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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1913
Page
2
Washington essayed by Mrs. Thomas Marshall paints a candid portrait of her and the VP’s wife life. She recalls courtship, marriage after three months, and joint travel with Mr Marshall. She describes their shared tastes, hobbies, and simple home life with strong emphasis on people and faith.
Elizabeth Amsden soprano and Rudolph Ganz pianist headlined the Boston Opera House ensemble directed by Andre Caplet in a winter concert. Ganz delivered Tschaikowsky’s B flat minor concerto with vigor while Amsden sang Tannhauser aria and Mozart Serenade delighted the audience with pure elegant melodies.
James W. Pierce former 18 year treasurer of the National Lancers and retired Boston Can Company treasurer died at 32 Linnean Street North Cambridge after illness. He was 50 and a member of Amicable Lodge Masons and Friendship Lodge Odd Fellows. Survived by widow two sons and a daughter. He will be buried Tuesday.
Julian Hawthorne son of Nathaniel Hawthorne spent his first Sunday in a barred Tombs cell and remains determined to ask no appeal from a sentence of one year and one day at the Atlanta federal prison.
Penniless exiled writer Hawthorne adapts to prison life at the Tombs. He notes the harsh contrast to previous ease, fascinated by the inmates and relieved by the quiet, while planning to use confinement to write about his experiences and impressions. He avoids visitors and hopes for a swift transfer to Atlanta.
Two celebrated artists Leopold Godowsky and Julia Culp performed at Symphony Hall yesterday afternoon. Godowsky showcased Chopin and Liszt with modernized 18th century arrangements and a striking Symphonic Metamorphosis of Strauss Kunstlerleben while Culp offered Schubert songs, then French and English pieces and a Brahms group, winning enthusiastic audience approval.
Marlboro March 16. Clifton B. Russell former treasurer of the Marlboro Co operative Bank reappeared at his home at 184 Pleasant street after a trip to Winnipeg Canada The family said he was not ill and expressed happiness to be back Russell had vanished March 6 prompting questions about his whereabouts and resignation The son William explained the trip was planned as a pleasure visit for a friend and was kept private during its short duration
Exercises in honor of St Patrick were held at Pilgrim Hall on Washington Street yesterday afternoon. Speakers included Dennis J Keating James J Gaynor Standish J Reidy James O Connor Patrick Drumgoole president of the Dublin Club and Benjamin Fitzpatrick president of the Central Council of Irish County Clubs.
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