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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1922
Page
5
Miss Elizabeth Robbins Caswell, a Boston society figure, ended her engagement with Jasper Morgan nephew of J Pierpont Morgan. She boarded the White Star liner Arabic yesterday with her mother Mrs John Caswell and her brother, avoiding press as she moved to stateroom No 107.
Mrs Caswell locks her state room door and refuses contact except with several young girls escorted by Miss Caswell's brother. Rebecca Smith, a Boston society girl tied to the Caswell-Morgan wedding, is among those admitted. Judge T F McAnarny and Mrs McAnarny sail on the steamer from Commonwealth Pier for a continental tour. he cites health after Pneumonia following the Sacco Vanzetti trial. Joseph A Conry, former Russian consul, is escorted aboard the same vessel.
Washington society notes aboard ill fated ships as Mack and Mrs Sullivan join their husbands in Constantinople while Mrs Morris returns to Florence aboard the Arabic. The group includes Mrs Faulkner and daughter Miss Sarah Faulkner and other Boston travelers. Mrs Smith of Tulsa stirs a scene by attempting to change a $1000 bill.
Belfast Me December 8 1910 Me 17 Heen L Mank died today from an accidental rifle shot by Alfred Dunbar 16 while out hunting with Dunbar's older brother Mank had returned to the Dunbar home and Alfred asked to inspect the rifle. The tragedy followed. The report notes a pearl fish party work in shallow water yields about three tons of shells daily.
Miss Mary Anne Ford, aged 77 or 44 years a teacher at Emerson School East Boston until 1910, was buried in Union Cemetery Scituate after funeral at her home. Emerson faculty James E. Leary Miss Mary Sweeney and Miss Charlotte Ray attended. Former pupils Thomas A. Niland and Major Patrick A. Sullivan represented her students.
Royal Brown Lucian Cary and Bess Streeter Aldrich will contribute the Flapper Number to the Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The feature promises modern fiction reflecting fashionable youth culture in a weekly serial.
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