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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1912
Page
5
A bulletin lists morning and afternoon worships across Boston area churches including Baptist parishes on Commonwealth Avenue and Clarendon Street, Temple Baptist, Warren Avenue Baptist, Ruggles Street, and Dudley Street, with sermon subjects, choir and organ selections, Bible school times, and welcoming notices. Also notes Christian Scientist and Congregational services with names of pastors and special music programs.
Multiple talks and meetings listed at Steinert Hall Roxbury Ford Hall and New Thought venues. Subjects cover housing problems immortality science and psychic phenomena. Speakers include James Ford Harvard PhD John Whitehead Hyslop and Mrs Alice Herring Christopher. Free seats and no collection noted.
A long list of spiritualist meetings and lectures across Boston and suburbs on Sunday January 28, featuring Adele C Williams at Tremont Street venues, Annie Banks Scott, Joseph Marchand, Louise Hall and many others. Activities include messages, readings, healing demonstrations, tests, and musical programs. Public invited. events hosted by First Spiritualist Church and related societies.
More than 300 Dartmouth alumni packed the Hotel Somerset for the annual reunion and banquet. Dr. Benjamin Tenney presided. speakers including Dr. Ernest Fox Nichols and Grafton D. Cushing urged practical college training to inform public affairs while noting a $22,000 raise for professors. Officers elected included E K Hall as president and J G Edgerley as vice president.
A description notes a card bearing the title Cardinal fail v not to be classed with chea chromes or photogravures. It costs at least $1, measures 15 by 22 inches, and is printed on high grade stock. Viewers praise its artistic quality and it will be furnished for sale.
The Rev W M Tufts leads morning and evening services at First Presbyterian Church corner Columbus avenue and Berkeley street with topics Learning to Fly and Child Labor What Would Jesus Say The Rev Stephen Herbert Roblin conducts Morning Worship at Columbus Avenue Universalist Church with The Mission of Punishment Shall the Church Kill and a 12 o’clock Sunday school The Lotus Male Quartet appears at Roxbury Universalist Church s 5 PM service plus an organ recital by Franz Reissmann All are welcome.
Cardinal O Connell returns to Boston with a grand welcoming plan at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross. The sanctuary features eight prophet paintings, gold mosaics, and new electrical effects to enhance the papal and Cardinal arms display. A large canvas arch with Stars and Stripes will greet him, while 700 plus Knights of Columbus escort the cardinal in a citywide parade. Navy yard decorations are arranged by Secretary Meyer.
Decorations rise along thoroughfares guiding the escort to the Cathedral of the Holy Cross for the February 1 Thanksgiving Mass. Scarlet and gold dominate both exterior and interior, with papal flags and the bishop’s insignia displayed. The Cardinal’s throne features crimson brocade and gold fringe in a grand canopy.
Last night at the Boston Opera House Vanni Marcoux appeared as Mephistopheles in Gounod's Faust with Zina Brozia as Marguerite Zenatello as Faust and Ridder as Valentine Caplet conducting The performance drew a sizable audience and strong applause Critics praised Marcoux as a singing actor noting his expressive voice and refined stage presence The Mephistopheles character was portrayed as a well bred debonair gentleman rather than the usual devilish figure.
A London cablegram states French actress Gaby Deslys has married American dancer Harry Pilcer. The couple recently left for Europe for a theatrical engagement after leaving New York.
In Boston T Metcalf Co. offers the product from New York firm Eimer & Amend’s 2851 address. The advertisement claims relief for rheumatism and notes broad recommendations from users.
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