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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1915
Page
13
A correspondent signed Perplexed asks advice on giving her child to the child's grandfather. The response urges keeping the child, condemns social pressure, and warns against accepting offers or shunning the mother.
Readers write to the Sewing Circle with varied views and anecdotes, and several of the most engaging letters are printed in the Sunday Post, showcasing community voices and crafts interest.
A sequence of autumn imagery with rain soaked hedges and restless tides. Vivid nature lines describe crimson leaves yellow boughs and a morbid blue jay as rain drenches roads and meadows while children watch from windows and crows circle above fields.
Washington dispatch reports official telegram from Peking announcing the resignation of Hsu Shih chang Chinese premier. Reason not stated but likely linked to his opposition to the move from republic to monarchy.
A travelling bag hack suggests sewing a rubber band inside the bag to hold a fountain pen. The device keeps the pen handy and reduces ink spills. Submitted by G. R. Leonard of Marshfield Hills Massachusetts.
Ossip Gabrilowitsch appeared as soloist with the Boston Symphony in Symphony Hall conducting by Karl Muck. He played Chopin’s F minor Concerto with remarkable insight and reverence. Brahms Fourth Symphony Schumann Manfred Overture and Berlioz La Carnaval Romains filled the program with vivid, masterful playing.
The Rev. E Clayton Wyand the deaf minister visits Boston and Salem preaching to deaf mutes in Tremont Temple and Salem. The Rev A R Williams Maverick Church East Boston takes a year off to study travel in France with a farewell service. The Rev Cortland Myers Tremont Temple begins Sunday sermons through Dec 5 with varied topics. A 7 30 service at Cathedral Church of St Paul honors fallen British troops. Daily noonday sermons begin Nov 8 with Floyd W Tomkins Philadelphia preacher joining Nov 8 13 except Wednesday. All Souls festival observed Tuesday next.
A reviewer lauds Gabrilowitsch's Chopin style noting rubato and rhythm as natural and expressive. The right hand is singing yet grounded on the music's pulse with flawless technique and atmospheric beauty, avoiding contrived display.
Mrs. Nathaniel E. Harris president of the National Council of Jewish Women spoke on Immigration From the Point of View of Women and Girls. Mrs. James D. Hodder of Sherborn Reformatory discussed Juvenile Delinquency. Mrs. A. C. Clark of East Boston Immigrants Home outlined the home’s work.
Judge Richard W. Irwin in Boston granted the petition of Thomas F. Vahey of Cambridge for reinstatement as an attorney. The jury waived session on Oct. 22 heard the case, and Vahey is restored to full powers as an attorney and officer of the courts of this State. The Boston Bar Association, represented at the hearing, did not oppose the petition.
The weekly church notes report the pontifical requiem mass at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross on November 3 with Cardinal O Connell presiding, plus the Clergy Fund Society meeting. It notes Mayor Curley may speak at St Mary s Infant Asylum and various clerical transfers to Philadelphia and Saratoga, along with a new Sisters of St Chretienne building in Salem housing battlefront nurses.
A rustic lyric recounts a chance meeting on a road near Glenties. A courting couple debates sharing the Moor path with promises of companionship and affection amid rural charm and modest wit. The speaker envisions a future walking together across the moor.
A woman describes a hat made to match multiple gowns. The crown uses violet maline with a tailless ermine band, chiffon roses and leaves, a pink rose with raisins, a wired gold lace brim, and a frill around the crown. She plans to wear it tonight.
The Harvard dramatic department under Professor George P. Baker will launch the fourth season on Saturday November 13 with an amateur Boston Cambridge stock company presenting The Rebound a three act comedy and The Purple Dream a one act play The Rebound by T P Robinson and The Purple Dream by D L Breed reflect an aim to emulate Miss Horniman’s Manchester Theatre experimental company
A column presents three recipes with contributor notes. Beef kidney stew uses kidneys soaked then boiled, onion, flour thickener, tomato catsup, paprika, served with baked potatoes with Mrs. Eb. Wonson's Gloucester address. Grape catsup mixes grapes with vinegar sugar spices for preservation from Mrs. Ella A. Fogg of Manchester. Grape conserve combines grapes raisins walnuts and sugar with boiled skins to seal.
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