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Radio 15 THE BOSTON DAILY GLOBE TUESDAY OCTOBER 1. 1910 SOCIETY Today Deaths and Funerals Jimmy Connolly, 40, Charles P. Gruppe, Famed College Miler, Famous Artist, Dead at Woburn 1 Dies in Rockport WAVE LENGTHS AND FREQUENCIES WEEI (508 Jm) 590 WNAC (243.8 m) 1230 WBZ (302.8 m) 990 WAAB (212.6 m) 1410 WHDH (361.2 m) 830 WMEX (204 m) 1470 WCOP (267.7 m) 1120 WORL (326 m) 920k WOBURN. Sept. 30 James (Jimmy) Connolly, 40.

former intercollegiate mile champion while representing Georgetown University, died suddenly today at his i home. 51 Montvale av. He had been in poor health more than a year. Recently he contracted a heavy cold which developed into pneumonia. In recent years Connolly had been a broker in Boston.

Previously he had been a broken in Washington. D. C. Jimmy Connolly had a tremendous following this city in his heyday as a mile runner. Hundreds of local residents cheered hinl from a reserved section of all fan famous races in Boston when he competed against the top-ranking milers of the world.

AIR ATTRACTIONS HELEN MENKEN starred in Second Husband," sketch; WEEI, 7:30 to 8 p. tn. MUSICO, quiz, with Lou Bonicks Orchestra; WBZ, to 8 p. m. COURT of Missing Heirs, dramatizations; WEEI, 8 to 8:30 p.

m. BEN ERNIES Musical Quiz, with Carol Bruce, vocalist; WBZ, 8 to 8:30 p. m. FIRST NIGHTER drama: The Professor Takes a Wife; WEEI, 8:30 to 8:55 p. m.

INFORMATION Please: Claire Boothe and Oscar Levant, guests; WBZ, 8:30 to 9 p. m. WE the PEOPLE, with Gabriel Heatter, WEEI, 9 to 9:30 p. m. JESSICA DRAGOXETTE and Buddy Clark, soloists, with Raymond Paiges Orchestra; WBZ, 9 to 9:30 p.

PROFESSOR QUIZ and his Battle of Wits; WEEI, 9:30 to 10 p. m. FIBBER McGEE and Molly, comedy sketch; WNAC, 9:30 to 10 p. m. BOB HOPE, comedian: Skinny Ennis Orchestra; WNAC, 10 to 10:30 p.

m. UNCLE WALTERS Doghouse, Tom Wallace, WNAC, 10:30 to 11 p. m. Sftrtal tHalrk i tfc CkN ROCKPORT. Sept 30 Charles P.

Gruppe. 80. internationally famous artist, died suddenly today at his Sea View Cottage on Bearskin Neck. His home was at 133 Manhattan iv. New York, and he maintained a stud.o in Carnegie Hall.

New York. Mr. Gruppe spent many cf years in Holland where he painted some of his best known canvases. He studied art in that country. Hu Dutch background paintings covered a wide selection cf landscape? and some figure compositions ar.d interiors.

Hu works were on view at the library in Rou-n. France; SL Lcuu Museum. Brooklyn Museum. Maryland Institute. Baltimore, and numerous private galleries.

He was awarded many prizes tor hu painl- mgs including gold medals at Rouen. Establihel Lxhibstion Pans et rmvmee. rhila- Establtsned Worlds Record delphia Art Club and Pmladelphia A member of two Olympic teams. Art Society. In 1904 ne won a national mile champion and an in-1 silver medals at the World two Fair SL Louis; bronze medal.

Knoxville. $500 landscape prize. Osborn County. N- Y.t Tuthill prize at tne Art Institute. Chicago.

He held membership in the Pulchre Studio. The Hague; American Water Color Societv. New Ycrk Water Color Club. Hartford (Conn Academy. North Shore Art Society.

Gloucester. His clubs were the National Arts. Salmagundi and Philadelphia Art. Surviving are a ife. Mrs.

Helen Mitchell Gruppe; three sons. Paul M- Karl H. and Emil A- and daughter. Virginia H. Private funeral sen-ices will be held WedneMlar at 2.30 at tercollegiale champion, indoor and out, Connolly by his sparkling races on the cinders and board was recognized by track authorities as one of the greatest of all mile runners.

Connolly had the misfortune to be running at the same time that Joie Ray, the Illinois A. C. flyer, was at peak. The Peerless Joie defeated Woburn Jimmy in 32 races, but Jimmy had the satisfaction of defeating Ray on two occasions. Each time that Ray won.

however. I he was forced to step the m.le in well under 4 minutes. 20 seconds, i On several occasions Connolly I competed against Paavo Nurmi. Mrs. Robert lValcott Jr.

does a little entertaining at the Boston Dispensary, the small patients of which will be among those benefiting from this afternoons fashion show and tea at the Ritz Carlton, for which Mrs. Walcott is a committee member. Finnish Olympic champion and Burgess funeral home. Rockport holder of many world's records, and Cremat.on wul follow, although defeated, always made a creditable showing. Mrs.

