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s for ound \ $50.was t and— »»«sph'amassIhav-Lirns,t 500:h isa n d day. 1 by i the r of 1000boolibur-undsoters as G. worts»n.sl-M issee-18UV-hlun,,S'ard Mrs IrateClif-IV ard 1 has ne.tpria-r I beMainidockcon-. this in st,CityuponsoAbocing i Fleet foot lt;ausph■Littleto con etl at guesti Smith MrsDanie nest I Here!Du t in did ei Danci A “ evenii sq, u:leansnty nator n be-fromswell,I costStatea city ly in*uivles intro-g ofbeenrmen,Vlder-dnlon r City etired called time owing r Au-on ofo col-•nsionyear- City ar, aty au-it few at Mr141 thestions and a S. It to in-of the rs can round • pay-BUNKER HILL DISTRICTThe whist party conducted by the St j Mary’s Women’s Club last evening in its clubhouse, Monument sq, was attended by about 100 and was a social ; success. The winners were Miss Nellie Coughlin, I). .T. Curcott. B. H. Origan, j Mrs A. L. Fitzgerald, Mrs Hose K. Oil- : more, Mrs Itopple, Jeremiah Hurley,!Stephen Quinn, Mr Rilev, Miss Craddock, Mrs M. Donovan, L. Christopher,II. A. Lang and Joseph E. Crowley, The committee in charge included Mrs James Hoyle (chairman), Mrs William Conley,Mrs M. Murphy and Mrs Thomas Finn.Rev Charles Talma* e, DD, pastor of the First Church, Green st, has recovered from his severe attack of the grippe which confined him to his home lor nearly three weeks and he will conduct the services Sunday. At the 10:45 a m service lie will preach on “Communion In Christ in the Terms of the Largest Friendship.” Following the1 sermon the Holy Communion service, will be observed. At 7:30 p m, Uev Mr Talmago will preach on “The True Nature of Reward of Christian Faith.”The Forty Hour devotion opened at eight this morning in St Catherine's Church with a solemn high mass by Rev Thomas R. McCpy, the pastor, assisted by Uev Daniel Gorman as deacon and Rev Daniel Golden, sub-deacon.About -00 hoys and girls marched in the procession.The funeral of Cecilia Hoegarty. the past 30 years a resident of this trict, who died Tuesday night at home, 16 Prospect st, was held morning. A requiem high mass sung in St Mary's Church at 9 o’clock.Burial was in Holy Cross Cemetery, Malden. Mrs Hegarty is survived by two brothers and one sister. She was ! born in the North End 40 years ago. in the District Court today the case of Harold ML Ryan, charged with drunkenness, was continued until May 6 for a hearing, to give the defendant an opportunity to be represented hv counsel.The final performance of the musicalcomedy, “The Movie Girl,” was given last evening in the Thompnon-qs Theater, by the Hunker Hill Council, K. of C. Dramatic Club assisted by young women of this district. The theater wascrowded with an appreciative audiencewho repeatedly applauded the many pretty and amusing features including the dancing specialties by John Nolan, f the pony ballet. “Rah Rah Hoy” dance, i‘Vm the Mary number, the Reuben tango, the Egyptian dance, the China Maid dance, the Thunder Man dance, and the Spanish dance. Boautfiul costumes were worn by the young women dancers.AuxilMrsorganmonhthe itendethe Cthe hold in th»iA \ for ! eveni chestctedb lege Mon Idisbarthiswasdistri by 11 ing i forprizethe iFla to bethe unde N urn thisbe in* have walecessfthe ltrict.im hiLliz;:MissHelen Raker and Mias Beryl LeMoyno gave exhibitions of fancy dancing. William Mugner, Archie McLaughlin and Miss Helen Digan scored a hit In their sketch, ‘‘We Are Daffy.” James Gllbride, Miss Rita Curtis. Miss HelenDtgan, Archie McLaughlin, William Magner, Thomus Fowell and John Norton were the principals in the cast of the comedy.The Saturday Night Associates will conduct a whist party tomorrow evening in G. A. R. Hall, Main st, at which many handsome prizes will be awarded.Hunker Hill lt;’ourt 136, M. o. F, and St Gertrude Court, M. O. O. F.,will attend mass at 9:30 next Sunday in St Francis de* Sales’ Church and will receive communion. Roth court mem* b«rs will meet at St Francis do Sales’ School at 9 o’clock.Mar*1 aviA. B' A’ ’Brat for t lie vHall! pres | progdrivti addrland profA in £ManbeenFiroctheO’Cclarg. Thhurt;lines dlitr
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Boston Evening Globe
Boston, Massachusetts, US
Fri, Apr 29, 1921
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