Club Lectures and Tea Schedule in Colonial and Middlesex Halls
Jan 20 4 pm colonial hall tea with music directed by Miss Stella Bancroft Cheney and chaired by Miss Josephine C Coburn. Jan 23 Middlesex hall science lecture topics Drumlin s Evolution of the Dog Birds as Home Makers under Miss Rea. Jan 24 3 15 pm first in a series Ethical Interpretations of Social Progress by Edward Howard Griggs. Tickets for members at fifty cents. Club meeting Jan 13 limits endorsements to two applications per member per year.
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Colonial Hall
Edward Howard Griggs
N. B
Grigg
State Federation Meeting at Somerville in 1902
State Federation meets at the Congregational church Somerville on Sycamore street January 31 1902 at 10 am inviting members to discuss Civics The Training of American Citizenship and immigration policy with remarks by Prof Edward H Griggs and Mr Byington. Also included are household recipes for Baked Squash Prune Pudding and Custard Sauce.
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Heptorean Club of
Somerville
State Federation
Congregational Church
Sycamore Street
Edward H. Griggs
Byington
Afternoon Session on Civil Service Reform and School Topics
The program lists 2 PM talks with Richard H. Dana of Cambridge on Civil Service Reform and Miss Sarah L. Arnold on School and Afterward. A third speaker to be announced. Gray Federation tickets required for admission. club secretaries may get more from the Federation clerk. Take Arlington, Medford, or Winter Hill cars to Sycamore street. leave elevated cars at Sullivan Square Terminal. Katharine H. Stone, Clerk.
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Richard H. Dana
Cambridge
Sarah L. Arnold
Boston Public Schools
Gray Federation
Federation
Sullivan Square Terminal
Arlington
Medford
Winter Hill
Sycamore Street
Katharine H. Stone
Lowell Alliance Holds All Day Mission Meeting at Kirk Street
The Lowell Alliance of the Women's Home Missionary association met at Kirk Street church the day, with Rev Sarah A Dixon leading devotion and Mrs H B Shattuck presenting the map showing nine towns in the district. Members discussed the work, budgets, and the China mission, including efforts among Chinese and Japanese women and the role of auxiliaries in funding and support.
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Kirk Street
Lowell Alliance
Women’s Home Missionary Association
C. W. Huntington
Lowell
Helen Osgood Graves
Sarah A. Dixon
Tyngsborough
Corinthians
Kirk Street Church
H. B. Shattuck
Alliance
Massachusetts
Springfield
Shattuck
O. F. Osgood
Education Society
Miss Woodbury
Miss
Lady Curzon Hosts Prince and Princess of Wales Visit
Lady Curzon the American Vicereine of India will entertain the Prince and Princess of Wales during their planned autumn visit to India. Reports say she has shown strong executive ability aiding her husband as he completes his third viceroy year. Curzon's energy impresses officials, and a push for a continued viceroyship is growing among Indians. The salt tax issue and bureaucratic opposition color debates on extending his term.
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Lady Curzon
India
Curzen
Curzon
Idyls of the Gass draws attention in letters world
Jewish writer Martha Wolfenstein presents a novel titled Idyls of the Gass set on Judengasse. The Literary Digest lauds its sociological value, noting vivid portrayal of old Jewish life through Maryam the grandmother and Shimmele, with atmosphere as a key strength inviting Gentile readers to glimpse the Chosen People.
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Martha Wolfenstein
Maryam
Shimmele
Miss Wolfenstein
Modest or vain, she always giggles at everything
The Denver Post poem depicts a woman who giggles at all remarks and situations from mild flattery to serious moments. She giggles when spoken to, when guests arrive, at church, and even at death or judgment. The refrain emphasizes her inability to suppress amusement.
Prize Awards for Guide Board Designs in Massachusetts
The Massachusetts State Federation arts and crafts committee announces prizes for practical and artistic guide board designs. First prize of 30 dollars goes to Miss Lillian E. MacLean of Newton, second prize of 20 dollars to Mr. Charles Mayo Harrington of Worcester Harvard University. The jury notes the awards reflect relative merit only and do not endorse the designs.
