Knights of Malta Entertain National Lancers League
The National Lancers held a grand military levee at Bulfinch Street in a hall lavishly decorated with bunting national colors and canaries singing in the background. Guests in uniform and many officers attended the 9:20 grand march led by Captain Neal and Mrs Turner, with a large list of notable attendees and a later intermission for lunch before dancing resumed to a late hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulfinch Street
Canaries
National Lancers
Lancers
F. K. Neal
T. C. Turner
Dewey
Captain Neal
Capelle
George Proctor
F. G. Harlin
William Housman
John Blanchard
Fred R. Robinson
Warren K. Robinson
Thomas O. Turner
Walter Wiggin
G. &. Holt
D. A. Young
Enerson
Wordsworth
Perrin
Roxbury Guards
T. @. Turner
W. House
Wigin
Ptain A. Jones
Blackie
D. Bohanan
Anna Minton
Roxbury
L. al. Brown
Harding
Harris
Alle Neal
George Hill
James Rice
Pr MM Churchill
Walter Wigwin
West
J. H. Phinney
F. K K. Holliston
BK. Carter
A. G Tamd
W HO
Enddbird
Dora Taylor
Thomas Mmervon
Major Proctor
Governor's Etary
M. J. Leonard
William Robertson
A. B. Royce
E. M. Royce
Philip Morrison
H. L. Austin
Woodworth
A. R. Whaley
Tucker
J. E. Fitzgerald
T. A. McKinon
W. N. Drake
E. [. Egan
G. E. Smith
J. J. White
G. E. Thayer
A. S. Musser
Darrow
L. AM. Whitten
A. M. Boodroy
J. Simpson
Katie Cochran
O'Hearn
Conklin
Fillings
Bate
Cooper
Cushman
Whitehouse
J.izztelaine
Yewell Dew Club Prize Dance At Hovey Hall
About 200 couples attended the Yewell Dew Club prize dance at Hovey Hall in Waltham on February 21. The club draws members from the champion National baseball club and notable young politicians, making Hovey Hall a rare gathering of baseball tossers of both old and new schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Yewell Dew Club
Hovey Hall
Waltham Team Members and Officials Highlight Dance Prize
The Waltham team of 89 including Gill Morris Ryan Hallam and others featured at Beacon's event with James J. Barrett as floor director and T J Shaughnessy and Patrick Joyce as aides. Bertha Keough of Boston won $25 for fancy dancing. club officers include John A. McDonald president and Patrick Joyce treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Gill
Morris
Ryan
Hallam
Beacon
Mahoney
Baty
McAllister
McKenna
Dunn
McDonald
Silver
Griffin
Connaughton
James J. Barrett
T. J. Shaughnessy
Patrick F. Joyce
John E. Harris
Michael Whelan
Mr. J. Kiley
Knights of the Big Flower Hold Fifth Chrysanthemum Ball
The Chrysanthemum Club hosted its fifth annual ball last night in Monahan Hall Travers Street. A vocal and instrumental concert preceded dancing with performers Moran Mektenna Chapman Curran Sullivan. Notable attendees included Misses Walsh Harmon Murphy Reilly Powell Graham Davey and several others along with Thomas Conway Doyle Maguire Duffy Mullane Brophy Thomas Firn and the Hon. Joseph A. Locke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrysanthemum Club
Monahan Hall
Travers Street
David Moran
G. B Mektenna
Sandford Chapman
Freddie Curran
Fred Sullivan
Agnes Walsh
Nellie Harmon
Agnes Murphy
K. Reilly
Mary Powell
Lizzie Graham
Mary Davey
Thomas F. Conway
John FE. Sullivan
Thomas Doyle
Thomas Maguire
W., Condon
G. KF. Dyer
John Dolan
J. Gourley
W. J. Duffy
David C. Mullane
David K. Brophy
W. J. Thomas
William A. Reade
Joseph A. Locke
Chelsea’s Grand Mask Ball Opens Eighth Knights Event
Four hundred couples in costume danced at Lincoln Hall Chelse a for the eighth annual private ball en masque by Suffolk Castle No 12 Knights of the Golden Eagle. Grand march began at 9:59 with Lieutenant-Colonel Henry F. Logan as floor director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Hall
Chelsea
Suffolk Castle
