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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1915

Page

24

Wedding plans swirl as House visits White House

Colonel J M House arrives in Washington likely to finalize the wedding. The President and Mrs Galt, now engaged, are seen at the White House with painters, decorators, and social events underscoring a near wedding. A summer capital shift to New Jersey is favored for proximity to Washington.

Washington J. M. House Texas New York White House Tumulty Washington Papers Mrs. Galt New Jersey Shadowlawn Samuel E. McCall New York Life Insurance Company Long Branch Churchill Cornish Hills Jersey Galt

Reception for Lady Aberdeen in Boston Hails Social Leaders

The women’s general committee hosted Lady Aberdeen at the Copley Plaza, drawing 700 guests from Boston’s clubs and antis and suffragists. A receiving line, tea at 5, and an informal concert followed by Mrs. Mary White Mullen’s songs. Lord Aberdeen lauded Ireland’s Catholics and Protestants working toward unity. A fund for child welfare in Ireland, the Lady Aberdeen Irish Civic Fund, is already under way with over $600 raised. Lectures for Harvard students will feature Lady Aberdeen on Social Advance in Ireland and Lord Aberdeen on The Memories of a Viceroy.

Women’s General Committee Lady Aberdeen Copley- Plaza Boston W. W. Taff Brookline P. A. O’connell T. J. Falvey James M. Curley James J. Phelan T. B. Fitzpatrick William Endicott, Jr E. C. Fogg John Nolen James Dwight Harvard Leo H. Leary Mary White Mullen C. W. Macdonald Lord and Jady Aberdeen Ireland Lord Aberdeen Post South Lord Lady Aberdeen Irish Civic Fund

Hank and His Animal Friends Reach New Sunday Post Fun

The Sunday Post showcases Hank and his animal friends with renewed humor and charm, delivering lighthearted adventures and cheerful panels for readers of all ages.

Hank Next Sunday Post

Aberdeen Visit at Harvard Union Tonight

Lord and Lady Aberdeen will appear at the Harvard Union this evening for a formal visit and public audience. The event draws interest from students and residents as the prominent pair engage with attendees in a scheduled program.

Harvard Lord Lady Aberdeen Harvard Union

Harvard Men Form a Republican Club

Harvard yesterday saw the formation of the Harvard Republican Club with a membership above 100. The group plans active political participation this fall and will host Lieutenant-Governor Cushing at the Harvard Union on Monday evening along with other Republican candidates from the state slate.

Harvard Harvard Republican Club Cushing Harvard Union

Retirement for two firemen from city department

Fire Commissioner Grady announced the retirement yesterday of Lieutenant John F. Mitchell of Ladder 27 and Ladderman James M. Elliott of Ladder 6. Both men are 55 and have served over 25 years.

Grady John F. Mitchell James M. Elliott

Irreligion Is State's Peril At Lynn Sunday School Banquet

Governor Walsh spoke at the Massachusetts Sunday School Association banquet in Casino Hall Lynn praising religion as a pillar of government. Attendance record set at 5035 registrants with expectations of reaching 6000. toastmaster Coleman and Robert Darling of Connecticut urged active teaching influence.

Governor Walsh Casino Hall Lynn Massachusetts Sunday School Association George W. Coleman Boston Walsh Newhall D and I Naval Brigade Sunda Coleman Massachusetts Robert Darling Connecticut Sunday School Association

Man Reports Robbery on West Boston Bridge

William Clay 45 of 419 Main Street Cambridge told police he was held up beaten and robbed while crossing the West Boston bridge at about 3 am yesterday.

William Clay Main Street Cambridge West Boston Bridge

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