Miss Hardy Recital Showcases Piano Prodigy At Huntington
Miss Annie F Hardy a pupil of Fael ten Pianoforte School with eight ensemble players presented a program of Beethoven Lachner Chopin Liszt and other modern works at Huntington Chambers Hall. She displayed thorough training and technical ease while the ensemble performed Schumann Oriental Pictures Op 66 to the audience’s delight. A Bach Club recital for the scholarship fund is set for Wednesday May 28 at 8 oclock in Huntington Chambers Hall.
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Annie F. Hardy
Faelten Pianoforte
Huntington Chambers Hall
Hardy
Beethoven
Lachner
Chopin
Liszt
Schumann
Miss Hardy
Bach Club
Vickery Art Studio
Haverhill
Professor Niles on Mounts and West Indies Volcanic Ties
Professor William H. Niles of MIT spoke at the Appalachian Mountain Club meeting on the St Pierre disaster and West Indies eruptions. He proposed that eruptions reflect nature's plan to unite North and South America, with future land arising from the sea as islands transform to solid ground. Edward Wilson then lectured on irrigation in heat.
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West Indies
William H. Niles
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Appalachian Mountain Club
Niles
Nature
South American
West Indian Islands
Edward Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Local option bill engrossed in House amid amendments
The local option liquor bill moves to the Senate after House engrossment with an amendment for club licenses. Opponents quoted include Quinn Boston Riley Boston and Davis Salem while Dorchester leaders Callender Adams and Keith spoke for the bill. Debates on electricity lighting by street railways drew concerns from small towns and fear of future expansion under state policy. The session adjourned after motions about quorum and a postponement of a death penalty repeal bill.
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Senate
House
Messrs
Quinn
Boston
Riley
Davis
Salem
Draper
Roxbury
Ward 21
Dorchester
Hayes
Lowell
Callender
Adams
Keith
Brockton
Sutton
Needham
Larkin
Williamsburg
Gilpatric
Moseley
Westfield
Homans
Schuster
Douglass
Collins
South Boston
Frothingham
Keenan
Convention Deliberates as Coal Strike Looms in Pennsylvan ia
Favor Strike Mazleton May 14 convention of anthracite mine workers convened behind closed doors. Two sessions focused on credentials while no decision on a permanent strike was made. President Mitchell warned concessions from owners seem unlikely and delegates await his guidance as activity centers on credentials and scheduling. Quiet coal production persisted statewide.
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Mazleton
Penn
Pennsylvania
Committee On Credentials
Mitchell
Hanna
National Civic Federation
Opera House
Thomas Duffy
Wilson
Mitchall
Legislative committees push public school support study
The education committee backs an unpaid five member commission appointed by the Governor to study the need for extra school funding and whether to replace the mill tax. Senate actions include a Louisiana Purchase Exposition representation plan with a three member governor appointed board and a $25 appropriation. A Boston smoke nuisance petition moves to next General Court. A Boston street assessment bill drafts committee includes Manning, Dyer, Brigham, Adams, and Coulthurst.
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Legislative Committee On
Dowse
Committee On Federal Relations
Senate
Commonwealth
Board of
Committee On
General Court
Boston
Boston Street
Manning
Worcester
Dyer
Brigham
Marlboro
Adams and Coulthurst
Wedding of Wardwell and Miss Kendricken to Proceed Quietly
Society circles show strong interest in the June 11 Roxbury wedding of Harold P. Wardwell of the Boston Athletic Association to Miss Mary P. Kendricken daughter of Hon. Paul H. Kendricken of Roxbury. The ceremony from the Kendricken mansion will be limited to immediate relatives due to the recent death of Miss Kendricken’s brother. Wardwell, a Boston athlete and president of the New England Amateur Rowing Association, is a prominent figure in local sports. Kendricken is noted for her voice with operatic study in Paris and experience touring Europe, though her father has opposed a public operatic career.
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Harold P. Wardwell
Boston Athletic Association and Union Club
Mary P. Kendricken
Paul H. Kendricken
Roxbury
Kendricken
Wardwell
Boston Athletic Association
New England Amateur Rowing Association
Garsman
Ingalls-Kendricken & Co
Miss Kendricken
Paris
Signor Mascagni
Funng
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Sunday Post
Boston Sunday
Aiv
Professor Niles
Appalachian Club
St. Pierre
Wu Ting Fang
China
Pekin
Sheng
Chia Peng
Polaris
Dingee
Cobb, Hersey & CO
Dewey Square
Committee On Railroads
William A. Nye
Railroad Commissioners of
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Barnstable County
H. R. Drinkwater
T. P. Uarkin
Haydenville, Mass
Legislative
Boston University
Robert A. Coan
Alice
M., Richardson
Barre
Edward J. Rowse
Southington
Conn
Lena R. Edwards
Saugus
Carrie E. Provan
Ernest S. Chase
Athol
Society
Mr. Wardwell
Europe
Purdy
Maple and
Schuyler Streets
Chickering
H. P. Wardwell
BE. W. Grove
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