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Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1948

Page

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Election Set for Town Club Next Thursday Meeting

Scarsdale Town Club will hold its annual meeting next Thursday at 8 15 PM in the high school auditorium with reports on discipline and extracurricular activities in the Scarsdale school system. Officers for 1948 49 will be elected, nine new members welcomed bringing total to 903, and medals presented to retiring officials.

Scarsdale Town Club Board of Education Laurence B. Davis Allen S. Wilber William J. Irish Crossways Leonard M. Starbuck Paul Smith Smith Board of Governors Philip L. Carret George J. Brady Kenneth C. Bell W. Stewart McDonald Robert S. Gordon George B. Clifton Harold H. Bennett Theodore B. Goetz William J. Edmonds Alan H. Temple Mr. Wilber Walter M. Swertinger Ben R. Clark Charles A. Hammarstrom G. Herbert McCracken E. Newton Wilmington

Tennis Club Beats Bronxville By 6-1

Fox Meadow Club defeated Bronxville Field Club 6-1 on home courts in the Westchester County Tennis League. Singles winners were Rawle Deland Haven Waters Addison Wilson and Frederick Walker. Doubles saw Yale captain John Moses team with Charles Barnes to win, plus Couch O Hearn and Dyer Walker securing wins. Fox Meadow scheduled to host Amackassin Club on May 16.

Westchester County Tennis League Fox Meadow Club Bronxville Field Club Fox Meadow Bronxville Rawle Deland John Crandall Haven Waters Harold Taylor Addison Wilson Lawrence Ryan Frederick Walker Donald Gray John Moses Yale Moses Charles Barnes Daniel Gray Jack Whitbeck Clifford Couch Charles O'Hearn Malcolm Johnson Daniel Dyer Richard Stiegler Amackassin Club

Dinner Committee Members Named for Westchester Dem Dinner

Mrs. Julia L. Crews of 19 Montrose Road Henry Hofheimer Jr of 24 Wynmer Road and Robert B. Howe Jr of 92 Walworth Avenue serve on the dinner committee for the Westchester County Democratic Committee event in the Wedgewood Room at the Waldorf Astoria Tuesday evening June Franklin D Roosevelt Jr will be guest speaker.

Julia L. Crews Montrose Road Henry Hofheimer, Jr Wynmer Road Robert BE. L. Howe, Jr Walworth Avenue Westchester County Democratic Committee Wedgewood Hotel Waldorf-Astoria Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr

Church Notices and Society Highlights From Index Pages

The index lists Church News on page 20 and Society Pages on pages 16 and 17, with Editorials on page 14, Schools on page 19, Sports on pages 21 and 22, Theatres on page 23, and Woman's Club on page 15.

Church Woman's Club

Wild life sighting at Crestwood Lake on Saturday

Bird lovers watched six wild Canadian goslings hatch at Crestwood Lake as Mama and Papa kept watch. Walter Boyce noted sixteen wild wood ducks at Leewood Golf Club and fourteen more by the river downstream.

Crestwood Lake Mama Papa Leewood Golf Club Walter Boyce

Wayside Players Cast for Royal Family benefit

The Wayside Players announce the complete cast for The Royal Family to be staged as a June 4 benefit for Bryn Mawr College at Scarsdale High School. Cast includes Mrs. George Kindred Julie, Mrs. 5S. P. Greenquist Fanny, Mrs. George Stigler Kitty, Beverly Brown Gwynn, Marcia Vickery Della, An son McLoud Henry Dean, A. P. McNamee Wolfe, Kenneth Winton Gil, Charles Whitehead Joe, A. Boyd Zook Tony, Reginald Lidstone Terry, with Joseph Andrews as the Indian. Proceeds fund Bryn Mawr endowment and faculty support.

Wayside Harold Edwards Hartsdale George Kaufman Edna Ferber Barrymore Drews Bryn Mawr College Scarsdale High School Theresa Helburn Theatre Guild Brock Pemberton Broadway Katherine Cornell Helen Hayes Lynn Fontaine Katherine Hepburn Dorothy Maguire Rosalind Russell Frederic March Deems Taylor Eugene Ormandy Brooks Atkinson Oscar Hammerstein Noel Coward Howard Barnes S. N America Bryn Mawr Charles Feld Lenox Place William Honnells Wyndham Road Scarsdale Betty Ann Byfield Birchall Drive Allison Dunham Scarsdale Manor O'Farrell's Schoonmakers Heathcote

Edgemont Choral and Dance Night May 22

Edgemont Choral Group directed by Frank H. Dunsmore performs a spring concert at 8:30 p.m. in the Edgemont School auditorium. A after concert dance follows in the gym with no admission. Guest artist will be soprano Mariko Mukai. Program includes Briga doon folk songs Romany Life by Herbert Brahms love songs and a Tagore chorus.

