Word: sciarra
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Jerome LeR. Abrams '39, Boward F. Cline '39, Richard S. Fogelman '40, Frederick B. Frisch '40, Honry F. Haviland, Jr. '41, Bart J. Denney '41, Daniel Sciarra '40, Charloner B. Slade...
...Schnur '38, New York; D. Sciarra '40, Paterson, New Jersey; P. P. Selvin '39, Hartford, Connecticut; S. M. Tonkonow '40, Meriden, Connecticut; C. Slade '39, Glen Ridge, New Jersey; L. A. A. Waters, Jr. '40, Syracuse, New York; and G. Winter '38, New York...
...Hazlett; Jr.; James A. Hermann; Edwin Hewitt; Harry F. Hinckley, Jr.; Gordon L. Hough; William T. Hull; William C. Hurtt; George J. Lee; William B. Locke; John H. Loeb; George B. Lyons; Frank L. McLanathan; Edwin W. Peterson; George S. Phalen; Thomas M. Richardson; William H. Rines; Daniel Sciarra; Robert J. Seder; Edwin S. Seldon; Ernest G. Smith, Jr.; James M. Smith; David S. Stacey; Robert H. Stobbelaar; DeVere O. Thompson; Albert L. Waldron; Andrew M. Wales; Louis A. Waters, Jr.; John T. White; Edward A. Whitney, Jr.; Richard F. W. Whittemore; Robert B. Wood; Henry C. Wynn...
Married. Roark Whitney Wickliffe Bradford, 36, author of Louisiana Negro stories from which was adapted the 1929 Pulitzer Prize Play, The Green Pastures; and Mary Rose Sciarra Himler. 33, mother of his year-old son; in El Paso, Tex., two days after Author Bradford divorced in Mexico his first wife Lydia Sehorn Bradford, longtime tuberculosis patient in Arizona...
...Wurts, relict of George Washington Wurts, onetime (1862-82) U. S. Secretary of Legation at Florence and Rome, sister of onetime (1902-08) U. S. Ambassador to Germany Charlemagne Tower; in Lucerne. An aging, dim, tremendously "important" personage in Roman society, she gave the city her magnificently landscaped Villa Sciarra in 1930 for use as a public park. That was soon after energetic, beauteous Mrs. John Work Garrett (who last week lectured on art before the King & Queen) had arrived in Rome, begun to displace other U. S. social arbiters. The handsome call Benito Mussolini made to thank Mrs. Wurts...