Bridge for Smith Fund at Newton Club
The Smith College Alumnae Association of Newton hosted a bridge event at the Newton Club yesterday presenting 50 tables. Mary Glover led the committee with help from Mrs. Frank P. Scofield and Katharine Ames among others, raising over $200 for the Smith million dollar fund.
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Smith College Alumnae Association of
Newton
Lucy Allen
Ethel Gilman
Carol Anderson
Newton Club
Newtonville
Mary Glover
Frank P. Scofield
Ex football star to be wed today
Edward Wingersky son of Mr and Mrs Lazarus Wingersky of 85 Devon street and a former football star at Mechanics Arts High School will wed Miss Mabel Silverman daughter of Mr and Mrs Mendel Silverman of 57 Humboldt avenue tomorrow evening at the Brookline residence of Henry Penn the florist.
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Edward Wingersky
Lazarus Wingersky
Devon Street
Mechanics Arts High School
Mabel Silverman
Mendel Silverman
Humboldt Avenue
Brookline
Henry Penn
Legal Affairs Committee Moves to Repeal Bar and Bottle Law
The committee on legal affairs reported a bill last night indirectly repealing the bar and bottle law. Five dissenters opposed the report though the act constrains selling bottled goods in a saloon and selling liquor by the glass in a bottle place.
Local option liquor bills seek delayed openings and mixed licenses
A repeal bill allows fourth and fifth class licenses to operate alongside first class licenses with local option referendums in each municipality. Dissenting Senators Hilton Montague and Representatives Tufts Haines Wilson Cassasa opposed the report that would bar saloons before 8 am. Other measures include liquor sales restrictions on special occasions in Boston and refund-when-death provisions.
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Hilton
Montague
Tufts
Haines
Wilson
Cassasa
Boston
Railroads Seek Power to Electrify Any Time Under Bill
Railroad bill faces committee where ex Mayor Nathan Matthews demands the board be empowered to order electrification on any railroad at any time. He notes the proposal would issue 63 million in debenture bonds beyond current limits and allow use outside the state without rail commission approval. Attorney Coolidge represents the railroads and says they are ready to electrify whenever the board orders it.
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Transportation Commission
Committee On, Ways and Means
Nathan Matthews
Railroad Commission
Coolidge
Suffrage Bills Die Without Debate in Senate
Without debate the woman suffrage bills were killed in the Senate due to an agreement to let the question stand. The Drury straw vote bill was killed among the rest.
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Senate
Boston & Eastern bond extension approved in House vote
The House approved extending to January 1 next the deadline for Boston and Eastern to file a $400000 construction bond by a voice vote. An amendment to forbid selling its charter failed 69 to 147 as Washburn and Lomasney traded sharp remarks during the debate.
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Boston & Eastern
Lomasney
Boston
Washburn
Harvard Man Heads New Rural Organization Service
Washington April 7. Secretary Houston created the rural organization service in the Department of Agriculture and named Dr. T N Carver of Harvard as its director. The unit extends the division of markets to study marketing and distribution of farm products, per last year’s congressional authorization.
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Washington
Houston
Department of Agriculture
Rural Organization Service
T. N. Carver
Harvard
Congress
French Department Head at Wellesley Dies of Pneumonia
Mme. Henriette Louise Therese Colin, head of the French department at Wellesley College, died yesterday morning of pneumonia after an illness of a few days. She joined Wellesley in 1904 as associate professor and was named head in 1907 as professor of French language and literature.
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Mme
Henriette Louise Therese Colin
Wellesley College
Wellesley
N. Y. 2851 Relieving Rheumatism Promoted by Advertisers
A short drug advertisement claims Eimer & Amend's N. Y. 2851 relieves rheumatism and is recommended by users. It notes reliable druggists carry the product.
