Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Boston Post in Boston, Massachusetts

We have 4,454,244 pages in Massachusetts

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 14 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1899

Page

15

Society notes outshine class day crowds with chic fashions

The piece chronicles summer social happenings, New York and Boston guests at Beck Hall, travels to Europe by James Curtis and Mrs. Abercrombie Burden party, upcoming marriages, and society hostelry activity. It mentions the Paine wedding in Trinity, Major Slocum’s Buffalo Bill outing, and D.A.R. events with regents and outings at Nahant and Crow Point.

Beck Hall Julia Grant Potter Palmer Abercrombie Burden William T. Burden Livingston Cutting Pierpont Davis New York Beck Boston Roger Wolcott, Jr Robert Shaw, Jr Hollis H. Shaw James Curtis Harvard Europe Joseph Choate, Jr London Curtis Nathan Appleton

Kipling party sails from New York with ashes to England

Mr and Mrs Rudyard Kipling sail from New York for England on Wednesday carrying their daughter's ashes to be buried in the Kipling lot. Also reported are polo matches at Hamilton with teams including George H Norman Jr and R M Appleton, a Boston wedding for Grace MecConihe to Grosvenor Orton, and Harvard class day festivities.

Hamilton George H. Norman, Jr George von L. Meyer R. L. Agassiz R. M. Appleton C. G. Rice G. R. Shaw H. H. Helmes H. P. McKean, Jr North Shore Troy N. Y Langdon Pearse Frederick Sutro Walter Hastings Hall

Society Notes At Somerset And University Club Gatherings

Mrs H Washburn wore a cafe au lait gown and white tulle toque as she joined a Somerset dinner party Tuesday evening before sailing for Europe in August for about six months. Miss Anna S Robbins hosted a box party at Keiths for Miss Lulu Glaser then a veranda dinner at the Somerset with Glaser in white taffeta. Mrs Henry B Temboy of Brookline hosted a luncheon for Miss Glaser at the University Club with Catherine Mermet roses on a square table. Mrs George S Hale of Exeter Street traveled to Antwerp and beyond for several months aboard a refined social itinerary.

Anna Robbins Keith’s Lulu Glaser Somerset Henry B. Temboy Brookline Miss Glaser University Club Catherine Mermet Miss Daggett Framingham E. Everett Holbrook Holbrook Mass Donald Mclean Henry M. Thompson

Marriage in Rome New York Ties Kinney to Brush of Columbus

Society notes report the Rome New York wedding of Miss Charlotte Margaret Kinney to Mr. Murray Peabody Brush of Columbus Ohio. The event connects Cambridge and Harvard circles and drew many local society figures to the Newton Club promenade concert nearby with elaborate decorations and a fine program.

Rome N. Y Charlotte Margaret Kinney George Gale Kinney Murray Peabody Brush Columbus, O Cambridge Harvard Newton Club H. E. Cobb Edward B. Wilson J. W. Follett J.W. Kimball Albert Plummer William Allen George H. Benyon Field Lucy Cobb Curtis Charlotte Lamkin Festabrook Harry Mason Morton Cobb E H. Wheeler G. H. Gilbreth Edgar Wrightington F. E. Stanley Martin Charles Hamilton Walter Sanborn Clifford Kimball George Webster Society

Tavern Club of Boston stages hidden summer skit in Milton

Town Topics reports the Tavern Club of Boston held a secret summer entertainment on the lawn of Augustus Hemenway in Milton. Members played a playful skit The Dispossessed Gods with Astor Carey as Hercules and others in roles including Venus Juno Mercury Minerva and Pat. The event featured baseball, supper, fireworks and illuminations in a festive close.

The Tavern Club of Boston Readville Clipston Sturgis Venus Ned" Robinson de Apollo Charlie Hopkinton Mercury George Baker Juno Augustus Hemenway Milton Tavern Club

Patriot Day Observances In Hull Show Old South Chapter

On Flag Day June 14 Hull hosted nearly fifty Old South Chapter members led by regent Laura Wentworth Fowler for a social and luncheon. Decorations, a charter from Faneuil Hall wood, original hymn readings, and “America” sung highlighted a day emphasizing patriotism and memorial duties with plans for future D A R activities and a Manila relief drive led by Miss Sara W Daggett.

Stars and Stripes Hull Old South Laura Wentworth Fowler Floretta Vining John Adams Chapter IF. Robertson Cephalonia Vining Villa Rose Harkins America

Social calendar notes weddings and travel plans in Arlington and nearby towns

A Boston area notice outlines a week of receptions and nuptials. Mr. and Mrs. William Gardner Rice host guests in Arlington after their European honeymoon, with others from Jamaica Plain and Winchester announcing weddings. The column also mentions trips to Europe, a Kaiser Frederick voyage, and summer plans for families and society groups.

