More Girls Suspended At College Report
For the second time in a month Wellesley students were suspended for violating a rule requiring all girls to register when leaving town with no chaperone. The two 18 year old freshmen are Louise McLeary of Farmington Maine and Bertha Alexander of Rutherford New Jersey, both living at 7 Cottage Street.
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Wellesley
Louise McLeary
Farmington
Bertha Alexander
Rutherford
N. J
Cottage Street
Wellesley Student Absences Lead to Remainder-Year Suspension
The student government board at Wellesley, led by president Miss Rachel Davis of Erie, suspends the Misses McLeary and Alexander for not registering before leaving town. Ernestine O. Hunt, Dorothy More, and Edith D. Fanning were also suspended. the five may study at home and take an exam in fall to enter sophomore year. The board vows strict enforcement against unauthorized absences.
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Rachel Davis
Erie
Penn
Ernestine O. Hunt
Newtonville
Dorothy More
Riegelville
Edith D. Fanning
Whitestone
L. I
McLeary
Alexander
Wellesley
Songs of Sunshine and Moonlit Stars
A lyric poem depicts the mother moon cradling stars as waves murmur below. The verse speaks of care and toil reflected in the lunar brow, with the universe rocked in the cradle of night. Copyright 1915 Southern Press Syndicate.
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Southern Press Syndicate
Amateur Gardener praises dahlia varieties in New England
The Amateur Gardener argues many New England dahlia growers ignore range of easy to grow, cheap varieties. Century giant singles, collarettes, and peony flowered types offer abundant blooms ideal for bouquets, and are preferred over the costly cactus dahlias.
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New England
Grand United Order of Odd Fellows Parade in Boston
More than 1000 members from all parts of the state paraded through Boston yesterday afternoon and held their annual thanksgiving service at Tremont Temple. Lodges and ladies auxiliaries carried regalia and distinctive banners.
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Grand United Order of Odd Fellows
State
Boston
Tremont Temple
Patch Elected Marshal for Harvard Doctoral Commencement
Patch Rollin Howard of Buffalo is elected as marshal for the Harvard Doctor of Philosophy candidates at the upcoming commencement. The selection highlights his role in coordinating ceremonies and guiding graduates on the platform.
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Harvard
Howard Rollin Patch
Buffalo
Dixon Criticized By Pastor Over The Birth of a Nation
Rev A Z Conrad denounces Thomas Dixon author of The Clansman and The Birth of a Nation for alleged ulterior motives and racial prejudice. The Park Street Church pastor suggests Dixon fabricates facts and seeks to deport Negroes through his writing.
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Thomas Dixon
A. Z. Conrad
Park Street
Conrad
Dixon
Dr. Conrad condemns a photo-play criticizing nation and race
Dr. Conrad cites eight objections to a photo-play accusing it of misrepresenting the nation from the Revolution to Reconstruction, glorifying the Confederacy, misrepresenting the negro race and the Ku Klux Klan, and misdating history. He praises Boston censor Curley for limiting objectionable plays as a sermon invokes courage for President Wilson after the Lusitania torpedoing.
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Conrad
Ku Klux Klan
Dixon
Curley
Boston
Rome
Park Street
Wilson
Sewing Circle letters discuss marriage asks and advice
Readers of the Boston Post Sewing Circle share questions and opinions on marriage bonds money and independence. Tales from “Three Wishes” ask what brides should demand, with answers urging trust jealousy avoidance and balancing love and home duties.
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Tie Sewing Circle
Boston Daily and
Sunday Post
New England
Boston Post
Tove
Fashions Parade With Fads and Frills Across Season
Paragraph points on fads and fashions describe tassels trimming skirts, checked taffeta frocks, white leather belts, wide collars and cuffs, peach pink organdy blouses, taffeta bodices with organdy skirts, pockets on new suits, flat handbags, lower back corsages, silk coat-and-skirt ensembles, long sleeves with white cuffs, sailor hats, striped silk crowns, striped shirtwaists, pleated frills on linen blouses, kimono sleeves, jet coatees over white foundation, and green chiffon gowns with beaded pointed skirts.
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Faille
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