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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1915
Page
12
The fifth annual Newton Police Benefit Association concert and ball filled the Newton State armory last night. Mayor Edwin O. Childs attended with city officials. Chief Frederic M. Mitchell directed the program with aids Henry F. Tibbetts, Charles H. Tainter, and John J.
Boston and Worcester Street Railway cars will be diverted from normal routes today due to Massachusetts avenue railroad bridge work. Trains will operate inwardbound via Huntington avenue Boylston street and Church street.
Mrs Joseph A Bryant of West Newton a socialite and sociological expert withdraws from efforts to combat white slave traffic in New York and nearby areas citing excessive publicity and disclosure of her identity She had previously assisted police undercover under the alias Anna Smith and gained national prominence.
Harvard and Yale students will contest who is the better dancer at a Friday evening ball in the Arena. The event serves as a prelude to the Harvard Yale game in Cambridge the next day and includes leading local professionals and amateurs with prizes of seventy five dollars for professionals and cups with gold watches for amateurs. A special competition will settle a debate between Miss Minerva Coverdale and Jean Moyer from rival troupes about who is the superior dancer.
Former Chief Justice Marcus P. Knowlton underwent an operation at New England Baptist Hospital yesterday. Dr. Hugh Cabot said the judge suffered little shock and is in satisfactory condition as of last evening. He is nearly 77 and doctors remain hopeful despite age and serious illness.
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