Bazaar at Vendome Honors James Lawrence and Dolls
Boston Children's New Society hosts its annual fair at Vendome with lavish decor across four rooms. Notable features include a flower stand by Mrs Gard ner and presiders Mrs Beary i Glover and Miss Mabel Richards with Miss Gertrude Covel in charge of Old Woman in a Shoe. Proceeds expected to be large despite poor weather.
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Vendome
Boston Children’s New’ Society
Albert
Mabel Richards
Gertrude Covel
L. M. Lamkin
Kentucky
H. H. Proctor
Poet Wolcott
William Lawrence
R. M. Morse
Elisha S._ Converse
George A. Gordon
George H. Quincy
Joseph H. White
Henry P. Quincy
Henry Hutchings
EB. G
Pease
William H. White
George P. Bing
Harvard Social Lion James Lawrenc he guides the senior class
Harvard's social scene features James Lawrenc e of Groton as senior class president and a football right end who rowed varsity. Descriptions praise his leadership and appeal to the fair sex, noting his background and college roles. A society note also records a wedding and related social events at All Saints Church Beacon Street.
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James Lawrenche
Harvard
Mr. Lawrence
T. Lawrence
Groton
Claverly
Richard
Uate Eet
Rence
Eliot
Sandere
Font LePack
Hallowell
Boston Post Photo Contest Opens for Amateurs and Professionals
The Boston Post continues its weekly cash prizes for photographs with a focus on news value and human interest. Submit titled photos with name and address on the back, include any interesting circumstances, and note names of people appearing if possible.
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Boston Post
Sunday Post
the Post
Boston
Club treasurer reports balances and unpaid bills in charity notes
The minutes show the women's club funds with receipts of 241 and expenditures of about 20 leaving a 221 balance. Unpaid bills total 529. The treasurer also announced a 7 donation from three pledges and gifts of 25 and 20 from donors. Separate notes mention a pink fair at Atlantic Memorial Church with various themed tables and a list of committee officers.
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J. Sewell Reed
Atlantic Memorial Church
Quincy
Women’s Benevolent Juty
Susie M. Hall
Louise Kolb
G. Hall
H. W. Read
J. §. Curtin
Commonwealth
Beacon Hill
Grove Hall Universalist Society
Jasteveyne
Carl Armbruster
Richard Wer
Lowell Institute
Armory
Grace Littleton Marries George Cushing in Quiet Philadelphia Nuptials
Miss Grace Littleton, daughter of Mr and Mrs William B Littleton, wed George Marston Cushing of Boston at 1929 Meee Street Philadelphia in a quiet yet fashionable ceremony. Attended by sister Alice Littleton and friends Elliott Tumerman Bilery Sedgwick Spencer Borden Sydney Williams, the Episcopal service was held in the drawing room with palm decor and chrysanthemums. After a wedding breakfast, the couple left for New York and will sail for Europe, to reside in Boston upon return.
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Clark
Brookline
Joseph Odell
New York
All Saints’ Church
Beacon Street
Carrie
B. F. Potter
Newton
George Harding
Regent Circle
Dr. Harding
Dr. Kinnecutt
Worcester
Mary Clark
John D. Long
Washington, D. C
Hotel Opty Bf 8
Ria Teen
Hosp Gorporation
Philadelphia
Grace Sttletom
Wiliam B. Littleton
George Marston Cushing
Boston
Meee Street
Spencer Borden
Sydney Williams
Floyd Tompkins
Froly Trinity Church
Carnegie Institute to Open Technical School in Pittsburg
The Pittsburgh Evening News reports Andrew Carnegie will fund a $3,000,000 technical education center in Pittsburg to be named Carnegie Institute. The project includes a major building and endowment for youth mechanical and technical education, with the library’s growing collection serving as an adjunct.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Andrew Carnegie
Poly Eonic School
Carnegie Institute
Carnegie Library
Sainthood of De La Salle Canonized in New York
A large crowd attended High Mass at St Patrick's Cathedral in New York observing the canonization of St De La Salle. The sermon was read by Rev Father Lavelle after Bishop Denis M Bradley’s sermon was canceled by the death of Vicar General Barry. De La Salle founded the Brothers of the Christian Schools, with about 2 000 members worldwide and operating schools for Irish refugee boys among others.
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New York
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
St. de la Salle
Sebastian Martinelli
Denis M. Bradley
Jean Baptiste de la Salle
Rheims
France
Paris
Brothers of the Christian School
de la Balle
United Centa Ee
Gill sued in Springfield over $20,000 attachment
A writ of attachment was filed in Springfield against Internal Revenue Collector James D. Gill for $20,000 by Ransom F. McCrillis of Methuen, former deputy collector. The writ, filed in the register of deeds, is returnable in Salem Superior Court the first Monday in December, linked to Gill’s dismissal and accusations of dishonesty.
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Springfield
Internal Revenue
James D. Gill
Ransom F. McCrillis
Methuen
Peruse
Daniel N. Crowley
Salem
Register of Deeds Office
Gill
Commission to Resume Work on Anglo American Talks
Washington reports steps to restart the Anglo American Commission with U S Britain and Canada. Alaska dispute unresolved but a modus vivendi is agreed. The panel will tackle boundary issues among Alaska British Columbia Passamaquoddy Bay Maine and Minnesota Wisconsin lines fisheries North Atlantic fisheries Great Lakes traffic railways canals and Klondike mining accords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Anglo-American Commission
United States
Great Britain
Canada
Alaska
British Columbia
Passamaquoddy Bay
Maine
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Atlantic
Newfoundland
Great Lakes
Klondike
British North America
Ocean
Lakes
Greatest ships building at Groton weigh 20,000 tons
Work began on keel laying for five new iron freight steamships at Eastern Shipbuilding Company Groton. Each vessel will be 630 feet long 73 feet beam and 66 feet deep with five decks and 28 000 tons coal space. They will carry nearly 1000 passengers and cruise at 14 knots averaging 4000 tons coal.
