Debutante society notes mark postholiday departures and arrivals
Miss Rosamonn Dixey entertains Miss Constance Fol som of New York and Lenox at Beacon street. Several social figures plan December travels to England and abroad after Christmas including Rev. Dr. Leonard Storrs Maria Storrs and Captain Bedwell. Others, such as Mrs. Higginson and Winthrop Ames party, head to Sagamore Farm Aiken and St. Augustine. Desmond Fitz Gerald returns to Brookline for the holiday reunion at the Union Club after California travel.
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Rosamonn Dixey
Constance Folsom
New York
Lenox
Beacon Street
Miss Folsom
Joseph Whistler
George Winthrop Folsom
Leonard Kip Storrs
Brookline
Maria Storrs
Liverpool
Edward P. Bedwell
Anna K. Storrs
England
India
Winthrop Ames
Arthur S. Pier
Boston
St. Augustine
John Stanley Ames
Mary Shreve Ames
North Easton
Dartmouth Street
F. Lothrop Ames
Union Club
California
Desmond Fitz Gerald
Fitz Gerald
Massachusetts Golf Association Nominating List for Annual Meeting
The nominating committee of the Massachusetts Golf Association will present candidates for the January 17 meeting. Positions include President G Herbert Windeler. Vice-President Alfred Ripley. Treasurer Edward Conant. Secretary Richard Freeman. Executive nominees are Nathaniel B. Borden Jr. Edward Wilke. Charles Stickney. George Crocker. Charles I Travelle.
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Massachusetts Golf Association
G. Herbert Windeler
Country Club
Oakley C. C
Edward Bb. Conant
Vesper C. C
Richard R. Freeman
Wollaston G. C
Nathaniel B. Borden, Jr
Fall River G. C
Edward A. Wilke
Allston
Poles Withdraw Money From Manchester Bank
A number of mill workers from the Polish colony gathered at the Manchester Savings Bank to withdraw funds amid confusion over a reported sale of the Manchester mills to the Amoskeag corporation. The bank stayed open through the noon hour and again this evening, though no further demand was made.
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Manchester
N.hh
Amoskeag Corporation
Manchester Savings Bank
Boston Police Edict Pushes Santa Claus Fakirs Out
A Boston edict orders the Salem Street dancing spider vendor and kin to move on from the Tre Mont area near the Common. The annual holiday peddlers have drawn protests from authorities and rival merchants who say the nuisance hampers the big shopkeepers nearby.
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Boston
Salem Street
Street Fakir Edict Triggers City Action on Tremont
Harsh voiced fakir on Tremont Street angers residents and shoppers in Back Bay as police announce a crackdown. The new rule requires fakirs to operate from bags and baskets in the street and pedestrians caught on sidewalks will receive the book.
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Tremont Street
Mr. Back Bay
Miss Back Bay
Santa Claus greets 600 Willard Settlement tots
The Frances E Willard Settlement began its Christmas week with a tree distribution for three clubs, Santa gifts, and an evening party. Over 600 children will receive a Christmas present this week, with 37 clubs coordinating to share celebrations and keep age, nationality, and religion separate where possible. Miss Nellie F Hill heads the effort as donations fund toys, games, and supplies for free distribution.
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Santa Claus
Willard Settlement
Frances E. Willard Settlement
Nellie F. Hill
Fr McCluskey's Silver Jubilee in Boston
The Rev. Father T. J. McCluskey S J of the Church of the Immaculate Conception celebrated his silver jubilee of ordination. Mass of thanksgiving morning and an anniversary banquet in the evening hosted by Rev. Francis J. Glynn at St Mary’s Melrose. McCluskey, a New York native, was ordained in the archdiocese of New York, joined the Jesuits in 1889, served at St Leo's and St Patrick's in New York, taught at a Jesuit college, and moved to Boston recently dividing duties between his church and Boston College.
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T. J. McCluskey
S.J
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Harrison Avenue
Father McCluskey
Francis J. Glynn
St. Mary’s Church
Melrose
New York State
Troy
Secu
Archdiocese of
New York
St. Leo’s Church
New York City
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Corrigan
Jesuits
St. Francis Church
Metropolis
Jesuit College
Boston
Boston College
Parkhurst
Lloyd's Opera Glasses Specially Imported Morocco and Pearl
Specially imported opera glasses in Morocco and pearl finishes. Well corrected and bearing our name. Mail orders welcome with a free catalogue on request.
