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Newspaper
Scarsdale Inquirer
Location
Scarsdale, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1920
Page
5
A Protestant Episcopal church and several other congregations in Scarsdale report Sunday services and Holy Communion schedules. Listings include St James the Less Church Lane Scarsdale Rev Alan R Chalmers and others with varying service times and holy days.
Bishop N S Thomas of Wyoming will preach at the annual Corporate Communion of the Woman's Auxiliary on September 29. Next Sunday June 20 features a missions address by Julia Emery of the Church Missions House New York. The Sunday School ends for summer after a 9 45 service and the auxiliary holds social summer meetings at the Settlement House on Woodwaff Avenue Wednesdays 3 30 to 5 30. The annual picnic for Sunday School is planned for June 24 at the rectory.
Miss Aurelia Crane and Mrs Bethell hosted the Woman's Guild of St James the Less at the Community House as they begin sewing layettes for the Red Cross. The group will also knit for Alaska districts affected by Yukon canneries issues noted in Scarsdale. The Community House grows as a meeting place for clubs and charity work.
Sophie Ullman died June 14 after a brief illness at White Plains Hospital. She was a respected Scarsdale and Greenburgh resident and longtime devoted nurse in Col Crane's family, connecting generations with the old Scarsdale days.
The account recalls Sophie Ullman once married to station master George Ulman at Scarsdale. He kept guard with his dog Hector and a portrait of William I in the waiting room. After his death Sophie cared for their first child, later ran a small Central Avenue store, and remained beloved by neighbors shaping Scarsdale’s wholesome past.
The ceremony saw the bride enter with her father as her brother Edgar served as page. Rose Fetzer stood as bridesmaid with two younger sisters as flower girls, Alexander Revene of Scarsdale as best man. A reception for 150 guests followed at the bride’s home. The couple left for a two week stay in the Thousand Islands and will reside temporarily at the Velting home until their Elm Road house is ready.
Edith Helene Hadden and Silas Skidmore Clark wed at Hitchcock Memorial Church in a ceremony led by Rev. George Smyth. The bride's gown featured white satin and an orange blossom train. reception followed at the bride's home. The couple plans residence in Greenacres after a three week honeymoon. Clark, an attorney, is Wesleyan and New York Law School educated. The article also notes the bride’s society affiliations and hobbies.
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