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Henry F. Logan
Major Henry F Logan Leads Knights Of Golden Agile Ball
Major Henry F Logan floor director presides over a Knights of Golden agile ball with Major Edward H Shaw and Captain Willard M Ferguson. Aids include Captain G M Judd Lieutenant M R Flint and others. Twelve dances follow an unmasking after the first six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Logan
Knights of Golden Agile Ball
Edward H. Shaw
Willard M. Ferguson
G. M. Judd
M. R. Flint
H. L. Gigey
K. F. W. Foye
Sitvik
J. A. ‘Ash
A. Thomas
Ake Zant
J. M. Hesse
K.C. A. Duncan
Bir
Weston Watch Thief Posing as Detective Arrested
George Weston of 8 Derne Street was relieved of a $190 hunting case watch by a man claiming to be private detective Harry Hamblin Anderson. The con man gained Weston’s trust, followed him home, and stole a diamond worth $406, a watch chain, and two bank books after convincing Weston to leave jewelry at home. Anderson, who claimed origins in St. Albans Vermont, was jailed by Division 3 officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weston
Derne Street
Weston
Court Street
Bulfineh
Harry Hamblin Anderson
Anderson
Mr. Weston
Division 3
St. Albans
Testimony in McDonald Court Martial Draws Blank
Boston Globe report from its correspondent covers Captain Fred McDonald of Company M Twenty-sixth Infantry U S W whose testimony is nil. Counsel arguments are slated for next Saturday. Captain W F Mecks of Company G has resigned to enter business in New York State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Globe
Tloile
Fred McDonald
Twenty-sixth Infantry
W. F Mecks
New York State
Miller Not Allowed to Testify in Bankruptcy Habeas Hearing
William F. Miller of Franklin syndicate fame appeared before referee Augustus J. Koehler in New York on a writ of habeas corpus issued by Judge Thomas. Creditors objected to his testimony claiming ten days notice was required, so the examination was adjourned until February 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William F. Miller
Franklin Syndicate Fame
Augustus J. Koehler
Thomas
Masqueraders Dance at Mt Carmel Knights Event
Bethesda Hall in South Boston hosted the second annual fancy dress party of Mt. Carmel Commandery No 197 Knights of Malta last evening. Dancers wore elaborate costumes and the event featured festive atmosphere and social gaiety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethesda Hall
Boston
Mt. Carmel Commandery No. 197
Knights of Malta
South Joston
Bernice Hall
Ingomar Club
Funeral of Rev Michael Gilligan in Medford
The funeral for Rev Michael Gilligan late pastor of St Joseph's Church Medford will be held at St Joseph's Church tomorrow. The service begins at 10 oclock with the office of the dead sung by more than 200 priests led by Archbishop Williams along with Bishop Brady and Vicar General Byrne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Michael Gilligan
St. Joseph's Church
St. Joseph’'s Church
Williams
Brady
Byrne
Seventy New Lawyers Admitted in Massachusetts High Court
Yesterday in the Supreme Judicial Court Judge Knowlton admitted seventy new lawyers for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts from 1380 applicants. The ceremony drew a crowd of seasoned practitioners as the modern brotherhood began its new members, including Michael A. Sullivan, David J. Maloney, Herbert R. Morse, Warren W. Hart, Frank S Atherton, Frank M. Zottoli, H. Goulston, F. H. Jackson and Leon Kyges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowlton
Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Henry S. Dewey
Municipal Court
Michael A. Sullivan
David J. Maloney
Herbert R. Morse
Warren W. Hart