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Arts and Crafts Committee
Massachusetts State Federation
Lillian E. MacLean
Newton
Mass
Charles Mayo Harrington
Worcester
Department of Architectura
Harvard University
Arthur A. Carey
C. Howard Walker
William Stone
Henry T. Bailey
Ada W. Tillinghast
Masked Mystery in Rhodes Window Shocks Passersby
A well known local society woman with exceptionally long auburn hair is seen in Rhodes Hair Store window wearing a domino mask. She reportedly uses Rhodes remedies and requests anonymity. Readers urged to report if a missing friend matches the description.
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Rhodes
Seasonal Menu Update From The Citizen
A brief listing of seasonable breakfast items includes broiled pigs feet baked potatoes corn bread coffee and buckwheat cakes with sirup as presented by The Citizen in a small newspaper menu note.
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The
Citizen
Celery Soup Recipe from Old Kitchen Notes
A traditional celery soup method uses one head of celery, butter, water, milk, flour, salt, onion juice, and pepper. Cook celery until very soft, mash, then blend with milk, sieve, boil, whisk in butter and flour, season, cook briefly, strain, and serve hot.
Luncheon and Dinner Menu With Boiled Pigs Feet Recipe
The article lists a menu for luncheon and dinner including roasted oysters buttered toast oranges celery soup roast ribs of pork fried apples mashed potatoes baked squash prune pudding custard sauce coffee. It also provides a boiled pigs feet recipe with detailed steps to boil, cool, and prepare the feet for serving.
Roast Pork with Sage and Pan Gravy Instructions
A rich roast pork cut from a young pig is prepared by scoring the fat into small squares, seasoning with sage salt and pepper, and adding half a pint of water to the pan. Bake in a moderate oven at twenty-five minutes per pound for a thorough cook.
Fried Apples Pure and Core Four Apples
A recipe fragment describes slicing apples into half inch pieces and frying in butter until tender but not overly soft, outlining a simple preparation method for fried apples.
Another Ladies Night At The Mathews Hall
The Mathews hosted another ladies night drawing about 200 young people onto the floor for dancing to the Manhattan orchestra. Committee in charge included General manager Charles McQuade, Henry McLaughlin as assistant, George Hunt floor director, John Sullivan assistant, Joseph Cassidy chief aid, and aides Dennis Sullivan Napoleon Pepreacher and Timothy Kelly.
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the Mathews
Manhattan Orchestra
Charles McQuade
Henry McLaughlin
George Hunt
John Sullivan
Joseph Cassidy
Ards
Dennis Sullivan
Napoleon Pepreacher
Timothy Kelly
Mary Hunt to Speak on Scientific Temperance Instruction
Mrs Mary H Hunt national superintendent will lecture at the high school hall on January 22 on Scientific Temperance Instruction. A notice of the event will be published next week.
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Mary H. Hunt
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Women’s Club Bulletin
F. de
State Federation Meeting
United States
China
Russia
Germany
England
America
First Trinitarian Church
Kenngett
Nettie Studley
Mabel Palmer
Nellie Fairweather
Rena Landers
Nellie Jennison
Maud Shaw
Lizzie D. White
Boston
Edwin H. Byington
Beverly
Miss White
California
Fresno
Los Angeles
Mr. Byington
Home Missionary Association
Chum
Gabriel
Denver Post
Merrimack St
Maine
Green Mountain
Yerxa
Campbell’s Condensed Soup
New York
Alaska
N. Y
Mellin’s Food
Ralston’s
Quaker
Pillsbury’s
Mothar’s
Hornby's Oats
Pettijohn’s Food
Cook, Taylor & CO
Stoge Taxing
S&s
BSIS
Rte
AGS
Burbank & Company
Optician Geo
Rogers
Merrimack Street
Humgeley
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