thoughtfulness. schedule and current sponsors) works. (See Pg. 5 for complete
litics of the day may have affe thorne’s writings and how the po cted his
Many thanks to our donors for their
EXYO EXYO and her thoughts on similariti mate of today affected this case es to Haw‐
Garden Party Party Garden 5-19 tion as seen in the previous postcard.
itical cli‐ make a comparison how the pol Cape Cod murderer. She will also
viction of the investigation, arrest and con litical forces that affected the back in the right minus its third loor addi‐ tion tion
most escaped detection. Michele will present a comparative loo k at the po‐
Artists’ Recep- Artists’ 4-26
Gables. Notice the yellow house to the
and al‐ or who murdered a local woman story of a Cape Cod trash collect
Air Air
he Seven that pertain to The House of t We welcome donations of any kind
il Rules”. This is the true will discuss her novel “When Ev
En Plein Plein En 4-18—-4-25
columnist, television producer and veteran crime reporter
’s day. had been in back in Hawthorne wisdom to restore the house as it
journalist, award‐winning Emmy‐nominated investigative Jim McAllister McAllister Jim 4-17
rton had the tter façade. Luckily, Ms. Emme when the style was to have a la ee. This best selling author, pleased to present Michele McPh
Tea Tea
r Visitor’s Center, we are on March 20th at 7:00 P.M. in ou
The donor was delighted to learn that his postcard was pre‐reno vation
Strong Women’s Women’s Strong 4-23
authors and experts for this year’s speaker series. Beginning
d The Gables. ed and found that it was indee all of the gables. We investigat
ce a star studded cast of The Gables is excited to announ
Michel McPhee McPhee Michel 3-20
Gables” Seven at Lectures Seven “ was quite sure that it was not The Gables, basically because it didn’t have
SAVE the DATE DATE the SAVE
e donor card that was taken c 1905. Th was moved to our site. Another
Postcards
before Hooper Hathaway House (continued from Pg. 2 )
of Executive Director.
success. its ultimately and programs Connection’s Caribbean The
The Board of Trustees will now commence a search for the perman ent position
in played class Studies American Orsello’s ‐ Duclos Dr. from students University
State Salem role important the mention didn’t Issue...We 2012 Dec. Oversight
ies for our communities.” valued educational opportunit
Emmerton’s legacy and excited to help The Gables carry out its mission to create
the chance to become a part of the team at the Gables. I am ins pired by Caroline
am thrilled to have husband and two children. “I currently lives in Salem with her
Northeastern University, and Master’s in Education from Lesley University. She
Born and raised in Salem, Kara received her B.A. from Wellesley College, MBA from
ing math in the Salem and Danvers public schools.
Laura Wrightson Wrightson Laura Group, a regional compensation consulting irm. four years teach‐ She spent the last
Paul Viccica Viccica Paul
f The Survey ears as the President and CEO o man resources, serving several y
Carla Saccone Saccone Carla
world as well as public education. She spent almost twenty yea rs in the ield of hu‐
James Rose Rose James
to The Gables with experience from the fo Kara McLaughlin comes r‐pro it business
John Randall III III Randall John
Jude Nixon Ph.D. Ph.D. Nixon Jude
welcome her and her family to The Gables’ family.”
Ann Leaver Leaver Ann
served children of i mmigrant families, will help ensure a smoot h transition. We all
Carol Lavoie Schuster Schuster Lavoie Carol
standing of our dual mission to run the museum to bene it under‐ Eric Hayes Hayes Eric
Marion Freedman-Gurspan Freedman-Gurspan Marion The Gables and the Salem community coupled with her under‐
Elizabeth Duclos-Orsello, Ph.D. Ph.D. Duclos-Orsello, Elizabeth bles as our Interim Executive Di rector. Her strong ties to bot h
