Upcoming Events Listings From Local Clubs and Societies
Daffodils May 6, Princess Girls May 7, Vernon Social Club May 8, Charles Associates May 10, Brattle Outing Club May 13, Institute B B C May 16, Mystics May 17, Bendemeres May 29. Printing for most dances by J Frank Facey 36 Prospect Street Cambridge. Water board members inspected the water system Tuesday with Mayor Wardwell and Executive Clerk Counihan.
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Princess Girls
Vernon Social Club
Charles Associates
Brattle Outing Club
Institute B. B. C
Mystics
Bendemeres
J. Frank Facey
Prospect Street
Cambridge
Water Board
Mavror Wardwell
Counihan
Irelands Cause and Call to Support Irish Freedom
The speaker, treasurer of a national Irish group, warned that many in the Irish community and other allies failed to aid the Irish party. He cited achievements in aiding Ireland and predicted Cambridge would match the great record in the near future. He was pleased to see Father Ryan presiding at the meeting as part of his new pastorate.
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National Organization
Cambridge
Father Ryan
St. Paul's Parish
Fitzpatrick
Ireland
Wardwell
Lberty
England
James F. Alywara
T. J. Dillon
Boston Central Council
The
Land League
Michael Davitt
Charles Stewart Parnell
John O'Callaghan
Dublin Castle
Lord Leutenant
Irish National Party
Lord Clanicarde
House of Lords
Irish Parliamentary Party
John E. Redmond
Irish Parliamentary Fund
Irish Cause Cheered by Cambridge Meeting Leaders
Leaders at a Cambridge gathering urged support for Ireland with renewing optimism. Key speakers praised American aid, highlighted land reform aims, and backed John Redmond while pledging funds for the Irish parliamentary fund.
Miss Mae Atkins Joins Central Theatre Forces
Miss Mae Atkins, recently with the Ben Hur Company, has joined Central Theatre during the past week. Popular in the West from stock work, she has already made a favorable impression and expects to star in an enlarged fall production of The Trials of a Show Manager.
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Mae Atkins
Ben Hur
Central Theatre Forces
Miss Atkins
St Johns Council K of C to Host Senator Vahey Talk
Next Monday night St Johns Council of the Knights of Columbus welcomes Senator James Vahey of Watertown as a guest speaker. He will address the topic Capital Punishment Its Abolition with a concert and collation planned and Grand Knight Herbert J Bridey presiding.
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St. John’s Council
K. of C
James Vahey
Watertown
Vahey
Herbert J. Bridey
St John's Council Married Members Plan Decoration Day Baseball Spree
Married members of St Johns Council aim to impress unmarried colleagues on Decoration Day with a Cambridge Field baseball gathering. The bachelor members are taking the event seriously as a test of domestic responsibility and athletic form.
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St. John's Council
Cambridge Field
Division 49 A. O. H. to Exemplify Three Degrees
The division will hold an exemplification of the three degrees at Malta Hall on Sunday Mary 19. The division degree team will officiate with President Bernard F. Doris and associates aiming to lead the local A. O. H.
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A. O HA
Malta Hall
Mary
Bernard F. Doris
A. O H
Movement to unite councils for third degree meetings
In Knights of Columbus circles a plan to hold third degree meetings jointly across local councils is proposed as a step toward a permanent headquarters. The move aims to provide a central meeting place for business and social functions and could boost council membership.
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K. of C
Arch Diocesan Union T A Society Meets May 20 31
The annual convention of the Arch diocesan Union T. A. society will run May 20 to 31 at the Gym hall. A notable event in Catholic temperance circles is anticipated.
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Archdiocesan Union T. A. Society
Institute annual election of officers
The Institute held its annual election Friday night with a unanimous re election of President Frank Shaughnessy and similar honors for Frank Shelley as vice president. John Maguire was re elected as treasurer and John E. Quinn defeated Matt Galligan for recording secretary while Galligan became corresponding secretary. Henry Shelley became financial secretary and John Hunt was chosen librarian.