Frank S Atherton
Frank M. Zottolli
H. Goulston
F. H. Jackson
Leon Kyges
Masquerade Guests Parade in Regalia and Colorful Costumes
Prominent guests in full regalia mingled with masqueraders who delighted in concealing identities. The crowd included Mr A Russell and Mrs C S Russell as well as many named attendees such as Miss Flossie Chandler, Mr Murray Spratt, Mrs Hutchins and other town residents. The event featured a king and queen, various roles, and a long list of participants with numerous accompanying ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Russell
S. Russell
HL. J. McLaughlin
King Charles
H. J. McLaughlin
Ww. Hutchins
Domino
W. B. Wilson
W. Poor
Fred N. Russell
John Chaplin
Charles A. Stickney
Carl Wilson
Bidy
A. Goldberg
Stephen Marshall
Willan H. Rankin
Frank N. Reed
John Colton
W. Ed. Tibbetts
Frank Wing
William A. Plume
William Johnson
Louise Cully
I. O P. Morton
W. M. Smmith
William Taring
Row. Perkins
Charles ©. King
Nelle Butterwell
Mr. Cameron
Misa Viola M. King
Mra. Kelly
Dinsmore
Mr. Anderson
Mra
Jom. Webber
Mias
Rowleton
Misa G. M. Filtot
David Conroy
A. V. Spinney
Mies
B.T. Wheeler
Corn W. Wheeler
GG. H. Clark
A. Kazmaurice
G. A. Wieming
A. French
EK. Jerry
George DL. Kennedy
W. J.porkburn
Bar Owner Honored With Clock And Chair
Last night EF I Sullivan of the Fox Head bar received a clock and office chair from a large group of friends. H V Watson made the presentation and Sullivan thanked the assembled well wishers. Notable attendees included William D Bellet W P Chase P Flash Co H V Watson Levine brothers William P Sullivan T A Maher John F Kiviliehan T HH Smith Antonio Genonigs KF Irwin I F Apthorp B F Mareh J Bradley John Clark Charles Walsh Eugene Mc Kenny J P Glennan Ned Swan M Conors James H Walsh M J O’Leary Patrick Healey William Connolly John Hurley J L Loyd and R I Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF. I. Sullivan
Fox Head
H. V. Watson
Mr. Sullivan
Amon
William D. Bellet
W. P. Chase
P. Flash & Co
Levine Brothers
William P. Sullivan
T. A. Maher
John F. Kiviliehan
T. HH. Smith
Antonio Genonigs
K. KF
Armenian Play in Washington for Armenian Prisoner Relief
An Armenian play by native Armenian actors will be staged Thursday evening at the Young Men's Christian Union building 48 Boylston street. Presented under the Raffl Theatrical Company auspices, proceeds go to aid Armenian prisoners in Turkey. The Orient setting features picturesque costumes and settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Union
Boylston Street
Washington
St Stephen's Church Dance Draws 600 in North End
St Stephen's Church in the North End held its annual reunion and dance at St John's Half Moon Street with about 600 attendees. A concert ran from 9 to 9:30 followed by dancing into the early morning, with local politicians and community figures in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephen's Church
North End
St John's Half Moon Street
Mombring
Democratic Clb
Portlanguing Club
Kane
Cousellman O'Brien
Walter Pitts
John W. Gireon
Meg. MebDenough
Peter Tague
Quirk
Edward Connolly
J. W B. Crosby
Miew
Jesse Gove
Dante I
Bourke
James A. Doherty
Danieh
W. J. O'Brien
Boylston School Association Dances At Alumni Gathering
A large audience attended an entertainment and dance last night hosted by the Boylston School Association at a hall. Attendees included many alumni recalling school days and sharing memories, with the next gathering scheduled for the first Wednesday of next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boylston School Association
Alumbas
Thore
Hoylaton
Second annual Division Co A Ball at Union Park Tall
