Final Clean Up Drives Spring-Sales of Suits and Coats
Clearing decks for Spring action the store sacrifices remaining suits and overcoats at three special prices.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1913
Page
16
Summer Garment Assortments For Men Revealed
Regardless of former marked prices, splendid assortments offer sizes to fit men of any proportion. Many garments include light fabrics suitable for early summer wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Tailoring Company
Easter Parade Colors Brighten Boston Streets 1913
Crowds filled Back Bay and downtown Boston as Easter Sunday sunshine and brisk March winds showcased bold fashion. Commonwealth avenue overflowed with debutantes and matron crowds while Tremont Temple and major churches saw packed pews. Fenway and Aquarium drew record spring attendance with Franklin Park similarly busy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Street
Old North Church
King’s Chapel
Tremont Temple
Fenway
Franklin Fark
Aquarium
Cardinal presides over lavish Easter services in Boston churches
Elaborate Easter observances fill Catholic churches across Boston with lavish flowers, candles, and light displays. At Cathedral of the Holy Cross the cardinal presided with high clergy and a large choir while a papal blessing was given. Other churches also reported ornate altars, extensive music, and packed pews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdiocese of Boston
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
John B. Peterson
St. John’s Ecclesiastical Seminary
Brighton
George V. Leahy
William J. Dooley
William A. Dunn
Henry V. Cunningham
James M. Prendergast
Order of St. Gregory
Michael J. Scanlan
Joseph G. Anderson
Boston
Mer. M. J. Splaine
Pio de Luca
Thomas R. McCoy
Michael J. Scanlon
Neil A. Cronin
D. D
Augustine F
Frank Donnelly
J. Francis Driscoll
Greater Boston
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Francis P. Powers
S. J
Thomas H. Miley
John Fitzpatrick
Henry Wennerberg
Father Miley
M. F. Byrne
J. J. Geoghan
Mission Church
Roxbury
James Hayes
C. SS. R
Andrew Wynn
Charles S. Hoff
Co. SS. R
J. Feldmann
J. J. Frawley
Easter Church Services Fill City Pews With Floral Splendor
Easter Sunday drew crowds to Protestant churches across the city as ornate programmes and lavish decorations captivated worshippers. St Pauls Cathedral Trinity Church and Old South saw hundreds turned away, with lilies roses smilax palms and geraniums adorning pulpits altars and platforms. Noted soloists and choirs enhanced services at multiple parishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Dean Rousmaniere
Trinity Church
South Congregational Church
Old South Church
Arlington Street
Easter decorations fill city churches with flowers and music
White and red bouquets and lilies adorn the Church of the Advent, All Saints Chapel, and Emmanuel Church. The Union Congregational Church hosts 2000 worshippers with 40 vested singers and 50 carol choristers. Tremont Temple features laurel and lilies with a lit cross over the pulpit. Park Street Church displays lilies and rambler roses with a cross over the pulpit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints Chapel
William Harman van Allen
Emmanuel Church
Newbury Street
Elwood Worcester
Union Congregational Church
Union Church
Tremont Temple
Park Street Church
Harvard Easter Parade Show Flaunting Colors
Harvard students viewed the Cambridge parade from windows as Easter processions dazzled with flamboyant colors. The event drew faculty and spectators to the Harvard yard from noon into the afternoon, marking a pronounced shift in parade style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Cambridge
Harvard Yard
Cambridge Celebrates Easter Parade In Harvard Town
The scene shows Cambridge families and Harvard students observing an Easter parade. The article notes many alumni in Prince Albert hats and canes as well as the fashionable Cambridge matrons and numerous young women in finery joining the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
University
Harvard
Gotham Show Nipped By Wind
Fifth Avenue Easter dress parade sunny but brisk winds reduced display. fur and wraps common with chic color schemes and bright hues in gowns and hats. Upper Broadway and nearby districts also enjoyed fashion promenades after church hours despite the chill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
East Side
City Churches Fill Morning Services With Grand Music
Churches across the city were well filled for morning services and elaborate musical programmes were common.
Missionaries Spread Easter Cheer Through City Institutions
The City Missionary Society led by Rev. D. W. Waldron distributed cards hymns and magazines to 442 persons across seven institutions. Waldron and his staff visited each site delivering the material and spreading holiday goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Missionary Society
D. W. Waldron
Easter Finery Discounted Amid Rain in Chicago
Torrential rains drenched Chicago on March 23 causing sparse church attendance and deserted fashionable promenades, with windswept streets and shoppers delaying plans to view Easter finery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Alleged Nugget Thief Taken to Attleboro
Joseph Bernard alias John Peters was arrested in the West End late Saturday while trying to pawn seven nuggets of raw gold at a Merrimac Street shop. Chief Wilbur escorted him to Attleboro yesterday afternoon for arraignment on larceny charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bernard
John Peters
West End
Merrimac Street
Attleboro
Charles E. Wilbur
Colored candy kills three children in Kelliher
In Kelliher Saskatchewan on March 23 three young children of Hamilton Rodgers a wealthy pioneer died after eating colored candy. The stomachs and some of the candy were sent to Regina for government analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelliher
Sask
Hamilton Rodgers
Regina
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