Mrs Story elected president general of D A R in third ballot
Mrs William Cummings Story of New York heads the conservative faction and wins the D A R presidency on the third ballot over Mrs John Miller Horton of Buffalo. Seven vice presidents general were elected. harmony and unity urged as the new officers pledged support.
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Washington
William Cummings Story
New York
The
Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
John Miller Horton
Buffalo
Story
Horton
Thomas Kite
Ohio
Rhett Goode
Alabama
John Swift
California
Allen P. Perley
Pennsylvania
Ben F. Gray, Jr
Missouri
Harriett
Lake
Iowa
John Lee Dinwiddie
Indiana
Matthew T. Scott
Charles B. Bryan
Bryan
Mrs. Story
Psychology of Interior Decoration Color Choices
Mrs. Warner Taylor argues interior colors shape health and mood in a Cosmos Club Wakefield lecture. She links red to excitement and blue to sadness, praises green as soothing, and urges nature inspired, simple designs with balanced tones across rooms to protect concentration, calm nerves, and aid rest.
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Warner Taylor
Summit Avenue
Cosmos Club of
Wakefield
Cosmos Club
First Motions Bank of Norwich Closes Insolvent
Washington April 18 The First Motions Bank of Norwich Conn closed its doors recently and is insolvent with a receiver unavoidable, per a telegram to Comptroller Murray from National Bank Examiner Dean in charge.
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Washington
First Motions Bank of
Norwich
Conn
Wich
Murray
National Bank Examiner
Dean
Mrs Ethel York Sues Tailor for Divorce
A suit for divorce was filed by Mrs. Ethel I York of Winthrop against Charles F York of Boston and Winthrop, owner of Charles F York Co 7 Water Street. She alleges cruel treatment and a statutory offense by an unknown person. The couple married February 14 1902 and have lived in Boston and Winthrop. York could not be reached but friends expect a general denial and challenge to the case.
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Ethel I. York
Winthrop
Charles F. York
Charles F. York & Co
Waterstreet
York
Boston
Happy Twenty Dance At St James Hall
The Happy Twenty seniors of the Boston Newboys Club host a 2 PM dance at St James Hall Huntington Avenue. The program features a Flirtation dance by Happy Twenty members. Elab orate decorations, promised attendance by theater figures, Governor Foss and staff, Mayor Fitzgerald, James J Storrow and wife, and other notable city figures.
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Happy Twenty
Boston
Fitzgerald
James J. Storrow
Secret Marriage Surprises Cambridge Friends
Miss Annie R. Fallon 19 daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles A Fallon of 322 Prospect street Cambridge married Louis B Martel a notable Marlboro young man. The ceremony occurred last Wednesday at St Marys Church of the Annunciation parochial residence with Rev Father Wood officiating.
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Cambridge
Annie R. Fallon
Charles A. Fallon
Prospect Street
Louis B. Martel
Marlboro
St. Mary’s Church of the Annunciation
Father Wood
Grandson of Boston & Maine president discharged by Hayes
Lucius Tuttle Hill of Brookline technology student and grandson of the railroad president was discharged by United States Commissioner Hayes yesterday. He had been arrested Wednesday on a charge of operating his own wireless apparatus without a license, but the commissioner ruled there was no wilful violation of the law.
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Lucius Tuttle
Hayes
United States
Lucius Tuttle Hill
Brookline
Boston & Maine Road
Big Charity Horse Show Is Success
The annual charity horse show at the Park Riding School drew the year’s most representative Greater Boston and north shore society as it benefited Western flood sufferers. The event highlighted prominent attendees and served a strong charitable purpose.
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Greater
Society Horse Show Delights Boston with Glamorous Cast
Miss Dorothy Forbes and Miss Alice Sargent led the lively event as Boston society thronged to preview a full programme of horse classes. Emerald and Eaglet won blue in class 9, while Frank Donovan’s stable swept four blue ribbons. The night featured riders from prominent families, West Point rough riding, and a dramatic wild horse breaking finale by Walter A. Green.
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Dorothy Forbes
Alice Sargent
Boston
N. H. Bayliss, Jr
E. S. Webster
Charm
Frances Webster
A. G. Bliss
Widow Wise
W. W. Hobb
West Point
Battery A
Sergeant Drinkwater
A. G. Carey
A. G. Glidden
Walter A. Green
Prescott Bigelow, Jr
Elizabeth Bigelow
H. Staples Potter
Alice Sargeant
John Parkinson
George Burrows
A. Henry Higginson
Evelyn Curtis
Frances Bradley
E. Weckesser
E. J. Bliss
Peter T. Roache
Thomas G. Plant
Marjorie van Wickle
Wife of Copley Plaza chef dies after Paris meeting
The wife of Jean Jetou, chef at the Copley Plaza, has died on Thursday. The couple wed about six years ago after meeting in Paris where Jetou gained fame for creating many new dishes.
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Copley-Plaza French
Jean Jetou
Copley-Plaza
Jetou
Paris
Bromo Quinine Laxative Ad Promises Quick Cures
An advertising notice touts a laxative product labeled Bromo Quinine with the signature of FE. W. Grove claiming a cure for a gold in one day and grip in two days for 25 cents.
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FE. W. Grove
Modernists Exhibit Opens in Copley Hall April 28
Boston art lovers will view a notable show in Copley Hall marking the Modernists movement with works influenced by Futurists and Cubists. The exhibition opens April 28, drawing attention to the contemporary painters and their striking interpretations.
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Boston
Copley Hall
Foreign Art Works to Be Shown at Local Halls
The article notes numerous promised foreign exhibitions filling Copley and Allston Halls. It expects several hundred paintings from leading foreign artists embracing the new idea. The show will focus on foreign offerings, ranging from The Woman With Mustard Pot to a blocky Nude Descending the Stairs, echoing building fragment aesthetics.
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Copley
Allston
Descriptive Exhibition Under Copley Society Ties
A forthcoming exhibition under the Copley Society and New York’s Association of American Painters and Sculptors features sculpture and graphic copies. Inspectors preview works with abstract patterns and distorted portraits, including a piece titled The Woman with the Mustard Pot and a疑 mustard pot that may be a buoy.
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Copley Society
Association of American Painters and Sculptors of New York
Future of Symphony Orchestra in Nation Federation Meeting
At the third annual conference in Pembroke Street Major Henry L. Higginson recounted the Boston Symphony's origins and growth, praising the South End Music School and conductor figures like Arthur Shepherd and Clement Lenox. He warned of large deficits, noting years with up to 50 000, and urged endowment to sustain the orchestra for future generations.
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National Federation of Music Societies
Southnd Music School
Pembroke Street
Henry L. Higginson
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Higginson
Southend Music School Orchestra
Arthur Sheperd
Clement Len
Hans Richter
Richter
Muck
Kaiser
Max Fiedler
Mack
Otto Urack
Major Higginson
Symphony
Major Higginson and the Boston Symphony's formative years
The article recounts early efforts to create a Boston symphony orchestra led by Major Higginson. It notes key figures Ellen Woods, D. Edward Burlingame Hill, David Manners, Mrs. Mans field, and Robert A. Woods, and details contracts, rehearsals, and conductor appointments including George Henschel and Wilhelm Gericke. It describes ambitions, financial challenges after the Civil War, and pivotal performances and insistence on commitment from musicians.
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Robert A. Woods
D. Edward Burlingame Hill
David B.manners
Howard Mansfield
National Federation ‘of
Beethoven
Egmont
Bizet
Tschaikowsky
Dornroschen
Higginson
Nicola
Major Higginson
Boston
America
George Henschel
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