Mary D. Cnshm? During his collegiate career and afterwards as a member of the New Hundreds of church, state and York A. C- Connolly was a head- civic dignitaries, including Arch-liner in many of the most impor-! bishop Francis J. Spellman. New tant track meets the country and york.

end Mavor Tobin, attended was a winner of the famous Hunter i mile at the B. A. A. games in Bos-I fnuerai service sesterday for ton: the Rodman Wanamaker mile Mrs. Mary D- Cushing, mother of in New' York and the Baxter mile I Mott Rev.

Richard J- Cushing, auxin New York. iliary bishop of Boston's Catholic It was in 1921 at the Harvard i Balshes. Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Wheeler.

Dorothy Bartol. and Mrs. Rhodes Lockwood will be among those entertaining with dinner parties before the New England Hospital benefit theatre party. It also brings a close to September's pleasant round of parties on the Shore, which included the William S. Febigers Sunday birthday party at lovely Spindrift in Manchester followed later the day by the huge tea that the Oliver Wolcotts gave at Tolland in Hamilton.

their many guests including the Richard de Menocals (Angelica Welldon) just back from their Mexican wedding trip, the Alexander Eliots (Anne Dick) also among the Summer's just-mameds Diana Bird and Faith Kidder and Cynthia Bur-rage. Theodora Segwick and Marjorie Prince, Edward Wiilis and Joseph Stanley and many, many more. archdiocese, tn St. Brigid's Church. Soutn Boston.

A solemn requiem mat was cele-: brated by the pastor. Rev. p. J. Waters, with Rev.

Peter McDonough. deacon; Rev. Donald sub- same track he paced Nurmi in the dPiCon and Rpv J. Fmr.e-latter attempt tn establish a i gan master of ceremonies, worlds record fer the mile. Within the sanctuary, besides the Archbisnop.

were Bisnop John B. On Two Olympic Teams Peterson of New Hampshire. Bishcp James Walsh of Maryknoll. New York and Bishop James Cassidy of Fall River. Outside the chancel rail a a score of the Monsignort from various sections cf the archdiocese were seated.

More than R0Q priests and piayed football and baseball, and 400 nuns ccruF1.d thc lcr uas not until his senior year that be cj church turned to track. He won several; interment was in 9-. Josephs cross-country races this section. Cemetery. West Roxburv.

nVe His Boston debut was made at the prayers were read by 'Rev. Fr. Huntington School games at the Bos- Waters, and clergymen officiating at ton Y. M. C.

when he scored an the church services, easy victory both the one mile and 1000-yard runs. He was taken tow by Jack Ryder. A. A i coach, and raced with great success BERLIN. Oct.

1 (Tuesday! (AP at the various track meets Greater Dr. Julius Wagner-Jauregg. 1327 Boston. In 1919 he enrolled at winner of the Nobel prize for hi: Georgetown Uiversity, and in addi- tvork the use cf malaria and other i tion to being a big point-winner i fevers in treating syphilitic paral-the mile, was also anchor man on Vienna early toay. the great Georgetown University He was 63 medley-relay teams.

Connolly was also capable of run- ring a fast half mile and at one time held the world's record for tne two- thirds of a mile distance. In the Olympic games of 1920 at Antwerp. Connolly, enlv 20 years cf raced second to Hill cf Eng-j land the 1500-metres races. He so made the Olympic team in 1924 He haves his mother. Annie N.

Connolly, and two sisters. Helen and 1 Ann. The funeral will be held Thursday morning at SL Charles' Church. MORNING will Former Almanac Ukir Alarm clock salute. I Aancultursl marnet report.

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AFTERNOON WBZ Noondav review. WBZ Republican state committee speaxer WEEI When a Girl Marne, sketch. WNAC The O'Neills, drama. BZ Noondav review. WAAB United States Department ef Aenculture Series.

WHDH Italian music. WCOP Frolic Makers. WBZ Stock Quotations: interlude. WEEI Romance of Helen Trent, sketch WNAC Singin Sam. songs.

WBZ National Farm and Home Hour. H. Baukhaae. M. C.

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WHOH Joe Abramo's Strings. Will Fletcher Wiley, philosopher. WNAC Valiant Laay, sketen. BZ United States Army Band, Capt Tnomas F. D'Arcy.

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A.AB Concert Miniatures. WMEX Let Dance. WNAC Confidentially Yours with Arthur Hale. WAAB Harry James Orchestra. WMEX The Quintones WEEI Court of Missing Heirs, drama.

