Brilliant May party and whist tournament at Institute Hall
The St. John's Literary Institute Auxiliary hosted its first May party and whist tournament at Institute Hall last evening. Miss Mary Sullivan, president, led a stylish gathering of mixed ages, with Berkley's orchestra providing music. Guests in white and black enjoyed a smooth flow of tables and chairs, a fine collation, and a late night close to 2 A.M. The event drew a wide circle of supporters and promises more social evenings in the future.
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St. John’s Literary Institute
Institute Hall
Mary Sullivan
Mary A. Sullivan
Billy McElroy
Berkley
Lillian M. Summers
Nellie Shaughnessy
Margaret Mahoney
Louise Shaughnessy
Lena McLaughlin
Odd Fellows Hall Hosts Branch Unity No 496 May Party
A refined evening at Odd Fellows hall in Central square showcased a May party by Branch Lady Unity No 496 NX. A strong concert followed by a lively dance drew many attendees, with performances by James Grant Eddie Nelson W J Manton and others, all well received and applauded. The branch officers led from the floor, ensuring a festive conclusion to a successful event.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Central Square
Branch
Lady Unity No
T. James Grant
Eddie Nelson
W. J. Manton
Ardelle Din
Messrs. Keefe & Coughlin
Edward Flanagan
Mollie Pidgeon
George McNamara
Bert Blaisdell
Misa Sheehan
Lottie McDonald
Charles Jolson
Edward Rafferty
Ethel McDonough
George Nolan
Daniel Shea
Cossip on Worcester events and political rumors
The Sentinel notes a possible Democratic gathering in Worcester for the New and Inter-Collegiate athletic meeting. Officials and locals pass through. talk centers on Mayor McNamee’s gubernatorial hopes, a Cambridge subway vote, and the fast-moving state Legislature adjournment. Names of many locals and supporters appear among transit and social mentions.
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Worcester
J. Frank Facey
Henry J
Augustus Cunningham
Mr. Facey
Messrs. Cunningham
Jefferson
Branch governing board and committees named
The Branch lists its present year governing board: Miss Kate Burke chief Ranger, Miss Matilda St George sub chief vanners, Miss Theresa Gaffney trousaver, Miss G Collins tinaneta s ecretary, Mrs Charles Burns recording secretary, Miss J Thuirke senior woodward, Miss M Keenan junior woodward, Miss Gertrude Doris senior beadle, Miss Adeline Bouche junior beadle. Committees include Chief Ringer Miss Katherine Burke chair, Mrs Julia O Conn or hind chair, Miss Ethel McDonald, Miss M McSouly, Miss Katherine Tiley, Miss Sadie Bowen on music. Mrs Theresa Burns, Misses Margaret Bowen, Gertrude Duris on printing. Mrs N McGrath, Mixa Nora Riley, Miss Mary Powers on talent. Miss KH McDonnah, Milas M Keenan, Miss Isabell St George, Miss Matilda St George, Miss Theresa Gaffney, Mia Mary Sharkey, Miss Annie Greeley and Mrs Skehane on further arrangements.
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Mary Boland
Theresa Carey
Susie Collins
Mary Durnan
Agnes Coleman
Gertrude Giles
Alice McDonald
Nellie McCarthy
Isabelle McPeck
May Doyle
Annie Sullivan
Alice Shaughnessy
Mary Donovan
Margaret Moller
Charlestown
Josephine Sweeney
Mabel Donehy
Hadith English
Frances Ford
Elizabeth Noeling
Katherine Griffin
Helen J. Gallagher
Mary Lt. Feeney
Katherine O'Neil
Kittie McCarthy
Mary McCarthy
Peter Curran
Mae McAuliffe
Minnie EB
Tukey
Kitty Sifen
F. D. Mahoney
John Garvin
H. J. Mahoney
Lizzie Fuchs
Lillian
Mary Horgan
Gertrude Duris
Nellie Reardon
Jessie Marks
Lorette Martin
Cecelia Leahy
Annie Leahy
Mary Mehan
Bella McPeake
May McPeake
Mary O'Keefe
Mary Darcey
Nellie Gilligan
Mary L. Dolan
Grace Gilligan
Mrs. McClellan
Nellie Quinn
Mary B. Cavanagh
Agnes EE. Cavanagh
Hannah Canney
Frances Breen
Bessie Murphy
Mary O'Brien
Eleanor C. Lyons
Annie Stanger
