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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1915
Page
18
Hate, hearty and seemingly as keen ly alert mentally as when appointed to the bench in 1892 by President Harrison Judge William L. Putnam presiding justice of the United States Circuit Court in this district observed the 80th anniversary of his birth yesterday.
Judge Putnam, staying at the Vendome in Boston, kept his daily routine after a day in court. He spoke to a Post reporter about notable cases including Western Union v. the telephone company and the Ingersoll estate, praised Massachusetts and U S law, and noted his Maine Democratic ties and Portland residence.
Mrs Stuyvesant Fish died at 10 45 pm at her Gar rison New York country home from a brain hemorrhage. Funeral Friday in Garrison. A prominent New York society leader and charitable benefactor, she was known for Crossways Newport villa entertainments and support of garment strikers in 1913. She was Marion Graves Anthon before marriage to Stuyvesant Fish on June 1 1876.
The article recalls Mrs Fish hosting elegant gatherings in New Port with themes such as fairy tale Queens and oriental dinners. With the war breaking out, she canceled all entertainment for the season, following many hostesses who did the same. Her soirées were famed for good taste and early hours ending before 1 AM with the orchestra playing Home Sweet Home.
The engagement of Ruth Evans of Everett avenue Dorchester to Dr Edward Scott O Keefe of Lynn was announced yesterday. Miss Evans a Wellesley graduate and Sacred Heart Convent Marmoutiers alumna. Her father, George William Evans, is headmaster of Charlestown High School.
The Rev. Dr. James T. Albion of Portland, Maine warned that Sunday school education is neglected at home during the Universalist Sabbath School Union meeting in Cambridge. The 64th annual gathering drew many local church leaders with W. T. Smallman elected president, Joseph B. Horton vice president, Carl F. Elsm er secretary, and trustees named for one year.
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