K. Brewer Doran, Ph.D. Ph.D. Doran, Brewer K.
Board was very pleased that Kara was available to join The Ga‐
Kenmore Commoss Commoss Kenmore
pressed his enthusiasm when aske d about the appointment, “ The
George Irving, Esq, Secretary Secretary Esq, Irving, George
0991 ‐ 744 ‐ 978 F Executive Director of The Gables . Board Pres. Andy Meyers ex‐ Henry Newman, II, Treasurer Treasurer II, Newman, Henry
Trustees of Board
Andrew Meyers, President President Meyers, Andrew 01970 MA Salem, The Board of Trustees has chosen Kara McLaughlin as the Interim
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Interim Executive Director Announced
Board of Trustees Trustees of Board
FEBRUARY 2013
programs for local, underserved children and immigrant families. families. immigrant and children underserved local, for programs
The Gables is more than you think. For over a Century we have provided provided have we Century a over For think. you than more is Gables The Page 8
es and many thanks.
. House of the Seven Gables. Take a ride and make a winter visit
sincere condolenc‐ . We wish to send her family that the donation is in her honor
as this place., The sprouts even in the bone chilling spells. They are as magical
to be sure to say to send donations to The Gables in her name. Friends are asked y send up little chant me. They greet me on the walk after wind or rain and the
ntinue to en‐ walk ways. The moss on the wooden shakes outside the of ice co noring Debbie’s memory by encouraging friends wish to thank her family for ho
ces the brick mant wisteria arbor and snow la The twinkle lights crown the dor
of her passing and ing here was one of her life’s joys. We were so sorry to hear
red that work‐ er husband and son, David, sha Edith Harmon was the Director. H
accept a pat. y to vocalize his opinions and lesser rank. Pete is always read
h her book cart when the nursery school wit
malade feline of the Museum Store and has an occasional spat with Pete, the mar
Debbie worked at The Gables raising funds for tissue paper in Dusty , our resident Maine Coon cat, continues to lounge on the
loved husband of 56 years , Dr. E. Hartley Smith.
garden. tial glow to every nook in the has tucked us in and gives a nup
Florida with her be‐ Marblehead and Naples,
ing runs. The snow nt is swift, perfect for herr ish, herring we think. The curre
time friend on Feb. 5. Deborah J. Smith lived in cormorant diving for linger. There’s an occasional as if they know it’s too cold to
rs that skate quickly at loat in the icy blue wate barren and the moorings are all th We were sad to hear that The Gables lost a long
t hasten. Piers are ern sunset in hopes of warmer days of Spring, if only they migh
Smith J. Deborah of….Mrs. Memory In ……The Salem light shines its auruleon tone from the west‐ Gables the at Extras
special occasion. fascinator) a donning Cambridge, of Duchess Middleton, Kate of (Photo
Romance
istory, celebrate an event or and are a great way to explore h
Blithedale The from
st served after the tour. Private tours are available upon reque
Hawthorne Nathaniel
and proclaim their own strength and individuality. Tea will b e
boughs.”
the girls from EXYO will make their own “fascinators”, aka hats , rustling among wind
summer a of sigh the been Naumkeag women. To celebrate the theme of strong women,
had it if than more any
searched and written by Jennifer Reilly, will also include the
window, the past trailing
ing their time. The tour, re‐ how they contributed to life dur
snowdrift the by
will discuss the women who lived here, both rich and poor, and
depressed
State U student from the American studies program, the strong women theme be to
ourselves allow not who will explore the roles women at The Gables. Prepared by a LifeBridge Salem
would We “
on April 23, from 5:30‐7:30 p.m., for young women from and Yourself Express
Gables The and Women Strong A special tour and tea will be held
tails. www.7gables.org/events
Please visit our website for more de‐
in what is now our parking lot. nt’d. Pg. 8) Also notice that this was (Co ner in an antique treasure.
charm and ambiance for a special din‐ y yellow house ght there appears a three stor rather large mustache. On the ri
House, c. 1682, we can provide the
the cent shop was added. Notice the insert of Nathaniel Hawtho rne sporting a
ing room of the Hooper‐Hathaway
seen before. This view of the house dated 1910‐15 is from Turn er St. before
conference meeting space. In the din‐