Vassar Graduate to Wed Harvard Engineer Today
The wedding of Miss Ethel D. Keniston a Vassar graduate of 1912 and Raymond B. Ladoo a Harvard 1914 graduate and mining engineering student will take place this afternoon at the Keniston home 2332 Massachusetts avenue North Cambridge Rev F E Marble will perform the ceremony many Vassar and Harvard students and graduates are expected as guests
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Ethel D. Keniston
Vassar
Raymond B. Ladoo
Harvard
Harvard School of Mining Engineering
Keniston
Massachusetts Avenue
North
Cambridge
F. E. Marble
Ethel Dorothy Keniston
Girls Sell Flowers for War Sufferers Row
Hundreds of Chelsea and Revere girls sold flowers all day and late into the night for Jewish war sufferers, raising funds through the effort and public selling corners.
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Chelsea
Revere
Pink blossom drive draws volunteers and sales across two cities
More than 2000 people volunteered in two cities as pinks and other blossoms were offered to the public. Few escaped solicitors without buying at least one flower, and many purchasers bought out the outfits of salesgirls.
Bear church hoax rattles South End police
East Dedham street Police station officers launched a bear hunt after a telephone message claimed three grizzlies entered Ebenezer Baptist Church on West Springfield street during service. They arrived to find the reports were a hoax.
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East Dedham Street
South End
Ebenezer Baptist Church
West Springfield Street
Clergymen Gather for St Matthew's Centennial Service
The centennial exercises of St Matthew's Church West Broadway featured Rev John Wright D D rector emeritus of St Pauls Episcopal Church St Paul Minn delivering the closing sermon in his 80s after a 1500 mile trip East He urged a $50000 endowment for parish stability. Holy communion was celebrated by former St Matthews boy Rev William J Cordick aided by area clergy and choirs.
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St. Paul, Minn
John Wright
D. D
St. Matthew’s Church
West Broadway
St. Matthew's
William J. Cordick
Christ Church
Plymouth
Ind
W. C. Winslow
Albert Crabtree
F. B. Allen
C. H. McCurdy
James Sheerin
St. Matthew’s
Grace Church
Church of the Redeemer
St. Matthew's Church
South Boston
Catholic Notes highlight parish pop concert and alumni rites
St Joseph Alumni Association Roxbury plans a pop concert at St Joseph School Hall tonight as 106 graduates join the 800 member body. Also noted are ticket demands for the South End field day on July 15 and four Massachusetts men joining the Congregation of the Mission priesthood ordination on July 7 at St Vincent Seminary. Bishop Joseph G Anderson will confirm a large Jamaica Plain class at 10 am Thursday.
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St. Joseph
William B. Finigan
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
South End
Congregation of the Mission
St. Vincent’s Seminary
Germantown
Penn
Joseph §. Glass
D. D
Salt Lake City
Utah
William Gunville
Weymouth
Thomas Conroy
Francis Connor
South Boston
William Lynch
Leominster
Joseph G. Anderson
V. G
Boston
House of the Angel Guardian
Jamaica Plain
Motorist Sought After Hit Run On Lynn Boulevard
Lynn police search for a motorist who struck Harold C. King riding a motorcycle on Lynn boulevard Saturday night leaving him unconscious. The car's windshield was broken as the sole clue. King lives at 15 Whittier Street.
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Lynn
Harold C. King
Whittier Street
Lynn Boulevard
King
Revolt Within Republican Committee Over Chairmanship
A organized revolt against the Old Guard steering committee surfaces in the Republican National Committee. The drive supports Charles Evans Hughes for national chairman, with 33 committee members and 30 state chairs contacting Hughes to argue the Hitchcock faction is the majority choice and that the sub committee was packed against Hitchcock. The rebels frame the clash as a fight to dilute Old Guard control and expose preconvention maneuvering in Chicago.
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New York
Republican National Committee
Old Guards
W. Murray Crane
Massachusetts
Charles Evans Hughes
Hitchcock
Hughes
Crane Committee
Old Guardsmen
Ralph Williams
Oregon
National Committee
Chicago
Mr. Hughes
Old Guard
Williams
Movement backs Hitchcock as national committee revolt described
Leaders say Hughes supporters pressed Frank H Hitchcock as their choice and denounce the Crane sub committee as unrepresentative. The revolt began in Chicago at the first national committee meeting after the convention adjourned amid revived 1908 animosities.
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Hughes
Frank H. Hitchcock
Crane
National Committee
Chicago
Hitchcock
Irish Relief Fund Secured by Gaelic School Society
The Boston Gaelic School Society appointed a committee led by Thomas G. Collins of Revere with Mrs. W. J. Mitchell as secretary and Michael J. O'Brien as treasurer. At a Sunday meeting in Franklin Hall O'Brien reported that over 125 dollars has been subscribed.
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Boston Gaelic School Society
Thomas G. Collins
Revere
W. J. Mitchell
Michael J. O’brien
Franklin Hall
O’brien
Delegates Visit Boston From National Editorial Association
One hundred delegates to the National Editorial Association convention in New York visited Boston yesterday as guests of the Boston Chamber of Commerce convention bureau. The delegates arrived on the Metropolitan line from New
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National Editorial Association
New York
Boston
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Metropolitan
New
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