Club's Music Sections Elects Mrs Chorlian
Mrs. Chorlian of Ridgecrest East was chosen chairman of the Woman's Club music section for 1958 59. Other officers named include Mrs. Lewis C Fuller treasurer Mrs. Henri F Legher secretary Mrs Harold H Bennett and several advisors with various duties listed such as publicity hostessing and membership for the 1958 59 term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory Moore Chorlian
Ridgecrest East
Woman's Club
Lewis C. Fuller
Henri F. Legher
Harold H. Bennett
Rudolf P. Berle
O. O. Bottorff
John Hyatt Naylor
George W. Krug
Martin F. Huberth
John C. Spur
Ray Broenniman
Bennett
County Federation
Mary D. Stoddard
Ross J. Marano
Charity Ball Rivals Spring Promenade At Apawamis Club
The Maytime Charity Ball of the Junior League of Scarsdale was held May 24 at the Apawamis Club in Rye. Guests enjoyed Larry Kent's orchestra and a fashion show with Maypole decorations. Proceeds benefit the Scarsdale Junior League Community Trust Fund supporting Grasslands Hospital White Plains Hospital Mental Health Assn Mobility Inc Adoption Service of Westchester Bookcase Service and Jennie Clarkson Home. A Nan Greacen oil portrait was awarded to Mr. and Mrs. Frederic M. McClelland who won the prize nossegay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior League of
Scarsdale
Apawamis Club
Rye
Larry Kent
Scarsdale Junior League
Grasslands Hospital
White Plains Hospital
Mental Health Ass'n, Mobility, Inc
The
Adoption Service of Westchester, Inc
Bookcase Service
Jennie Clarkson
Nan Greacen
Frederic M. McClelland
W. A. Yancy
James P. Marion, Jr
W. F. Richardson
Bradford Clark
Walter A. Hamilton
Book Operation Luncheon June 1 at Woman's Club
Mrs. Frank J. Hertel hosts a Smorgasbord luncheon at the Woman's Club to welcome Westchester Women's Clubs interested in Operation Bookshelf. A workshop will show Bookshelf in operation followed by a tour of the basement sorting area. Volunteers sort pack and ship books to Westchester counties and beyond including Paris and destinations in Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Frank J. Hertel
Westchester Women's Clubs
Westchester Federation of Women's Clubs
Donald F.sealy
Scarsdale
Westchester
Putnam
Dutchess
Ulster
American Library
Paris
Japan
India
Three Local Daughters Named for Famous Families
Miss Mary Sue Gallagher daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Gallagher of Vassar Place Miss Carol Porcelli daughter of Dr and Mrs Anthony J Porcelli of Post Rd and Miss Mary Caroline Powell daughter of Dr and Mrs Henry J Powell of Whistler Rd are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sue Gallagher
Lawrence Gallagher
Vassar Place
Carol Porcelli
Anthony J. Porcelli
Post Rd
Mary Caroline Powell
Henry J. Powell
Whistler Rd
Ossining Beats Scarsdale After White Plains Win
Scarsdale High baseball beat Ossining 10-1 on May 27. The next day Scarsdale edged White Plains 2-1 to improve to eight wins and three losses. In the Ossining game Beauchamp walked and Beauchamp scored on a fielding error. in the White Plains game Melchior drove in Donner with a single for the deciding run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale High
Ossining
White Plains High School
Scarsdale
Beauchamp
Jim Rutherford
Mal Lynch
Charlie Schmitt
White Plains
Rob Donner
Pete Schaffer
Jone
Tim’ Melchior
Donner
Schaffer
Final Activities for the Factotums Lacrosse Club Closes Season
The Factotums Lacrosse Club wraps its year with end of season socials. The 1958 class picnics at the Hogan home on Brook ley Road and June 14 marks the annual picnics for both the incoming active and senior classes. Senior picnic chair is Mrs Judson G Sherrill at Post Road home with committee members listed. Active group hosts at Walworth Avenue home with Committee members named. Scarsdale High Lacrosse ends its season with a 5-4 loss to West Point Club on June 1, coached by Frank Rathke, finishing 6-2-1 in inaugural season. seniors Nelkin Kihlstedt Freyberg Schoenig Lucas Walberg Stansbury Hurwitz depart. Juniors Hobbs Spuhler Handel Reuter Schonbrunn remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
William F. Hogan
Brookley Rd
Judson G. Sherrill
Post Rd
Sherrill
The
Mines
Ralph E. Brown
George W. Huldrum
William P. Rees
Douglas V. Smith
Phillips S. Trenbath
Merle V. Wells
Henry R. Bankart
Walworth Ave
Mmes
Goste Arnheim
Arthur Clark
Stanley W. Jones, Jr
Malcolm J. Lane
Dudley J. Larus
Charles Nager
William M. Parke, Jr
John N. Robinson
Scarsdale High
West Point
Frank Rathke
Scarsdale
Fred Spuhler
Jules Nelkin
Spuhler
Nelkin
Tyko Kihlstedt
Tom Freyberg
Steve Schoenig
John Lucas
Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Quentin I Smith Jr in Armonk
A daughter, the couple’s third child, was born May 20 at Lawrence Hospital in Bronxville to Mr. and Mrs. Quentin I Smith Jr of Armonk. The baby is named Karen Leigh Smith. She has two brothers Jeffrey aged five and Lance nearly three. Mrs. Smith is Beverly Pertsch of Stonehouse Road. paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Smith of Blauvelt Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quentin I. Smith, Jr
Armonk
Lawrence Hospital
Bronxville
Karen Leigh Smith
Jeffrey
Lance
Westchester Catholic Cotillion debut for four Scarsdale girls
Four Scarsdale girls will bow to society at the first Westchester Catholic Cotillion on June 28 at Sleepy Hollow Country Club. The debutantes include Miss Marguerite Ann Boyle daughter of Mrs. Stephen Savoris of Sprain Valley Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale
Westchester Catholic
Sleepy Hollow Country Club
Marguerite Ann Boyle
Stephen Savoris
Sprain Valley Rd
Sophomores Peters and Oppenheim Highlight Aggregation
Peter Carpenter John Carpenter Pete Oppenheim and Jim Keyelt are the only sophomores in the aggregation with the rest of the roster unspecified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Carpenter
John Carpenter
Pete Oppenheim
Jim Keyelt
Edgemont Finishes 6-4 After Strong Season
Edgemont High School baseball closes its season May 31 with a 1-0 shutout of Alexander Hamilton by Hugh Shevlin on one hit. Coach Art Mann’s squad ends 6 wins to 4 losses after a 3-2 loss to Bronxville on May 26 and a 4-1 home win over the New York School for the Deaf on May 28 with Ed Mills pitching a four-hitter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgemont High School
Hugh Shevlin
Alexander Hamilton
Art Mann
Bronxville
Edgemont
New York School For the Deaf
Ed Mills
Hackley Triumphs 3-2 Over Scarsdale in Tennis
Hackley School upset Scarsdale High 3-2 at Tarrytown on May 26. Scarsdale won one singles and one doubles. Tony Wilson beat Jim Lawrence 6-3 6-4. Jim Brown and Don Lang beat Wrightsman and Thomas 6-1 6-3. Hackley’s Chris Hench defeated Cohen 6-2 3-6 11-9, Jim Neuburger beat Aronsky 6-2 7-2, and Anfanger-Stewart defeated Fox-Lazarus 6-4 4-6 6-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackley School
Scarsdale High School
Tarrytown
Scarsdale
Tony Wilson
Jim Lawrence
Jim Brown
Don Lang
Bill Wrightsman
Jim Thomas
Hackley
Chris Hench
Denny Cohen
Jim Newburger
D. Paul Aronsky
John Anfanger
Nick Stewart
Mike Fox
John Lazarus
Dr Fountain Elected Dr Gerard Fountain of Ridge Crest East
Dr Fountain is named a consulting psychiatrist. The report notes Dr Gerard Fountain of Ridge Crest East as the elected professional in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerard Fountain
Ridgecrest East
Honorary member elected at Bronxville school board meeting
At the Bronxville Public Schools annual corporation meeting held May 27 at Sarah Lawrence College the Windward Corporation and White Plains officials elected Dr Fountainwill as an honorary member to serve in an advisory capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Lawrence College
Bronxville Public Schools
White Plains
Fountainwill
Windward
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