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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1921
Page
8
A Good Housekeeping style guide describes wedding attire and gifts for the bridal party. The bride wears white in tulle or satin with a possible cloth-on-train, while the groom and attendants dress in cutaway coats and light tones. Bridesmaids wear light colors with matching hats, and gifts include scarfpins, sleeve links, and bracelets for the party.
A review of spring fashion features gray crepe de chine trimmed with monkey fur and diamond shaped scalloping. Describes hats with shells straw flowers leather and wood beads. Notes variations in waistlines and longer skirts with uneven draped panels.
Winthrop celebrates Rose Jannini daughter of Mr and Mrs Jannini as she prepares to obtain the medical doctorate with honors. The article notes she is New England s first young woman of Italian extraction to earn the M D degree.
Miss Jannini of Winthrop will graduate from the University of Massachusetts with an M D degree next week. She has earned honors in 18 subjects from a class of 30 and will prepare for the State Board exams before accepting a hospital position.
On Tuesday evening Miss Mildred Johnson of Bellevue au received a pink themed surprise shower at Miss Ruth Ordway’s home 510 Pleasant St. The event celebrated her engagement to Harold Howatt of Springfield announced in April with gifts, linens, silk underwear, and kitchen items.
In the Boston University list of 456 graduates, Winthrop residents Helen H. Murphy and Ruth F. Tobey earned Bachelor of Arts, while Ralph E. Brown and Amelia M. Ross earned cum laude Bachelor of Business Administration. Also notes to subscribe or place an ad in the Review.
A summary of Licinian laws spanning 275 B C to 103 B C. The 275 B C rule barred ownership of over 600 acres and over 100 large cattle or 500 sill animals. A 56 B C rule punished efforts to form clubs massing power at elections. A 103 B C law capped funds for table provisions.
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