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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1919
Page
3
Mrs Lillian B Dempsey relates a domestic scene in Chicago on October 26 where a husband’s liquor stash valued at about $1000 is poured down the sink by his wife prompting a dramatic shift in demeanor. The column reads with humor about conflicting spouse viewpoints and a wild party imagined.
More than 900 Catholic women educated at Notre Dame schools gathered at Notre Dame Academy Fenway for the first convention of the Massachusetts Federation of Notre Dame de Namur. They paid tribute to their alma mater and outlined future federation plans.
Mrs. Dempsey through attorney Robert P. Burkhalter files for separate maintenance against Wayne C. Dempsey citing cruelty and drunkenness. She describes a basement liquor stash emptied by him during a wild party, and relocation of furniture as the marriage failed at 6701 Blackstone Avenue.
A full slate of events in Boston includes the Victory convention of New England Bakers at Hotel Brunswick with aff Gay, many ministerial meetings across venues, Roosevelt Club luncheon with Gov Coolidge and W R Thayer, and several society gatherings. Notable speakers include Dr John D Adams, Miss Rose Saltonstall, and Cardinal O Connell. Highlights feature Republican and Roosevelt events at Taunton Inn and Symphony Hall plus a Halloween party for Chinese Sunday school teachers at Winthrop Church Roxbury.
An ad copy touts Horsford's Acid Phosphate as a drink to relieve thirst and fatigue, refresh the system, and rest a weary brain. The fragment suggests health benefits and energizing effects for daily use.
Presidents from Notre Dame schools in Boston area and western Massachusetts join in a new North End alumnae association. Mrs Walsh of Lowell cites the National Federation of Notre Dame de Namur Alumnae backing Irish independence and advocating nationwide educational legislation. New officers for 1919 21 are named, focusing on aiding graduates and restoring Namur mother house.
Rev Anthony Bove of St Anns Providence RI says Pope Benedict Iii on return from Italy told him he is greatly interested in Americas postwar handling of problems. The Pope praised American liberty for Catholics and all religions and expressed esteem for the American people.
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