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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1910

Page

6

Yard a Scene of Beauty at Celebration in the Evening

Senior editors and fraternity members held annual receptions across Cambridge venues from 1 to 11 pm. The Lampoon spreads ran 1 to 4 pm in the Hemenway Gym. Sigma Alpha Epsilon hosted 6 to 11 pm near Prescott Street. Kappa Gamma Chi spread 6 to 8 pm behind Holworthy Hall. Theta Delta Chi hosted 6 to 8 pm at 54 Dunster Street with listed members.

Gerald Wetherell Hallowell Robert Canby Hallowell Robert Graham M Henderson Samuel Trafford Hicks Francis da Hart Houston Richard Farnsworth Hoyt Charles Leo Lanigan Clarence Cook Little Leon Magan Little Edward King Merrihew Alfred Reuben Meyer Paul Franklin Perkins Thomas Ives Hare Powel John Silas Reed John Preston Rice Frederick Monroe de Selding Thornton Kirkland Ware Lester Watson Lucien Wikin, Jr Philip Wyman the Lampoon Mt. Auburn Street Pi Eta Hemenway Gymnasium Sigma Alpha Epsilon Prescott Street Kappa Gamma Chi Holworthy Hall Thomas J. Brown George R. Bunker Irving F. Carpenter William H. Fitzpatrick, Jr James Humphrey Gordon G. Sampson Maurice T. Whiting Theta Delta Chi Dunster Street Francis A. Brewer Philip W. Carter Harlan F. Crown Luther M. Ferguson Herbert E. Harwood Rushworth P. Jordan Samuel C. Laurence Gardner Murphy Thomas B. Townsend, Jr

Harvard And The Community At Class Day Exercises

The overflow crowd at Sanders Theatre heard William R Ohler urge Harvard men to serve society through education and public work. He praised Eliot and Lowell and warned that Harvard must stay vital and funded to remain a national leader. Edward Eyre Hunt read a hopeful class poem while the seniors sang the Class Ode to Fair Harvard.

Sanders Theatre William Richard Ohler Harvard Edward Eyre Hunt Thomas Stearns Eliot Ank William Sullivan Lowell

Free Hair Cure Offer Targets Women With Promises

A vintage advertisement promises a free trial package for a hair removal remedy sent by mail. It claims the product removes any hair growth, is harmless, will not burn skin, and requires only mailing a coupon with no payment. The copy stresses thousands cured and urges immediate action.

Free Trial Bottle Offer for Elec trola Treatment

Fill in your name and address on the dotted lines and mail to EXo-Rectiv Co. in Chicago Illinois. A free trial bottle will be sent at once to show what Elec trola can do for you.

Exo-Rectiv Co State St Chicago Ill

Memorial Hall Dance Draws Thousands In Informal Programme

Thousands packed Memorial Hall last night for an informal dance program. Dancers filled the waxed floor as the orchestra hidden behind palms played a coaxing waltz and two step. Over 2000 attendees arrived during receptions at the cathedral like entrance and lingered until 11 o clock.

Ex Chief M Laughlin of Melrose Dead

Frank M Mc Laughlin longtime Melrose police chief after 2 years service died at his home 56 Green Street following a prolonged illness He was born July 12 1847 in South Boston and lived in Melrose since age 5 A Civil War naval veteran and Mason he led Melrose police from 1883 to 1909 He is survived by his widow and two sons Ralph L and Perey L

Melrose Frank M. McLaughlin Green Street Chief McLaughlin South Boston Ralph L Perey L

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