Social Roundup in Scarsdale and Nearby Towns
Scarsdale residents host and travel figures fill the social calendar. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Leland Stowell and others from Scarsdale, Bronxville, and Briarcliff Manor. Many plan trips to Europe and attend events at Scarsdale Lodge, the Lido, and local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Jackson
Post Road
Scarsdale
Donnybrook Lodge
Leland Stowell
Harold Ober
James Garrion
Bronxville
Smith Hammann
Lido
Green Hat
Leroy Miller
Alfred Haywood
Staples Fuller
Briarcliff Manor
Elimination Parties Aim to Raise $60,000 for W C C A
A campaign of elimination parties is organized to benefit the Westchester County Children's Association. Each hostess invites seven guests who in turn invite one fewer guest, forming self-sustaining chains. One luncheon hosted by Mrs. Paul R Reynolds drew guests from Scarsdale Mount Vernon New Rochelle including Mrs. Gary Calkins and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westchester County Children's Association
Paul R. Reynolds
Gary N. Calkins
Allan Richardson
Thomas Stevens
Andrew Wilson, Jr
Robert Haas
Scarsdale
Milton H. Frankenthal
Mount Vernon
William Harding
New Rochelle
Stamps Feature Birds Animals and Fishes Across Nations
Collectors note stamps from many countries depict birds animals and fishes with the elephant and tiger appearing most often in the designs.
Mrs Howes to Direct New Institute at Smith College
Edith Puffer Howes, a Smith graduate and PhD, will direct a newly established institute at Smith College to coordinate women's interests. The institute aims to solve how to balance marriage and motherhood with ongoing intellectual, professional, or other activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Howes
New Institute
Smith
Benjamin Howes
Edith Puffer Howes
Post Road
New Institute For
Smith College
Howes
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Opening of Community School of Religious Education
One hundred attend the opening at Dyckman Hall organized with cooperation from Lutheran Episcopal Baptist Methodist Presbyterian Reformed and Congregational members. Ten consecutive weekly meetings will be held under the Westchester and Putnam Counties Sunday School Association auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community School of Religious Education
Dyckman Hall
Westchester and
Putnam Counties
Forty New Members Joined Scarsdale Woman's Club Tea
The Scarsdale Woman's Club held a tea on October 14 welcoming about forty new members. President Mrs. George Mayo urged loyalty and urged new members to join sections such as The Committee of One Hundred Community Service and Music. A long letter from Henry G. Ingersoll urged voting against the county charter proposal and advocated home rule. President Roosevelt’s farming quote closes the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Ransom
David Lindquist
Hartsdale
Scarsdale
Mrs. Mayo
Scarsdale Woman's Club
George Mayo
John B. Adams
DuBois Beale
I. S. Eshleman
M. M. Dorland
George Shepard
John Kelly
J. E. Johnson
A. Abbot
Charter support urged by Westchester woman
Amelia S. Reynolds secretary of the Westchester County Women's Non-Partisan Committee for the Charter argues for adopting a new charter. She says salaries are too low to attract strong public servants unless the plan grants real power and favors keeping the Board of Supervisors. She notes the charter was drafted by Democrats and Republicans and should stand on its merits, citing a Yonkers mayoral speech about the Ten Commandments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Wallin
Yonkers
Moses
Paul Revere Reynolds
Westchester County Women's Non-Partisan Committee For
Scarsdale
Vote Against Charter urged by Westchester voters
To the Editor the writer objects to the charter mailing that included Surrogate Slater’s argument in favor. He accuses Republican leaders of concealing the minority report to push adoption and calls electioneering at taxpayer expense improper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Inquirer
Charter Commission
Slater
Westchester
Commission
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Charles G. Vogt
Nancy Vogt
Ronald Vogt
Edgemont Road
Europe
Bergenland
Julia Winslow
Willard Winslow
School Lane
Miss Winslow
Vassar College
Helen C. Groetzinger
Edward Groetzinger
Fenimore Road
Mount Vernon Seminary
Washington, D.C
Scarsdale Road
Mary Ingersoll
Woodland Place
John G. Winchester
New York City
Nelson Road
H. S. Mason
Circle Road
John S. Strong
Scarsdale Lodge
William Prince Waters
Madison Road
Virginia
J. A. McCutcheon
Sam
Buckhill Falls
Penn
John E. Russell
General Motors Export Company
Flint School of Technology
Michigan
Burchard Dutcher
Walworth Avenue
Arthur Myles
Mamaroneck Avenue
Poughkeepsie
C. B. Humphries
Boston
Cambridge
England
Central Avenue
Elizabeth Craig
New Orleans
Fox Meadow Road
Mary Reynolds
K. Haskell
Morristown
N. J
Brite Avenue
Columbus Day
F. Rutledge Davis
Greenacres Avenue
Hippodrome
John King Rossa
Seneca Lake
N. Y
Mr. Rossa
Jane Muhlfeld
John E. Muhlfeld
Sherbrooke Road
Finch School
John A. Pearson
Johnny
Providence
R. I
Otis Guernsey
Mamaroneck Road
E. H. Fitch
Watertown
Conn
Richard Mann
Alan Mann
James N. Hynson
Wayside Lane
Frank Smith
Durham
N. C
D. C. Griffith
Orchard Jane
V. Turner
Rio
South America
Mrs. Turner
James Dargan
Greenacres
Willis Mason
Edgemont
Myra
Jean
Washington
Cyril H. Burdett
Percy Watt Hood
Detroit
John B. Russell
Ardsley Road
Barbara Brown
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Ohio
John Adams
Philip Hill
Glenwood Road
W. B. Cram, Jr
Bridge
William Newman
Albert Mehler
Mrs. Mehler
Pauling
A. L. Keith
Miss Keith
E. C. Toby
Maine
Mrs. W. Brown
Arthur Besse
Syracuse, N. Y
Woman’s Club
Lewis
National City Bank
United States State Corporation
Westchester County
New York
Philadelphia
Henry G. Ingersoll
Roosevelt
Amelia S. Reynolds
Westchester Lighting Company
J. B. Murphy
White Plains
Abernathy
Mr. Rae
Rae
The
Norman P. Gerhard
Civil Engineers and Surveyors
Parkway
Scarsdale, N. Y
Henry Szaniawski
Andreas A. Schwertl
Metropolitan Opera Orchestra
Flagge & Hooley
Scarsdale, New York
McComb
Scarsdale Ave
Scarsdale,n. Y
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