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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1915
Page
17
Marjorie complains about a new suit made by Francois, and I try it on. The three piece sage green outfit features a full plain skirt, bronze embroidered blouse with bronze tassels, low neckline with bronze lace, and a shoulder coat with beaver fur collar and satin bronze violet lining. I plan to wear it tomorrow at Madeline's debut.
Yesterday morning in Municipal Court Walter J. Reedy, driver for Miller and Lakin's Roxoury Express, was convicted of cruelty beating a horse on complaint by the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. He was sentenced to one month in the House of Correction and appealed.
Willie asks about the power behind the throne and receives a muddled reply from Father, who suggests it shifts between an orange peel and a banana skin. Mother warns Willie not to press the question, implying folly in the exchange.
Readers share worries on budgeting, marriage, and motherhood in a Boston Post Sewing Circle feature. Letters from Boston English and Quincy discuss hats, wages, staying with husbands, child care, and buying homes while seeking advice from fellow readers.
A Christian Science church lecture in Chicago argues that Christian Science is not mesmerism or faith cure. George Shaw Cook explains true Christian Science relies on spiritual understanding, not human will or mental suggestion, and contrasts prayer of faith with Mesmerism.
Miss Katherine F Czarnetzki daughter of Mr and Mrs Czarnetzki of 60 Byron Street East Boston married James P Rooney son of Mrs Katherine Rooney of 260 Highland Avenue Malden. The ceremony took place at St Marys Star of the Sea Church East Boston with Rev Father Richard Millard officiating. The bride was attended by her sister Miss Mary Czarnetzki and the best man was John Rooney. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home.
Miss Mary Wenzel daughter of Mr and Mrs John Wenzel of Auburn Wakefield married Edgar C Russell son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Russell of Highland Wakefield in St Josephs Church rectory by Rev Father Flynn Bertha Wenzel sister was bridesmaid Patrick Penney of Woburn served as best man The couple left for a brief wedding journey after a reception
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