Alumni Night At Boston University Colleges Banquet
Alumni gatherings last evening included the Medical School reunion at the Hotel Brunswick with speakers Dean John P. Sutherland and Dr. Frank E. Allard, the Law School banquet at Young's, and the Theological Graduate Association at Crawford House. Officers were elected in Medical and Law alumni groups, with notable remarks by university president William F. Warren and others. The senior class held its final reception at 12 Somerset Street and Tremont Temple, with exercises led by Grace Barnum and J Arthur Baker, culminating in commencement tomorrow with judges and over 300 graduates.
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Ae Qikerest
Boston Univrsity
Medical School
Brunswick
Law School
Young’s
Theological Graduate Association
Crawford House
Ralph C. Wigsin
John P. Sutherland
Frank E. Allard
Nelson M. Wood
Fliza B. Cahill
David B. Wells
Charles T. Howard
Herbert D. Boyd
P. Batchelder
Edward Br
Sayer Hasbrouck
Arles RK. Hunt
George Cc. Percy
Sara
William F. Warren
Warren
Bennett
Herbert Parker
Commonwealth Trans
Francis C. Lowell
United States District Court
Pierce
Fitchburg Superior Court
Stephen P. Jones
James H. Flint
James BE. Leach
Norman F. Heseltine
Elijah George
Bowdoins
Parker
John P. S. Churchill
Benjamin B. Deere
Joseph.b. Fagan
Peter G. Grosscup
United States Circuit Court
Walter S.pance
Theologica
Rishell
Somerset Street
CIA
Jacob Sleeper
Lorimer Hall
Tremont Temple
Fred P. Webber
Grace A. Barnum
Frank P. Rafter
Ialla Alger
J. Arthur Baker
C. Henry Holbrook
Vivian Taber
Catharine McGinley
Perkins Institute Opens With Notable Exercises
The Perkins Institution in Boston held its commencement at 3 PM with General Francis H. Appleton presiding. Highlights included Mozart by the school orchestra, kindergarten demonstrations, and a talk by Tommy Stringer, a celebrated blind pupil, followed by diplomas and a military-band finale.
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Boston
Perkins Institution For the
Francis H. Appleton
Board of Trustees
Man
Paul Revere Frothingham
Kinder-Orchestra
Jeannette G. Foss
Nellie Edna Reed
Irving
Tommy Stringer
Anagnos
Patrolman Curry Dead after Brookline Fall Injuries
Patrolman Peter Curry of Brookline died from injuries suffered in a fall last week. He was 43, a Brookline native, an 18 year officer, and leaves a widow and seven children.
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Peter Curry
Brookline
New York Police Captain Reprimanded for Duty Neglect
New York Police Commissioner Patridge ruled Captain Michael B Foody guilty of neglect of duty for failing to enforce the excise law and ordered him publicly reprimanded. The June 3 decision assigns responsibility to Foody for lapses in duty within his precinct.
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New York
Patridge
Michael B. Foody
Miss Allyn Married in Cambridge Church Ceremony
The wedding of Mr. Charles Edward MacKusick and Miss Louisa Centre Allyn was held last evening at St. James Church in Cambridge. Rev. Dr. Edward Abbott officiated with Miss Alice E. MacKusick and Miss Ethel Chase as bridesmaids and Mr. Joseph Sharkers as best man. The bride wore white crepe de chine with a long tulle veil. bridesmaids wore blue mousseline de soie. A reception followed at the bride's parents' Oxford street home, and the couple departed for an extended wedding tour before settling in Cambridge.
