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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1911
Page
11
Residents report a friendly gray squirrel roams Walnut Street danger from cars and dogs. Winter cold nears, gulls leave East Boston wharf for fresh water above Charles River dam.
The speaker laments the coming of spring as politic season spreads. He notes birds and blossoms contrast with endless campaigning and voters pressed to cast ballots. The verse expresses humor and weariness toward candidates.
A former schoolmate recalls Halwen spreading a so called Band of Brothers scheme to workingmen. Jim exposes the ruse, rescues Ida and Halwen, and halts the con as the pair marry. Jim remains unchanged, reflecting on aging and memories.
Henry Clews the banker was born in England and educated for the ministry. Rev Henry S Van Dyke collects books on English poetry. Mrs James Brown Potter the actress tends her garden and was born in New Orleans as Urquhart. M W Stryker president of Hamilton College plays tennis and fishes. Robert Hichens the novelist studied music and wrote songs and lyrics. Charles G D Roberts the poet canoe travels every summer.
Four teaspoonfuls tapioca soaked overnight and four teaspoonfuls coconut in milk simmer to boil. Add yolks of four eggs and sugar, cool, then fold in coconut. whip whites for frosting. For steak, broil and baste with olives warmed in butter, serve with baked potatoes and greens.Recipes from Bertha Gould Mrs Eb Rice Mrs F P Johnson Mrs Ethel Barrows.
Yale appoints Samuel J. Elder as head of the stadium committee chosen by Henry Rogers of Denver. The panel includes Daggett Corbin Swayne Ledyard Row and West with meeting in New Haven to study stadium questions and report by June commencement.
Ruchings fringe back into style with large afternoon hats and laces. Brides veils sit flat over low coiffures. Flowered satins and wrapped trims appear on hats, bands, linings, and bags. Spring suits use semi rough wool, two tone tweeds and hand loom homespuns. Skirts stay narrow yet appear wider with side plaits and new overskirts. A belt uses flowered ribbon edged with fur and a butterfly bow. The trouser skirt shows a hidden box plait.
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