MAZY WALTZERS Dances At Cotillon Hall and Boston Typographical Union Party
The Boston Typographical Union held a large successful dancing party at Odd Fellows Hall after Troon, with Fred Zeigler as floor director and Fred A. Stroud Jr, C. C. Wood and R. B. Walsh as assistants. Guests included many named attendees such as R W Murray, Miss Minnie O Brien, Miss Katie DeFreitas, M T Monahan, R H Cohn, and Albert Smith. Dancing continued until 6 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Boston Typographical Union
Fred Zeigler
Fred A. Stroud, Jr
C. C. Wood
R. B. Walsh
R. W. Murray
Minnie G. O'Brien
Katie Def
G. W. Greene
F. Flanagan
J. A. Glass
W. ©. Caswell
H. B. McKes
Co. Reinert
J. Butler
J. T. Thompson
C. J. Claffey
Walter Metcalf
J. Nevins
G. L. Chase
Alice Connors
H. P. Spalding
W. S. Thomas
E. EB. Holbruner
I. F. White
C. G. Wilkins
J. T. Gilmartin
H. J. Foley
BE. Foster
A. G. Graham
J. EB. Fielding
Miss Emma
Mahoney
C. N. Gay
J. Clarkson
J. H. Cannon
WH. Hill
J. Kinnure
A. FE. Cahill
M. van Stry
Rose W. O'Connor
Agnes M. Foley
Mattie Gillespie
A. E. Harris
John Keller
Joseph Coffin
Albert Smith
Successful "Sunlight" Thanksgiving Ball at Cotillon Hall
The St James Young Men's C T A Society held its annual Thanksgiving Sunlight event yesterday at Cotillon Hall. About 400 attendees enjoyed Berkeley's Orchestra, dancing from 1 pm to 6 pm, and a well-run program praised by guests and civic figures including Hardman Hall, Hon. John H. Lee, Senator Quinn, and several council candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Young Men's Society
Cotillon Hall
St. James Young Men
Berkeley
Hardman Hall
John H. Lee
Willian F. McClellan
Senator Quinn
M. T. Callahan
Common Council
J. Frank Keating
John Kirk
J. F. Butler
W. J. Donovan
William A. Crowley
J. T. Keys
Timothy J. Sullivan
Messrs
P. J. Fleming
B. F. Healey
John M. Foley
J. J. Donovan
Dennis P. Sullivan
W. L. Donohue
J. Mulloy
D. F. Wheeler
J. J. Barry
J. E. Buckley
Agnes C
Lillian F. Myers
Margaret Riley
Lizzie Lynn
Nelly Riley
Mamie Buckley
Reardon
Hines
Nellie Comfrey
Margaret Troy
Lally
Reddington
Asittie Barrett
Dollard
Ella Cuddihy
Burns
Tynan
John C. Conway
Joseph Hickey
Asht on Social Club Thanksgiving Banquet and Entertainment
The Ashton Social Club held a Thanksgiving Eve banquet and entertainment at 179 Cambridge Street on Wednesday night with President George Ingalls delivering a welcome speech. A diverse program followed, featuring John J Fay on piano, Arthur Kimball and others performing music, dancing, whistling, imitations, songs, buck dancing, violin, comedy, and a laughable sketch titled If Shaw Comes Back performed by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashton Social Club
Cambridge Street
George Ingalls
Arthur Kimball
George H. Jackson
Joseph Hannaford
Mesa
Reception and Ball in Berkeley Largely Attended
The Manhattan Club hosted a successful Thanksgiving Day reception in Berkeley Hall yesterday afternoon. Dancing ran from 2 to 6 with few breaks, led by Thomas J. Mackey and assisted by Sullivan and Fitz. The informal event drew several hundred attendees including Louise Ostresiber, Nettie Carroll, Minnie Kelly, Mabel McLaughlin, Miss Meehan, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Club
Berkeley Hall
Thomas J. Mackey
Messrs. Sullivan and
Fitz
Louise Ostresiber
Nettie Carroll
Minnie Kelly
Mabel McLaughlin
Miss Meehan
Martin Flynn
Mr. Webber
William McLaughlin
Miss Hillard
Dave Kidd
Elizabeth Donovan
Henry Noonan
William Smith
Daniel Barry
J. O'Connell
Kittie Sullivan
Mollie Sullivan
Martin Frain
Julian Harmon
May Cavanaugh
Alice McGlynn
J. Monroe
Mrs. McCue
James Finnegan
John Conroy
Joseph Mahoney
Manuel McCallion
Lizzie Mahoney
Katie Flaherty
Nellie Frej
Charles Monroe
Thanksgiving Dance at Meridian Street Music Hall
A select Thanksgiving dancing party was held last evening in Music Hall on Meridian Street at East Boston under the auspices of Carle P. Cubberly's dancing school. Many couples attended and the ladies wore fetching costumes. The floor was in charge of Carle P. Cubberly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Meridian Street
Boston
Carle P. Cubberly
Carle P
