Cambridge Sentinel Women Department Seeks Active Readers
Letters to M Louise Murray editor in Cambridge Sentinel praise women readers support for a school city program. Writers urge mothers sisters and others to join, discuss politics and civic education, and promote youth understanding of ballots and government through school governance.
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M. Louise Murray
Cambridge Sentinel
OTL
Massachusetts Avenue
Boston
Woman's Journal
Wilson L. Gill
Philadelphia
Miss Sawtelle
Mothers' Club Meet Opens at Houghton School
The Helping Hand Mothers' club held its opening meeting at Houghton School on Putnam Avenue last Thursday with 44 members present. President Mrs. Mew Murray presided as John W. Freese, the building principal, addressed the ladies on a hearty welcome to the club and its activities.
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Helping Hand Mothers’ Club
Houghton School
Putnam Avenue
M.ewe Murray
John W. Freese
Arlington Heights Club Sees New By Laws and Outing Plans
Members at the club voted to raise dues to one dollar and set five black balls to reject applicants. A sick committee will aid members monthly, and a Helping Land program will assist those in distress. An outing to Fort Camp in Concord is planned for next Thursday with meet at Harvard square at 9 o'clock. Mrs. John Power to lead, special cars arranged from Arlington Heights.
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Joseph Williams
William Power
Frank Smith
Fort
Concord
Harvard Square
John Power
Speinl
Arlington Heights
A. J. Daly
Marriage and festive events mark Cambridge social season
At Notre Dame de Pitie church Miss Celia St. Martin and Mr. Leo J. Grenier wed in a solemn high Mass. A breakfast and all day reception followed at the groom’s parents’ home, with a later supper at the bride’s home. Grenier, connected to the Gillette Razor plant in Boston, is active in cycling and local clubs. A separate charity dance at Odd Fellows’ Hall hosted by the Y. S. C. club drew notable locals, with Strachan’s orchestra providing music and club members leading the arrangements. The club officers are President Miss Katherine Fallon and others including Miss Agnes Heeren, Miss Josie Neilan, and Miss Anna Peterson.
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Celia St. Martin
Paul St. Martin
Clay Street
Leo J. Grenier
Napoleon Grenier
Sherman Street
Marcelle
Notre Dame de Pitie
Annie Grenier
Sand
Willam St. Martin
Grenier
Cambridge
Gillette Safety Razor Company
Boston
Fellows’ Hall
Massachusetts Avenue
Y. S. C. Club
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Fair Club
Strachan
Katherine Fallon
Agnes Hereen
Josie Neilan
Anna Peterson
Hessye Shaughessy
Minnie Cummings
Elizabeth O'llara
Mae Dolan
Anni Cummings
Bessie Hartney
Young Men's Christian Association to Open Fall Classes
The YoM C A will hold a formal fall and winter class opening Monday evening. FP L Freeborne, the new physical director, previews an athletics boom with football and basketball, plus access for nontraditional students. Mayor Daly to speak at Cyprus hall next Wednesday for the bazaar opening with dancing nightly.
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Young Men's Christian Association
L. Freeborne
Freeborne
Hey
Jesus
Frances Dwyer
Massachusetts Avenue
Chris Casey
Frank Horgan
Edward Powers
William Kersey
Horatio Hannon
Frank McGrath
Daly
Cyprus Hall
Memorial Service Honors Late G A R Commander Blickmar
The Women’s Relief Corps in East Cambridge held a memorial service at G A R hall Cambridge street to honor the late General W. M. Blickmar. A wreath was laid for Corps members lost in the past year including Mrs Sophia Austin and Mrs Catherine Sullivan. Commander George Howard of Post 57 delivered a eulogy praising Blickmar’s life and service to the G A R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Corps
East Cambridge
G. A. R. Hall
Cambridge Street
G. Alr
W. M. Blickmar
Sophia Austin
Catherine Sullivan
Mary Cargill
Ellen Keefe
Josephine Walsh
George Howard
GG. A. S.r
Memorial Service Honors Departed G A R Members
Mrs. Cynthia Sleeper led a tender tribute to fallen members, with five centered chairs symbolizing their loss. The altar wore national colors while Miss Helen Altmiller and Mrs. Mary A. Walker joined Mrs. Josephine Walsh in solemn songs. Large G A R attendance praised the floral decorations and musical offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Sleeper
Josephine Walsh
Helen Altmiller
Mary A. Walker
God
George English
G. A. It
Fifty-First Annual Ball Plans Discussed by Committee
The committee for the fifty-first annual ball met last Thursday evening with many of the forty members in attendance. Plans were debated to ensure a successful event in November, aiming to emulate the fiftieth anniversary ball of October last year. Auxiliary members favored gymnasium class proposals, meeting for the first demonstration with a large turnout and several young ladies showing color as they exited the gymnasium.
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Gyat Nashim
Sterner
As Ye Sow to Open at Majestic Theatre in October
Boston's Majestic Theatre to host the first American stage presentation of As Ye Sow by Rev John Snyder. The Cape Cod life drama follows moral cause and effect with a minister as central figure, opening Monday October 9, with Rev Snyder and St Louis friends in attendance.
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W. A. Brudge
Joseph R. Grismer
Cape Cod
Majestic Theatre
John Synder
St. Louis
Rank Gillmore
John Hare
Forbes Robertson
J. S. Willard
More to Be Thtted Than Learned at Boston Grand Opera
Next week's Boston Grand Opera offers Charles Be Milney's melodrama More to Be Thtted than Learned. The plot centers on Lorraine, Viola Keith, and rivals who forge a marriage certificate to accuse Lorraine of bigamy. Viola proclaims she is his mistress to shield her husband from danger, driving a sequence of emotional, dramatic climaxes before the villains are exposed. The large, capable cast features actors familiar to melodrama audiences.
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Castle Square Theatre
Castle Squaere
Royal Box
Boston
Charles Coghhin
Centre
Castle Square
Boston Grand Opera
Charles BE. Milney
Theateread Eireles
Viola
Nie
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Terra Haute
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