Embroidered Poplin Suits in Various Colors
Dressy model suit made of imported poplin in white ecru rose blue and tan features elaborate scroll embroidery and a flaring gored skirt. Trimmed to match coat with prior price of 18.50 reduced to 12.75.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1909
Page
2
Dressy model suit made of imported poplin in white ecru rose blue and tan features elaborate scroll embroidery and a flaring gored skirt. Trimmed to match coat with prior price of 18.50 reduced to 12.75.
The Wright brothers conduct multiple trials at Fort Myer with Wilbur and Orville piloting a flying machine. Technical issues rise from weak power, sparker vibration, and weight balance as their father Bishop Milton Wright and brother Reuchlin witness the test.
A large suffrage protest ends with 112 arrests in Westminster. Mrs. Pankhurst leads a deputation to St Stephen's, confronts police, and slaps Inspector Jarvis. Protests cause windows to be smashed as crowds clash and officers disperse captives.
Pupils of Lottie Griffin Stevens presented a recital at Anthoine's Hall Somerville last evening with a chorus of 20 young women drawing many friends.
New York June 29. News of renewed activities of Charles W. Morse has circulated in the financial district after his liberation. Reports say he is in a fair way to regain his financial status and become a prominent figure in finance once more.
Bondholders form Atlantic Gas West Indies Steamship Company to reorganize the Consolidated group of Clyde Mallory New York and Cuba lines and related firms. Market chatter shows interest from Morse agents exchanging old gold bonds for Atlantic Gulf West Indies stock and bonds triggering concern among holders who destroyed or lost certificates.
Harvard graduates from classes including 59 97 08 81 67 72 56 and 73 gathered across Boston venues from the Union Club to the Parker House and Vendome Hotel. Attendees included notable figures such as George von L Meyer Pelham Warren Armes and Albert Lincoln. The Harvard Club of Boston announced future scholarships for local graduates.
George Munson a New England Telephone lineman was thrown from a pole by a live wire and is dying at Gloucester Relief Hospital.
Rev John W Suter will wed the Lawson daughter in Winchester in an Episcopal ceremony. A 190 foot flagpole will display a 75 by 50 foot silk flag weighing 175 pounds amid chimes and hidden Symphony players. A lawn reception follows and a special Chicago guest list travels by Pullman from South Station at 3 15 this afternoon.
The wedding dress will be richly brocaded white satin with a heavy tulle veil. The bride's bouquet will feature saffron-hued roses from Dreamwold, kept private from all but Miss Lawson's inner circle.
The Right Rev Edward J Moriarty pastor of St Peter s Church Cambridge was honored by parishioners with a reception and welcome home last night The Pope granted him the order of Monsignor and offered papal benediction to the large gathering
Brigadier General George B Cosby aged 69 a Kentucky native and one of the last Confederate brigadiers committed death by his own action by inhaling gas in Oakland California on June 29.
Pianist Ossip Gabrilovitch was rushed from his Prince George Hotel apartments to Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital on East Sixty Fourth Street for surgery on expansive mastoiditis. The operation by Dr. James F. McKernon may allow him to keep engagements.
Rome, June 29. Archbishop Farley has decided to purchase the Pope Pius IX homestead at Senigallia and convert it into a shrine. Relics of the pontiff will be placed there for veneration.
The tug Charles T. Gallagher narrowly avoided collision with the liner Ivernia in the Narrows after a becalmed schooner was towed clear. Passengers included Mr. and Mrs. Whittier of Brookline and many notable figures such as Professor Lowell, Rev. John Alexander, and Judge H. P. Beck among others aboard the Ivernia.
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