| Commodore Ballroom |
| Tonight's attraction at this popular resort is Billy Murphy's Royal Arcadians, a snappy dance band that always provides a merry time for the dance-loving public. A program of latest hits will be featured as well as many specialty numbers. Joseph Sharkey, local boy now with the orchestra, will be heard in a program of tenor solos and his portion of the entertainment is sure to please. Another large crowd is expected to be on hand to enjoy the evening's fun. Free dancing upon admission. Joe Mack and his old timers will be here again on Friday night of this week. |
Church History Course
Lectures by Dr. F. A. Christie Begin Friday
at the Whistler House |
The first in a series of five lectures on the subject "The Church and the Community in New England History" will be given at the Whistler House on Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock by Francis A. Christie, DD, a recognized authority on church history.
The course is being given at the request of a number of men and women of the city who are interested in the early thought and the religion of New England. Choice of Dr. Christie as the lecturer is an admirable one, since the lecturer has had extensive training in his subject, both as a student at John Hopkins university and German universities and as a teacher of church history at the Meadville Theological seminary.
Subjects for the lectures are as follows: November 4, "The New England Establishment"; November 9, "Failure of the Exclusive Policy"; November 18, "Methods of the Churches"; November 25, "The Division of Congregationalism"; and December 2, "New Social Activities of the Churches".
The public is cordially invited to attend the lectures all of which will begin at 4 p.m. |
Weddings |
The marriage of Miss Alice L. Gorman to Mr. Frederick Desmond took place yesterday in the rectory of St. Margaret's church. The ceremony was performed by the pastor, Rev. Charles J. Galligan.
Miss Gorman was attended by Miss Catherine J. Sullivan as bridesmaid, while the best man was Robert J. Desmond, brother of the bridegroom. Following the ceremony, the couple left on a wedding tour to Montreal and New York. They will reside upon their return to 370 Wilder street. |
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| Overnight Features |
| DOVER, N.H.—Miss Alice Welch, 19, of Dover, one of four young women of a wedding party traveling towards Portsmouth, is killed as their automobile overturns after a blowout. |
| BOSTON—Major Herbert Pearson, receiver for the closed Federal National Bank, announces payment of the first dividend to 27,000 depositors of 10 per cent.
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| HAVERHILL, Mass.—William Donovan, a Boston telegraph wire chief traveling with the Roosevelt party from Portland, Me., to Boston, received a bruise on the head when his automobile figured in a tangle of cars. |
| CONCORD, N.H.—Rev. Guy Roberts, 62, former Methodist Episcopal pastor at Whitefield, N.H. dies. |
Entertain Friends at Halloween Party |
A private summer residence at Long-South-For pond was the scene of a Halloween party last evening at which the Misses Mary E. Carney, Mary T. Quinn, Dorothy Maguire and Madeline Gately of this city were hostesses to more than 25 of their friends.
Among the guests were young people from this and other cities, the latter including several young ladies of Greater Boston who are classmates of Miss Quinn at Regis college in Weston.
The colors of orange and black predominated in the decorative scheme which was used to advantage in adorning the rooms of the residence and also the tables on which a buffet luncheon was served by the hostesses. Various games appropriate for the Halloween season were played and several hours of dancing enjoyed during the evening. |
Democratic Rallies in Dracut Tonight |
Speakers of prominence in the democratic party will be heard at rallies at the Kenwood fire house and the Navy Yard fire house, Dracut, this evening. The first of these is scheduled to begin at 8:30 o'clock, and at the competition of this, the speakers will journey to the second destination.
On the speakers' list are James J. Bruin, William F. McCarty and Thomas F. Murphy, former selectman of Billerica, who is opposing Representative, Henry Dunlap Brown in the coming election. In addition, other candidates for various offices in the state will be heard. |
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