Charity Ball Opens in New Knights Hall At Winthrop
Winthrop Elks held a charity ball last Friday in the new Knights of Columbus hall drawing 100 plus couples including nearby lodge members. Proceeds aid the Winthrop Woman's Club for town poor. The event featured a grand march led by Exalted Ruler Dr. A B Dorman and a Virginia reel for over 30 couples before 1 a.m.
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Winthrop Lodge of Elks
New Knights of Columbus Hall
Elks
New Hall
Winthrop Woman’s Club
A. B. Dorman
Vocal Lodge
John A. Webster, Jr
David M. Wisely
Thomas A.butler
George Hazel
John H. Devine
William Dealy
Thomas Burke
Thomas A. Maloney
Charles J. R Bown
Edward B. Grain
Equal Suffrage League Meeting in East Boston
Mrs. Carrie V. Paul opened her parlors for the December meeting of the Winthrop Equal Suffrage league. The entertainment committee aims to raise funds with a rummage sale and a food and candy drive for Christmas. The next guest night will be at Mrs. Edwin H. Leonard’s home on Shore Drive Saturday evening, December 31, with January 13 set for the next business meeting hosted by Mrs. Abram Downs and Miss Alice Downs.
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Carrie V. Paul
Winthrop Equal Suffrage League
Boston
Edwin H., Leonard
Shore Drive
Abram Downs
Alice Downs
Cliff Avenue
Pa L Club Holds Regular Meeting at Tobey Home
The regular meeting of the Pa L club was held at Mrs. Margaret F Tobey’s home in Washington avenue. Miss Maria Willard Howard of Simmons College gave a Household Economics lecture. A paper on Simmons College was read by Mrs. Laura Mirick. A fine musical program followed by Misses Murray Winthrop and Emily Sweeney with Cora Couillard and Mrs. Jameson. Next meeting set with Mrs. Mary Old M Tobey press committee.
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A. L. Club
Sirs
Margaret F. Tobey
Washington Avenue
Maria Willard Howard
Simmons College
Carolyn Bouillard
Laura Mirick
Murray
Winthrop
Emily Sweeney
Cora Couillard
Jameson
Young Ladies organize Wide World Neighbors Society
The First Methodist Episcopal church group formed the Wide World Neighbors Society to engage youth in home and foreign mission work. Officers include President Mrs Brownlow Thompson and Secretary Miss Easter Hamilton. monthly program planning to involve a two member program committee. All young ladies over sixteen invited to join.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Wide World Neighbors’ Society
Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
Brownlow Thompson
Flora Clark
Easter Hamiton
Mary Warnock
Tennis Club Dance by Winthrop Knights of Columbus
The Winthrop tennis club hosted its annual dance Saturday evening with over 50 couples attending. The hall featured tennis racquets and nets as decor, a two hour program with a short intermission and a served collation. H. I. Swan directed the event, aided by Charles Ide Frank J. Ross and others. ushers and matrons included Mrs I M Taylor Miss Theresa Key and Mrs C E Johnson among the listed helpers.
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Knights of Columbus
Winthrop Tennis Club
H. I
Swan
EF. Felano
C. D. Weathers
Foer
Ee. Young
Charles Ide
Frank J.ross
C. J. Hodges
W. E. Tuttle
E. F. Delano
Horace A. Magee
Mig
Frank T. Ross
I. M. Taylor
Theresa Key
Mollie DeWolf
Bloyd Davis
Shirley F
Special Meeting of Timbuc Too Tribe Elects Officers
At a special Tim buctoo Tribe meeting held in the club rooms last Sunday officers were elected to fill vacancies. L. A. Paine was chosen president with Albert Wythgoe as vice president Frank A. Le Cour as recorder Alton R Thompson as secretary and Herbert P Moody as treasurer. New members elected include Clarence Collens Alfred Kershaw G W Lythgoe Chester Moody Ralph Rich and J Raymond Roach.
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L.@a A. Paine
Albert W.wythgoe
Frank A. le Cour
Alton R
Thompson
Herbert P. Moody
Clarence Collens
Alfred Kershaw
G. W. Lythgoe
Chester Moody
Ralph Rich
J. Raymond Roach
Fire at Perkins Street Laundry Damages Property
Tuesday afternoon a brisk blaze damaged the rear of 32 Perkins where Mrs Annie Jordan runs a laundry. Officer F J Jennings of the Metropolitan park police sent the alarm from box 16. Damage about 200 dollars. Owner Mrs N E Bynner recently purchased the property from the Lewis estate. Cause unknown.
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Perkins
Offcer F. J. Jennings
Metropolitan Park
Annie Jordan
N. E. Bynner
Lewis
Winthrop Elks Lodge Initiates Several Candidates
Winthrop lodge of Elks initiated several candidates during a Wednesday evening ceremony, adding new members to the local fraternal group.
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Winthrop Lodge‘ ‘of Elks
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Equal Suffrage League Meeting
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