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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1907
Page
9
This issue targets readers keen on cars and boats with a strong emphasis on models, reviews, and accessories. It highlights exciting launches, pricing details, and expert tips for enthusiasts seeking performance and style.
Malden date unspecified March engagement ending in marriage between Miss Reba Gruber of Boston and Myer H. Slobodkin of this city, a lawyer. Their romance began in Boston social circles before Slobodkin finished English High School in 1902 and Columbia University last year. They plan a spring wedding and a long European trip.
James B. Connolly of South Boston, famed for sea tales, returns from a brief U S Navy enlistment aboard the Alabama and Missouri. He says rumors of forcing him to quit were false and details his voyage with Admiral Evans and a later stint aboard a collier. He plans to write about sea life and has pledged not to publish about the Navy for two years.
The Princeton fencing team suffered its first defeat of the season as Tech won six of nine bouts at the Garrison street gymnasium. Tech led after the second bout with Bounetheau defeating McClintock, then took the next four bouts. Breckinridge beat Breckinridge and Lange edged out McClintock in overtime. Tech aims at a triangular meet with Yale and Columbia on the 27th.
Robert Mantell delivered a finely conceived Richard III in a carefully condensed Cibber adaptation. His performance humanized the heinous king with stageworthy climaxes and skilled diction. Support was adequate and staging commendable. Richard II will be repeated tonight and Merchant of Venice this afternoon. Next week ends Mantell’s engagement.
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