New Dorchester Girls Club Benefits Floating Hospital in Dorchester
The New Dorchester Girls Club held a successful benefit evening at Norfolk Hall Dorchester under Mrs William B Doyle and Mrs Albert E Leon patronage. About 160 Dorchester and Roxbury girls aged 14 to 16 organized the event with a two act operetta Fairy of the Fountain directed by Miss R F Leon and featuring Rosalie Leon Catherine Bridge Ethelyn Doyle and others. The program included dances songs and instrumental pieces and closed with a lullaby performance by Charlotte Bridge.
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Dorchester
Norfolk Hall
William B. Doyle
Albert E. Leon
Chuir
Roxbury
Prince Clever
Boy Blue
Little Bo Peep
R. F. Leon
C. Helen Bridge
Foresters
Rosalie Leon
the Cowboy
Catherine Bridge
Dame Bustle
Ethelyn Doyle
Filitta
Idlla
Quorion Leon
Marguerite Doyle
Bo-Peep
Alison W. Howard
Dew Drop
Fairy of the Fountain
Dora Davidson
Jessie Campbell
Glenna Eldredge
Ethel Longley
Katherine Parker
Natalie Prescott
Mildred Smith
Lila Eaton
Miss M. House
Ean
Orion Leon
Helen Nichols
New York
Lorion Leon
Miss Vanderbilt Wackerman Returns Home a Raving Maniac
London report states Miss Vanderbilt Wackerman, a young American model whose mind reportedly declined last November after remarks by Professor Hubert Herkomer, sailed from Southampton to New York on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse with her mother and uncle. Her condition remains violent at times.
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Miss Vanderbilt Wackerman
London
Vanderbilt Wackerman
Hubert Herkomer
R. A
Ampton
Lloyd Line
New York
Miss Wackerman
Royal Court at Buckingham Palace Honors American Guests
King Edward and Queen Alexandra hosted the fourth court of the season at Buckingham Palace despite rain and wind. Notable attendees included Mrs J Montgomery Sears of Boston and Mrs W C Endicott of Boston in the diploamatic circle, alongside Miss Roosevelt and Miss Hoe from New York and Washington.
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J. Montgomery Sears
W. C. Endicott
King Edward’s Court
London
Edward
Alexandra
Buckingham Palace
Palace
J.montgomery Sears
Boston
Helen Roosevelt
New York
Ruth Hoe
Elizabeth Warder
Washington
Elfrida Roosevelt
Ronalds
Joseph Chamberlain
Roosevelt
Hoe
Consul Boyle Attacks Combinations At Liverpool Luncheon
James Boyle United States consul at Liverpool defending free enterprise said it would be a sorrowful day when the United States or Great Britain depended on combinations even if led by J Pierpont Morgan. He asserted English railroads were sixty years behind American and leading continental lines.
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Mayor Collins
Graham
Coromittee
Mechanics’ Stall
South Africa
Smart
United Bands
Lord Aylmer
Canada
Washington
United States War Department
Bishop Ussher
Episcopal Church
Cushing
Ancient and Honorable Artillery
Cheney
Governor's Guard
Hartford
Roosevelt
Secretary of the Navy
Congressman Powers
Messrs. Masters
Burns
Chamberlain
Bruty
Upham
Boyle
Liverpool
Chamber of Commerce
James Boyle
United States
Great Britain
J. Pierpont Morgan
America
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