Names at a Cambridge social gathering listed attendees
A long roster of attendees includes Cubberly assisted by Edgar Stiles B F Kennedy Geo B Lewis Arthur Pearson and Eliot Hansen. Present were Grace Wood Mather Kennedy Eldridge Kennedy George Lewis Ethel Jordan Sophie Lem an Mr Hillard and Mr Rowe Somerville Ed Bagley Mattie Kennison Thomas Dalton Willie Murray Fred Pennington Eva Simpson Helen Eldridge Maggie Reed Lydia Reed Grace Tasker Jamaica Plain Miriam Fowle Edith Durgin Laura Hawkins Florence Suminski William McDougall Carrie Stacy Carrie Grothe Tillie Finley Elmer King Williamson Somerville Harry Flanders Miss Keyes Alice Peterson Lottie Schwaar Agnes Buckman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Durgin
Laura Hawkins
Florence Suminskz
William McDougall
Carrie Stacy
Carrie Grothe
Tillie Finley
Elmer King
Mr. Whilliamson
Somerville
Harry Flanders
Miss Keyes
Alice Peterson
Lottie Schwaar
Agnes Buckman
Stacy
Miss James
Mr. Mussels
Charles Hanson
James Estey
Louis Lambert
Charles Butler
Miss Myers
Miss Myers, Mr. Monroe
Chelsea
Mr. Robert
George Woolley
Mabel Warner
Dance by Scandia Lodge No. 914 K of H at 730 Washington
Members held a lodge hall dance in the Washington street venue on Wednesday evening November 27 with about 100 couples. The grand march occurred at 9 pm followed by a planned sequence of dances. A noon intermission featured a collation. Julius A. Zinn chaired the arrangements. Emil Fagersten and Fred A. Taylor led the floor with an aids corps. Tripp's Orchestra provided vocal and instrumental music. Proceeds go to the lodge general fund for sick members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scandia Lodge No
K. of H
Washington Street
Julius A. Zinn
Emil Fagersten
Fred A. Taylor
Tripp
East Boston Private Dance At Music Hall Leads To Success
A private dance at Music Hall East Boston last evening, directed by George B R Lewis Arthur H Pearson C Edgar Styles Eliot D Hanson and Eldridge D Kennedy, proved very enjoyable with about 200 couples attending. Mamie Learnard's Orchestra supplied the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Boston
George BR. Lewis
Arthur H. Pearson
C. Edgar Styles
Elliot D. Hanson
Eldridge D. Kennedy
Mamie Learnard
Wendell Phillips Club Banquet at Thorndike Hotel
The Wendell Phillips Club of Boston held a banquet and reception at the Hotel Thorndike to mark the eighty fourth anniversary of Wendell Phillips birth. Officers include Moynahan president and Miss Nellie Hunter secretary. Speakers Miss Warner Johnson and Hon. George T. Downing spoke on Phillips legacy and human rights amid Armenian outrages and Southern lynchings.
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Thorndike
Wendell Phillips Club of
Boston
Wendell Phillips
Frank A. Moynahan
Nellie Hunter
Edward C. Baldwin
Abbie Kearns
Moynahan
Warner Johnson
Jamaica Plain
George T. Downing
Newport
R. I
Washington, D. C
Edward Everett Brown
Mr. Downing
Downing
Mr. Phillips
Phillips
Armenia
Johnson
Frank Meagher
Mattapan
Lillian Baldwin
Paul Connors
Woith Chase
Feber
Barry
John F. Smith
Maurice Smith
T. J. Driscoll
J. A. Seloberman
Kitty O’hearn
M. G. Collins
Co. F. Crowley
Councilman Shea
George Newell Harding
Charles Hunter
Louis Allen
J. F. O'Donnell
May Baldwin
Lena Kelliher
T. E. Baldwin
Lillian Allen
Daisy Allen
Mary Durand
John Durand
Lottie Winters
Minnie Wilkinson
James F. Whalen
Memorial Service for Rev. H. F. Smith at Local Baptist Church
In Keene New Hampshire on Sunday morning a union service was held at the Baptist Church in memory of the late Rev. H. F. Smith author of America Seven local clergymen delivered short addresses and several of the deceased author’s poems were read while his hymns were sung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keene, N. H
Baptist Church
Pennsylvania Triumph Over Cornell In Key Tilt
Pennsylvania defeated Cornell 46 to 0 in a decisive football game marked by early pressure from Pennsylvania and multiple touchdowns. Minds, Dickson, and Brooke starred, with Brooke kicking six goals and a field goal, while Wyckoff and Williams drew praise for leadership, and Cornells struggled against a relentless Pennsylvanian attack.
