Piper-Swift Wedding At Allston Park Theatre
Frank Piper business manager of the Park Theatre married Miss Addie Lincoln Scriftt at the bride's Allston home. Rev. Charles H. Hanaford officiated with the bride’s brother W. W. Swift giving her in marriage. Guests included E C Swift Chicago, Haverhill and Cambridge residents, as a lavish gift display and a new home awaits the couple.
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Frank Piper
Park Theatre
Addie Lincoln Scriftt
Allston
Charles H. Hanaford
Methodist Episcopal Church of
W. W. Swift
Chicago
Piper
Howard Rice
J. A. Crabtree
E. C. Swift
Mabel Swift
George H. Gay
George French
M. C. Howe
Haverhill
Pettingill
Danvers
George Crock
Hooper
Whitmore
Appleton
BE. C. Gilman
Rust
Asa Morse
Frank C. Ives
Cambridge
L. &. Goldsmith
New Jersey
Fashionable Wedding at St Michael's Bristol
William Russell Bogert of New York wed Antoinette R. North of Bristol in St Michael's Episcopal Church. The bride wore a white watered silk gown with point lace. maid of honor in white silk crepe. Reception at General Burnside villa attended by Boston and New York guests.
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Bristol
R. I
St. Michael's Biscopal Church
William Russell Bogert
New York
Antoinette R. North
Maid of Honor
North
Felix
Paris
General Burnside Villa
Dr. North
Boston
Barrett Campaign Music Hall Fund Drive for Piano
Dorchester social scene focuses on Helen Barrett as she seeks a piano won at a Franklin fair. Friends pledge to bring the instrument to Boston at any cost. United Three plans an entertainment and dance at Dorchester Music Hall to raise sinews of war funds for her campaign.
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Ays Barrett
Ea Helen Barrett
Dorchester
Franklin
Boston
United Three
Dorchester Music Hall
Miss Barrett
Unique pupil entertainment at Christian Union hinting at culture
Last evening the School of Esthetic Culture under Miss Florence Gertrude Bickford presented a varied program at the Christian Union. Assisted by Miss Lucie A. Tucker contralto, Mr. Viggo S. Arntzen violinist and Miss Mabel D. Paine pianist, the event featured tableaux plays dances songs viola solos and old drill and was greatly appreciated by members and friends.
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The
Christian Union
School of Esthetic Culture
Florence Gertrude Bickford
Lucie A. Tucker
Viggo-S. Arntzen
Mabel D. Paine
Harris Married After the Ball Songwriter Weds
Charles K Harris, writer of After the Ball, wed Miss Cora Lehrberg of 230 Indiana Avenue Chicago on Monday. The ceremony drew smiles and the song played at the nuptials. Lehrberg, a tall pianist, wore tan broadcloth with mink trim, and a diamond pendant of fifty four stones was among the gifts. Harris hoped to escape the song’s omen and planned a Milwaukee visit to reunion with friends who forgave him long ago.
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Chicago
Charles K. Harris
Cora Lehrberg
Indiana Avenue
Stories of the Bells at New England Woman's Press meeting
The November gathering at Parker House featured Miss Charlotte W. Hawes as essayist recounting famous bells and their historical messages. She urged renewed care for Boston bells, with chimes highlighted by piano and songs by Mr. Albert H. Houghton, including Angelus and Ring Out Wild Bells.
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New England Woman’s Press Association
Parker House
Charlotte W. Hawes
Boston
Prominent American Women Highlight World’s Fair Memories
Julia Ward Howe described as a slow writer and Martha Ford, a Baltimore girl, read the Star Spangled Banner on Maryland Day at the World’s Fair. Nebraska’s chemistry chair is a woman, Mrs Lloyd, who earned a Zurich PhD. Martha J Coston, late in life in Washington, invented night ship signals. A timid teacher opposed Jane Eyre and a memorial window to Charlotte Bronte honors Haworth Church.
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Julia Ward Howe
Maryland
Martha Ford
Baltimore
State University of Nebraska
Lloyd
Zurich
Martha J. Coston
Washington
Haworth Church
Charlotte Bronte
Worry and fatigue blamed on business strains
A prominent speaker links summer and fall worry to business strain, noting exhaustion in men and women. He promotes Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a health-building stimulant claimed to restore vitality and strength, urging readers not to confuse it with ordinary whiskies.
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Ttme
Duffy
Women Suffrage Leaders Favor Elimination of Male Word
At a New York State Woman Suffrage Association convention in Brooklyn on November 15, delegates discussed a petition plan for a constitutional convention. Miss Anthony outlined the district canvass and petition strategy. Most favored removing the word male from voter qualifications, with a minority proposing broader rights and immunities for women.
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Brooklyn
New York State Woman Suffrage Association
Anthony
Julia Ward Howe
Boston
Bent Re-elected President at Home Market Club Meeting
At the annual Home Market Club meeting President W. H. Bent was re elected and a long list of officers chosen. Colonel Albert A. Clarke reported 1524 members and announced the annual dinner at Mechanics Fair building on the 24th with Governor McKinley Governor elect Greenhalge and other notable guests expected to attend.
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Home Market Club
W. H. Bent
Albert A. Clarke
Clarke
Mechanics’ Fair
McKinley
Greenhalge
Humane societies vow to crack down on swindlers seeking cruelty fund
At a November meeting of the American Humane Education Society and the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, directors passed resolutions denouncing swindlers who take money under false humane pretenses. They offered a prize of 100 dollars for evidence leading to conviction.
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American Humane Education Society
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty Io
Theatrical Notes Busy Boston Scene With Multiple Openings
A lively Boston theatre page details new and extended runs at the Col umbia, Columbia and Lyceum theatres. It highlights Venus at the Park with a fresh finale and DArville versus Hamilton fencing, In Slavery Days at the Lyceum, The Black Crook at the Boston Theatre, The Girl I Left Behind Me drawing tears, and Kathrine Clemmons at the Globe attended by Ingersoll and Dr. Robertson. It notes the Japanese fair at Austin Stone’s Museum closing, Hopkins’s vaudeville at the Grand Opera House, In Migzora at the Hollis, William Gillette in The Private Secretary, and Patti concert plans at Music Hall with Gabriella premiering November 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Morris
Kate Kennion
Columbia Theatre
Kathrine Clemmons
Lady
Venice
Coronel Robert G. Ingersoll
Dr. Robertson
New York
Globe Theatre
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the Post
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Tremont Row
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Erie Avenue
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