Newspaper Clippings
Title
Newspaper Clippings
Description
Newspaper clippings, "Mt. Holyoke Club Meets At Center: Film Of College Life Is Shown To Alumnni; Speakers Discuss School's Program," "Baptist Church Club Holds Ladies Night," and "L.I. Students Guests of Mount Holyoke Club."
Date
1936-03-28
Creator
unknown
Source
The Music Center Scrapbook. Private Collection.
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May be subject to copyright restrictions.
Language
English
Type
text
Identifier
scrapbook_1_p014
Spatial Coverage
Rockville Centre, NY
Text
WITIIMOI(E CLUB MEETS AT CENTRE
Film Of College Life Is Shown To Alumni; Speakers Dis-cuss School's Program
Motion pictures of the Mt. Holyoke campus and of the college activities, with scenes from school's production of Spenser's "Faerie Queene," were shown at a meeting of the Mt. Hol-yoke club of Long Island Saturday afternoon at the McIntosh studios, Rorckville Centre. Among the guest speakers were Miss Dorothy Knapp of Farmingdale who is one of the students following the two unit plan, an experiment at the college; Miss Hazel Witty of Min-eola who recounted her experiences in returning to her home by special train through the flood areas; Miss Sue Burdick of Huntington, and Miss Anne Edwards of Peiping, China. Mrs. E. L. Kurtz of Great Neck, president of the club, received the guests. Miss Mildred Holt of Ho111 was chairman of program, with Mrs Edward Jackson, who was chairman for the afternoon. Mrs. Lester. G. Chapin of Rockville Centre and Mrs. E. A. Martin of Hempstead presided at the tea table. The next meeting of the club will be a luncheon at the Bethpage Country club in Farming-dale, Saturday, May 2. Among those present were: Miss Muriel Petersen Mr. and Mrs. (le Eldon Ha- of scoirrt T. Pa3-ne of -u-n-yner - and Mrs. Mal-coire Tullis of c Floral Park. Miss Bea-trice Turns of Great Neck, Mrs. Lorette Calvelli, Miss Bernice Calvelli and Miss Evelyn Avery of Port Washington: Mrs. E. E. Tedeschi. Miss Josephine Tedeschi, Mrs. D. B. Steil and Miss Doris Steil of Sea Cliff: Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Bur-dick and Miss Sue Burdick of Huntington; the Misses Hazel. Frances and Ruth Witty, Miss Ruth C. Smith. Mrs. C. R. Painter and Miss Elwyna van Alen of Mineola. Also Mrs. Alice Hoffman Langworthy of Roslyn Heights: Mrs. Frank Ford, Mrs. Owen Groves of Garden City; Mrs. R. T. Reeve. Mrs. Oliver LeCompte. Miss Joan LeCompte, Miss Anna V. Howell and Miss Jeannette Clarke of Hempstead: Mrs. Hal-sey B. Knapp of Farmingdale; Mr. and Mrs. Austin 0. Long. Miss ?dinette Long, Miss Alison Covert, Miss Elizabeth Watts and Mrs. Herbert Forster of Rockville Centre; Mrs. C. Laurence Smith, Mrs. Sherman C. Holaday. Miss Mary Joan Cutler. Miss M. Sanford Coombs and Miss Elizabeth Williainson. of Freeport: Mrs. Marie Richardson and Miss Martha Strong of Lynbrook; Mrs. Jean Lewis Welsby of Lake Grove.
