Boston University Commencement Observed with Ceremonies
The commencement exercises at Boston University began yesterday with the Liberal Arts seniors presenting their annual drama in oe Hall. Alumni Association banquet drew over 300 at Young's Hotel with speeches by Rev. C. H. Stackpole and others. Charlies R Bell and Louise Hopkins Taylor named as class speaker and historian. John A. Haywood elected class president and Amber A. Starbuck class secretary.
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Boston University
College of Liberal Arts
Y Mihi
Alumni Association
Twentieth Century Club
C. H. Stackpole
Broomfield Street Church
Warren
Sheldon
Butler
Bretters
Neis
Samuel H. Calderwood
Harvey N. Shepherd
Webster H. Powell
E. P. Colby
Aisc
George H. Martin
M. D
Charles Bell
John P. Southerland
Medical School
Charlies R Bell
Chatham
N. Y
Louise Hopkins Taylor
East Boston
John A. Haywood
Boston
Clase
Amber A. Starbuck
Turner's Falls
Postponed C C L K C Games Set At Huntington Avenue
The Federal Council 466 K C events on Huntington Avenue Saturday June 16 include team races and open events such as 100 yard dash 440 yard and 880 yard plus distance runs and jumps. Notable participants Shieridan from the all American team and top competitors from Athens will clash with local entrants for medals. A K of C league baseball game will also be played with entries closing June 11 via B B Osthues Cambridge.
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Federal Council
Huntington Avenue
St. Alphonsus
Mambridgeport Gymnasium
Kelten Ton Y
M. Ie
Beslan
Billy Waton
Bob Lea
Connolly
Cronin
Bonhag
Artin J. Shieridan
Athens
B. B. Osthues
Upland Road
Cambridge
Class Day at Technology Exercises and Spread
The senior class of Technology held its class day yesterday in an institute building with many friends present. Maxwell A Coe gave the welcome address, followed by First Marshal Hermann Henrici who urged graduates to reflect credit on the institution. C F W Wetterer read the class historian’s statistics, and W F Englis delivered the class prophet’s humorous outlook. George M Henderson presented bequests to the undergraduate classes.
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Class of Technology
Maxwell Alanson Coe
Hermann Charles Henrici
Charles Frederick W. Wetterer
Herbert Lawrence Wil- Hames
Maxwell A. Coe
Cass
Henrici
C. F. W. Wetterer
W. F. Englis
George M. Henderson
Freedman Freemann wedding in Boston to unite Julius Freedman and Anna Freeman
Julius Freedman a Boston businessman will wed Miss Anna Freeman in Concord Hall. The ceremony will be hosted by their families and attended by many friends at a prominent Hebrew wedding this year.
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Julius Freedman
Boston
Anna Freeman
Freemain
Concord Hall
Wedding Set for Spa Waitress Ida Fuller and Boston Ad Exec
Eight year romance ends in marriage June 16 as Miss Ida Fuller of Thompson's Spa and Howard E. Marine president of the Boston Advertising Company at 3 School Street marry. They met at a Massachusetts Club reception with no vows then grew closer. Marine proposed after two years. Fuller, living at 1625 Columbus Avenue with other bachelor girls, plans a provincial honeymoon and travel after the ceremony.
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Ida Fuller
Thompson's Spa
Howard E. Marine
Boston
School Street
Massachusetts
Mr. Marine
Miss Fuller
Cole's Probers Take New Tack In Bribery Inquiry
The rules committee probes whether the Boston Stock Exchange favored defeating the bucket shop bill and will issue summons for financial writers. George Fernald of Worcester admitted opposing the unamended bill, while reporters Edward F. McSweeney H. P. Nye and J. Frank Davis testified. Rep. Welker says over 20 witnesses remain and the inquiry may not finish this week.
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Cole
Boston Stock Exchange
Boston
Post
Lawson
Raymond
Remington
Stock Exchange
George Fernald
Worcester
Boston & Albany
Fernald
Edward F. McSweeney
H. P. Nye
the Traveler
J. Frank Davis
the American
Representative Welker
Brookline
Leonard and Wright win Massachusetts doubles match
Boston players B W Leonard and J C Wright defeated A J Pier and Gardner Beals at Brae Burn Country Club in straight sets 6-0 6-1 6-4 to advance to the challenge final against F J Sulloway and J B C Larned. The pair held 35 points to 20, while errors favored the losers 28 to 64. The forthcoming match is a local tennis highlight for the month.
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Auburndale
W. Leonard
J. C. Wright
Boston
F. J. Sulloway
J. B. C. Larned
Massachusetts
Leonard
Wright
Sulloway
Larned
Protest over Exeter win at Phillips Andover track meet
Andover Academy officials filed a formal protest over the high jump judging at the Andover Exeter track meet. F C Richmond of Phillips Andover cleared 5 ft 6 1 2 in but was ruled active and placed second. Andover argues a tie or equal points would have made them the winner 4 7 to 4 7.
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Andover
Andover-Exeter
F. C. Richmond
Phillips Andover
Phillips Andover Academy
Exeter
Richmond
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Thompson
Purdy
Ida E. Fuller
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