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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1919
Page
3
Mrs Theodore TP Shonts appears in New York court this week to defend her role as administratrix of her late husband Theodore TP Shonts estate. She has lived apart from him for years and fights to prevent another woman from sharing the millions in control.
The article notes fur coat and cape trends with dramatic silhouettes. It highlights the cape base evolving into varied wraps, blouses inspired shapes, deep hip bindings, and bows. Dolman sleeves remain popular while coats shorten back lines. Popular furs include seal squirrel beaver and moleskin with mink returning.
Magdeleine Brard, acclaimed young French pianist, will be soloist for the Pension Fund Concert at Symphony Hall next Sunday at 3. She will perform Saint-Saens G minor Concerto, replacing ill Mabel Garrison. The program also includes Tschaikowsky Pathetic Symphony and Wagner Prelude to Tristan und Isolde.
The Hague on November 8 marked one year since former Emperor William sought refuge in Holland. Officials say no demand for extradition has arisen, and William prefers life as a country gentleman at Doorn. Holland stresses principle in Belgium talks and river Scheldt control, while a state loan to Germany appears probable to aid global stability. Holland is inclined to join the League of Nations.
The Associated Press reports Holland will not extradite William Hohenzollern or his son. Dutch officials view them as ordinary refugees with rights, not prisoners, and both remain in their current residences, Amerongen and Wieringen, to avoid embarrassment to the country.
Cardinal Mercier, Belgium’s hero priest, fears upcoming elections will reveal a dangerous advance in revolutionary socialism. He voiced his concerns in a letter to George L. Duval, chairman of the Cardinal Mercier testimonial executive committee, made public in New York.
A cardinal cites employment shortages and factory destruction in Belgium as the cause of deep dissatisfaction. He warns Bolshevik and radical socialist agents exploit the crisis to push aims, while the American people should aid reestablishing normal life. The cardinal’s letter reads in part.
A Belgian cardinal argues for backing press, cooperation, and syndicates to protect social order and prevent revolutionary influence. He calls for rapid development of worker training and technical schools in Brussels Antwerp Malines and northern Brabant, noting he has no funds for these urgent social organizations.
The Khai and Blue Club formed by World War II veterans from Jamaica Plain and Roxbury will host an annual dance event. Local veterans groups and community members are invited to attend at the venue. Proceeds support veterans’ programs and local scholarships.
Tonight Intercolonial Hall Roxbury hosts an annual dance with many senior army and navy officers in attendance including Major General Clarence R Edwards Colonel Sullivan and Colonel Logan who have accepted invitations.
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