Mrs. Cadis Lindsley Vars, member of a prominent pioneer Dallas family died Monday. Mrs. Lindsley was the daughter of the late Col. Henry D. Lindsley and the late Ruth Bower Lindsley. Col. Lindsley was the mayor of Dalls shortly before World War I, the first national commander of the American Legion and was national known in numerous activities. Ruth Bower Lindsley was active in women's activties in Dallas and was one of the original backers of Hockaday School.
[Source: "Mrs. Cadis Lindsley Vars of Prominent Family Dies," Dallas Morning News, October 15, 1957, page 13]
She married Addison Foster Vars. They lived much of the time in Buffalo, New York.
[Source: "Mrs. Cadis Lindsley Vars of Prominent Family Dies," Dallas Morning News, October 15, 1957, page 13]
She married Addison Foster Vars. They lived much of the time in Buffalo, New York.
Mrs. Cadis Lindsley Vars, member of a prominent pioneer Dallas family died Monday. Mrs. Lindsley was the daughter of the late Col. Henry D. Lindsley and the late Ruth Bower Lindsley. Col. Lindsley was the mayor of Dalls shortly before World War I, the first national commander of the American Legion and was national known in numerous activities. Ruth Bower Lindsley was active in women's activties in Dallas and was one of the original backers of Hockaday School.
[Source: "Mrs. Cadis Lindsley Vars of Prominent Family Dies," Dallas Morning News, October 15, 1957, page 13]
She married Addison Foster Vars. They lived much of the time in Buffalo, New York.
[Source: "Mrs. Cadis Lindsley Vars of Prominent Family Dies," Dallas Morning News, October 15, 1957, page 13]
She married Addison Foster Vars. They lived much of the time in Buffalo, New York.
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