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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1914

Page

8

Girls Musicale Brings In Cash For Elephant Fund

Seven Winthrop High girls aged 8 to 13 organized a charity musicale in Franklin Park to support the Boston Post Elephant Mind fund. They sold tickets, danced sang and played piano to raise money, inspired by Mollie Waddy and Tony and with genuine parental support and community pride.

Elephant Fund Greater Boston Winthrop Highlands Tony Waddy Mollie Franklin Park Winthrop Boston Post

Little Miss Sunshine Leads Dainty School Pageant

A group of young performers presented a sunbeam dance and vocal numbers including Rover the Lost Gog and The Bird's Echo. Edith Somerby and Rosalie Cobb staged a fancy dance while Beatrice Spaulding and Dorothy Bar danced The Dill Pickle. The closing ensemble sang America as the audience praised the clever program. Virginia Sheehan urged raising funds to buy elephants for Franklin Park Zoo via Boston Post elephant man.

Santa Claus Virginia Sheehan Dorothy Barbour Weta CIA Acs Vivian Carr Rover Edith Somerby Barbara Spaulding Rosalie Cobb Vivian Sheehan Franklin Park Zoo Boston Post Fred E. Starr Leyland Street Siavomoneoe Reese Frank and Grace Graham Blue Highlands Ruth Starr Dor Brook Kathleen Cullis Jamaica Plain Doris H. Booth Pee Rae Eke Ralph Fish Flint Street Somerville Dorothy Ferguson Craw ‘Ford Roxbury Daniel Sullivan Mozart Ja- Tomcr Pigin Harry G. Starr Clifford Street Doris Alfred McEntee Marion Florence Piesendel Aes Hill Winthrop Rosalie Cobb Lucy M. Starr Sielessic Street DorohGstee B Ieee Chester Helen Ss. Bridgman Brunswick George Decker, Jr Monument St Providence Kenneth Priestly Somersworth N. H. Lin Concoverrhesesetaeres Asssus Anna Malloy Waverly Doyle Boy Stege Argee Mary Waldron Wyde Park Cecelia Waldron Hyde Park Lucy Kevorklan Centre St Jaee A. Grenigee Eee Eaterree Argare Toros Irving Williams West Medford Lata Doris Melrose Beachmont Maica Plaim Margaret Sullivan

Boston children flood Elephant Fund with pledges for zoo trio

Letters from Boston and New England youngsters pour in with cents and dollars to fund three elephants for Franklin Park Zoo. Each note expresses eagerness to see Tony Waddy and Mollie, linking donations to rides and visits, with several families sending money from Roxbury Norwood Lowell and beyond.

New England Tony Waddy Mollie Franklin Park Zoo Boston Franklin Park Post Elephant Fund Post City Zoo Boston Post Frank‘nd Park LYN Cn Ptain All Street Elephant Fund Esther Gately Vale Street Roxbury Joseph L. Maurer Mary E. Maurer Maitland Street Sir Bertha Robert Earl Peters Boston and Maine Hardy Passway Fitchburg Kennebunk Dorchester Charilie A. Benson

Boston Post Office Clerks Donate Seven Dollars to Elephant Fund

The City Delivery Division of the Boston Post Office submits a heartfelt donation of seven dollars to the Elephant Fund. Jos M Gracia signs the note, expressing appreciation for the paper's public welfare coverage and urging continued enterprise.

Boston Post Elephant Fund Boston Post Office Jos, M. Gracia

Subscription List for Boston Charities Promotes Donors

A long list from Poston Post and the Boston area records donors and contributors to charity efforts. Names include Robert G. Stone, Mrs. Oliver Ames Sr, Thomas W. Lawson, Frank J. Barnjum, Governor Walsh, Ex-Gov. Guild, Ex-Gov Foss, Miss Dorothy Whipple, Clayton O. Dewey, and many others. Amounts vary with many entries under ten dollars, with several larger gifts noted and a total previously acknowledged of 2465.42.

Poston F. Keith Re “Paul Robert G. Stone Buckminster 14 Boston Oliver Ames,Sr Commonwealth Thomas W. Lawson Scituate Frank J. D. Barnjum Devonshire St Clayton O. Dewey Alexander McGregor Readville Mass Freddie Greene Wakullah Williams and Burr Auburndale Robert J. Sisk Heogqui NeSter W. Barron Boston News A. Adams & Co F. P. Sprague Edwin P. Brown Lincoln St Regent ‘Garage Sans James M. Curley Fick Mepeke Wepabg Ass Este Iaae Peta George A. Curry Revere City Delivery Division Posiom Ga Cic Jacky Andy Scott Emsella Terrace Jamaica Plain Fisia Lehoiger T. Kenerson Linwood St Cliftondale George Ford Bellflower Dorchester Russell Morrill Peene Grace Fay Main St Watertown Leeann Pees Ethel A. Haslam Thomas Hs Robert W. Haslam Thomas St Helen M. Haslam John Fitzgerald Joseph Tiss Ereesevus Carmen Dion de Buddy ' Bean Allie 'Steamier Emma Woodbury Harvard Wees Allston Mary Margaret Fleet Is ‘Perkins Fs Gloucester

Be Part Owner Sings This Canary Reginald

A fragmentary verse notes a canary's ambition to own part of something. A voice on a perch sings of lifting its voice while a hint of a future ownership appears with the name Reginald. The text mixes odd lines about elephants and Teck ny Sai.

Reginald

Theatres To Help Elephant Fund With Special Performances

Boston theatre managers stage Elephant Fund days to aid Franklin Park Zoo elephants Mollie Waddy and Tony. Roslindale Theatre collects admissions five cents children ten cents adults with envelopes for donations. other venues offer similar plans with Post credit and photography.

Boston Mollie Waddy Tony Franklin Park Zoo Elephant Fund Roslindale Theatre C. J. Gorman Roslindale Gorman Blue Hill Avenue Shawmut Theatre Chelsea Gordon’s Theatre Huntington Avenue Theatre Gordon's Theatre Shawmut

How to Get on the Honor Roll for Elephant Fund

The Boston Post invites names and contributions to the Elephant Fund Editors to gain a place on the honor roll. Those who aid will be listed publicly, giving supporters a sense of involvement in acquiring the famed elephants.

Jumbo London Tony Keita’s Mollie Central Elephant Fund Boston Post Oys

Boston’s Elephant Fund Drive and Melba Concert Highlight City Life

Former Boston mayor John F. Fitzgerald pledges 26 to the Post Elephant Fund for Waddy Mollie and Tony at Franklin Park Zoo. He says his son Fred inspired the gift and recalls the zoo’s opening days. Mme Melba and Felix Weingartner headlined a Boston Opera House concert, with Weingartner accompanying and both artists praised for artistry and style.

Fitzgerald Opera Houses Elephant Fund John F. Fitzgerald Palm Beach Post Waddy Mollie Tony Franklin Park Greater Boston Fred South Zoo Boston Aquarium Mme. Melba Mme. Weingartner Felix Weingartner Boston Opera House Figaro

General Manager Walter C Fish Taken to Hospital

General Electric Company executive Walter C Fish of Lynn was moved to Corey Hill Hospital Brookline for hip trouble last night. A minor operation may be performed and surgery is not yet certain.

Walter C., Fish General Electric Company Lynn Corey Hill Hospital Brookline

Second Death in Western Avenue Bridge Auto Crash

Robert Whalen, the auto mobile driver on the Western avenue bridge incident Friday night, died yesterday from his injuries. His death followed the death of his guest Philip oe two hours earlier in the same midnight crash.

Robert Whalen Western Avenue Phitip Oe

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