Yankee Division Veterans Plan Clubhouse Fund Drive
The Yankee Division Veterans Association seeks 100000 dollars for a year long clubhouse project with a city building purchase and fit out. General Charles H. Cole chairs the executive committee which will select a suitable property and finance through gifts and public support in New England. Membership open to all former American expeditionary forces who served in the 26th Division. An executive meeting is set for Monday at 5 o clock at the City Club with listed officers to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankee Division Veterans’ Association
YD Veterans
Charles H. Cole
New England
Germany
General Cole
City Club
John H. Sherburne
Brookline
William Keville
Boston
E. L. Logan
South Boston
Willard B. Luther
C. A. Stevens
Frank S. Perkins
Salem
F. E. Jones
Quincey
Erland F. Fish
Frank W. Cavanaugh
Worcester
James T. Potter
North Adams
Carroll J. Swan
James Brown
Queechee
Judson Hannigan
Beverly
Albert C. Gray
Medford
M. J. O'Connor
Cambridge
J. W. Boyer, Jr
Northeastern Department
YD Plans Club House
Charles A. Stevens
Fred E. Jones
James W. Boyer
Oscar Lagerquist
Yankee Division Club Planned Meeting in Boston City Club
A memorandum from the Yankee Division association calls a meeting at the Boston City Club on October 1, 1919 at 5 p.m. to finalize steps toward organizing the Yankee Division Club. Officers and commanders will discuss reports on clubhouse funding estimates aiming to raise about $100,000 for purchase fitting and first year operations.
Brooklyn Funeral Drivers Win Court Injunction Against Manhattan Union
State Supreme Court Justice Callaghan granted a permanent injunction restraining Manhattan union members from interfering with Brooklyn funeral coach drivers. An affidavit by Brooklyn driver George Thompson recounted a walking delegate demanding his union card, which he showed but was deemed unsatisfactory. The funeral party then hired a Manhattan union hack, amid claims the AFL limits New York to a single local union and recognizes the Manhattan local.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Union of
State Supreme Court
Callaghan
Manhattan
Brooklyn
George Thompson
American Federation of Labor
New York
Manchester Temple Holds State Ceremonial Parade
Manchester Temple in New Hampshire plans a state ceremonial with 1200 nobles from New England. The event features a street parade, degree work, banquet, and shrine night at a local theatre.
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Manchester
N. H
Bekitash
New England
Father Tries to Kidnap Daughter in Manchester
An attempt to kidnap a child as she walked to school was thwarted when she refused the pennies offered by her father. Later the mother Mrs William Quelette sought an injunction in divorce court to bar the husband from seeing the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. H
William Ouelette
Campaign Against Bogus Securities
A $50 reward is offered by the Pilgrim Publicity Association Inc for information on fraudulent securities sold in exchange for War Savings Stamps and Liberty bonds. Report to the Pilgrim Publicity Association vigilance committee at 257 Washington Street Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Publicity Association, Inc
Pilgrim Publicity Association Vigilance Committee
Washington Street
Boston
Missionary Reaches New York After Arctic Mission
Dr John A Marquis secretary of the Presbyterian board of home missions has returned to New York after eight days battling an im penetrable ice field seven miles from Point Barrow Alaska the northernmost mission in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Point Barrow
Alaska
Presbyterian Church
John A. Marquis
Board of Home Missions
Great Juvenile Floor Economizes by Coordinated Purchases
The piece argues that a single floor layout helps mothers buy coordinated outfits for Misses, Children, and Infants. By selecting a Mary suit in the Misses section and matching hats, blouses, and accessories in adjacent aisles, shoppers reduce hodge podge purchases and ensure color harmony. All garments and accessories forMisses Children and Infants are on the store's Third Floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Misses Suits Feature Fur Trimmed Styles and Soft Fabrics
The article notes marvellously soft fabrics and rich colorings for misses suits. Paris influence brings shorter skirts in Misses' apparel, with fur as the beauty keynote on dressier suits. Trig suits of tweed and all wool jersey are popular for the college miss. buttons embroidery and tucking are fashion notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
America
Misses' Dresses Embrace Straight Slender Silhouette
A fashion note highlights dresses for misses featuring a straight slender silhouette as the favored style. The mention focuses on cut, lines, and the modern look for the season.
Hats and dresses for misses and girls in mid summer styles
The feature details black hats for youth with no size limits and bright floral accents. Tams captivate the college set with dressy airs and tiny brim hints. Beaver and beaver cloth are favored materials. Blouses for the young woman emphasize daintiness with batistes organdies georgettes crepes and cottons.
Misses Frocks Show Evening Gown Trends
Frocks feature tinsel brocades chiffon velvets and sequins for formal wear. Fashions emphasize bouffant sides graceful panniers Maline over satin and taf feta with embroidered lace for school girl frocks. Tiny sleeves wired Minaret and lamp shade skirts mark current style.
Winter Underwear For Misses Of All Homes And Schools
The article advertises winter undergarments for girls and women including camisoles and knickers in flesh crepe de chine and georgette, silk and satin ensembles, Philippine underwear sets, dancing petticoats, embroidered lingerie, accordion plaited tafts, brocaded corsets, lace bras, and other dainty garments for daily wear and street use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgette
Billie Burkes
Hosiery and Stockings In Demand For Winter Wear
Hosiery woolen sports stockings in heather mix and plain colors are in demand for all winter wear with oxfords. Excellent assortment in misses and children sizes. Ribbed stockings in silk and fine cotton and lisle stockings are available in wanted shades. Plain silk socks for smaller folk.
Shoes Color Trends for Girls and School Wear
Shoes misses and younger girls favor brown footwear with cocoa brown calf sturdy models for school and outdoor wear. Two tone dress up styles, black shoes with gray tops, and many all black options. Dancing school pumps in patent and gun metal. Tan sport oxfords in English winter style.
Paris and Chanel Frocks Highlighted in Elegant Spring Line
Afternoon frock features black crepe de chine over the head, seven fluted ruffles, and a slim waist emphasized by a belt from Gabrielle Chanel. Agnes presents a blue taffeta frock with a scalloped basque, crystal sunburst embroidery, and rosebuds. Avadis shows a navy velour suit with Mo rocco embroidery on pockets and vestee, and a coat with long lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Agnes
Avadis
Coats for Girls Offer Youthful Comfort and Style
A range of Misses coats highlights youthfulness and practicality for motoring sports and tramp wear. Thick English and domestic woolens, belted designs, long and short leather coats, fur trimmed collars, polo cloth sports models, and dressier options in peachbloom duvetyn silvertone tinseltone and velours with fur trims.
Baby's wardrobe glows with Paris and American craft
A baby shop gleams with ribbons and fine fabrics described as a fairy land of dainty beauty. Paris contributes to the wardrobe while America adds skill, featuring long christening dresses, elaborately embroidered short dresses, velvet coats, and charming headwear from Angora bonnets to velvet chapeaux with rosebuds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
America
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Boston City Club
Association
Chauncey Street
Sore
Columbia
Grafonola
Mrs
Aus. Ory Service
Cwideners
Temple Place
Blake Building
Washington St
Clerhens
Widener’s
Jordan Marsh Company
Fashion Week
Misses’ Coats
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