Among the Churches of Greater Boston
Kennebunk reader asks where to purchase the hymn book used in Chapman Alexander meetings. The Evangelical Alliance at Tremont Temple Boston handles orders. Also note Boston Bible Club meets next Monday at 1 o'clock in Gilbert Hall Tremont Temple with Rev William H Van Allen discussing Religion and Miracle. Universalist Publishing Co to move to new headquarters on Boylston Street on Dec 27 and hosts reception Jan 1. Salvation Army gains street stand rights for War Cry with Eva Booth Christmas story. Charles F Bradley speaks on Child Labor Laws at Union Congregational Church tonight.
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Kennebunk
Chapman-Alexander
Evangelical Alliance
Tremont Temple
Boston
Boston Bible Club
Gilbert Hall
William H. van Allen
Gordon
Universalist Publishing Company
Boylston Street
Friends of the Church
Winter Lobster Toast and Sausage Dinner Notes
A recipe for cold boiled lobster with butter cracker crumb filling and egg yolks, seasoned with dry mustard, milk and salt. followed by a pork sausage dish with onions tomatoes and gravy served over fried vegetables and sweet potatoes. Attributed to Mattie Flynn of East Boston and Emily Wiesner of Walthath.
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Mattie E. Flynn
Lexington Street
East
Boston
Emily A. Wiesner
Vernon Street
Walthath
Whose Child Is This Photograph Wanted Identified
A Boston Post notice asks for the photographed girl on Stillman street to be identified. The finder receives a five dollar gold piece if identified by a parent guardian relative or friend at the City Editor’s room 275 Washington street third floor between 3 and 5 p m within five days. A full page of school child snapshots will appear next Sunday and parents should order now to obtain a copy for identification.
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Post
Stillman Street
Boston Post
Washington Street
Talk of the Town features school child photo contest
The Post showcases a school child contest with 20 pictures printed last Sunday and 18 identified. Mary Flemming, 8, of 58 Myrtle Street, West End, won a $5 gold piece and plans to save the money.
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Post
Daily Post
Mary Flemming
Myrtle Street
West End
William Flemming
St. Joseph’s Parochial School
Margaret
Dear Miss Champagne Advice on a Breach of Promise Case
A young woman asks about a man she loves who historically dated another, whose family objects to marriage. The response says no law compels him to marry, breach of promise damages would be hard to prove, and warns not to fear threats from the other woman who will have trouble proving damages.
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Miss Champagne
Breach of Promise Clarified as Civil Suit Only
The text argues that even if a woman sues for breach of promise she gains nothing if the man has no money. It states that such a claim affects property but cannot touch a person or liberty, since breach of promise is a civil action not criminal.
Fashions and Fads Highlight Dainty Evening Wear Trends
Paragraph points describe lace cuirass and jet-studded nets for evening wear, the polonaise tunic, a thin gold watch chain with pearls, the tricorne hat revived from Louis XIV era, satin charmeuse, and children’s white and colored flannel Russian blouses. Waistlines return to natural position as spangles and trimmings surge. Pink dominates winter palettes with coral, bois de rose and ashes of roses. turbans feature large wings and mercury accents. Opera bags mount with a bar top for easy glasses access.
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Louis XIV
Mon'seer Pierre Seeks Return Through Grandson's Violin
A veteran performer once famed as Mon’seer Pierre confronts fading fame and poverty. On Broadway he schemes to reconnect with his estranged family and seeks aid from his grandson, the boy violinist set to debut at the opera house. The music speaks and the past yields to the present.
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Pierre
Broadway
Pierre Gatier
Opera House
Thrill and Excitement Mark Next Louis Tracy Serial
The Sunday Post Magazine previews a next installment of Louis Tracy's "A Son of the Immortals" promising adventure and suspense for readers on Christmas Sunday.
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Louis Tracy
Sunday Post
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Greater Boston
Salvation Army
Eva Booth
Charles F. Bradley
People’s Hour
Union Congregational Church
New England
Tample Place
Tremont Sieer
Royal Axminster
Bug Store
Talk OF the Town
Mildred Champagne
Jaynes
R. H. White
Jordin Marsh
Russia
Workingmens Co-Operative Bank
Tremont St
Col
Bromfield
Frank E. Burbank
Sec’y and Treas
Christmas Sunday Post
Washington St. Blake Building
The
Christabel Robinson
Norway Street
Heliotrope
Copenhagen
Men’s Furnishings Store
Summer St
Handkerch
Jordan Marsh Company
Georgia
N. K. Fairbank Company
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