
Heathcote Inn
Ogunquit, Me
Joseph F. Ely
John Roeben
Wingdale, N. Y
G. C. Daniel
Charles Niles
Chase Road
Edgewood School
Agnes F. Schultze
Legion Poppies For Relief
Nature
SEA Cliff Ferry Service
Cecile
Martine Avenue
B’way
Mamaroneck Ave
White Plains
N. Y
Scarsdale, N. Y
The
Scarsdale Inquirer
Scarsdale, New York
P. O. Box
Federal Reserve System
Capital
Scarsdale Pharmacy
J. Rotondi, Ph.g
Edith Roe
Polly Gown Shoppe
Main Street
White Plains, N. Y
the Home Savings Bank
White Plains, New York
Lockwood Hall
School Lane
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Pelham
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