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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1922
Page
2
In New York on April 20 more than 850 men and women including leaders from many fields attended a dinner honoring Lady Astor, described as a connecting link between English speaking peoples, with John W. Davis presiding and praising her.
The speech from Lady Astor praised the League of Nations as a path to peace and warned against entangling alliances. She cited the Washington conference and noted millions of war losses, urging stronger Britain US cooperation and a global policemen role for navies in pursuit of peace.
The Colonial Boys a Fitzgerald Post VFW unit in South Boston will host their annual dance tonight at Catholic Union Hall Washington Street South End. The event features a cabaret during intermission and other entertainment with committee members including William Murray Herbert Donovan Charles Kelly Leo Connors John O Neil George Hellen Frank O Kearney Joseph Grant and Patrick Connolly.
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