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Newspaper
Scarsdale Inquirer
Location
Scarsdale, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1925
Page
4
Mrs. Catherine Martin faces a serious grippe with heart complications and hospital treatment while preparing to resume teaching. A flurry of gatherings centers on the Sleepy Hollow Country Club as wedding plans, dinners, and dances unfold for local families including Hubbell and Conover.
Professor Patty Smith Hill of Teachers College Columbia University will address the first open meeting of the year at the Children’s Community School in its new building at 45 Prospect Street White Plains. Her talk is titled Character, When It Starts and How. Miss Rachel Erwin, director, says this begins a series of meetings as the school opens its new facilities for public inspection.
Miss Mabel Conover daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur M King of Ferncliff road marries Mr Carlton Hubbell Jr son of Mr and Mrs Charles C Hubbell of New York City in St James the Less Church Scarsdale at 4 30 pm The Rev Thomas Conover uncle of the bride officiates assisted by Rev Alan Chalmers A maid of honor Miss Elizabeth Archer Harris and best man Roswell Eldridge Hubbell attend along with a group of bridesmaids and ushers The ceremony will be followed by a reception at Scarsdale Lodge School Lane Scarsdale
The Engineers Club of New York hosted 100 members and guests at Scarsdale Golf Club on September 25. In the four ball event on September 26 the 3-4 combined handicap finished tied to par with Ennis and Cables the winners. The Scarsdale Men's Championship final between Sturges and Hussey is set for October 4 with morning and afternoon rounds to determine the club champion.
Governor Alfred E. Smith headlines the Westchester County Bankers Association fall gathering at Briarcliff Lodge. Earlier he attended the grade crossing elimination celebration in Tarrytown.
James Garrity of Yonkers, governor of Rotary District Twenty-ninth, addressed Scarsdale Rotary at the Tavern. He spoke on aims and service ideas and urged practical community work. The luncheon drew its largest attendance with visitors from Yonkers White Plains Pleasantville Cambridge Mass. The district governor also met the Scarsdale club board to discuss the year’s plans.
The marriage of Patrolman Lawrence J. Travers of the Scarsdale Police Force to Miss Mercedes Mary McFall of New York City will be held tomorrow evening October 4 at the Church of St Angela Merici on 163rd Street New York City.
David L. Gray of Donellan Road was elected vice-president of the Erie Railroad last week. He previously served as assistant general traffic manager for the New York Central lines.
Mr and Mrs Charles Sale of Fort Hill road announce the birth of a son Master Dwight Sale. Mr and Mrs Henry W Plant of Scarsdale spend winter at Scarsdale Lodge. Mrs Bourne of Orlando Florida visits her daughter Mrs O J Grassi of Walworth avenue. Mr Walter Clark Runyon of Heath cote road recently returned from Europe aboard the Ohio.
Mr and Mrs Caleb Tucker Briggs of Greenacres avenue have returned from a trip to Maine with news of their travels and experiences.
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