Thanksgiving culinary spread at Boston hotels and clubs
The article lists holiday menus and profiles hotel stewards and chefs at Vendome Copley Square Brunswick and New Creighton House. It notes Charles WY Carter J B Wendling A C Risteen William Jordan Valentine Seitz and William F Hosmer, with dishes from soup to saddle of venison and young turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles WY. Carter
J. B. Wendling
Benedict
Copley Square
A. C. Risteen
William Jordan
Jordan
Farragut House
Rye Beach
Brunswick
William F. Hosmer
Parker House
Valentine Seitz
Parker’s
New Creighton House
Tremont Street
Thanksgiving Turkey Rites and Fates Across Massachusetts
A Boston Herald style poem laments the Thanksgiving turkey and its fate. It narrates a block’s prized bird, famed for his struts and gobbles, destined to meet the axe as families prepare the feast. The piece contrasts the Vermont turkey and national symbols in a Thanksgiving frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trim
Massachusetts
Vermont
Turkey
The Hotel Chef And The Thanksgiving Turkey
The piece notes Thanksgiving in Boston with plentiful turkey and steady prices. It mentions hotels following New England dinner traditions, charity efforts for the poor, and a Y M C A banquet postponed to New Year’s, with turkeys arriving for many households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Turkey
New England
City Missionary Society
D. W. Waldron
Beacon Street
Baptist Bethel
Hanover Street
Walter J. Swaffield
THOUSANDS OF TURKEYS TO THE POOR AT NORTH END
A Thanksgiving drive distributed fifteen barrels of apples and turkeys to 1000 children ages 2 to 4 at 32 Parmenter Street North End Union annex. Other events include dinners at Wells Memorial and Peoples Institutes, Japanese wedding ceremony, and charity meals across Boston churches and missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmenter Street
North End Union
Fraternity of Churches
Wells Memorial and
Peoples’ Institutes
Wells Memorial
Washington Street
Berkeley Temple Institute
Parker Memorial Building
Benevolent Fraternity of Churches
Mayflower Lodge Ball Adorns Chelsea Hall
Lincoln Hall Chelsea hosted the annual Mayflower Lodge 171 O S St George ball with guests including William H Dowling and Miss Donovan Daniel P Toomey and Miss McGlinchy and many notable attendees from Charlestown Roxbury and South Boston. The Sons of St George held a pleasant party as dancers were announced and the Shawmut Oarsmen and Poplar Club were noted among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Dowling
Donovan
Daniel P. Toomey
McGlinchy
John D. O'Connor
Adelaid Horgan
Frank D. Sweeney
Mamie Tighe
John F. McDevitt
M. F. Lyons
Mary Humphrey
John F. Connell
Mamie Sullivan
Sons of St.George
Chelsea
Poplar Club
Shawmut Oarsmen
Lincoln Hall
Mayflower Lodge
O. S. St. George
Montgomery Associates Ball in Park Theatre a Success
The Montgomery Associates of Waltham hosted their seventh annual ball at the Park Theatre with guests from Boston Cambridge Natick and surrounding areas. McLeod's Orchestra opened with a promenade and grand march led by Mr. and Mrs. Lingard, showcasing elaborate costumes and English order decor.
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Order of the Sons of St. George
McLeod
Henry Tomkinson
Minnie Willis
William G. Trusselle
Elizabeth Duggin
John Smith
Hen Ederick Duggin
Will
A. O'Hara
M. H. Lawless
M. F. Eagle
J. H. Edmunds
J. E. Shaughnessey
Urban Pleasure Club
Urbane Pleasure Club
Neponset
Guy’s Colliseum
Quincy
Hartshorn
Rebecca
Crescent Lodge
Norfolk Hall
Dorchester
New Hall
Somerville
Mt. Benedict
Joseph J. Corbett
Charlestown
J. J. O'Callaghan
Cambridge Democrats
Jeffersonian Democratic Club
Cambridgeport
Fire destroys old Medford boarding house on Buzzell lane
At 7 25 tonight Officer Brewster found flames bursting from the roof of the old boarding house on Buzzell lane off Main street. The building occupied by Charles Savoy and his two elderly landladies was a total loss with an estimated $900 damage.
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Medford
Brewster
Buzzell Lane
Main Street
Charles Savoy
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