Over 290 couples attended the second annual ball of Division Co A OTE held at Union Park Tall. Guests from across the city included Chief Marshal Maurice Trotfernan and Mrs John Mefones along with Assistant Marshal John Keefe and Miss Mary Leahy. The prize for selling the most tickets went to Mr Jere Maekes with Thomas Dilan as runner up. presentation by Mr Phomius lt gera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SOO
Division Co. A
Oote
Union Park Tall
Maurice Trotfernan
John Mefones
John Keefe
Mary Leahy
J. Cabalen
Lyons
Willian Blake
Thomas Fitzgerald
Iniel Sullivan
Henry Sullivan
Boo D. Bowers
William Hooper
Jere Mackey
William Conrey
William Green
Mies
Mary Christy
Mine Saraheristy
Jere Maekes
Thomas Dilan
Mar. Phomius
Gera
Sportsman's Show Opens with Awe and Indian Pageantry
Five thousand attend the private opening in Mechanics Hall as the Massachusetts Sportsman's Association presents an exhibit of wild game, forest life, and Native cultures. Notables include ex Governor Wolcott and police officials. the show blends education with display of fish, mammals, and tribal dances in a transformed hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts Sportsman's Association
Roger Wolcott
George E. Smith
Massachusetts Senate
Robert F. Clark
A. P. Martin
A. P. Martin and Mrs. Martin, Mr. Paul Butler, Mr. Neal Rantoul
Harry Adams
L. I. Joncas
Province of
Quebec
W. H. Drummond
Montreal
Charles W. Dimick
Francis B. Crowninshield
Frederick H. Prince
Edward Read
J. Otis Wetherbee
John C. Watson
Eben Dpd. Jordan
Edward C. Hodges
Thomas W. Lawson
Lucius Tuttle
Indian vs Boston in chaotic canoe race and Yale edges Dartmouth
Indians defeat Boston canoeists in a farcical tug of war while Chief Bugwajsinene leads war dances from Algonquin and allied tribes. Yale tops Dartmouth in basketball as the girls from Posse gymnasium beat Cushing Academy 6 to 4 in an exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brugwauijinene
Simone Commanent
Niplissings
Mrs. Commanident
Sawatis Alentonni
Iroquois
Bezildon
Algonquins
Aientonni
Asalama Gaulkeyen
New Brunswick
Millicete
Boston
Bugwajsinene
Yale
Dartmouth
Eiji
Posse Gymnasium
Cushing Academy
Dormer
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F.k.neal
St. Stephen’s Church
Order of Railway Conductors
New England
Weson
Berkeley
Tremont St
Yewell
James Barrett
Dvyun
Nme
Duane
Harper
Welch
Knights OF the Big Flower
M'Donald
Miller
Mt. Carmel Commandery
FR. Gilligan
Jed
Backman
KEW
Boylston School Association Dance
BALL
George
Belzona
Mechanics’ Hall
Fish and Game Commissions
Maine
New Hampshire
Adirondack Association
Megantic Fish and Game Corporation
Fidelity
Canada
The
Aquarium
America
Buqwujiinene
Shingwauk
Shingwink
Barquisinene
Queenstown
Tleights
George the Third
Sciatis Afentonni
Jeonora Street
Brookline Swimimage
George PL. Moore
Arthur Mann
A. Mckenzie
George Ainsworth
Brooklie Swimming Club
Brookline
Itedian Warkors
Artifetal
John
Spor
Tbriquols Brance
Massachusetts
Westbrook
Longform
Peter Woodlawn Lodge
K. of P
Lynn
Mass
Scot Valley
Calar Moody
Abraham I Lynn
Franklin
Sd Salem
St. Omar
View
Rockport
Newton
Norumbega
Craddock
Arcadia
Westville
Palestine
Haverhill
Eagle
Mystic
Chevalier
Samuel H. Hines
Lowell
Peabody
Sonic
General Cogswell
Salem
Onawa
Dover
Joseph Lavey
Superior Criminal Court
Gaskill
Lavey
Mary Ann
Commercial Street
Nathaniel Densety Gead
Nathaniel Dennet
Somerville Water Works
Somerson Street
Danery
Timothy F. Danby
North Cambridge
Walden Street
Pergcens
Benver
Denver
Col
the Fire and Police Board
Ingomar Whist Party
Chelsea Hebrew Dramatics
Academy of Music
Beautiful Esther
Joseph Leitner
Sophia Karp
David Levenson
Sigmund Magulescu
Cushing Medical Supply Co
Washington Street
Dorchester
Carpenters
Carpenters' Suen
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