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This image shows a single, aged, yellowed page from a press clipping service, dated March 24, 1941. The page is a compilation of newspaper articles concerning a gala reception for the newly-formed Pan American Society of Massachusetts, scheduled for April 14, 1941, at the Fogg Museum of Art in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
The page is formatted with multiple newspaper clippings glued or taped onto a single sheet, with handwritten annotations in the upper right corner reading: "Pan American Society Reception April 14, 1941 Pages 26-26" and "36".
Main Content:
Main Article Headline: “Gala Reception April 14 At the Fogg Museum of Art” by Alison Arnold. It details the event, noting that Mrs. Ralph Bradley heads the committee and the Marimba Orchestra will offer a program. The article describes the event as an invitation to “hundreds of distinguished Bostonians” to celebrate the formation of the Pan American Society. Key attendees and sponsors are listed, including Governor Saltonstall, who is also noted as a sponsor. The article highlights the cultural theme, featuring Latin American singers and orchestras.
Photograph of Mrs. George Cheever Shattuck: A prominent black-and-white photo (credit: Boston Globe) shows a well-dressed woman in a hat, identified in the caption as “Mrs. George Cheever Shattuck, president of the Pan American Society of Massachusetts.” This clipping is from the Herald, Boston, Mass., dated March 24, 1941.
Photograph of Governor Saltonstall: A smaller headshot under the caption “GOVERNOR SALTONSTALL Sponsor” appears in the lower section, likely accompanying a description of his role in the event.
Secondary Article Headline: “Reception To New Society, Fogg Museum On April 14th”, which appears to be from the Tribune, Cambridge, Mass., dated March 24, 1941. This article reiterates the event details and mentions that speakers will include Charles A. Thomson of Washington and Dr. Pedro Henriquez Ureña, with Dr. George Cheever Shattuck as chair.
Reception Committee List: In the lower right, a distinct column titled “RECEPTION COMMITTEE” lists Mrs. Ralph Bradley as chair, assisted by several others, including Governor Saltonstall, and lists the full roster of sponsoring members.
The overall impression is that of archival press material collected to document the founding event of a civic and cultural organization, with significant emphasis on its leadership, sponsors, and the anticipated cultural program.
The image shows a vintage newspaper clipping announcing a "Gala Reception" on April 14, 1941, at the Fogg Museum of Art in Boston, Massachusetts. The event was organized by the newly formed Pan-American Society of Massachusetts, with Mrs. Ralph Bradley as the chair of the reception committee. The article mentions that the gala will feature a marimba orchestra and will be held in the galleries and courtyards of the Fogg Museum.
The article includes a photograph of a woman, identified as Mrs. George Cheever Shattuck, who is planning the reception. Another photograph is of Governor Saltonstall, who is listed as a sponsor for the event. The text also lists the speakers and distinguished sponsors for the reception.
The newspaper clipping appears to be a historical document, with a note at the top indicating that it is from the Pan-American Society Reception on April 14, 1941, pages 26–36. There are also additional stamps and labels, such as "Press Clipping Service" and "Tribune," which seem to indicate that this clipping was part of a collection or archive.
This image is a historical newspaper clipping from April 14, 1941, reporting on a gala reception held at the Fogg Museum of Art. The event was organized by the newly-formed Pan-American Society of Massachusetts, with Mrs. George Cheever Shattuck as the president. The reception featured a marimba orchestra and was set to be one of the festive occasions of the spring season.
The clipping includes two photographs:
The article mentions that the reception committee is headed by Mrs. Ralph Bradley and includes a list of names of people involved in the planning and organization. The event was to be held in the galleries and courtyards of the Fogg Museum, and it was expected to attract distinguished Bostonians.
The clipping is from the "Herald" newspaper, with a date stamp of March 24, 1941, and a note indicating it is for pages 26-36. There is also a mention of the "Tribune" newspaper from Cambridge, Mass., dated March 28, 1941. The page is labeled "36" in the top right corner.
The image is a page from a newspaper clipping service, dated March 24, 1941, from the Boston Herald. The page is brown, indicating it may be old or has been preserved in a way that has discolored it. There are several clippings attached to the page, along with handwritten notes.
The top section of the page contains a large headline that reads "Gala Reception April 14 At the Fogg Museum of Art" followed by a smaller subheading "Mrs. Ralph Bradley Heads Committee; Marimbia Orchestra to Offer Program". Below this headline is a photograph of a woman wearing a hat and a scarf, with the caption identifying her as Mrs. George Chaever Shottuck, the president of the Pan American Society of Massachusetts.
To the right of the photograph is a detailed article about the gala reception. The article mentions that the event will be held at the Fogg Museum of Art and will feature a program of Latin-American music by the Marimbia Orchestra. It also lists the committee members responsible for organizing the event, including Mrs. Ralph Bradley as the head of the committee.
