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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1909
Page
7
In a crowded gallery Hugh Campbell praises Kathryn Field’s painting Ambition while he bears a wounded, cynical heart from a love sacrificed for his career. Kathryn senses his inner conflict and hopes the work may redeem a poor soul.
Hundreds visited the North Ben net Industrial School this week to view pupil handiwork. The event closed last night with Adeline Varro, 12, displaying a handmade blue dress. The sewing and cooking displays featured dresses and ready dishes, shows of self made items by the children.
A couple parts as he departs to preach, praising the bride’s influence on his career. He vows to preach about her portrait to warn the poor against chasing hollow summit joys. She reconciles with a quiet acknowledgment and best wishes.
Ground broken at the old St Thomas Church site on Somerville Avenue near Union Square for a new sanctuary and parish house. Rev A H Kennedy states foundations are underway for exterior walls and plans call for a connected chancel and transepts before a larger final structure.
Paragraphs note the latest fashion points including buttonholed parasol edges, collarless gowns rising in popularity, a single-letter fashionable seal, jackets with pockets, self-toned embroidery on stockings, enduring soutache braid, tortoise shell dagger hair ornaments, and side-pleated gores in skirts.
Boston friends learned yesterday that Miss Lily Buckler of Baltimore plans to marry Dr Ralph van Deman Magoffin of Topeka Kansas a Johns Hopkins Latin and archeology professor. The couple met abroad. wedding likely in fall with June European travels for Miss Buckler and a June 5 sail for Magoffin to Italy.
Miss Vivian Small professor of Latin at Mt. Holyoke College was chosen to succeed Miss Mary A. Evans as president of Lake Erie College in Buffalo New York on May 14. Evans resigns after 40 years of service. The latter half appears to be stray guidance about hairstyling and hat placement.
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