Local Notables Share Summer Travels and Scholarships
Francis B Thurber III wins Van Duzer Scholarship at Phillips Academy Andover. Theodore Russell returns to Princeton for senior year as his brother John Russell works with General Motors in New York and studies at Lint School of Technology in Michigan. The parish page notes several Scarsdale residents visiting relatives, attending events, or returning from trips to Europe Milford Conn Adriatic Lake Placid and Quebec with mentions of family ties and recent births.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis B. Thurber
F. B. Thurber
Church Lane
Scarsdale
van Duzer
Phillips Academy
Andover
Harvard
New England Federation of Harvard Clubs
Theodore Russell
E. K. Russell
Ardsley Road
Princeton
John Russell
Yale University
General Motors Co
New York City
Lint School of Technology
Michigan
General Motors
Westchester Family News and School Moves Summary
Miss Molly Shonk and sister Miss Sally Shonk travel to Foxcroft to begin and support freshman year. Multiple relocations and visits appear as families move between Scarsdale, Heathcote, Walworth, and Kingston. colleges visited include Hamilton and Roosevelt. a birth announces Janet Kent on October 3 in Chestnut Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Shonk
Herbert B. Shonk
Heathcote Road
Foxcroft
Sally Shonk
J. K. Starkweather
Chestnut Hill
Janet Kent
Leewood Club Hosts Fall Dinner and Dance
Members and guests gathered at Leewood Golf Club last Saturday for the fall dinner and dance. About seventy attendees enjoyed a meal prepared by the club steward followed by dancing with music from the Club Sterling Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leewood Golf Club
Club Sterling Orchestra
Players Qualify for Club Championship at Leewood
The Leewood Golf Club hosted qualifiers for the club championship on Saturday. Listed players include C. B. Tippett from Bronxville, E. B. Shumate of New York, M. C. Towns of White Plains, and others from New York, New Rochelle, Scarsdale, Tuckahoe, and New Rochelle. The October Handicap Tournament will form the second and third flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leewood Golf Club
C. B. Tippet
Bronxville
E. B. Shumate
New York
M. C. Towns
White Plains
R. F. McKinley
T. A. Lee
New Rochelle
J. A. Cavanaugh
H. F. MacNeish
Scarsdale
E. T. Simpson
T. A. Johnson
K. S. Carr
E. W. Corman
W. R. Oglesby
Tuckahoe
F. J. Cullen
T. Harris
J. Peterson
H. Lindquist
Durstine Elected President of Advertising Agencies
Roy S. Durstine of Barton Durstine Osborn in New York City was elected president of the American Association of Advertising Agencies at its New York convention held Wednesday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy S. Durstine
Barton, Durstine & Osborn
New York City
American Association of Advertising Agencies
Three Hundred Attend Hubbell-Conover Wedding
The marriage of Miss Mabel Conover to Mr. Carlton Hubbell Jr. took place on Saturday at the Church of St. James the Less with elaborate decor. The reception followed at Scarsdale Lodge attended by many guests from New York and surrounding areas. the couple will reside in Forest Hills, Long Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Conover
Arthur M. King
Ferncliff Road
Carlton Hubbell, Jr
Charles C. Hubbell
New York City
Church of St. James the Less
Elizabeth Archer Harris
Elizabeth
N. J
Scarsdale Lodge
New York
van Antwerp
Albany
Parker H. Warren
Yonkers
Albert Vanderveer
E. W. van Houten
Suffern
H. G. Hammett
Troy
Charles E. Merrill
Maxwell Elliott
W. E. Hedgecock
Richard Dulaney Whiting
Lauren J. Drake
Roslyn
Long Island
Hubbell
Forest Hills
Women Seeking English Classes for Foreign Servants in Scarsdale
Women employing foreign servants have told Evening School of Scarsdale directors of their interest in the program. The re opened school will meet next Thursday at 7 30 p m at Carmen Avenue under the Scarsdale Woman's Club. Classes run Tuesday Thursday and Friday evenings with Miss Kate Tunney in charge and Mrs Walter Robbing as chairwoman.
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Evening School of
Scarsdale
Carmen Avenue
Mrs Whitelaw Reid Hosts Auxiliaries Meeting
The American Legion Auxiliary of Carle Anderson Post 559 Harrison will entertain the Westchester County Legion Auxiliary led by Mrs Ethel V Murphy in Harrison on Wednesday afternoon October 14 at Ophir Hall, Mrs Whitelaw Reid’s Purchase home. Miss M Louise Gross chairs arrangements and asks county delegates and local unit members to report attendance from each unit at the Town House, Harrison, before October 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Carle Anderson
Harrison
Joseph Brunner
Westchester County Legion Auxiliary
Ethel V. Murphy
Ophir Hall
Whitelaw Reid
Purchase
M. Louise Gross
Tax debate focuses on county taxes under charter plan
Speakers including Representative J Mayhew Wainwright and surrogates addressed concerns at a Wednesday meeting at the Fuller School for Girls in Ossining. Charles Slater argued taxes rise with population regardless of government form, while Clara Fuller urged voters to trust in leaders and reject fear about a loss of a strong 'boss' in Chester County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Mayhew Wainwright
George A. Slater
Francis A. Winslow
Eugene Meyer, Jr
Clara C. Fuller
Fuller School For Girls
Ossining
Miss Fuller
Westchester County Women's
Slater
Fuller
Personal Friend of Gandhi to Address Woman's Society
The Women's Society of the Congregational Church hosts a luncheon on Tuesday October 20 at 1 PM. Dr. N. Krishna of India will speak on Gandhi and the Nationalist Movement. Mrs. M. Jordan collects notices by telephone Scarsdale 333.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of the Congregational Church
P. W. R. Glover
H. F. MacNeish
N. Krishna
India
Gandhi
Mrs Lina P Dereckter Hosts Delegates in Washington Visit
Mrs Lina P Dereckter of Reimer road traveled to Washington D C last week to serve as a hostess at the National Woman's Party headquarters which entertained delegates to the International Parliamentary Union event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lina P. Dereckter
Reimer Road
Washington, D. C
National Woman's Party
International Parliamentary Union
Wool-eating moths threaten 100 pounds of wool yearly
A clothes moth lays 150 eggs and her descendants can destroy about 100 pounds of wool in a year, illustrating the potential agricultural impact of a single female's lineage.