Edgemont Choral Frank H. Dunsmore Edgemont Mariko Mukai Town Hall Victor Herbert Brahms Tagore Paul Creston

Edgemont School Asks Families to Keep Dogs Home

William D. Moyle principal of Edgemont School appeals to district families to leave dogs at home during school hours after an outdoor gym session for elementary grades was disrupted by many dogs. He notes the dogs were larger than children, blocked play, and posed a nuisance and health risk.

William D. Moyle Edgemont School Mr. Moyle

Suggestions Listed By Safety Council in Scarsdale

Six suggestions from the Scarsdale Safety Council were presented to the Village Board in a letter read Tuesday. Horace W. Hardy, council chairman, attended to answer questions as the proposals were referred to the public safety committee.

Scarsdale Safety Council Horace W. Hardy Public Safety Committee Fenimore Post Road Christian Science Church Fox Meadow Crane Road

Meeting of Scarsdale Voters League May 21

A general meeting of the League of Women Voters of Scarsdale will be held Friday May 21 at 2 p m at the Woman's Club. The program features an interview From Caucus to Convention with Mrs Floyd H Crews and Mrs J Larned Greer interviewed by Mrs George Cobban Jr Mrs Walter Weaver moderates. Delegates will report on the national convention and the 1948 49 budget will be presented.

League of Women Voters of Scarsdale Woman's Club Floyd H. Crews J. Larned Greer George Cobban, Jr Walter Weaver Allen S. Wilber Scarsdale League

Heath Ridge Association Spring Meeting Discusses Nomination Change

Twenty four members met Tuesday May 4 at the Crossway Fire House with guest Charles Hammarstrom explaining a proposed change in selecting the nominating committee for the Board of Education. The group also formed committees to study traffic control on Crossway and the deplorable road bed condition. Hostesses were Mrs Arthur Kurth and Mrs Robert Jackson.

Heath Ridge Association Crossway Charles Hammarstrom Board of Education Arthur Kurth Robert Jackson

Betty White nets overtime winner for US field hockey

Miss Betty White the Edgewood School physical education instructor scored the decisive goal in a ten minute overtime as the United States defeated Denmark two to one in the opening round of the women's world championship tournament in Amsterdam Netherlands. The game was played on Monday May 10.

Betty White Edgewood School United States Denmark Amsterdam Netherlands

Lehigh Names Twenty Visiting Consultants For Summer Session

Lehigh University lists twenty visiting consultants for the upcoming summer session including Fox Meadow School principal Dr. W. Paul Allen among the named participants.

W. Paul Allen Fox Meadow Lehigh University

New Village Proposes Taxi Rate Ordinance Change

Scarsdale plans a public hearing at 7 p m Tuesday May 25 at the Village Hall on a proposed taxi rate ordinance. The petition from taxicab operators seeks a base rate of 25 cents per mile with a 50 cent minimum versus the current 25 cent minimum and 12 cents per half mile after the first mile.

Scarsdale Law Committee Harry G. Liese Harold L. Smith Reeves Newsom

Fort Hill Players Win High Honors In County Festival

The Westchester Drama Association festival at the County Center honored three top groups on May 8. The Fort Hill Players of Scarsdale presented The Mennonite with cast members including David Pritchard and Eleanor Gebhardt. Yonkers Community Theatre and The Croton Players also won, while Irene Taylor earned a scholarship to the Madame Tamara Daykarhamova School for the Stage. Miss Anita Grannis praised Westchester high schools for supporting theatre. On May 5 illness forced The Wayside Players to withdraw. Mrs. Sarah Stuart Bowne filled in with three sketches to cheers.

Westchester Drama Association County Center Fort Hill Scarsdale David Pritchard John Nute Bell Adano Norman Nichols Yonkers Community Theatre The Croton Players Irene Taylor Yonkers

Grant Elected President of Secor Farms Assn

James A. Grant was elected president of the Secor Farms Property Owners Association at the annual meeting on May 6 at the Crossways Fire Engine House. Officers named were Jules L. Wacht as vice president and John R. Sheehan as secretary treasurer. Directors include Roger Mills, Mrs. Peggy Schmidt, Norman Vermillia, and Mrs. Dolly Yanss. A buffet supper preceded the business meeting led by co chairmen Mrs. Yanss and Mrs. Schmidt.

James A. Grant Secor Farms Property Owners Association, Inc Crossways Jules L. Wacht John R. Sheehan Grant Wacht Sheehan Roger Mills Peggy Schmidt Norman Vermillia Dolly Yanss

Paper Collection Set for May 23

Scarsdale will hold its twenty eighth waste paper collection on Sunday May 23 marking five years of drives started April 28 1944. Since inception these drives have yielded over 1600 tons for local organizations including the Red Cross Girl Scouts Boy Scouts American Legion and the War Memorial fund. Residents are urged to tie paper securely and place it on the curb by 1 pm May 23.