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New London
Conn
Eastern Shipbuilding Company
Groton
Atlantic Greyhound Deuteshland
Pacific Coast
Oriental
Great Northern Railway
Behind the Scenes Dolly Dialogues and Parlor Feud
A skit from Capitol Hill gossip portrays a quarrelsome married couple, the wife accusing extravagance while the husband wryly minimizes finances. Fragments depict a stagey domestic scene ending with sobs and a curtain.
Wordplay Quips Highlight Cartoonish Dialogue
A distinc tion features Beeflat and Seesharp debating rendering versus reading a solo in a playful exchange. Another gag with Mr Grimsonbeak and Mrs Crimsonbeak notes the odd courtesy of inviting someone to make himself at home but not sit down.
The Penalty of Forgetfulness and Other Vignettes
A collage of wry quips and brief comic exchanges from various papers. The pieces lampoon forgetfulness, speculative pilots and flying machines, and playful literary ideas, with a faux Washington Star style line about beely motors and sea water gold.
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Washington Star
NO CHANGE IN THE MENU. Star Boarder
A string of clipped humorous exchanges and short exchanges from various papers about price notes, burglars, moving appeals, iron wood in forests, and canine topics. The pieces show social quips and domestic scenes with minimal context, reflecting a newspaper column of miscellany.
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Star Boarder
South America
Pittsburg
Charlestown Man Sentenced in Repeater Case
In Charlestown Court yesterday Ancia McLaughlin was sentenced to six months jail after arrest on a caucus law violation charge. He appealed and bail was fixed. It was alleged he voted twice. a search found a set with names addresses and precincts of four other voters in the ward.
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Charlestown
Ancia McLaughlin
Go Geee Hean
Odd Bits of News from the Era
A collage of global notes on papers, diamonds, politics, and tech. It cites De Beers diamond yields, Michigan’s costly extra session, colonial titles, Canada’s Indians on reserves, British ships and units, a lone Victoria Cross recipient, shifting auto prices, UK army clothing limits, Harvard’s growing motor stables, Austrian duties on imports, Smyrna fleet maneuvers and wireless links, Spanish women as field laborers, Norwegian peat fuel tests, a proposed volunteer motor militia, and Captain Johannsen’s Atlantic voyage reaching Pine Island Florida.
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China
de Beers
Michigan
Dominion of Canada
Colletion
Hyacinth
Britomart
Ramble
Severn
Carysfort
Gordon
Royal Army Clothing Faco
Great Britain
Harvard University
Cambridge
Smyrna
Spain
Eld
War Office
Johannsen
Dent Augustompany
Iter
Post apple train to arrive in Boston at noon today
The Post apple train is due in Boston at noon with the express to begin distributing apples of one cent value soon after. Cars from New Hampshire points have been gathered and await orders to depart. A vast number of applications has already been received, and societies and individuals are urged to stop requesting rape stations for apples from the Post train.
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Boston
New Hampshire
Narms
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Mesdames Wolcott, Lawrence, Morse
James Lawrence
Hasty Pudding Club
Madelaine Stuart
O Hottis
Dedham
Albert W. Nickerson
Katharine "Foote
T. T. Kopineon
A. J. ¥. Noyes
A. H._ Hodgdoan _ Hitchings
Ate Hawkes
Aort Kimball
Miss Sites
Hell
S. C. Kingsley
N. M. Newcomb
Ae Heathfield
J H. Ball
Lilley
Smith
Bignat
D. Herbert William
Guiney Clepr
Florence. Bate
Mary Prescott
Marie Houghton
Anna
F. Hill
Sectse BE
Warren
Norman F. Greeley
Sarah F. Day
Helen Mins
Sanborn
Mabelards
Helen J. Richards
Elmeron
Clapp
Gregerson
George G. Quincy
C. Hambags
Lin
Baserie
Charles W. Smith
Frank R
Mra
Thomas
Mabel E. Cov
Rutland Street Home Table Girls
Hooper
J. C. Haynes
Heiman Street
Roxbury
William T. Rederick
Chestnut Street
Pritchett
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Armbruster
Miss Cramer
Cantabrigia Club
Newtowne Club
Mabel Loomis Todd
Tripoli
Frank Conant
Gate Heaven
Bethesda Hall
Madelaine Stuar
Cushing
Littleton
Carnegie
Polytechnic School
Sainthood OF
DE LA Salle
Morillis
Capitol Hill
Mamma
Willie
Lou
Chicago Post
Skreech
Beeflat
Detroit Free Press
Baltimore American
Briggs
Nolling Wood
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Wooph
Gooph
Baltimore
Chicago
Pracuse Herald
Teaspot
Garley
Detroit
Free Press
Victor
Shapleich, Coffee CO
F. Abraham & Son
Court Sr
APPLE
Rollins
Oss
Park Theatre
Stomw
Nishincs
DE. & W., Cluett and Welch Margetson
Oxford
T.adiess
Russia
Extel
Goodyear
Sire Behaan
Jersey
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