Copley Society Prepares Portrait Exhibition at Copley Hall
Celebrities and notable figures portraits by living painters are being assembled at Copley Hall for the Copley Society's three week exhibition opening Wednesday morning. The society has not hosted a similar show for years and has gathered works from leading artists across the United States England France and other nations.
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Copley Hall
Copley Society
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England
France
Sargent Portraits Highlight Boston Exhibition Debut
The exhibition opens privately Tuesday then public Wednesday and runs three weeks with Sargent portraits and drawings by John S. Sargent represented by the Copley Society and works from Mrs. J Montgomery Sears Miss Helen Brice Mrs. Willie Endicott Mrs. Arthur Flamne welL and others. Noted portraits by John J. Shannon Paul Hellen Prince Pierre Troubetzkoy Wilfred von Glehn Henry Carol Devaille and Cecilia Beaux accompany major canvases including Charles Francis Adams and Mrs John S. Ames. The oil pieces fill Copley and Allston halls while the sink room displays drawings and etched likenesses.
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John S. Sargent
Copley Society
Sargent
J Montgomery Sears
Helen Brice
Willie ©. Endicott
Arthur Flamnewell
John J. Shannon
London
Frederick L. Motley
Paul Hellen
Cleveland Bigelow
Duchess of
Marlboro
Prince Pierre Troubetzkoy
Russell Codman
Wilfred von Glehn
Boston
Harold J. Coolidge
Henry Carol-Devaille
William L. Mackes
Charles Francis Adams
Massachusetts Historical Society
Robert Vonnah
Edmund C. Tarbell
John S. Ames
Cecilia Beaux
Arthur T. Hadley
Yale University
George Arliss
Copley and
Allston Halls
Sermon Warns Against Religious Animosity in Somerville
The Rev. Paul Gordon Favor of Prospect Hill Congregational Church denounces sectarian bitterness in Somerville in a sermon on Brotherhood and American unity. He cites Washington and Governor Walsh praising equal treatment of Catholics and Protestants, urging harmony and equal access to office for all faiths.
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Somerville
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Spirit of America
Washington
America
Rome
Walsh
Old Bay
General Wood to Speak at Harvard Union
Major-General Leonard Wood of the United States Army will address Harvard Union in Cambridge on Thursday evening on the topic of Summer Military Camps.
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Gen. Wood
Harvard Union
Leonard Wood
WU. S. A
Cambridge
Mission at Cathedral Opens Annual Parish Mission
Following custom, the Cathedral of the Holy Cross opened its annual parish mission with a large women’s audience. Passonist Fathers from Galeriel Monastery, Brighton, lead exercises. Father Valentine delivered a strong 11:30 mass sermon urging use of the mission benefits. Evening services begin at 7:45 with prayers, sermon, and blessed sacrament.
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Congregation of Passonist Fathers of the Blessed
Galeriel Monastery
Brighton
Tev
Valentine
Lero
Rich Woman as a Menace Sparks Feminist Backlash
A harsh critique denounces the wealthy woman as the worst force in American society, claiming she corrupts through wealth gained by selling herself to rich men. The piece frames feminism as a major protest against this perceived female selfishness and hardness.
Feminism and Motherhood debated at Humanist Forum
Morrison and Swift clash over feminism and motherhood with Swift denouncing rich female spenders as corrupting society while praising feminism as a path to reform. He defends motherhood as vital and calls for selective childbearing to improve social conditions and race.
Second Wiley baby has picture taken
Washington reporters recount John Preston Wiley born to Dr. and Mrs. Harvey W. Wiley. On his second day he posed for photographers as his 70 year old father smiled proudly nearby.
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Wiley Baby
Washington
John Preston Wiley
Harvey W. Wiley
Father John's Medicine Claim Draws Doubt in Lowell Notice
The piece questions a guarantee promising 25 000 dollars to a charitable institution in connection with Father John's Medicine tied to Rev. Father John O'Brien of Lowell Massachusetts. It notes the prescription origin and then casts doubt on the story's truth and distribution among parishioners and friends.
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John
John O’brien
Lowell
Mass
Colds
Harvard Sheepskin Day for 1914 and 1918 graduates
One hundred Harvard men will receive diplomas this morning at the mid-year award ceremony. Students who completed four years in three and a half will receive their sheepskins a year early. Others from the 1918 class who had not met all requirements last June but have since completed the work will be awarded the Bachelor of Arts degree.
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Harvard
Musterole The Great Remedy for Rheumatism
Musterole promises quick relief for rheumatic pains and a wide range of ailments from sore throat to croup and pneumonia prevention. Hospitals reportedly use it, with jars sold at drugstores or by mail from Cleveland Ohio. testimonials hail rapid relief.
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Musterole Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Sight Lost by Tobacco
A historical alert warns of severe health harms from tobacco use including eyesight loss, cancer, insomnia, and organ diseases. It promotes a free book from Woods at 184 Sixth Ave New York offering methods to quit the habit.
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Woods
New York
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