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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1921

Page

3

Mrs Harding in cameras glare at Ritz press session

United News reports on the Tuesday interview with Mrs Warren G Harding at the Ritz Carlton New York. Reporters, photographers, and press aides pressed into the royal suite as Mrs Harding, reluctant to pose, faced a rapid-fire session guided by Alexander Moore. She answered briefly after a scripted intro by Moore and declined questions.

New York United News Warren G.harding Ritz-Carlton Royal Suite Ritz Mrs. Harding Edward McLean Lillian Russell Harding New McLean Mr. Moore Moore

Mrs Harding Begins Selection of White House Wardrobe

Mrs Harding, wife of the president elect, spends eight hours at the Ritz Carlton reviewing gowns fabrics hats and models for the White House clothes cabinet. Fifth avenue modistes tailors and jewellers visit her rooms while photographers and reporters gather in the Ritz Carlton lobby awaiting a glimpse. Style critics judge the impressions from the hotel suite campaign.

New York Associated Press White House Harding Fifth Avenue Farriers Ritz- Carlton

Boys Rewarded for Kindness to Animals

Fourteen cheerful schoolboys were honored at the Lincoln medal and book awards of the Anrival Rescue League for rescuing helpless animals. Medals were pinned by Rev. Walter A. Co. Smith, with several boys named for medals and others for book prizes. The league logged thousands of animal rescues this year, reflecting growing activity and concern. Pine Ridge Home for Horses in Dedham hosted rest for winter and an animal cemetery holds about 400 pet graves from across the country.

Knights of Humanity Anrival Rescue League League Hotel Westminster Walter A. Co. Smith Joseph Gleason Cabot Street Roxbury George Kamel Oak Animalo Animal Rescue League Albert Calla Manuel Rushton D. McDonald I. Dobrunski Ernest Larson Joseph Nagle William Lovett Michael Burke

Mrs Harding Chooses All American Wardrobe in Blue

Mrs Harding declares blue as the favored color after March 4 and selects a tea gown and evening gown in blue with all-American jewels. She vows no foreign frills in her wardrobe, favoring colonial cameos on black velvet bands for neck and wrist and calling herself 100 percent American.

Milk price cut sweeps Boston and surrounding towns

Milk dealers lowered prices from 12 to 1 cent a quart in Boston yesterday and similar reductions are reported in Bay State towns. In Haverhill the consumer price dropped from 17 to 16 cents a quart, with 8 1-2 quart cans cut from 87 to 81 cents. February Boston deliveries range 16 to 16 3-4 cents.

Boston Bay State Haverhill

Army and Navy Club Ball in East Armory

The Army and Navy Club and Community Service Inc will hold a ball tonight at East Armory East Newton Street with patronesses including Mrs Bernard Berenson Mrs Louis Chester Miss Harriett Cutler Miss Catherine Cohen Miss Jennie Carmichael Miss Elizabeth Eustis Miss Emma Ferris Miss Bertha Fogarty Miss Elizabeth Leland Mrs William Hirshon Mrs EF J Phinney Miss Alice Stackpole and Miss Emily Stevens.

Army and Navy Club and Community Service, Inc East Armory East Newton Street Bernard Berenson Louis Chester Harriett’ Cutler Catherine Cohen Jennie Carmichael Elizabeth Eustis Emma Ferris Bertha Fogarty Elizabeth Leland William Hirshon EF. J. Phinney Alice Stackpole Emily Stevens

Unknown American War Dead Returned for Arlington Interment

Washington February 1 The body of an unidentified American soldier from Flanders Field was approved for interment in the new amphitheatre at Arlington National Cemetery. The decision was signed by Secretary Baker General Pershing and Major General John A Lejeune, commander of the Marine Corps and a Second Division war-time commander.

Washington Flanders Field Arlington National Cemetery Baker Pershing John A Lejeune Marine Corps

Baker backs Arlington burial as national war dead tribute

Secretary Baker told the House military committee the Arlington amphitheatre should hold a robed interment for an unidentified American serviceman, a symbolic sacrifice unowned by any one. General Pershing agreed, proposing Memorial Day for the burial at Arlington to honor the fallen.

House Military Committee Baker Los Arlington Amphitheatre Westminster Abbey America Pershing Arlington Capitol National Cemetery

St. George Admits Theft of Ten Automobiles

Thomas F. St. George Jr testified he helped steal and sell ten cars to Benjamin B. Ray, a Lynn City Council member, in a Essex County Superior Court case. Ray’s associate Ralph W. Green pleaded guilty. St. George also pleaded guilty to ten counts of automobile theft.

Salem Benjamin B. Ray Lynn Thomas F. St. George, Jr Essex County Superior Court Ralph W. Green St. George East Cambridge Cambridge Boston Ray

Ferguson Bakery Ball Sponsored by Mutual Benefit Assn

The 16th annual ball of the Ferguson Bakery Mutual Benefit Association will be held tonight at Intercolonial Hall. Newly elected president John Hoar presides over dancing with vice-president Miss A C Bennett and officers P Heveeney, Mrs A K Walsh, Miss K Feney, Miss M Ryan, Miss H Burns, Miss M Freeley and L Gannon assisting.

Ferguson Bakery Mutual Benefit Association Intercolonial Hall John Hoar A. C. Bennett P. Heveeney A. K. Walsh K. Feney M. Ryan H. Burns M. Freeley L. Gannon

Hosea F. Carpenter Dies in Gardner at 79

Hosea F. Carpenter, 79, former Vermont Legislator and longtime Washington resident, died in Gardner today. He moved from Washington to Gardner eight years ago and previously served 14 years as superintendent of schools and on the town school committee, later two years as a state Representative.

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