William Gardner Rice Arlington Mrs. Rice Land of Evangeline

Social News Notes from Brookline and Surroundings

Mr and Mrs Spencer R Hill return home from a wedding tour and will receive friends after Tuesday. Mrs James H Russell announces the marriage of her daughter Mary Blanche to Mr Charles Arthur Hoffman on Wednesday at Mrs Russell's Bartlett Street Somerville home. Mrs David Greenough of Jamaica Plain travels to East Gloucester for the summer. Mr Greenough will join after his Western trip. Mrs Adolph Ladenburg cables Willow Bank Hempstead ready for her homecoming after Tuesday. Rev and Mrs Minot Savage report hundreds of sympathetic letters for their son Philip, asking New York papers to copy the notice.

Grace A. Rhodes Thomas R. Rhodes Louis §. Redding Foster Street Melrose Henry Brown Jones Elizabeth Estelle Little William Vernon Wolcott Central Church Newbury Berkeley Streets Somerset Spencer R. Hill Miss Cushing Cypress Street Brookline James H. Russell Mary Blanche Charles Arthur Hoffman Russell Bartlett Street Somerville David 8. Greenough Jamaica Plain East Gloucester Mr. Greenough Adolph Ladenburg Willow Bank Hempstead Spring Street Gaylety Minot J. Savage Philip New York

Marlboro D A R Chapter Receives Charter With Patriotic Program

A Marlboro flag day observance marked the General Joseph Badger Chapter D A R as it received its charter from State Regent Miss Sara Whittemore Daggett. Mrs Hattie Manning presided as regent, with Miss Martha L Ames of Marlboro and others delivering patriotic lectures and music from Miss Edith Wood and Miss Lucy Bean.

Marlboro Edith Wood Hudson Lucy Bean A. Bird Bird Manning Daggett A. A. Blair Martha L. Ames Miss Ames Daughters of the American Revolution

Medieval doctors used ground oyster shells for rickets care

The article notes that ground oyster shells given to children with rickets and scrofula contained lime, nitrogen, iron, sulfur, manganese, magnesia, flour, bromide, phosphoric acid and iodine. It asserts benefits for feeble children and claims growing children would gain better teeth from powdered shells.

Bathing as soothing remedy for skin irritations and bites

The passage extols baths as the most soothing cooling purifying and refreshing remedy for heat rash itchiness chafing redness rough skin insect bites sunburn and oily pimply complexions, promoting cleansing and comfort.

Cuticura Soap Promoted For Hair and Scalp Care

An advertisement extols Cuticura Soap as a cure for crusts scales and dandruff on the scalp. It claims to soothe irritated skin stimulate hair follicles nourish roots and produce luxuriant hair with a clean scalp. Also notes Cuticura Ointment and prices and offers a free guide to preserving face hands and hair.

Potter Drug & Chem. Corp Boston

Morton Street Road Project Links Dorchester Parks and Milton

A proposed Morton street roadway will connect Dorchester park system with Dorchester Lower Mills and Milton forming a main scenic drive. The eighty foot macadam road runs from Forest Hills through Franklin Park Austin and Pierce farms to Milton Lower Mills with land donated by Forest Hills Cemetery Association and other owners. The plan promises improved park access and a bike friendly route, boosting adjacent property values and offering a shaded cyclists paradise.

Morton Street Dorchester Lower Mills Milton Forest Hills Franklin Park Austin and Peirce Codman Woods Forest Avenue Station Milton Lower Mills Nantasket Dorchester Austin Pierce Forest Hills Cemetery Association

Nahant and Bass Point Seaside Season Opens Strong

Bass Point and Nahant resorts report strong crowds with Nahant steamers full on every trip. Extra trips were needed on June 17 to meet demand. A Lafricain's Naval Brigade Band concert is slated for Bass Point grounds and the Bass Point House offers notable fish dinners. Steamers will pass Admiral Sampson's warships in view.