Mary Callahan
Gertrude McCormick
Ruby Cotter
Annie Dinan
Sadie Burke
Marietta Emory
Mary Hayes
Julia Hayes
Michael H. Quinn
Joseph Lynch
Helen Agnes Flynn
Mary FE. Ford
Nellie G. Donovan
Gertrude $. Duffy
Mary G. Shannon
William Barrows
David Inn
Edward Counihan
Fred Corbett
Dennis
William Coady
Daniel Clary
James Cavanaugh
John Carter
Eugene Callahan
Fred Danehy
Timothy Desmond
Jas. Flynn
John Fay
Thaddeus Flynn
Thomas Gallagher
Joseph Gomes
Charles Garvin
Matt Galligan
Thomas Haverty, Jr
Hugh Healey
John Hurley
Timothy Harrington
William Healey
Patrick Halloran
James Harrington
Ware Ua
Kate Burke
Matilda St. George
Vanners
Theresa Gaffney Trousaver
G. Collins
Tinaneta
Chairles Burns
J. Thuirke
Woodward
M. Keenan
Gertrude Doris
Beadle
Adeline Bouche
Cypris Hall
Katherine Burke
Julia O'Connor
Hind
Ethel McDonald
M. McSouly
Katherine Tiley
Sadie Bowen
Theresa Burns
Margaret Bowen
N. McGrath
Mixa Nora Riley
Mary Powers
KH. McDonnah
Milas M. Keenan
Isabell St. George
Misa Theresa Gaffney
Mia
Mary Sharkey
Annie Greeley
Mra, Skehane
Pleasant Social Evening at Odd Fellows Hall
A lively Monday social at Odd Fellows hall Massachusetts avenue near Central square drew a large crowd of city youth. Table 6 of Division 49 A O H hosted the bazaar. Mrs George Kelley directed the floor with Miss Bertha Conlin and Miss Catherine Conlin assisting. The event featured the executive staff of the table and an orchestra, with stylish attire and cordial courteousness, signaling a successful first social for Table 4.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Massachusetts Avenue
Central Square
George Kelley
Bertha
Catherine Conlin
Billy Bowen
Misses Cronins
Gertrude
Anna
Mary Noonan
Mary McPesse
Lena Sullivan
Josephine Harley
Louise Sullivan
Kitty Mullen
Corkerry
Galvin
Charles Garvin
Dan Driscoll
Charles Beeven
William Noonan
Harry Kelley
John Hart
van Inies
Elysium
Knights of Old
Hmit
Hannah Kenney
Josie Carey
Margaret McCarthy
Susie Collins
Gift Party at Mies Bertha Lutz Home
A Friday evening house party at 100 Prospect Street hosted by Miss Bertha Lutz featured piano solos, tenor and vocal numbers, comic pieces, and a self penned song. Guests included Walter McClellan, John Sampson, James J Sheehan, W. H. Murray and many Lutz family members. A beautiful upright piano was presented as a gift by her brothers and a fine collation was served.
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Mies Bertha Lutz
Prospect Street
Walter McClellan
Duffy Benway
John Sampson
James J. Sheehan
Dodge
Lawrence
Murphy
W. Lutz
Frank Lutz
Joseph Lutz
Mr. Zahm
W. H. Murray
F. McCarthy
Herbert Dodge
John Uconnor
James Murray
Walter MfcCullan
Alice McCabe
Margaret Clorin
Gertrude Holt
Annie Kearns
Lavine White
Mae Gardner
Mary Torrington
Kitty
Pleasant Evening at Cambridge Street At Home
Misses Gertie and Toady Driffy hosted a select group at No 992 Cambridge Street on a pleasant evening. Jeremiah Downey sang, Richard Dacey impressed with vocal work, Miss Rogers and Miss Ford contributed songs, Alice Rogers sang softly, Martin Carew did celebrity impressions drawing applause, Yates twins performed a burlesque, and a collation followed as Mr and Mrs Taylor attended.
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Gertie
Toady Driffy
Cambridge Street
Jeremiah EF. Downey
Richard Dacey
Miss Ford
Alice Rogers
Martin Carew
Ada Rehan
Katherine the Shrew
Richard Mansfield
Dr. Jekyl
Mr. Hyde
Mr. Carew
Yates
Tom and
James
Mrs. Taylor
Social Evening at Baldwin Street Highlights Local Talent
Ray Smith hosted a Sunday night gathering at his Baldwin street home with music and singing. Jessamine Colley showcased piano talent, and Varick Schrage and Celia Tansey contributed standout vocal numbers. Guests included Gertie McMasters, Alice McPeeck, Jana McCloskey, Bessie Sweeney, Kath e O'Brien, Winnie MeMasters, and many others.