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Institute
Board of Government
Frank Shaughnessy
Frank Shelley
John Maguire
John E. Quinn
Matt Galligan
Henry Shelley
Sergeant Shelley
John Hunt
Library branch travels to society rooms. new directors elected
The traveling library with librarian Clarence Ayer is installed in society rooms. President Shaughnessy urged a board of directors and the following were elected William Bowen David Finn Joseph Quinn Charles Reagan Patrick Halloran Richard Delaney. William Lane withdrew amid applause and Herbert J. Bridey faced a similar moment, as a committee was formed to audit bowling alley finances with president Shaughnessy and officers named.
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Clarence Ayer
Trunt
Shaughnessy
William Bowen
David Finn
Joseph Quinn
Charles Reagan
Patrick Halloran
Richard Delaney
William Lane
Shunzhinessy
Mr. Long
Herbert J. Bridey
Frank Shelley
William Long
John O'Neil
St Marys TAS Members Attend Mass and Breakfast
Last Sunday morning a large number of St Marys T A S members attended Mass in a body receiving Holy Communion. A breakfast was served in the gym after the mass. Speakers included Fathers Doody Barry James Shea John Haley Michael Flynn Michael O Connor and Frank Maguire.
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St. Mary’s T. A. S
Fathers Doody and
Barry
James Shea
John Haley
Michael Flynn
Michael O'Connor
Frank Maguire
Cantibrigia Lodge Charter Members Meeting Announcement
Cantibrigia Lodge CMA announces a meeting of charter members to be held Thursday evening in May. The notice states a gathering for members only with details to follow in subsequent notices.
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Cantibrigia Lodge
East Cambridge entertainment by W R Co Indies at St John Hall
Monday night program by East Cambridge W R G featured drama tableaux and drill at St Johns Hall. Farce The Scheme that Failed was performed with a cast including Paul Jennings John Stryker Victor Craven Edith Jennings and others. A flag drill by Thorndike school girls and an Putnam school orchestra provided numbers with tableaux The Best Gift of All Day and Night Columbia Old Man's Darling and Young Man's Slave listed.
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East
Cambridge
St. John's Hall
Paul Jennings
John Stryker
Victor Craven
Victor Flaigg
Edith Jennings
Edith Warwick
Fanny Jennings
Annie Newington
Mrs. Craven
Eva M. Kneeland
Bridget
Carrie McClelland
Andrew Metzzer
Josephine Walsh
Thorndike School
Katherine Flannery
May Ahern
Julia Weissbich
Trené Snow
Sarah
Kelly
Cecilia Sweeney
Alice Sullivan
Stese Murtuzh
Rose Gomes
Afary Murphy
Alice Gleason
Louisa Ruusch
Elizabeth O'Brien
Annie Buckley
Cora Hamilton
Helen Myler
Miss Mary Sullivan Surprised at Institute Installation
At St Johns Literary Institute Lady Aux meeting in Cambridge last Monday night new officers were installed led by Lena Mc Laughlin as president and Nellie Shaughnessy as vice president A surprise tribute presented Miss Mary A Sullivan with a traveling bag as thanks for her presidency. dancing and a collation followed.
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St. John’s Literary Institute
Institute Hall
Cambridge
Lena McLaughlin
Nellie Shaughnessy
May Harrington
Julia Garvin
Edith English
May Quinn
Margaret Sharkey
Mollie Pidseon
Fanny Ford
Mary Murtaugh
Joseph Lynch
John Garvin
Kenwood Associates to Host Ladies Night and Officers Installation
The Kenwood Associates will hold a ladies night and installation of officers Tuesday night May 14 at Rhodes Hall with members and guests invited to attend a formal program.
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Kenwood Associates
Rhodes Hall
Whippen the Caterer Serves Rich Cambridge Banquets
In the Sentinel style notice Whippen the Caterer at M. M. A. Building Massachusetts avenue opposite City hall is praised. The article notes his artistry in banquets with decorative presentation and abundant edibles, all under the proprietor's personal supervision.
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the Sentinel
Cambridge
Whippen
Massachusetts Avenue
City Hall
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