Below the article is another smaller clipping with a photograph of a man identified as Governor Saltonstall. The caption indicates that he will be speaking at the event.
The bottom section of the page contains another clipping with a headline that reads "Reception To New Society, Fogg Museum On April 14th". This clipping provides additional information about the reception, mentioning that it will be held at the Fogg Museum of Art and will feature a program of Latin-American music and readings by Harvard University students.
Overall, the page provides detailed information about an upcoming gala reception at the Fogg Museum of Art, including the date, location, program, and committee members involved in organizing the event.
The image appears to be a clipping from a newspaper or magazine. It contains an article about a gala reception to be held at the Fogg Museum of Art on April 14, 1941. The reception is being organized by the newly formed Pan American Society, and Mrs. Ralph Bradley is heading the committee. The article provides details about the event, including the time, location, and program.
The article also mentions that the reception will feature a performance by the Marimiba Orchestra, and that invitations have been sent out to distinguished Bostonians. The article includes a photograph of Mrs. Ralph Bradley, who is described as the president of the Pan American Society.
Additionally, the article lists the names of the distinguished guests who will be attending the reception, including notable figures from various fields such as academia, politics, and the arts. The article also mentions that the reception will be a celebration of the cultural ties between the United States and Latin America, and that it will feature a program of South American music.
Overall, the image provides a glimpse into the social and cultural events of the time, and highlights the importance of international relations and cultural exchange.
The image depicts a press clipping or news article from the Boston Herald, dated March 24, 1941, and later clipped from the Trribune on March 28, 1941. The clipping is titled "Gala Reception April 14 At the Fogg Museum of Art" and is attributed to Alison Arnold. It announces an upcoming reception scheduled for Monday, April 14, 1941, at the Fogg Museum of Art in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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The image is a historical press clipping announcing a gala reception at the Fogg Museum of Art on April 14, 1941, hosted by the Pan-American Society. The event features a performance by the Marimba Orchestra and is attended by notable figures, including Mrs. George Cheever Shottruck and Governor Saltonstall. The clipping serves as a record of a significant cultural and social event during the early 1940s.
The image shows a scrapbook page featuring a newspaper article and related clippings about a reception planned for April 14, 1941, at the Fogg Museum of Art in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The event was organized by the Pan American Society of Massachusetts, chaired by Mrs. Ralph Bradley.
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Overall, this is a historical document likely meant to commemorate or record details about the society event in 1941.
This image shows a scrapbook or scrapbook-style page with newspaper clippings attached. The page is titled handwritten at the top as "Pan American Society Reception April 14, 1941" with "Pages 26 - 36" indicated in the upper right corner of the page.
The main article is titled "Gala Reception April 14 At the Fogg Museum of Art" with a subtitle stating "Mrs. Ralph Bradley Heads Committee; Marimba Orchestra to Offer Program," written by Alison Arnold. The article discusses a gala reception held by the Pan American Society of Massachusetts at the Fogg Museum of Art on April 14, 1941, including details about the event, notable attendees, and the planned program featuring a marimba orchestra.
The page includes two black-and-white photographs:
There are two Press Clipping Service stamps on the page from Boston, Massachusetts. One is from the Herald dated "MAR 24 1941," and the other is from the Tribune marked "MAR 28 1941."
Additional smaller clippings and headings include "Reception To New Society, Fogg Museum On April 14th," describing Boston society leaders attending the reception, plus a section listing the "RECEPTION COMMITTEE" members and sponsors involved in organizing the event.
Overall, the page documents the social and cultural event organized by the Pan American Society at the Fogg Museum, highlighting key figures, the program, and the significance of the celebration.
This image appears to be of a vintage newspaper clipping pasted onto a brown paper or folder. The newspaper is from the "Boston Herald," and the article is dated March 24, 1941. The primary focus of the article is a "Gala Reception April 14 At the Fogg Museum of Art." It discusses the reception committee headed by Mrs. Ralph Bradley and states that a marimba orchestra is to offer a program. There are multiple sections within the clipping, including a list of names and titles of individuals who seem to have attended the event, an announcement of an upcoming reception at the new society for the Fogg Museum on April 14, and a mention of "Governor Saltonstall."
There are labels for a "Press Clipping Service" that stamped the dates of Mar 24, 1941, and Mar 28, 1941, for the sources of the clippings, suggesting that these articles were collected and perhaps used for archival or research purposes. The paper includes a reference to "Pan American Society Reception" and mentions several individuals by name, discussing their contributions and roles in events.
The physical condition of the paper suggests age, with discoloration and wear typical of old newsprint. There are punched holes in the paper, likely for filing, and handwritten notes at the top right corner, which say "Pan American Society Reception" and "Page 26 - 30."