Engagement of Miss Anita Calef to Francis Boardman
Miss Anita Calef, a Vincent Club favorite and society figure, becomes engaged to Francis Boardman, a New York clubman who oversees the electrification of the New York Central. Their meeting followed Calef’s postcollapse work in New York philanthropy after a family fortune loss in the John Oakes Shaw collapse.
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Anita Calef
Francis Boardman
New York
Vincent Club
Boardman
New York Central
Miss Calef
Calef
John Oaks Shaw
Boston
New York City
John Oakes Shaw
Mr. Shaw
Miss Cales
Marboro Street
Back Bay
Vincent Club Amateur
Mr. Boardman
Canterbury
Charlesgate West
Vincent
Abagail Adams Chapter
William H. Boardman
Yale
Alpha Delta Phi
St. Andrew's Club
The
Hair Care Warns Against False Hair and Dyes
Dermatologist Dr. C J White of Massachusetts General Hospital lectured at Harvard Medical School urging avoidance of false hair, dyes, and hats in hot weather. He warned about dandruff, daily washing harms, and advised simple soaps, gentle powders, and consulting physicians for skin troubles. He also cautioned about cadmium remedies and called for legislation to curb primrose and poison ivy use due to skin risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. White
Massachusetts General Hospital
Harvard Medical School
Castile
Apothecaries
Wellesley selects publication boards for 1910 1911
The Wellesley class of 1911 after a lengthy debate elected the boards for the News weekly and the Magazine monthly for 1910 1911. Corrine Crane is editor in chief with colleagues Buel a Gray Dorothy Shaine Ruth Mulligan Richie Guion and Helen Goodwin. Imogene Kelly heads the News with Muriel Bachelor Mary Guernsey Carol Whitin and Richie Guion as business manager plus Helen Goodwin as subscription editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley
the News
Corrine Crane
Buela’ Gray
Dorothy Shaine
Ruth Mulligan
Richie Guion
Helen Goodwin
Imogene Kelly
Muriel Bachelor
Mary Guernsey
Carol Whitin
Terary
Business Anager
Merry Widow Prince Weds Widow in New York
The Merry Widow actor Prince Weds Mrs Florence Meagher Pope of New York. He based in South Boston and famous for the theater. The couple, after a honeymoon in Boston, plan to visit the city.
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Donald Brian
the Prince In
the Merry Widow
South
Boston
Florence Meagher Pope
New York
Joseph J. Gleason
Mrs
Brian
Story of Tonight's Opera
Puccini’s La Tosca set in early 19th century Rome unfolds love betrayal and torture in three acts. Tosca Cavaradossi and Scarpia collide amid political strife with a dramatic finale as Tosca leaps to death from the prison ramparts. Boninsegna Constantino Baklanoff star in a producing season highlight for the Boston Opera Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giaccomo Puccini
Boston Opera
Sardou
Sarah Bernhardt
Constanz Theatre
Rome
St. Andrea Alla Valle
Floria Tosca
Cavaradossi
Cesare Angelotti
Angelotti
Scarpia
Tosca
Lucevan le Stelle
Boston Opera Company
Boninsegna
Constantino
Baklanoff
Clergy Pulpit Rotations and Lenten Services Across Boston Area
The Rev. Clifford Gray Twombly will occupy St. Paul’s pulpit at noon this week except Saturday when Rev. William H. Van Allen speaks. Dudley Street Baptist Church services led by Rev. D. B. Jutten. Harvard Church sermon by Rev. Ambrose W. Vernon on personal religion. Central Church morning address by M. J. Fenega. Knights of Pythias services at Broadway Church Somerville led by Rev. Robert W. Beers. Lenten cantata at Union Congregational Church with 385 voices. Rev. Edmund S. Rousmantiere preached at Church of the Advent. Mt. Vernon Church Evening address on The Habits of Jesus by Rev. James Austin Richards. World in Boston fund guarantee reaches 60000. World’s Christian Endeavor Union and Boston Endeavor Union plan reception for Dr. Francis E. Clark and Mrs. Clark at Ford Hall. J. Stanley Durkee presiding. Rev. George H. Creford accepts Ward Hill Church post. All Souls Unitarian holds talk Making the World Better by Rev. W. T. Secrist. next Sunday by Rev. A. W. Littlefield. Rev. Charles Mockridge, rector of All Saints Ashmont, near death in Louisville after hospital stint. Rev. Charles C. Earle marks fourth anniversary at Ruggles Street Baptist Church amid former parishioner greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Gray Twombly
St. James’ Church
Lancaster Penn
St. Paul’s
William H. van Allen
Church of the Advent
World’s
Christian Endeavor Union
Boston Christian Endeavor Union
Ford Hall
Francis E. Clark
Clark
William Shaw
Hiram Lothrop
J. Stanley Durkee
South Congregational Church
Campella
First Free Baptist Church
Roxbury
All Souls Unitarian Church
W. T. Secrist
A. W. Littlefield
Last square-rigged ship leaves Portland waters
Portland Me March 6 The bark Carrie Winslow sails today to Newport News under new owners marking the final square rigged vessel belonging to the Portland customs district. Built in 1880 the Winslow was one of 119 square rigged ships from this port.
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Portland
Newport News
Carrie Winslow
J.S. Winslow
Portland Customs District
Winslow
Gray Hair Explanation and Hair Health Remedy
An article explains gray hair as a nutritional issue rather than heredity. It promotes Hay's Hair Health as a harmless, non dyeing remedy rich in scalp sustenance to prevent hair decay and advises readers to obtain related publications from Philo Hay Specialties Company and listed stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philo Hay Specialties Company
Newark
N. J
Conn ii
Woodward Drug Dog & Epstein’s
Walker & Rintels Co
Hundreds Rush for Free Land in Eastern Montana
The Havre Montana dispatch reports a massive east to west immigration wave as about 1500 settlers seek 820 acre homesteads along Great Northern lines. By March 6 hundreds of families filed on 820 acre parcels in Havre and surrounding towns amid ideal weather, low snow, and high horse hire demand.
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Havere
Mont
Montana
United States
Great Northern
Harlem
Chinook
Great Northern Railroad
Glasgow
Whose Child Is This Five Dollar Gold Piece Reward
A Boston Post notice invites school children to identify themselves from a noon recess photo on Main street Charlestown. Children must appear at the City Editor office at 275 Washington Street to claim a five dollar gold piece, with adults present. The paper notes daily and Sunday photos of local pupils, with Cath ereine McGaffigan named as the Saturday subject.
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Post
Main Street
Charlestown
Greater Boston
The
Washington Street
Catherine McGaffigan
Elizabeth McGaffigan
Buttrick Place
North End
St. Mary’s Parochial School
Sister Mary Matthews
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Dr. White
Booth
Hyomei CO
Buffalo, N. Y
George Grantham Bain
Alice Nielsen
Cavaradoss
Scorpia
Chickering
Dudley Street Baptist Church
D. B. Jutten
D. D
Fall River Temple
Harvard Church
Brookline
Ambrose W. Vernon
Central Church
M. J. Fenega
Northland College
Wisconsin
Christ
Broadway Congregational Church
Somerville
Knights of Pythias
Robert W. Beers
Union Congregational Church
Edmund S. Rousmantiere
Mt. Vernon Church
James Austin Richards
Jesus
America
George H. Credeford
East Milton
Ward Hill Congregational Church
Mayerhill
Charles Mockridge
All Saints Church, Ashmont
Mary J. Tyler
Louisville
Charles C. Earle
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Earle
Harvard Street Church
Portland Waters
W. B. Henley
Fort Hill
NEW England Telephone
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