Michigan Triumphs 12-0 Over Chicago On Thanksgiving Day
Michigan defeated Chicago 12 to 0 at Marshall Field in a snowy Thanksgiving Day football contest watched by over 5000 spectators. The game featured a strong Michigan defense and a decisive scoring drive in the final period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
University of Michigan
University of Chicago
Marshall Field
Michigan
Chicago Crack Quarterback Out. Game on Ice
Players skated on a thin coating beside a frozen surface as sawdust covered the field. Chicago dominated play but lacked force. Star quarterback Ewing broke his left shoulder blade in the third play and had to yield to Clark. Cr Allen struck Bloomingston in the jaw amid a few minor exchanges. no players were disqualified. Referee A. R. Gould of Amherst and umpire Joseph Upton of Boston officiated.
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Chicago
Ewing
Clark
Cr. Allen
Bloomingston
A. R. Gould
Amherst
Joseph Upton
Boston
Newton A A defeats Hyde Park A A in suburban trophy game
Newton A A wins 30 to 2 over Hyde Park A A before about a thousand spectators at Newton Centre. Brown scores five goals from touchdowns, Sears and Nichols add touchdowns, Knox secures a safety, with Brown converting multiple goals. Half lengths are 25 minutes.
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Newton
Newton A. A
Hyde Park A. A
Newton Centre
de Park
Hyde Park
Brown
Ruckerman
Knox
Sears
Kimball
Nichols
Newton A. A. Hyde Park
A. A. Crane
Howard Nash
Douwiensis Dt
Brown Kimball
Waters Eddy
Toibhn Nen Sons
Paul
Lifey Win Teale
Rca Eersesssel Ti
Gallagher Oulton
Prertieans
Edwards
Nicho
Mason
Hollis
Walters
Barton
Watertown Football Brawl Ends With Six Injuries
About 2000 spectators at Davis’s field Watertown watched a game between Young Men’s Catholic Association and Mutual Relief Association players. Six injuries were noted including John Graham head wound John Ahearn back of neck and Edward Barry rib injuries. Young Men’s A. A. won by exploiting gaps in the Mutuals line Keefe scored twice Vahey contributed a goal on touchdown. Time 30 minute halves. Umpire Shaw Referee Sharp Linesmen Green and Kelly Attendance unknown.
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Cornell
Ritchie
Pennsylvania
Minds
Brooke
Gelbert
Treehard
Williams
Cornells
Beacham
Cool
Pitch
Taussig
Wyckoff
Dickson
Woodruff
L.e
Taussig Wagonhurst
Ceeseeseecesst
Sweetland Woodruff
Mee
de Reecee
Eeceesseel
Rodgers
Cewnbees Arty
Sais
Eobone Wharton
R.g. Ooh
Starbuck
Young
Laurie Bliss
Yale
Paul Dashiel
Lehigh
Schaff
Newell
Harvard
Davis
Watertown
Young Men’s Catholic Association
Mutual Relief Association
John Graham
John Ahearn
Edward Barry
Mutuals
Milmore
Barry
Keefe
Quirk
Rooney
Nally
M. C
A. Graham
McAuliffe
Condon Rke
T. R.t
Mlimore
Boone
Rattigan
Flannery
McBride
Feel McGuire
Sullivan Maloney
Ikackin Ve Quan Vahey
H.bwee
Keats
Dhe Bern
Vahey
Shaw
Sharp
Cambridge High Ties With Manual Training in 0 to 0 Football
Cambridge High and Latin School played Cambridge Manual Training School on Soldiers Field, Cambridge. The game ended scoreless after a stiff contest with Cambridge showing fatigue late. Key plays by Watson and Warren, plus Saul the High School quarterback, kept the defense solid. Murphy and Behr stood out for Manual Training. Attendance surpassed 1000.