Scarsdale The Red Cross Girl's Scouts Boy Scouts American Legion Post 52 War Memorial Fund

Danger Spot prompts road safety proposal on Dickel Road

Mrs. David Kraus urged the Village Board to add caution signs on Dickel Road to address sightline issues caused by curves and hills. Mayor Harry E. Humphreys Jr referred the matter to the highways and drainage committee for action.

Dickel Road David Kraus Highways and Drainage Committee Board Harry E. Humphreys, Jr

Officers Elected By Baptist Church

Scarsdale Community Baptist Church elected trustees D Parham Edward Dunn John Scalapino and Earle Van Vliet for three-year terms at the annual meeting. Howard Abbott was elected a one-year deacon. Willis Mason Robert Ichord and G Carroll Wallis to three-year deacon terms. Deaconesses elected were Mrs Howard Butterneck and Mrs Roy Leighton. Church Council and other posts named. board authorized to seek 60000 for a Church School wing on Autenrieth Road with 20090 already pledged.

Robert Parham Edward W. Dunn John Scalapino Earle R. van Vliet Scarsdale Community Autenrieth Road

Doctor Alan Gregg Speaks on Trip Abroad to Woman's Club

Dr. Alan Gregg of Scarsdale shared impressions from a recent overseas trip with members of the Woman's Club on Wednesday afternoon. The Inquirer notes those insights are printed on page fourteen for a wider audience.

Alan Gregg Woman's Club the Inquirer Grege

Scarsdale Plans Mail Drive for World Child Aid

Scarsdale organizes a mail appeal to raise 24000 dollars for the American Overseas Aid United Nations Appeal for Children. George M Waugh Jr chairs the drive with honorary heads Mayor Humphreys and Charles E Wilson. A mostly women volunteer committee will solicit by mail, aiming to help over 230 million children abroad with food clothes and medicine.

Scarsdale United Nations Appeal For George M. Waugh, Jr Town Club Community Fund Westchester County Tax Commission Harry E. Humphreys, Jr Charles E. Wilson General Electric Company Donald T. McPhail National War Fund America United Nations AOA Westchester Mesdames Edward C. Boynton George W. Breckwoldt Gary N. Calkins Alan R. Chalmers George Corey Donald de Lackner Chester R. Dewey F. M. MacDowell Cornell Dunlap Mary J. Fairbanks J. R. Feindel Harveys Gerry Alfred de Forest Keys Thomas McMeekan J. O. Peckham James J. Pilliod J. R. Roberts G. F. Smith Ramsay Spillman Howard Stackhouse Hobart B. Upjohn Harris L. Wofford H. Burton Lowe Dorothy P. Miller

Angell Home Near Site of Proposed Friends Meeting House

Stephen and Angell family recently moved into 131 Popham Road and urge neighbors to note their home beside the planned Friends Meeting House. A doorstepping tacker from the Baptist Young People Society used a red ticket to post a clue on their door for a treasure hunt seeking the Friends Meeting House.

Stephen L. Angells Popham Road Angell Popham Morris Mr. Angell Scarsdale

Public Hearings On Building Variations Tonight

Six public hearings set for eight o clock at Village Hall by the Board of Appeals to consider minor variations from the building zone ordinance.

Board of Appeals

Woman's Exchange elects officers at annual luncheon

Mrs. Frank Proctor was elected president of the Scarsdale Woman's Exchange at the annual luncheon last Friday at the Woman's Club. New officers include Mrs. Harold Whitcomb as vice president and Mrs. William L. Barclay Jr. as treasurer. Directors named alongside include Mrs. Barclay and Mrs. McCulloch among others. Total sales for the year reached 25614 despite blizzard conditions, with a light note about sandwiches reaching weddings during the bad weather.

Frank Proctor Scarsdale Woman's Exchange Woman's Club Harold Whitcomb William L. Barclay, Jr Donald F. McCall John Gard McCulloch Barclay McCulloch Linwood Geyer Burr Gongwer John S. Jack Edward Keating Charles F. Walden Whitcomb Myron Grover Liston Noble Raymond Stritzinger Exchange Frank Smith Woman's Exchange

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Donald Tennis Club News Index Sir Noel Curtis-Bennett Great Britain County Recreation Commission National Recreation Associa Archibald B. Shaw Winifred Hazelwood Anson McLoud E. Roscoe Mathews Colorado Springs Safety Council Voters’ League Secor Farms Ass'n Baptist Church Europe Woman’s Exchange
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