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Ray Smith
Baldwin Street
Jessamine Colley
King
Dally Benway
Gertle MeMasters
Varrick Schrage
Celia Tansey
Margaret Cassidy
Jessamine Colley Gertie McMasters
Alice McPeeck
Jana McCloskey
Bessie
Citizens Trade Association Meeting in Central Square Hall
The Citizens' Trade association held its monthly meeting Wednesday evening at the hall in Central square. The Glee club performed several song poems under director W. BE. Thomas with assistance from John P. Betey, George Close, and L. B. supporting the choral selections.
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Citizens’ Trade Association
Central Square
Glee Club
W. BE. Thomas
John P. Betey
George Close
L. B
Musical Evening Features Duet and Glee Club Selections
The program opened with Grover N Somes John A Peterson and others accompanying. Ship Ahoy a duet by Peterson and Batey with the Glee club drew the most applause. The club also sang A Bas let of Chestnuts and There Little Girl Don Cry. C J H Woodbury of the Bell Telephone lectured on electricity and the telephone, tracing his company’s growth from infancy to the present.
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Grover
N. Somes
John A. Peterson
Robert Burditt
John 8. Sawyer
George Whitney
Wm. Gray
Fred Churchill
Frank Gibbs
Louis P. Weston
Mr. Peterson
Mr. Batey
Glee Club
C. J. H. Woodbury
Bell Telephone Company
Woodbury
Mayoral Possibilities Weigh on Board President Barry
Friends of President Barry of the Board of Aldermen advocate his candidacy for mayor this fall. The text notes that broad experience in government implies political acumen and leadership strength for the job.
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Barry
Board of Aldermen
Cambridge Alderman J Edward Barry Seeks Mayor Post
The profile lauds Alderman Barry of Cambridge as a rising Democrat, noting two terms on the common council, three on the board of Alder men, and his selection as presiding officer. Born in Cambridge, he works with the Wabash Railroad in Boston and is praised for duty, debating skill, fairness, and strong election wins. He leads in recent polls with 6999 votes and holds high social ties with major local fraternal groups.
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Liu
J. Edward Barry
Board of Aldermen
Cambridge
Common Council
Alderman Barry
Broadway
Wabash Railroad Company
Boston
Corrveyt
Barry
Knights of Columbus, Benevolent and Protective Order of Its
Catholic Union of Cambridge
End of Winter Season Netting Event Ends Evening
The gathering concluded with a round of applause for the speaker as a bouffe lunch was served by Spratt, the caterer. The event marks the last netting of the winter season.
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Spratt
Flora's Holiday Evening of English Melodies at Holy Ghost Hospital
An evening of music raising funds for the Holy Ghost hospital featured Miss Bertha Barnes and a balanced cast including John Daniels Earl Cartwright Josephine Knight and the Steinert quartet. The program included Flora's Holiday a song cycle with solos duets and ensembles by Burney and other period composers, plus humorous numbers and instrumental pieces.
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Flora
Holy Ghost Hospital
Bertha Barnes
John Daniels
Earl Cartwright
Josephine Knight
Steinert Quartet
George W. Parker
W. W. Hicks
W. I. Cowlishaw
Peter Robertson
Isabel Melville
William Howard
W. Irving Cowlishaw
Myrtle Morse
Sonatana
Mr. Cowlishaw
Gavotte
Mrs. Morse
Jassies
Real estate dealer opens new office suite in University City
Mr. T. W. Raymond announces renting the second car of Central spars building and remodelling a suite of offices for public inspection. The offices will be open May 1 and June 12 from 9 AM to 12 noon, inviting the public to view the largest enterprise outside Boston and to call and tell friends.
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T. Wi. Raymond
Spars
Universty
Raymond
Tate
WHT
S A.M
Boston
PONTO
Promotion examinations for Fire Department awaited
Mayor Dely has received no word yet on examinations for promotions in the fire department. No action was presented at last Tuesday's city government meeting regarding this matter.
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Dely
Ladies In Charge To Host Whist Party For Holy Ghost Hospital
Mrs A J Conlin and the ladies table committee will host a whist party in the hospital lecture hall on Tuesday evening June 6. About 800 tickets issued and most sold. The lawn party planned for July 15 underscores their commitment to the hospital fundraiser.
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A. J. Conlin
Holy Ghost Hospital
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