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Eimer & Amend
N. Y
Miss Elizabeth Sears to Become Bride Today
Miss Elizabeth Sears eldest daughter of Herbert M. Sears and Bayard Warren will wed at Arlington Street Church this afternoon with Rev. Paul Revere Frothingham officiating. Maid of honor is her sister Phyllis Sears. best man Samuel D. Warren. numerous ushers from Harvard, Boston, and nearby clubs. A large reception and wedding breakfast at the Sears home on Commonwealth avenue follow.
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Bayard Warren
Arlington Street Church
Elizabeth Sears
Herbert M. Sears
Commonwealth Avenue
Daniel D. Warren
Marlboro Street
Dedham
Arlington Street
Paul Revere Frothingham
Vincent and New Riding Clubs
Sears
Phyllis Sears
Samuel D. Warren
Robert Sturgis Potter
Philadelphia
Gordon Henry Blach
Laramie
Wyo
Harvard
Frederick Parker, Jr
Daniel Sargent
Alfred Montgomery Goodale
John S. Parker
Boston
Pereyru
Wendel
Jagnarca Plain
Ghose
Thomas H. Frothingham
Upton’s. Sullivan
Edwin D. Morgan, Jr
Westbury
Long Island
Vincent Club
Will Wedman Who Shot Her and Her Lover Reunite
Amelia Stearman testified in New York court that Thomas J. Hiney shot her last October after seeing her with another man. Hiney faced a potential long sentence as he pleaded guilty. The judge suspended the sentence, and the couple immediately sought a marriage license.
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New York
Amelia Stearman
Thomas J. Hiney
Thomas
Amelia
Daughter Sues for 1800 Over Ancestral Estate Services
Mrs Ellen Black of North Attleboro sues in Norfolk Superior Court Dedham against John Devlin executor of John Daly of Plainville seeking 1800 as due for services rendered to her father for five years before his death.
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Ellen Black
North Attleboro
Norfolk
Harvard Scion Joins Dickey Society Initiation
Lionel de Jersey Harvard, first in his family to attend the university, is slated as a Dickey Society candidate. He will be publicly initiated in Harvard Square with nine other initiates tomorrow afternoon, and will perform bootshine duties for Dickey members while attending lectures in a ragged suit.
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Lionel de Jersey
Harvard
Harvard University
Dickey Society
Harvard Square
Dickey
Congress Stormed By Votes Army
Five hundred women suffragists from every district marched to the Capitol and delivered petitions demanding a constitutional amendment for votes for women.
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Congress
Washington
Suffrage March Gains Warm Capitol Welcome
In contrast to earlier chaos March 3 protestors moved along cleared streets under heavy police guard. Alice Paul led the procession into the Capitol where Representative Bryan welcomed them and pledged Senate and House support for equal suffrage. Senators Brady La Follette Jones Shafroth Poindexter Townsend Sutherland and Thomas greeted the marchers and voiced support. Each woman carried a petition urging congressional action.
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Capitol
Alice Paul
Bryan
Washington
Senate
House
United States
Rotunda
Brady
la Follette
Jones
Shafroth
Poindexter
Townsend
Delaware Peach Crop Damaged by Cold Weather
Dover reports the Delaware peach crop likely suffered serious damage from overnight frost. An advanced spring growth means the entire peach crop and much of other tree fruits are injured, according to Professor Webb of the State Bureau of Agriculture.
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Dover
Delaware
Webb
State Bureau of Agriculture
Whittemore Greene Matrimony In Cambridge
Miss Florence Nelson Whittemore and William Allan Greene wed yesterday in Cambridge. They will reside at Leland Hill Millbury after July 1.
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Florence Nelson Whittemore
William Allan Greene
Cambridge
Leland Hill
Millbury
Harko offers hand tailored suits at 12 50
Strictly tailored suits made from American Woolen Company fabrics rival a $25 suit at $12.50. S. H. Harrison Co. advertises at 662 to 672 Washington street corner Beach.
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S. H. Harrison Co
Washington Street
Cor. Beach
HARKO
American Woolen Company
Best
Boston
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