Hike to Bear Mountain by Westchester Trails Association
The group plans two hikes this weekend. Charles B. Reid leads a Bear Mountain Bridge route via Manitou and Appalachian Trail with lunch on Bear Mountain. Junior members and children visit the New York Zoological Park Monday meeting at 10 45 AM at 180th Street station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westchester Trails Association
Charles B. Reid
New Bear Mountain Bridge
Manitou
Hudson River Division
New York Central
Grand Central
Tarrytown
Bear Mountain
Wood Road
Poppolopen Creek
New York Zoological Park
180Th Street
Boston and Westchester Railroad
Mamaroneck Avenue
White Plains
Rotary Meeting Speaker Discusses Minstrels of Scotland
Mr. John R. Ross addressed the Rotary Club at the Tavern on Wednesday. He read a paper titled The Manners and Customs of the Minstrels of Scotland, a work from his early youth for a New York literary society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Ross
Rotary Club
Scotland
Mr. Ross
New York
Resident Dining Room Opens in White Plains
A new Resident Dining Room has opened on North Broadway in White Plains. Mrs Kathryn Smith Harford operates it in the old colonial house once occupied by Mr Carl Whitney and has kept the interior consistently colonial in style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Broadway
White Plains
Kathryn Smith Harford
Carl Whitney
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Mrs
Frank Fetzer
Magruder Craighead
Philadelphia
Boulevard
D. C. Griffith
Old Orchard Lane
Pelham
Virginia
Claire O'Brien
Newburgh
Ruth Fetzer
Fenimore Road
Mt. St. Vincent
F. H. Bethell
Richbell Road
Europe
Scarsdale Golf Club
J. A. Brooks
Casanova, N. Y
Oliver Coolidge
Madison Road
Thomas Schoonmaker
Nelson Road
Dorothy
Alice Cole Ford
Joseph A. Ford
Mamaroneck Road
John R. Carson
Claremont Avenue
George Carrington
Circle Road
Mr. Carrington
Charleston, N. G
C. van Schelange Kane
Harold Palmer
Walworth Avenue
Albert W. Pross
Lake Placid Club
J. P. Huger
Savannah
W. W. Cunningham
Robert C. Benchley
Lynwood Road
Bobbie and
Nat
John H. Katt
Crane Road
Watch Hill
Mrs. W. B. Putney
P. W. Orvis
John Bridgman
Potterplace
Jane
Mr. Bridgman
Walter R. Bridgman
Leland, Michigan
Julian Rice
Burchard Dutcher
J. S. Ely
R. M. Raymond
Jacob Neahr
Greenacres Avenue
John Kelly
Murray Hill
Jack
Walter
Choate School
C. W. Montgomery
Drake Road
E. Locke Bogart
Delmont
Hamilton College
Marie Muhlfeld
John E. Muhlfeld
Roosevelt Hospital
Sherbrook Road
John W. Appel, Jr
DuBois Beale
F. Rutledge Davis
Wesleyan
George W. Field, Jr
John Edward Whitlock
Jack Little
H. W. Williams
Harry Williams
Tuckahoe Road
Dennis
Cape Cod
Bertram Blake
Sydney Silleck
Kingston Road
Richard Edwards, Jr
Rectory Lane
Ausenrieth Road
Elmdorf Drive
Elizabeth Luce
Frank L. Montague, Jr
Richmond
Alice and
Emily van Horn
Arthur Myles
F. B. Geddes
Stockbridge
Mass
Florence Gleeson
Charles L. Gleeson
Miss Bennett's
Milbrook
N. Y
P.W.R. Glover
Post Road
Rochambeau Road
Augustus L. Jones
Bridge
Doolittle
Dallas
Texas
Lawrence Cathels
Mrs. A. P. Rivers
MR. Durstine
Washington
Inquirer
Village News
Westchester Lighting Company
J. B. Murphy
Norman P. Gerhard
Civil Engineers and Surveyors
Parkway
Scarsdale, N. Y
Andreas A. Schwerte
Metropolitan Opera Orchestra
The
Hartsdale National Bank
S. McComb
Scarsdale Ave
Scarsdale,n. Y
Darwin
C. A. Hansen
Florist
East Parkway
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