BAPTIST CHURCH CLUB HOLDS LADIES NIGHT The men's league of the Rockville Centre Baptist church entertained at a ladies night program last night at the Edith VIcIntosh studios on Hill-side avenue, Rockville Centre. James Dalziel is president of the organize,- Lion. The arrangement committee com-prised! John Watts, William Donald-son, George Spencer, T. Warren Aish-. ton, Frank Britt and Rudolph Neu-bauer, Guests of honor were the Rev. Edwin Richmond, pastor emeritus of the church, and the Bev, Harold 0, McNeil, the new active pastor, Harrison B. Wright was master of ceremonies, and Harry Trevithick 'pre-sided at the piano during the musical program which made up much of the evening. About '16 persons attend.ed. I
L. I. Students Guests // of Mount Holyoke Clul
Special to the World-Telegram. ROCKVILLE CENTRE, March 28.1
Film Of College Life Is Shown To Alumni; Speakers Dis-cuss School's Program
Motion pictures of the Mt. Holyoke campus and of the college activities, with scenes from school's production of Spenser's "Faerie Queene," were shown at a meeting of the Mt. Hol-yoke club of Long Island Saturday afternoon at the McIntosh studios, Rorckville Centre. Among the guest speakers were Miss Dorothy Knapp of Farmingdale who is one of the students following the two unit plan, an experiment at the college; Miss Hazel Witty of Min-eola who recounted her experiences in returning to her home by special train through the flood areas; Miss Sue Burdick of Huntington, and Miss Anne Edwards of Peiping, China. Mrs. E. L. Kurtz of Great Neck, president of the club, received the guests. Miss Mildred Holt of Ho111 was chairman of program, with Mrs Edward Jackson, who was chairman for the afternoon. Mrs. Lester. G. Chapin of Rockville Centre and Mrs. E. A. Martin of Hempstead presided at the tea table. The next meeting of the club will be a luncheon at the Bethpage Country club in Farming-dale, Saturday, May 2. Among those present were: Miss Muriel Petersen Mr. and Mrs. (le Eldon Ha- of scoirrt T. Pa3-ne of -u-n-yner - and Mrs. Mal-coire Tullis of c Floral Park. Miss Bea-trice Turns of Great Neck, Mrs. Lorette Calvelli, Miss Bernice Calvelli and Miss Evelyn Avery of Port Washington: Mrs. E. E. Tedeschi. Miss Josephine Tedeschi, Mrs. D. B. Steil and Miss Doris Steil of Sea Cliff: Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Bur-dick and Miss Sue Burdick of Huntington; the Misses Hazel. Frances and Ruth Witty, Miss Ruth C. Smith. Mrs. C. R. Painter and Miss Elwyna van Alen of Mineola. Also Mrs. Alice Hoffman Langworthy of Roslyn Heights: Mrs. Frank Ford, Mrs. Owen Groves of Garden City; Mrs. R. T. Reeve. Mrs. Oliver LeCompte. Miss Joan LeCompte, Miss Anna V. Howell and Miss Jeannette Clarke of Hempstead: Mrs. Hal-sey B. Knapp of Farmingdale; Mr. and Mrs. Austin 0. Long. Miss ?dinette Long, Miss Alison Covert, Miss Elizabeth Watts and Mrs. Herbert Forster of Rockville Centre; Mrs. C. Laurence Smith, Mrs. Sherman C. Holaday. Miss Mary Joan Cutler. Miss M. Sanford Coombs and Miss Elizabeth Williainson. of Freeport: Mrs. Marie Richardson and Miss Martha Strong of Lynbrook; Mrs. Jean Lewis Welsby of Lake Grove.
BAPTIST CHURCH CLUB HOLDS LADIES NIGHT The men's league of the Rockville Centre Baptist church entertained at a ladies night program last night at the Edith VIcIntosh studios on Hill-side avenue, Rockville Centre. James Dalziel is president of the organize,- Lion. The arrangement committee com-prised! John Watts, William Donald-son, George Spencer, T. Warren Aish-. ton, Frank Britt and Rudolph Neu-bauer, Guests of honor were the Rev. Edwin Richmond, pastor emeritus of the church, and the Bev, Harold 0, McNeil, the new active pastor, Harrison B. Wright was master of ceremonies, and Harry Trevithick 'pre-sided at the piano during the musical program which made up much of the evening. About '16 persons attend.ed. I
L. I. Students Guests // of Mount Holyoke Clul
Special to the World-Telegram. ROCKVILLE CENTRE, March 28.1
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