Cathedral Services Outline New Year Observances
Cardinal O Connell will preside at a New Year s Eve service at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross tonight featuring a sermon Te Deum and benediction. A solemn high mass is planned tomorrow at 9 am with additional masses at 5 30 6 7 and 8 am for children. Evening devotions and holy hour follow. A 7 45 pm thanksgiving service will be held at St Mary s North End.
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Cardinal O’connell
Sacred Heart
St. Mary’s Church
North End
W. J. Conway
S. J
Baron's Son Leaves Yale to Marry Cabaret Singer
Alfred von de Ropp, Yale oarsman and son of Baron von de Ropp, quit Yale several days ago. He is now studying at Stanford University in California while his wife Miss Fisher, a cabaret singer, waits at her home to join him after his course ends this year.
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New Haven
Alfred von de Ropp
Yale
Baron von de Ropp
Leland Stanford University
California
Miss Fisher
Courtship Ends Amid Scandal At Sheffield Yale Boat Honor
The von der Ropp affair climaxes in a police court where two dancer friends and a student, later seen with Miss Fisher, challenge college discipline. Alfred von der Ropp, Yale varsity eight member, was the tallest man in the class, with a family tied to borax fortune and Pan American exposition plans.
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von der Ropp
Sheffield
O'Meara
House of Good Shepard
Miss Fisher
San Francisco
Baron von der Ropp
United States
Broadway
New York
Kansas City
Carman's Union Votes for New Election After Fraud Probe
The executive board urged a complete election reset with nominations on Monday January 11 and primaries a week later. The union would vote the following week and install officers at the February meeting. A ban on involved members from seeking office was removed after debate. The group condemned star chamber sessions and pledged rules against scandal in elections. International President Mahon presided as about 2500 members attended.
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Cutive Board
Star Chamber
Mahon
Miss Sears to Wed Harvard Star in Soon Engagement
Report says Miss Sears will marry Harvard star Trumbull before the season ends. She inherits 600000 or more from her grandfather and 3000000 from her mother, with another fortune promised by her father. Their romance emerged as Sears attended Harvard games and Trumbull earned top class honors at Salem society.
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Miss Sears
Copley Plaza
Francis Bartlett
Herbert M. Sears
Commonwealth Avenue
Bayard Warren
Elizabeth Sears
Boston
Bartlett
Trumbull
Salem
Harvard
Charley Brickley
Brickley
Woman of Fashion Is Tragedy Says Both Women
Mrs. Bertha Cushing Child and Miss Julia Goldman of 114 Mt. Vernon street call the fashionable type a tragedy. They are Universal Dress League members, speaking after a demonstration by Miss Constance Gutterson at the Women's City Club event.
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Bertha Cushing Child
Julia Goldman
Mt. Vernon Street
Universal Dress League
Constance Gutterson
Women’s City Club
Fashion Critics Debate Tunic Gown Trend In America
Mrs Child describes an olive chiffon tunic gown with a gold girdle and an elaborate lace gown while Miss Goldman notes a yellow chiffon Greek gown for evening wear. They discuss how fashion volatility reflects economic and social shifts, urging purpose beyond dress. Both anticipate wider adoption of tunic styles rooted in Greece and Oriental influences in the United States.
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Bertha Cushing Child
Universal Dress League
Trail of Beauty in Cyanide Case Fuels Burns Murder Probe
County Attorney Guptill pursues a clue across New Hampshire towns from Laconia to Manchester as Mrs. Frederick A. Burns faces arraignment in Raymond for allegedly murdering her husband by poison, in a case unfolding over several months.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Laconia
Manchester
Guptill
Frederick A. Burns
Raymond
Burns
Webb's
Walkers
Mary Diamond
Notting ham Murder Case Reveals New Suspects and Letters
Authorities disclose that Mrs. Burns made six calls to Webb's stable in Nottingham the day her husband died while investigators report threatening letters sent to Mrs. Burns and her daughter urging them to leave Burns alone. Burns’s cyanide death verdict is cited and Mrs. Burns faces trial amid claims of a staged escape plan.
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Burns
Nottingham
John H. Bartlett
Manchester
Alice Howard
Raymond
Whitney
Harvard
Mary Davis
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