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Dorchester Society
St. Peter's Church
Isabel Imelda Hennessy
P. B. Hennessy
Carl Gordon Brightman
Bristol
St. Peter's
Dorchester Club
Isabel Hennessy
Hooper Street
Dorchester
Boston
Carl Brightman
Tufts College
Michael H. Geary
St. Peter’s
Thomas C. McGoldrick
St. Leo’s Church
New Dorchester
Lohemgrin
McLaughlin
Zeta Psi Fraternity
Camre
Marion C. Hennessy
Father Fitzpatrick
St. Gregory’s Church
Milton
Drenry Barry
Wilton
Halloran
Pleasant Street
Dorchester Club House
Owers
Voorhees
Hennessy
Louise Johnston
Xbury
Tiffany Make
Squirrel Island
Maine
Walter G. Whitman
Tufts
Leon Cutler
Foster Smith
Morton Sturtevant
Oliver Waterman
Sewell Woodward
Thomas _C onnell
Frank Yates
Percy Butler
Ashton Cooper
Winthrop
Worth
Paris
William W. Ross
Marion Henrnessy
Maud Young
Helene Sullivan
Alice McVey
Alta Shackley
Louise Hennessy
Hannah Williams
May Connor
Gertrude Page
Mae Hartin
Prudence Corrigan
Miss Morton
Groom
James J. McDonald
Mary Connor
Emma Connor
Eva Connor
Emma Brightman
Batiste
Sadie Brightman
Mae Ross
Marie Miller
Charles Johnson
Liberty
James Waca
Kenney
Ila Cuddihy
Mae Conlin
Viotniiye
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Dorchester High School
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John J. Hennessy
S. Frank Cosgrove
Frank Conlin
John Martin
Adolphus McVey
Edwin Ross
F. W. Beering
D. Doland
George Morrison
Nathan Appt
S. A. Rogers
Samuel Mitchell
John Sullivan
Sullivan
John Lewis
M. T. Culliney
Francis Cuddihy
William Doogue
Yolton
Masters
Rice
H. Chamberlain
Alice Miller
St.atthew's
Margaret Thompson
Iss Minnie O’connor
South Boston
Edward McBarron
John J. Hartnett
James A. Berrill
Frank Dowling
Omas W. Fitzpatrick
Miss O'Connor
Mannie
Ashington
Human Street
Charles Edward MacKusick
Louisa Centre Allyn
N. C. Allyn
Cambridge
Edward Abbott
Alice E. MacKusick
Ethel Chase
Somerville
Joseph &Harkers
Hollands Marries Aline Mannie at St Matthew’s Dorchester
A June wedding took place at St Matthew’s church Dorchester with Miss Aline M Mannie of Dorchester becoming the wife of Mr Neil J Holland also of Dorchester The bride daughter of Mrs Jennie Mannie of 2 Whitman Street Dorchester is a popular young debutante in Catholic circles The ceremony was conducted by Rev I J Powers of St Matthew’s an old friend of the bride The church was filled for the occasion.
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St. Matthew’s Church
Dorchester
Aline M. Mannie
Neil J. Holland
Jennie Mannie
Whitman Street
I. J. Powers
St. Matthew's
Medford Wedding Unites Miss Corinne Warren and Daniel Weeks
A prett y home wedding occurred at 63 Dudley Street Medford on June 3 at 6 pm. Miss Corinne Bradford Warren married Daniel William Weeks with Rev. Henry C. Delong officiating. Maid of honor Emeline Adams Chaney, flower girl Dorothy Calley, best man Reginald Bradlee and ushers from Dedham Lynn Rutland Malden and Malden.
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Medford
Dorothy Calley
Sees
Reginald Bradlee
Samuel H. Capen, Jr
Dedham
Fred C. Peach
Lynn
Ralph D. Wait
Rutland
Mass
Harry Ebwile
Robert A. Perkins
Malden
Hopkins Johnson Malden Wedding Ends in Jamaica Tour
Miss Ethel M. Johnson daughter of former Councilman Leroy B. Johnson of Malden married Richard B. Hopkins son of Morant Bay West Indies. Ceremony at Centre Methodist Church Malden at 8 pm witnessed by relatives. Maid of honor Louise FE Wadsworth. best man Gilbert H. Johnson. ushers E L Johnson H Johnson L J Covell J Baker. Reception followed. couple to reside in Jamaica after a wedding tour.