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Cambridge High
Latin
Cambridge Manual Training School
Soldiers Field
Cambridge
Latin School
Watson
Warren
Saul
Murphy
Behr
YMCA football double bill on Somerville grounds ends 10 0 and 4
Two football games played on the YMCA grounds in Somerville yesterday afternoon. Broadway Methodist athletic club defeated Broadway Congregational by 10 to 0. Company A, Boys' Brigade of Somerville, beat Company M of the brigade in Charlestown by 4 to ?
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Somerville
Broadway Methodist
Broadway Congregational
Boys’ Brigade
Charlestown
Ideal Gods and The Awakening in Mellin’s Food Ads
The article reviews two superb paintings exhibited at the Mechanics' Fair in Boston, Cupid and The Awakening, tied to Mellin's Food by the Deliber-Goodale Company. It notes the firm’s long advertising push, Paris Salon origin, and the idea that Mellin's Food supports idealized child health. The piece highlights Dollyber-Goodale’s growth, factory expansion, and the reproductions used to promote the product to mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Herald
Munier
Mellin's Food Company
Deliber-Goodale
Deliber
Doliber- Goodale ‘Company
Perreault
Deliber- Goodale
Mellin
Liebig
Central Wharf
Boston
Atlantic Avenue
India Street
Doliber
Doliber- Goodale Company
Nethersole Shines In Frou-Frou At Hollis Theater
Olga Nethersole delivers a standout Frou-Frou performance before a crowded audience at the Hollis. The review credits her with deeply embodying the pampered heroine’s jealousy and transformation into revenge, noting strong supporting turns by Lablache, Kingston, and Madge Meadows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis
Olga Nethersole
Miss Nethersole
Miss. Nethersole
Luigi Lablache
Henri
Lillian Kingston
Louise
Madge Meadows
Stabbing at a West Newton shanty injures Italian man
A serious cutting incident occurred last evening on Auburndale avenue in West Newton. Two men attacked a third Italian, pinning him to the ground and sitting on him while a third stabbed him in the neck. John Marselle sustained multiple deep gashes, one five inches long. Two knives a fork and a spoon were used. one knife broke. Marselle was injured and his assailants were arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburndale Avenue
West Newton
John Marselle
Noddle Islanders Triumph Over Evetton In Rough 8 4 Game
Noddle Island defeats Evetton 8 to 4 before 1200 fans at East Boston grounds in a hard fought match marked by rough plays and several injuries. Winthrop scored the first half touchdown from Evetton’s 20 yard line and McKay recovered a fumble for Noddy Island in the second half. Attendance 200.
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East Boston Athletic
Noddle Island
Evetton
Winthrop
Bverton
McKay
Gesyuniecip Club
Murley
Bill Sarns
Ts Vaevitds
Ey Taylor
T.t
Doyle
FsGs
Esses
McKael
Broeeigert
Dalton
Reteman
Winter error removal shifts season’s progress
A fragment hints at efforts to remove errors from a winter program or regime, noting recent activity and ongoing experience. The text references several months and events, with emphasis on corrective measures during a colder season and the impact on performance and plans.
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Mazy Waltzers
Bt. James's
Young Men's Society
Ashton
Enab
New “England
Wie Shi
Bad Sep
Knights OF Honor Ball
Boston Music Hall
Wendell ‘Phillips
DR. Smith
Alexander Dumas
Paris
Bernhardt
Duse
Nethersole
Dumas
Athletic Club of
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M. T. Bardwell
Ries
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R.t
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Dvart G
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Burns Barnes
Hazen Hawes
Moore Columbus
Marshall Saul
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Lewin Currie
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Ideal Gods
Cupid
Mellen
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Mellis
Frank Mayo
Tom Badger
Davy Crockett
Pudd’nhead Wilson
Castle Square
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Columbia
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Jack Osborne
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Grand Museum
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Rooster Band
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Tremont Theatre
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Mark Twain
Pudd'nhead Wilson
Oelona
Puodd
Nhead Wilson
Columbia Theatre
Prenmedinen
Cotton
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Castle Sq. Opera Co
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Next Wien-Caminstn
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Gilmore
Suchorowsky
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Masonic Temple
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Hoy
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Charles F. Atkinson
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