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Newspaper
Scarsdale Inquirer
Location
Scarsdale, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1925
Page
2
Dr. Sigmund Spaeth spoke to the Scarsdale Woman's Club about Brahms as the greatest exponent of absolute music. He argued Brahms now seems thoroughly human, with symphonies comparable to Beethoven and a wealth of chamber music, influenced by Schumann and Clara.
Raise 100 for Camp Waymore continues from first page. Assisting were Louise Van Doren Dorothy Armstrong Eleanor Duval Betty Candee Holly Newcomb Janet Newcomb Semone Newcomb Jane Muhlfeld Katherine Moffat of Scarsdale. Hallowe en subscription dance October 31 at the club for golf prize fund with a buffet supper after an eight thirty start. Mrs S M Gonda of Tuckahoe won the ladies championship over Miss Jean Jacques New York in a dramatic match that went to an extra hole after remaining tied through eighteen.
Mrs Walter McIntosh and Mrs Arthur Boniface will host the regular Wednesday ladies day on October 28. A noon putting contest, luncheon at one and an afternoon of bridge will follow. Members and friends are urged to attend. bridge proceeds go to the house committee for furnishings.
The writer outlines submission of nearly completed Fenimore road crossing plans and architectural designs by Charles W. Stroughton for bridges over Greenacres avenue. Plans pending Commission approval will be reviewed by village authorities. A bridge over parkway drive is desired to harmonize with nearby structures and surroundings. An agreement with an easement for relocating Green acres avenue will be prepared later.
A new group aims to unite mothers and teachers in each school to support students. In the younger grades mothers naturally follow their children’s schooling and attend classes more often.
In Greenacres and Edgewood, grade mothers paired with each Dalton system class aim to link teachers and parents. Social tea meetings have begun in Edgewood's lower grades with enthusiasm. A Greenacres tea is planned next, while Mrs. George Field reports 377 memberships secured and hopes to double next month.
Mrs H I Young selects grade mothers for Green Acres School including Mrs Walter Hutchinson Mrs George W Waugh Mrs William Leslie Mrs Robert Erskine Mrs Alan Davies Mrs Harold Scott and others. Edgewood School also lists its selection by Mrs Stephen with further names indicated.
The list includes Mrs. L. Angell and Mrs. L. W. Van Schaick among many others such as Mrs. Walter McIntosh Mrs. Arthur Boniface Mrs. George Marsh Mrs. N. W. Fellows Mrs. William E. Ellis Mrs. William A. Mercer Mrs. George FE. Stubbs Mrs. Henry W. Dempperwolff Mrs. H. F. MacNeish Mrs. F. R. Weaver Mrs. Harold H. Nute and Mrs. Malcolm Pirnie.
Surrogate George A Slater orders all persons with claims against Margaret Theresa Emery late of Scarsdale to present them with vouchers to Frederick Joseph Agate executor at 158 Martine Avenue White Plains NY by April 6 1926. Attorney Henry R Barrett Esq represents the estate. Dated September 22 1925.
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