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Ethel M. Johnson
Leroy B. Johnson
Washington Street
Richard B. Hopkins
Thomas Hopkins
Morant Bay
West Indies
Edwin H. Hughes
Centre Methodist Church
Louise FE. Wadsworth
Gilbert H. Johnson
Pride
E. L. Johnson
H. Johnson
L. J. Covell
J. Baker
Jamaica
Miss Hovey to Wed Mr Luce in Cohasset Society Circle
Ultral fashionable engagement announced between Miss Mary Hovey daughter of Clarence Hovey and Mr Matthew Luce of Marlboro street Cohasset. Luce heir to late father Matthew Luce and summers at Jerusalem road estate. Hovey noted as prominent clubman in St Botolph Papyrus clubs with past presidency.
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Marlboro Street
Mat
Luce
Mary Hovey
Eton
Mr. Luce
Jerusalem Road
Cohasset
Miss Hovey
Frohman Signs Rosslyn London Stage Deal for New Comedy
June 3 Rosslyn Earl signs with Charles Frohman to open Sept. 5 at Garrick Theatre New York as hero in Captain Marshalls new comedy. He will play a young lover and be billed as Earl of Rosslyn in the United States. Alicia Cortelyou to support William Gillette. Mrs Langtry to tour US next October with Made moiselle Mars and The Degenerates.
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London
Earl of Rosslyn
Charles Frohman
Garrick Theatre
New York
Captain Marshall
Earil of
Reaslyn
Edward
United States
James Erskine
Mr. Frohman
Earl of
Rosslyn
Expenditures in Cuba Topic Voted On by House Panel
Washington June 3 The House committee on military affairs voted to table resolutions of inquiry directed at the War Department concerning expenditures in Cuba. Democrats filed minority reports. one resolution sought detailed data on salaries and compensation to Governor General Wood and a third asked for a list of officers retired after promotion. The tabling was presented as avoiding indirect criticism of the administration’s Cuba policy.
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Washington
House Committee On Military Affairs
War Department
Cuba
Wood
Naphen seeks update on POWs after peace talks
Washington June 3 Representative Naphen of Massachusetts introduced a resolution noting the peace agreement between Britain and the South African republics and asking the Secretary of State for details on American citizens held as prisoners of war by British authorities.
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Washington
Naphen
Massachusetts
Great Britain
Secretary of State
Chelsea School To Be Built After Settlement
Chelsea moves toward new schools as Mayor Willard and Aldermen agree on terms. Finance committee reports school orders authorizing sale of Forsyth lot and construction of a high school on Broadway and an elementary on Fourth Street. Highway workers gain one week vacation. Lenox Athletic Club seeks license for sparring show at the Academy of Music on July 3 for Tommy Noonan’s family.
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Chelsea
Willard
Ard of Aldermen
Board of Aldermen
Rmission
Forsyth
Broadway
Rammar
Fourth Street
McClintock
Alderman Jones
Alderman Elms
Highway Department
Lenox Athletic Club
Boston
Academy Ofusic
John Cassidy
Tommy Noonan
Captain Crozier Defends Himself in Senate Report
Washington June 3 Senator Cockrell presented papers on Captain William Crozier for chief of the bureau of ordnance. Secretary Root says Crozier was chosen for his military record, not solicited, and that Crozier never sought the appointment. Crozier discusses the disappearing gun carriage, patents, and that he would not charge the government for its use.
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Washington
Senator Cockrell
Senate
William Crozier
Bureau of Ordnance
Root
Crozier
Ordnance Corps
Chief of Ordnance
Ayersonel
Ozier
Bell
Wood
Grant
Sunston
United States
Massachusetts Pharmaceutical Association Opens 21st Meeting
The 21st annual Massachusetts Pharmaceutical Association session began in Northampton with over 150 attendees from across the state. Mayor Harris welcomed visitors, followed by I. D. Heinritz of Holyoke, the association president, who spoke to open the three day gathering.
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Pharmaceutical Association
Northampton
The
Massachusetts Pharmaceutical Association
Harris
I. D. Heinritz
Holyoke
Railroad workers to get $125000 yearly raise in May envelopes
Syracuse officials announced a wage increase for two thousand New York Central railroad employees including signal men despatchers telegraphers and tower men. The higher pay will be reflected in May envelopes due June 10 and amounts to about $125000 annually.
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Syracuse
N. Y
New York Central Railroad
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