Art Museum Wing Nears Completion
The Robert Dawson Evans Memorial wing of the Boston Art Museum rises with 22 fluted columns and will be finished by April at a cost of 600000. A grand staircase will feature a donor tablet and the wing will include a vast gallery for tapestries. It will house Boston’s premier Japanese and Chinese collections with a print room study areas and exhibition spaces. Separately Governor Fletcher named George M. Powers chief justice of the Vermont Supreme Court to replace the resigning Judge John W. Rowell.
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Robert Dawson Evans
Boston Art Museum
Boston
Burlington
Fletcher
George M. Powers
Morrisville
Vermont Supreme Court
John W. Rowell
Randolph
Evans Memorial
THE
Museum OF Fine Arts
Edith F Seib Weds Russell L Radford in Dual Ceremonies
Edith Frances Seib daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Seib of New York married Russell Leroy Radford a New York Brooklyn newspaper man in a double ring ceremony. The rites began at 7 20 am officiated by Justice of the Peace William P Way followed by holy communion at 8 30 then a noon service by Rev Henry Russell Talbot at St David's Portland Oregon. Best man Clarence R Strohn maid of honor Mildred Furbush reception in Boston and New York society circles guests. They planned to reside in Brooklyn after a wedding trip through the Berkshires and Adirondacks.
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Plympton
Edith Frances Seib
Frank ‘Seib
New York City
Russell Leroy Radford
New York
Brooklyn
William P. Way
Henry Russell Talbot
St. David's Parish
Portland
Oregon
Clarence R. Strohn
Mildred Furbush
Lynn
Boston
Berkeshires
Adirondacks
Carl Morris at the Howard This Week
Oklahoma heavyweight contender Carl Morris arrived for a seven day engagement at the Old Howard. He will stage two daily boxing exhibitions against local pugilists starting this afternoon as he eyes the heavyweight title.
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White Hope
Albert Reich
New York
Carl Morris
Oklahoma
Old Howard
Morris
Missing Girl Is Bride in the West
Louise McCabe 19, previously missing from Parker Memorial Home near Metuchen, is now identified as the wife of Leonard W. Hoffman and living with him at Hagerman Idaho. The report notes grave fears of foul play at the time of disappearance but confirms her marriage and current residence in Idaho.
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Metuchen
N. J
Louise McCabe
Raritan Landing
Parker Memorial
Miss McCabe
Leonard W. Hoffman
Hagerman
Idaho
New Chief Justice Promoted Leads to Superior Court Vacancy
The new chief justice has served as an associate on the Supreme bench for years. William H. Taylor of Hardwick, a Superior Court judge, is named to fill the vacancy. Former Lieutenant Governor L. P. Stack of St. Johnsbury is appointed to succeed Judge Taylor on the Superior Court bench.
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Supreme Bench
William H. Taylor
Hardwick
L. P. Stack
St. Johnsbury
Taylor
Girl Hurled Into River Near Carmel NY
Miss Theresa Kennedy was seriously injured when a touring car owned by Mrs. John H Burton skidded into a stone wall of a Croton River bridge east of Brewster. She was thrown over the wall into a 29 foot embankment and plunged into the river. the chauffeur’s quick actions saved her from drowning. Her condition tonight is critical.
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Carmel
N. Y
Theresa Kennedy
John H. Burton
New York
Croton
Brewster
Berkshires
Ellen OBrien to Wed Dr Hagerty in Somerville Ceremony
This afternoon at St Joseph Church Somerville Miss Ellen V OBrien of Somerville will marry Dr Joseph J Hagerty of Norwood. Both social figures in Greater Boston participate in the ceremony and reception plans.
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St. Joseph's Church
Somerville
Ellen V. O’brien
Joseph J. Hagerty
Norwood
Greater
Boston
Funeral Planned for Father McQuaid of St James
Arrangements for the funeral of Rt. Rev. Mgr. William P. McQuaid of St. James Church were completed last night. Four masses will be held at St. James, starting at 6 AM, including a 7 AM high mass and a mass for the children. At 10 AM a solemn high mass of requiem will be celebrated by Right Rev. Mer. D. O'Farrell of All Saints Church Roxbury.
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Mgr
William P. McQuaid
St. James Church
St. James
Mer. D. O'Farrell
All Saints’ Church
Roxbury
Illiam P. M’quaid
Mgr. W State
ST. James’ Church
Harrison
Whittier Street
Avenue
Funeral rites for Father McQuaid draw vast crowds
Cardinal O Connell presided as a long funeral procession wound through Boston streets to Holyhood Cemetery Brookline. Reverends Fitzgerald Lee O Connor Derby Murphy and Splaine led service and ceremonies while 6000 mourners braved rain to bid farewell to the beloved priest.
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Cardinal O’connell
Mer. O'Farrell
J. J. Fitzgerald
St. James
Robert E. Lee
Mer. M. J. Splaine
M. J. O'Connor
St. James, Thurifer
Michael Derby
Dorchester
M. J. Murphy
Charlestown
State Prison
Harrison Avenue
Harvard Street
Washington
Flint Street
Park Square
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
Holywood Cemetery
Brookline
Michael W. Hurley
Michael A. Sullivan
William A. H. Crowley
John J. Wool
James A. Sullivan
Michael Carlin
Alexander Gillis
Archdiocese
Monsignor Patterson
South Boston
Monsignor
Teeling
Lynn
Moriarty
Jamaica Plain
Supple
Roxbury
O'Brien
Lowell
Splaine
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
United Irish League
B. Fitzpatrick
Michael J. Jordan
Michael Maynes
James T. Barrett
Michael Morrison
O'Connell Galvin
Father McQuaid
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Art Museum
Vermont
Kornfeld
Kornfeld’s
Summer Street
Edith F. Seib
the Howard
West
Ellen Oo’brien
England
Worcestershire
GEO. Wmbentley, CO
Tom Wilson
Chicago
America
Washington Street
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Kansas City
Detroit
Albany
Binghamton
Troy
Syracuse
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