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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1911
Page
12
Freshmen across Boston area girls colleges endure strict etiquette and hazing bans. Sophomores enforce rules from backward stairs to hair braids, with Wellesley enforcing the tightest curfews and visitor limits to Sunday abstinence.
Freshman aspirants to Gamma Delta sorority promise striking style this week at B U events. They forego cerise and orange ribbons three inches wide, choosing bold hairdressing and black derby hats to mark the college social life.
Cambridge recluse Mrs. Catherine B Park died at the City Home after weeks of poverty. Bank books and cash totaling 11403 plus 120 were found in her rooms after her death. Peter A Barr claimed the estate as a potential second cousin seeking administration. A hearing is set for Monday.
New York bankers expressed anger at Henry A. Wise remarks last night and denied blacklisting clerks who aided the Morse prosecution. They said several clerks found work in other New York banks, countering Wise's claims at the American Institute of Banking meeting.
Spokesmen for most bankers deny Wise charges arguing the Clearing House may protest his speech. Wise claimed that after investigations those who testified lose banking jobs, while others stay. Otto Barnard partially agrees noting more dishonesty from above, and four Morse helpers no longer with New York banks.
A new $50,000 three story hospital for children on Ash street began yesterday. The Beaton Dispensary will run the facility expected to finish by February 1, 1912. It will serve infants to 15 year olds with wards for medical surgical isolation and open air therapy.
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