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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1917
Page
6
The Public School Association met yesterday at the Twentieth Century Club with school committee Chairman Joseph Lee delivering the principal address.
Former officers are re-elected with Randall Morris as president and Henry L. Higginson as honorary president. The school committee plans to cut non essential subjects, focusing on core knowledge and practical learning for students.
The Sunday Post showcases Easter styles in vivid colors. Bright illustrations highlight fashion, seasonal decor, and festive accessories. The feature combines trends with traditional symbols, offering ideas for church and family celebrations.
The Y M C A announces it will mobilize 500 trained men and spend 3 million dollars on welfare work for the army and navy, following camps on the Mexican border. Proceeds from Caliban by the Yellow Sands will go to war relief with committees deciding distribution.
Lieut W J Moses in charge of New Jersey recruiting protested Mayor Griffin over sending a larceny charge to Newark naval station calling it an insult to the navy He reported the incident to Gov Edge and Washington Recorder Carsten defended the move saying the youth was not a criminal but a prank victim while intoxicated
The Married Women's Sodality of St. Ambrose Church Boston Field's Corner hosts an after L ent whist and dancing party at Bloomfield Hall on April 9. Prizes include 50 pounds of sugar and groceries. dancing continues until 1 am.
Washington April 3 the White House received a sharp shift in telegrams. After weeks of mixed war and peace advice most messages now express enthusiastic support for the President. Colonel George Harvey, a past campaign opponent, sent a strong note of backing.
Raleigh April 3 The Biltmore estate of the late George W Vanderbilt near Asheville North Carolina has been offered by Mrs Edith Vanderbilt to At Home to This Friends a great story by Booth Tarkington in the next Sunday Post.
The Simmons College junior class, led by president Sylvia Wallace, voted unanimously to forgo the Junior Prom amid wartime tensions following a call from Dean Sarah Louise Arnold. The vote occurred after spring vacation as students gathered to decide what they felt they ought to do.
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