Jewish Woman's Council engages noted artists for annual event
The Boston section of the Council of Jewish Women announces its fourth annual entertainment and dance. Notable performers include Mme Lucille Delcourt harpist Socrate Barozzi and Arthur Fiedler of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, with Mme Claudine Leve also appearing. The event, organized by the ways and means committee led by Mrs Sydney Einstein, is at the Hotel Somerset and tickets are selling vigorously, signaling a major affair for the group.
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Mme
Lucille Delcourt
Socrate Barozzi
Arthur Fiedler
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Claudine Leve
Ways and Means
Boston
Council of Jewish Women
Somerset
Sydney Einstein
Brookline
Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Home Garment Coloring
Advertises Diamond Dyes with guaranteed results for home dyeing. Says all fabrics from wool to cotton dye without streaking or fading and can transform faded dresses, coats, draperies, and hangings. Directs buyers to specify material to dye for best results.
Cambridge residents oppose Cottage Farm Bridge plan hearing
Multitude of Cambridge parents whose children use Magazine bathing beach and playground plan to attend Friday night hearing at Cambridge City Hall on the proposed Cottage Farm Bridge linking Magazine street to St Paul street with Boston end. The hearing before the Committee on Metropolitan Affairs will consider the bill.
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Cambridge
Magazine Bathing Beach
Cambridge City Hall
Cottage Farm Bridge
Magazine Street
Boston
St. Paul Street
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Residents oppose Cambridge bridge plan over beach and park
Parents fear a new bridge at the proposed site would ruin the beach and playground and endanger children during summer crowds. They say it would channel heavy traffic through Central Square and Prospect Street, already too narrow for autos. The Metropolitan District Commission cites engineer committee support for the plan.
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Central Square
Cambridge
Prospect Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge Tunnel
Metropolitan District Commission
Braman Divorce Trial Reveals Suspicions of Infidelity
Jason H. Braman of Brookline testifies his wife Goldie Braman is seeking a divorce on grounds of infidelity naming Mrs. Elizabeth J. Hagan of Boston. Braman describes suspicions of his wife with a grocery clerk and a dance hall sighting while denying undue intimacy with Mrs. Eagan. Eagan denies improper relations and trips with Braman. An incident with detectives visiting Mrs. Eagan’s home is explained as Braman boarding there. Prices from Swift & Company beef sales are noted in an advertisement.
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Jason H. Braman
University Road
Brookline
Goldie Braman
Elizabeth J. Hagan
Durham Street
Boston
Braman
Mrs. Eagan
Maine
New York
Synagogue Painting Urges Removal From Boston Library
Sargent's mural The Synagogue in the Boston Public Library prompted protests from Jewish Protestant and Catholic groups. After a two year display, representatives urged removal, and the judiciary committee invited the trustees and artist to conference to seek an agreement to remove the offensive painting.
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Sargent
Boston Public Library
Legislative Committee On the Judiciary
Judiciary
Chamber Against Setting Mayor Fix Tax Limit
Boston Chamber of Commerce members vote by mail on giving the mayor power to set the city tax limit. Of about 25 percent participation, 860 opposed any change while 468 supported it.
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Chamber
Boston
The
Boston Champer of Commerce
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