Wrenn Dabney Nuptials At Nahant Church Draw Big Attendance
Society page notes a large crowd at the Nahant church for the Wrenn Dabney wedding and a reception at the Nahant Club. Attendees include Alfred S. Dabney and family, the Head and Merriam circles, and numerous bostonians of prominence. The bride Miss Dabney wore a triple skirt gown with lace bodice and a Leghorn hat trimmed in blue plumes. Mr S Van Rensselaer Thayer ships to Europe for a brief visit before returning to Antwerp.
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Wrenn-Dabney
Nahant
Alfred S. Dabney
Charles H. Gibson
Gibson
Charles Head
Mary Head
Margaret Head
Mary Merriam
Theresa Merriam
George T. Rice
Samuel Carr
Charles F. Leland
le Baron. Russell
Frederick R. Sears, Jr
Charles T. Lovering
Charles T. Lovering, Jr
Collette Dumaresq
Helen Prince
Stephen H. Bennett
Carrie Dabney
Walter Dabney
Susan Dabney
Guy Lowell
A. Lithgoe Devens
Elizabeth Devens
Frederick Richardson
Dorothy Quincy
Sallie Lawrence
Constance Bacon
Gustav Wagniere
Kenneth Horton
Elizabeth Lawrence
Alice Fay
Ethel Fay
Rosamond Fay
Philip Sears
Susan Thayer
Herbert Sears
Harry Stackpole
Richard Sears
Lawrence Curtis
Knyvet W. Sears
Miss Stevenson
Miss Forbes
Miss Amory
Susie Dabney
Quiet Boston wedding joins Klein and Hecht in Stockton
Owing to a death in the bridegroom family, Miss Birdie Henrietta Klein of Alleghany and Nathan Hecht of Boston were married quietly at the Concorda Club. Rev J Leonard Levy officiated at 6 pm. Attendants included sister Mrs E Arch Cohen and flower girl Ruth Cohen. Best man Harry Hackerlander with ushers Maurice Perley Harry Bing and Bernard Himmelirich. Parents Louis and Mrs Hecht of Boston and Mrs Hyneman of Boston attended.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Birdie Henrietta Klein
Max Klein
Beech Avenue
Alleghany
Nathan Hecht
Boston
Concorda Club
Stockton Avenue
J. Leonard Levy
Ruth Cohen
Harry Hackerlander
Joseph Spiegel
Chicago
Maurice Perley
Harry Bing
Bernard Himmelirich
Louis Hecht
Hyneman
Old South Pilgrimage Sets New Bedford as Objective Point
New Bedford named the focal point for the annual Old South Historical Society pilgrimage on June 24. The day includes a tour of New Bedford Fairhaven visits and a steamboat trip to Cuttyhunk, with speeches in Fairhaven Town Hall by George H. Tripp Ray Greene Huling Edwin D. Mead and others.
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New Bedford
Old South Historical Society
Old Dartmouth Historical Society
Fairhaven
Cuttyhunk
Fairhaven Town Hall
George H. Tripp
Ray Greene Huling
Cambridge English High School
Edwin D. Mead
Fairhaven Wharf
Buzzard’s Bay
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Love and sentiment in a teen question column
A young reader asks if a dancing escort’s kiss after a ball is proper. Mildred Champagne advises the girl to ignore advances from casual partners, notes some men justify it by impression and behavior, and suggests possible forgiveness if the suitor is truly repentant.
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Miss Champagne
Man Confesses to Six Wives in Tankerville
In Tankerville a man admits he has six wives. In Bunkerly the reply notes some men need more management than others.
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Tankerville
Bunkerly
Love, marriage and morality in a 20th century letter
A letter writer critiques legal advice on breach of promise and argues that marriage should stem from love. He contends that courts do not mandate marriage and that marrying without love degrades humanity, defending deeper, idealistic love as essential to a civilized union.
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Miss Champagne
F. F. Me
Fragmentary Verse Snippet on Skirt and Steps
A partial poem fragment describes a woman crossing the street and adjusting her skirts with cautious steps. The narrator notes the risk of muddy patent leather as she moves.
Agreed Mrs Closefist on Absurd Adverts in Papers
Mr Closefist laments the page heavy hat advertisements in the papers as absurd and excessive. The exchange mocks the prominence of women's hat promotions in print.
Costume Comes With Cost in Revelry
Mrs Sweet admires a new costume in a sly jab at fashion and funds. The partner laughs that the dream ends when the bill arrives, highlighting a playful domestic moment.
Home for Aged Couples Courtyard Anniversary Observed
The Home for Aged Couples marked its 21st anniversary with afternoon exercises at the Walnut and Columbus avenues location. Dr. Elizabeth A. Carleton presided as Rev. Harvey W. Ewing and others spoke of the shelter the home provides to unaided elderly residents. Rain canceled the garden party but an audience enjoyed four-piece orchestra performances and baritone solos by Mr. Thatcher.
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Walnut
Columbus Avenues
Elizabeth A. Carleton
Corporation
Harvey W. Ewing
Henry A. Cook
Henry T. Secrist
William C. Winslow
John D. Pickles
Boston
Thatcher
Constantinople Encounter in a Sunlit Chase
A day after a ring scene, Agatha and Steve push toward Constantinople with Rah Rah Hoohray as guide. In the heat they reach stables, tensions flare, and Agatha embraces a mysterious man, Prince Itchy-Scratchi, setting up tomorrow’s continuation.
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Steve
Agatha
Itchy Scratchi
Turkey
Constantinople
Evanescent
Ike
H. B. Hank
Itchy-Scratchi
Othe
Cracky
America
Clarissa
Rah-Rah-Hoohray
Rah-Rah
Rah
Dirty Dozen
Prince Itchy-Scratchi
Mt Pelee Eruption Lights Up Dome and Mud Flows
Dense smoke clouds billowed from Mt Pelee in Martinique as luminous flashes marked activity at the dome. A collapse at 6 am released mud into the White River Valley, with a 11 30 am smoke plume rising to about 1000 yards toward Le Precheur.
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Fort DE Franch
Martinique
Mt. Pelee
White River
le Precheur
Crater
Boston Hebrew Immigrant Aid Organizes Statewide Settlement Plan
Baron de Hirsch committee in Boston moves to place Hebrew newcomers in country districts to prevent overcrowding in cities. Max Mitchell reports Maine districts and seven member committees in major cities. Plans extend to Massachusetts and other New England states to spread immigrants responsibly and foster national assimilation.
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Boston
Baron de Hirsch Committee
Max Mitchell
Maine
Mitchell
Augusta
Belfast
Bangor
Portland
Gardiner
Auburn
Lewiston
Brunswick
Massachusetts
Vermont
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Flyer breaks world speed records on Pennsylvania line
The Pennsylvania Flyer on its New York to Chicago run set new railway speed marks. It crossed Ada Ohio at 85 seconds for three miles, equaling 2818 seconds per mile, about 127.3 mph. The Fort Wayne leg took 114 minutes for 131 miles, averaging 68.6 mph, with many segments under a minute per mile.
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Chicago
Ill
Fort Wayne
Ind
Plymouth
Ada
New York
Eastbound Flyer Arrives Early on New 18 Hour Penn Rail Line
The first east bound Pennyslvania Railroad train of the New York to Chicago 18 hour service reached Jersey City at 9 22 am today, three minutes ahead of schedule. The Chicago Jersey City run took 17 hours and 7 minutes. The engineer noted a mile was covered in 8 seconds shortly east of Hobart Indiana.
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New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chicago
Jersey City
Hobart
Ind
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