Bass Point Nahant Line Lafricain Naval Brigade Atlantic Sampson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Clara May George Lyman Paine Robert Treat Paine Trinity Slocum Buffalo Bill Deadwood Elena Eldredge Elizabeth Hawkins J. H. Morison Eldredge J.C. R. Peabody Herbert W. Whitten Thomas N. Hart Phillips Beach House Florence Breed Lynn Philip Savage Henry M. Upham Prescott Preston Beach Bluff Thomas’ [Lawson Cohasset Bryant Lawson Sarah Bowman van Ness Lexington W. W. Swarnsborne Edward Everett Hale Nathan Hale Yale Barbara N. Galpin George Galpin Daniel Manning Touraine Albany Mr. Olof Sundstrom Crow Point Hingham Touraine Stonday Miss Vining McLean Thompson Molly Varnum Lowell Chelmsford Sara Whittemore Daggett Massachusetts D. A. R Charles Gary Pauline Miss Gary Smith College New England Woman's Press Association Nahant Lincoln Wharf F. W. Kittredge Beacon Street Mabel Wheaton Cornelia Kittredge Edinburgh Pew Eighth Regiment Massachusetts Volunteers Sallie Joy White Francis Wilson Lulu Gliser George Amory W. A. Bancroft Ware Viola Allen Edith Marie Allen Albert Percival Hall St. Agnes Chapel Ponce de Leon Lillian Russell Miss Russell Arthur Adams John Edward Brooks Williams Proudfit Burden Theron Siphron Catlin Francis Douglas Cochrane Walter Livingston Cutting Malcolm Donald Joseph Dunderdale Forbes John Alden Homans James Carleton Howe Charles Haven Ladd Johnston Frederic Russell Nourse Russell Perkins Arthur Waldo Rice Hollis Hunnewell Shaw Robert Gould Shaw, Jr Willing Spencer Frederick Rothh Swift George Shepley Tiffany Theodore Sedgwick Watson Malcolm Douglass Whitman Roger Wal- Cott William H. Sherman J. Linfield Damon Devereux Rocks B. F. Keith Ford House Buffinton Pickens Arthur Carroll Briggs Mr. Withrow Park Street Church Gertrude Davis Alice Sawyer Margaret Quincy Florence Hathaway Susanne Osgood Fargo N. D Adoniram Pickens Muriel Badger Ruby W. E. Richardson Mrs. Sanborn Elene Foster Pi Eza Society Hemenway Gymnasium Messrs Robert Faton Andrews James Flynt Bacon Charles Edward Baldwin Ward Cotton Burton Howard Coonley Louis Amory DeBlois John Archibald Denholm William Reynolds Dickinson Henry Payson Dowst Charles Augustus Hamilton James Taylor Harrington Roy Sidney Hedges William French Hollings Tyler Lee Holmes Joseph Albert Jones Eugene Schreiber Klein Robert Ainsworth Leeson Thomas Nickerson Walworth Pierce Fred Adams Russell William David Smith Everitt Bogert Terhune Calvin Sumner Edgell Addison Grant Fay Charles ‘Edward Williams Charles Dane Woodbury F. Lincoln Childs Nathalie Kimball South Street Roslindale George 8. Hale Exeter Street Antwerp Beeci Jams Henry F. Libby Kensington Wolfboro N. H Libby Phbhtty Debbie Eeeed Bunker Hill Charlestown Little Rhody Massachusetts Gaspee George M. Thornton Pomham Club Rhode Island Thornton Providence Walter A. Perk C. W. Lippitt Governor Lippitt Knight Green Susan A. Ballou Commonwealth Avenue Shattuck Roberts United States Congress Continental Congress Sara W. Daggett Annie Wheeler General Wheeler Massachusetts Daughters of the American Revolution Manila Wheeler Miss Wheeler Boston Transcript Hollis Hunnewell Hunnewell Jaffray Wellesley Munnewells Newport Thomas Riley Agnes Pillsbury Mt. Monadmock Camden Chicago Miss Pillsbury Germany Beth Eva Smalley Winchester William Henry Corliss Methodist Episcopal Church Cross Street John Brainerd Boulogne France Brainerd Copley Huntington Avenue Rainerd Norumbega Park Charles Rollins Cadets G. B. Morrison Royal Society OF Good Fellows Anchor Assembly Cambridgeport St. George's Hall Massachusetts Avenue Assembly Brighton Assembly No Reed Somerville Assembly Eastern Star Assembly No Mamimeth Assembly No. 287 Hie Newton Highlands Extension Newton Fr. B. Wilson J. Charles Kennedy Charles Ross Dana Pond White Paul Boylston Centre Streets Newton Highlands Newton Centre West Newton Claflin Ahl L. Ek. Bow Carl Alberto Newton Highlands Square Chestnut Hill Reservoir Commonwealth Avenue Street Railway Company Morton Roadway New Boulevard Nahant and
Search Courier

Search the Boston Post Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Boston Post?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication