Mrs. Curry Heads '66 Cotillion
The Westchester Cotillion committee hosted a tea at Bartow-Pell mansion headquarters of the International Garden Club honoring 1966 debutantes and mothers. Debutantes include Zoe Elizabeth Durrell, Stephanie Hopkins Ewen, Anne Elizabeth Handley, Tirzah Lillian Kingsbury, Jane Scott McMahon, Joan Bourinot McDonald, Cynthia Robertson Perin, Evelyn Simmons Small, and Mary Elizabeth Baker with ball set for September 9 at Shenorock Shore Club Rye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westchester
Wallace Centre Opens Doors for Volunteers in White Plains
The YWCA hosts a welcome day at its new Lila Wallace Activities Centre at 515 North Street offering registration and orientation for volunteers. From 9 30 a m to 12 noon on Thursday June 23 women from central or northern Westchester may sign up for roles in reception, nursery aid, crafts, camping, clubs, sports, and aquatic programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Christian Association
Lila Wallace
North Street
White Plains
Westchester
YWCA
Joseph T. Mirtl
Woodland Place
Mirtl
Carpenter Couple Welcome Second Son Andrew Krell
Mr. and Mrs. Peter K. Carpenter of Winsted Conn welcomed their second son Andrew Krell born May 20 at Charlotte Hungerford Hospital in Torrington CP. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Conrad Ulmer of Old Army Road and Mr and Mrs L W Carpenter of 173 Webster Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter K. Carpenter
Winsted, Conn
Andrew Krell
Charlotte Hungers’ S Hospital
Tortington
Conrad Ulmer
Old Army Road
L. W. Carpenter
Webster Road
Holly Ball Debutantes Hear Plans for 1966 Event
Prospective Holly Ball debutantes and mothers met at Scarsdale Golf Club to hear plans for the December 28 formal. Mrs. Lloyd W. Durant led the meeting and introduced committee members including Mrs. Louis D. Fletcher Jr., founder, and organizers handling decorations, photography, publicity, and invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Searsdale Golf Club
James P. Marion Jr
Cooper Road
James H. Heron
Scarsdale Golf Club
Lloyd W. Durant
Louis D. Fletcher Jr
Fletcher
Durant
Sherwood M. Bonney
Norman E. Cash
Burness E.moore
Howard T. Taylor
Neal W. Dale
Walter W. LaBarre
Reed L. Colegrove
P. Boice Esser
James A. Thurston
Jack B. Peters
A. Allen Thomson
Hugh Hall
Edward J. Crawford Jr
Charles T. Upjohn
George F
James
Raymond D. Brown Jr
Ernest G. Reuter
Bold Jewelry Designs Adjudged Winners
Great Designs in Jewelry award winners were announced at the Gallery of Modern Art in New York City with D Swarovski & Co sponsoring the ceremony and reception. Fifty costume pieces valued from 2 to 350 dollars will be sold in fall and winter stores. The winning designs include Vogue crystal earrings on antique silver wire, a tassel necklace by House of Joy, and a geometric wood bib collar.
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Gallery of Modern Art
New York City
D. Swarovski & Co
Vogue
House of Joy
Local Names Tied to Bott House Board of Directors
A fragment lists Mrs Michael A Shiers and Mrs Charles Green as house members and Mrs Stephen Mencher as a board participant of the Abbott House. The snippet notes woman figures connected to the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael A. Shiers
Charles Greenhouse
Abbott House Board of Directors
Stephen Mencher
Floral Show Pays Homage to the June Bride
A joint effort by the Greenville and Hartsdale Garden Clubs turned the Greenville Community Reformed Church into a Spring garden for a June 9 show titled Bless the Bride. Co-chairs were Mrs. Harry Bush and Mrs. Lester Doerr with refreshments by Mrs. Leroy Franck and Mrs. Lewis Fuller. Awards honored Mrs. Henry Van Valkenburg and Mrs. Douglas Evans for horticulture and blue ribbons, while Midway Florist of Scarsdale earned an educational exhibit prize.
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Greenville
Hartsdale
Greenville Community Reformed Church
Harry Bush
Lester Doerr
Marisdale
Leroy Franck
Lewis Fuller
Henry van Valkenburg
Douglas Evans
Flower Show
F. C. Huston
Wilton E. Schaefer
Thomas Raser
H. van Valkenburg
Fred Baumeister
Charles Andrews
Ernest Perkins
Westchester
Eunice Clark
Potpourrie Garden Club
Joseph Lega
Purchase Garden Club
Ernest Erickson
Woman's Club of
White Plains
Scarsdale-Hartsdale
Thomas Fratar
Hawaii
Ireland
William Read
Jamaica
J. Bruyn
Carl Ammthruster
Roy Brotherhood
Douglas Ev
Community horticulture winners and top prize holder honored
The article lists multiple award winners in horticulture and floral displays. Top honors went to Mrs. Douglas Evans for the Sweepstake Award with numerous ribbons. Other notable winners include Mrs. F. W. Vogel, Dr. Harold Leonard, Mrs. Robert Dunn, and Mrs. Carlton Rosenburgh for peony, iris, roses, and houseplant classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Evans
F. W. Vogel
Harold Leonard
Robert Dunn
Carlton Rosenburgh
Wilton Schaefer
H. van Valkenburg
W. E. Schaefer
YW To Offer Guitar Classes In White Plains
The Young Women's Christian Association of White Plains and Central Westchester will offer co-ed guitar classes this summer at 515 North Street. Gloria Goldman will teach. registration begins June 20. Two beginner classes start July 6 for six weeks, with teen and adult sessions on Wednesdays, plus optional advanced classes on request.
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Young Women's Christian Association of
White Plains
Central Westchester
Gloria Goldsman
YWCA
North Street
Mrs. Michaels Names Heads Of Committees
Mrs. John Michael of The Women of St. James the Less announces chairmen for the coming year. Names include Burleigh supply, Gibney hospitality, Phelps United Thank Offering, Dohrenwend Christian social relations, and others on ways and means and church activities. Guild chairmen join the executive board. four quarterly meetings set, next October 4 luncheon with the Bishop of Puerto Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Michael
Women of
Christian Social Relations
Robert Crystal
G. R. Brotherhood
Albert H. Pfanschmidt
Richard W. Burkhart
Ways and Means
Robert Cox
Church School
Edwin C. McDonald
Housekeeping
Arthur Gray
Stanley Brown
Interchurch Council
United Church Women
St. James
Puerto Rico
A. H. Pfanschmidt
Robert Forood
William Owen
Leslie M. Rapp
Loan
Garden Club
C. Charles Bahr
LWV Westchester Go-See Tour Of Wastewater Plants
A Go-See trip for League of Women Voters members and the public to the Mamaroneck and Blind Brook Water Pollution Control Plants is set for Tuesday June 21 at 9 45 am. Deputy Commissioner Guy E Griffen arranged the visit to show the processes and highlight good neighbor practices amid water pollution control efforts. The tour begins at the Mamaroneck Plant on Boston Post Road and Mamaroneck Avenue, then proceeds to the Blind Brook Plant, with no admission fee and no group size limit. For more information call the league office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamaroneck
Blind Brook
League
John Kornblith
League of Women Voters of Westchester
Guy E. Griffen
Westchester County Department of Public Works
Westchester County
Griffen
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Mrs. Curry
Scarsdale
Ember F.d.1.c
Staniawski
Meredith Vance Marion
Mary Lou Heron
Children's Village
Dobbs Ferry
Oliver Townsend
Julius Wile
Stephen Wilson
Pine
Poulgee
Garth Road
Holly Ball
Abbott House
Mae Miller
Preuss
David Crystal
Ated ST. Westchester
Wilmot
du Barry
Chase Road
Fred
H. V. Valkenburg
Greenville and Hartsdale Garden Club
Gass
Ans
Car
Armbruster
D. Evans
Lester R. Doerr
Secon
C. E. Benedict
Amd
J. Bullock
David Gordon
Larchmont
Robert Coon
Bronxville
Robert Harrison
Ardsley
Harry Baggot
M. Cochrane Cole
Richmond Sr, Barton
Big Top Club
Edward C. Jenkins
Mgr
Mrs. Michaels
LWV
Paradise Kittens
Rush Research
Ema Ootwear. Inc
East Post Road
Sears
Hoon
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