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Lloyd's Opera Glasses
Morocco
Opera
Atkinson Will Leaves Entire Estate to Wife
The late Edward Atkinson of Brookline left no public bequests in his probate filing at the Norfolk registry in Dedham yesterday. The will names executors Edward W. Atkinson and Ernest Winsor and bequeaths all property to his widow absolutely. Witnesses are Moses Williams A E H Buffum and Frances I Smith.
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Edward Atkinson
Brookline
Norfolk
Dedham
Moses Williams
A. E H. Buffum
Frances l. Smith
Atkinson
Edward W. Atkinson
Ernest Winsor
Letters to Santa From Boston Children
The Post prints samples of Christmas wishes from local kids asking Santa for dolls and help this holiday season. Annie Williams, Harry Till, Lillian Kusick, and May Fe Henderson share humble pleas about poverty, hard times, and family needs while expressing merry wishes for Christmas and a Happy New Year.
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Santa Claus
Mr. Post
Annie Williams
Madison
Roxbury
Papa
Santa
Old
Boston Post
Harry Till
O Street
South
Boston
Post
Lillian Kusick
Falrmenty
Street
Cambridge
May FE
Henderson
Chester Street
Mattapan
Priest William Millerick Marks 25 Years in Stoneham
The Rev. William J. Millerick pastor of St. Patrick's Church observed the 25th anniversary of his ordination with a 7:30 a m mass and a day of visitors. Born in Boston and educated at Boston College and Troy seminary, he served Beverly then Charlestown’s St. Mary’s before coming to Stoneham in 1900 where he has since built strong ties.
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Stoneham
William J. Millerick
St. Patrick’s Church
Father Millerick
Boston
Boston College
Troy Seminary
Beverly
St. Mary's
Charlestown
Millerick
St. Patrick’s
Jamaicans Bitter Over Emigrant Tax Law
Kingston Jamaica December 18 Henry Burnett representative of Chief Engineer Stevens Panama Canal Zone sailed yesterday for New York to urge the United States government to press Jamaican authorities to alter the emigrants protection law requiring a deposit from each person leaving for the zone. natives express bitter feeling and see the law as restricting liberty. It is believed Washington will seek to influence Jamaica to adjust its stance.
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Kingston
Henry Burnett
Stevens
Panama Canal Zone
New York
United States
Spank Em or Pet Em Sermons Spark Debate on Child Discipline
The Rev Dr Parkhurst and the Rev Dr Dowling in New York sermons urge parents to combine discipline with example. They warn against indulgent or overly strict home rule, arguing that obedience and character are formed through balanced guidance and sympathetic restraint.
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New York
Cheero
Somerville Club Elects Officers and Board
The Central Club of Somerville held its annual election last night. Francis M. Wilson was named president Joseph S. Pike treasurer Walter T. Littlefield secretary and Douglas Feaster Charles S. Robertson Charles A. Burns and George W. Harvey elected to the board of directors The club has 308 members a net gain of 21.
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Central Club
Somerville
Francis M. Wilson
Joseph S. Pike
Walter T. Littlefield
Douglas Feaster
Charles S. Robertson
Charles A. Burns
George W. Harvey
Club
Dear Miss Champagne Offers Love Advice In a Young Suit
A 19 year old man seeks guidance from Mildred Champagne about an love affair with a 20 year old girl. The columnist urges independence before marriage and advises the youth to work toward a stable home and prove faithfulness amid circulating rumors.
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Miss Champagne
Champagne
Maya
Christmas at Washburn's in Boston Promotes Credit Ease
Washburn's in Boston touts its credit plan No Money Down and a Dollar a Week for clothing. The 465 and 630 Washington Street stores emphasize expanded stock from the Liberty Tree block with ladies and gents departments, including furs jewelry watches and a wide selection of apparel for all ages.
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Greater
Boston
Washburn
George E. Washburn
Washburn House
Washington Street
Jordan's
Boylston Street
Washburn’s
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