Guests and Hosts Attend Cambridge Social Event
The guest list includes Mrs Thomas Kelley of Cambridge in white mull with lace and violets, Mrs Edmund Wright of Dorchester in gray nun's yelling over pink silk, Miss Jane A McLelan of Dorchester in yellow silk with jet trim, and many others from Providence to Colby College. Men from various colleges attend, as do Gamma Delta Society officers and an executive committee led by Grace Wade.
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Thomas Kelley
Cambridge
Edmund Wright
Dorchester
Jane A. McLelan
Mildred Smith
Providence
Rh. D
Lacey Evans
Borden PB. Bowne
Boston
Janet Stephens
Norway Lake
Louise Coburn
Colby College
Nellie Bakeman Donovan
Beth Brainard
Danvers
Sarah Pomeroy
Medford
Judson B. Colt
Melrose Highlands
Thomas D. Lindsay
West Newton
Fay Spenser Baldwin
Bertha Lakeman
Salem
Gertrude Merrill
Marion E. Ward
East Weymouth
Annie T. Gilcrist
Melrose
Helen E. Wright
Emma A. Fall
Malden
Eliza H. Twombly
Winchester
Ruth E. Jennison
Mollie T. Kingsbury
Randolph
Willis L. Caffless
Tech
Russell P. Raynolds
Myron P. Ford
Albert Higgins
Harvard
Claude Priddy
Portland
Walter Styles
Dr. Stone
Somerville
Arthur Fletcher
Charles Hatch
Theodore Yats
Roslindale
Gamma Delta Society
Helen Y. Gilman
Lebanon
N. H
Mary Ireland
Newton Centre
Elizabeth J. Fardy
Elizabeth A. Horne
Berwick
Grace E. Wade
South Hanson
Marion
Wentworth
South Weymouth
Florence E. Ellis
Waltham
Amy Wallon
Klatsch Collegium Shines at Boston University Social
The annual Klatsch Collegium by Gamma Delta at Boston University marked the peak of the social season. Senior reception in the chapel featured Orpha A. Lee and Helen G. Gilman as hosts with matrons Mrs. Gulliver, Mrs. Stone, and Mrs. Potter. Junior couples greeted guests in Convocation Hall under Katherine G. Kelley and Helen E. Wright. Sophomores held court in Sleeper Hall with Charlotte M. Brant and Lucy F. Evans presiding over the sophomore table, with matrons Mrs. Rand and Mrs. Evans. Freshman table included Mildred L. Jones and Harriet E. O'Donald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston University
Gamma Delta Society
College of Liberal Arts
Orpha A. Lee
Somerville
Helen G. Gilman
Lebanon
Frank Gulliver
E. J. Stone
H. J. Potter
Med
Jacob Sleeper Hall
Sophmore
Charlotte M. Brant
Newtonville
Lucy F. Evans
Frank Rand
Charles Evans
Mildred L. Jones
Chelsea
Harriet E. O’'Donald
Newton Highlands
Charestown Harness Shop Hit By Night Blaze
A brisk fire damaged Patrick McCall’s harness shop at 281 Rutherford Avenue last night. Watchman William Merritt discovered the blaze. damage estimated at 2000 dollars and the cause remains unknown.
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Patrick McCall
Rutherford Avenue
William Merritt
Peculiar Lease Question Over Chelsea Property
Judge Sheldon in the equity division heard George E. Billings seek an order restraining Frank P. Donnell from forfeiting a Broadway Chelsea lease dated January 1, 1902 used as a hotel. The court ruled the bill cannot be maintained as the premises had been used for immoral purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon
Equity Division
Superior Court
George E. Billings
Frank P. Donnell
Broadway
Chelsea
Milner cancels Stead travel permit in South Africa
Lord Milner the British high commissioner in South Africa cancels the permit for William T. Stead the noted English writer to travel within South Africa. The action was announced from Cape Town on March 18.
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Stead
South Africa
Cape Town
Lord Milner
William T. Stead
Downfall of Sully in Cotton Panic Ends in Suspension
The so called king of the pit, Sully, overspeculates in cotton and coffee, buys in panic, builds a huge position of as much as 300000 bales, and after a rapid collapse is suspended from the New York Cotton and Coffee exchanges and the Chicago Board of Trade. The crash devastates New England mills and stock prices, while market watchers note the endurement of a severe speculative downturn.
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Cotton Exchange
Bears
Sully
New York Cotton Exchange
New York Coffee Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
King
Bull Clique
New England Mill Men Avoid Predicting Cotton Collapse Effects
New England mill men avoid public predictions after Daniel J Sully's failure in New York triggers a cotton market slump. Massachusetts leaders say impact will vary by mill with some benefiting from lower prices while others face trouble. Providence coverage notes Sully’s embarrassment sparks market uncertainty but may clear the textile sector.
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New England
King Sully
New York
Arthur Lyman
Massachusetts
Post
New Bedford
Sully
Suspension of Sully & Co Sends Fallout Across Cotton Mills
Fall River reports varied views on the Daniel J. Sully & Co suspension. Some mill owners with little raw material expect benefits from lower prices, while those with large contracts fear a disrupted cloth market and potential losses. Labor union officials welcome the halt to speculation, which they say helps operatives. futures speculation appears limited with no expected losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Daniel J. Sully & Co
Everett mills agent comments spark debate in Lawrence
Lawrence report cites Agent Millin of the Everett mills stating a claim and prompting questions as officials review the statement. The brief note records a quoted remark and signals forthcoming details in a continuing coverage.
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Lawrence
Agent Millilen
The
Everett Mills
Mill official predicts Sully failure will aid New Bedford mills
New Bedford reports a prominent mill official commenting on Daniel J. Sully's failure in New York. He says the event will prove a distinct benefit to local mills and does not expect a major impact on prices from the announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Daniel J. Sully
New York
Greatest Panic Over Sully Failure Hits New Orleans Cotton Exchange
New Orleans March 18. The failure of Daniel J Sully the cotton king of New York caused a panic on the floor of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange. After the panic the exchange reported the local cotton trade sound though many small operators were wiped out and heavy longs lost fortunes. Sully’s owed amount after settlement may top half a million dollars with the loss to his backers and personal stake not included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sully
Exchange
New Orleans
Daniel J. Sully
New York
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
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Eva P. Boyd
Newton
Bates
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House
Boston University Law School
Huntington
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Gamma Delta
So.hansom
Executive Comm
Miss Mildred
Jones
Katherine G. Kelley
Sleeper Hall
Florence Aellis
Mary W. Ireland
Abbie H Hilton
Everett Head
Klatsch
Charlestown
Chelsea Property
Boston Sunday Post
Pitts-Kimball CO
Triple Blue
Webster Co
Ebster Co
Norfolk
Boys’ Caps. Webster Co.’s Price
Eye
Ccc
New Orleans Bulls
Mr. Sully
Summersby
Atlantic Mills
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