WNAC Johnnv presents Ray Bloch's Orchestra; Genevieve Rowe; Swing Fourteen. 0:40 6:43 6:55 7:00 hit tonights double for a total of Many New York Debs Join Bostons List Harriet Aldrich to Spend Season in Brookline Interesting note from the annual Additions and Corrections to the Official Debutante List published today is the memo opposite Miss Alice Davis name. First of the 1940-41 debs to be married, she is now Mrs. Rinardo Giovanella, and instead of the 339 Beacon st. address, the town house of her father.

Bancroft Davis, she is listed at Kezar Falls, R. D. 1, Maine. New to the Boston list is the name of Miss Harriet Aldrich, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Winthrop W. Aldrich of Jericho, Long Island, and niece of Mr. and Mrs. William T. Aldrich of 142 Clyde sL, Brookline.

with whom she will spend the Winter season. Miss Elizabeth Alton, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin H. Alton of 340 May st, Worcester, joins the out-of-town debs new on the Fall list, as does Miss Harriet Ann Baker, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Dexter Baker of Pittsburg, whose Boston address will be 111 Beacon sL Debutante Ann Chauncey Cobb and her parents, the Boughton Cobbs, have changed their Long Island address for South Lancaster, and pretty Barbara Ann Paines Winter address will be 18 Charles River sq. Attractive, dark haired Nancy Holbrook Scott, daughter of the John Scotts of Weston, will have 61 Marlboro st. for her Winter address, and debutante Margaret Mason Powers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

William T. Powers of Nod Hill. Wilton, will be at the Stuart Club, 96 The Fenway. Another New Yorker to join the Boston list is Miss Elaine T. Mac-Kenzie, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. James C. MacKenzie of 167 East 94th st. Her address here is care of Mrs. John E.

Toulmin. Dover. Miss Margaret MacKellar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William MacKellar of Richmond, will be with Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Ely Danielson at 314 Dartmouth and Miss Mary Sizer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Sizer of New Haven, will be with the Reginald C. Fosters at 484 Charles River.

Also on the Oct. 1 list are Miss Nancy Wyeth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Wyeth of Great Neck, L.

Miss Natalie White, daughter of Mrs. M. Fuller White. 25 Foxcroft road, Winchester; Miss Priscilla Paine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Col. Harrington, W. P. A. Head, Dies Continued from the First Page Col.

Harrington was taken ill a fortnight ago while visiting at the Summer home of his mother-in-law-, Mrs. John E. Reyburn. He was reported recovering after the operation for an intestinal obstruction, but his condition became critical last night. Born in Virginia The Colonel was born in Bristol, on Sept.

10, 1887. His studies at the Virginia Military Institute were followed by an appointment to West Point, where he was graduated second in the class of 09. He was commissioned a second lieutenant in the Corps of Engineers. For the next eight years he served in the Panama Canal Zone, Detroit. Rock Island.

Pittsburg and Washington. At the outbreak of the World War he was assistant professor of mathematics at West Point. Col. Harrington served during the war in various ranks, including that of Colonel, as instructor at officers training camps and in other war-time work in this country. Post-war duties found him as district engineer in Baltimore, assistant engineer of maintenance of the Panama Canal and on the general staff of the War Department.

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Porell HAVERHILL. Sept. 30 Mrs. Mary V. Porell.

68, wife of William J. Porell. died today at her home, 12 La-wrence st. She was a native of Salmon Falls, N. and came here 35 years ago.

Besides a husband, she leaves two sons. Dr. William I. Porell, this city, and Douglas A. Porell.

Ansonia, two brothers. George Pi-chette, Boston, and Napoleon Pi-chette, Quincy, and four grandchildren. STARTS TONIGHT A BRAND NEW $5,000 PRIZE CONTEST! 1 big half-hour of fun! Time in Ben Bemies New MUSICAL QUIZ with Caro! Bruce P. WBZ Stephen Paine, of 20 Randolph road. Chestnut Hill: Miss Beverly Moore, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert W. Moore Jr- of 40 Windsor road, Waban, and Miss Ruth Ward La Croix, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris F.

La Croix of 34 Spooner road. Chestnut Hill. Miss Caroline Miller Dabney, daughter of Mrs. George B. Dabney, will be at Meffield, and Miss Marian Davie, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Harold W. Davie, will be at 140 Beacon st. Miss Patricia Eames Winter address will be care of Mrs. Adele Hyde Eames, 142 Beacon stand Miss Lucia Russell Hedge 2d, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. William R. Hedge, is listed at 371 Marlboro st. FIRST OF OCTOBER brings cards for Thursday's gala champagne opening of the Pierre, new continental restaurant at 11 Newbury st. where the young Franklin was promoted to Lieutenant Colonel on Nov.

1. 1933, and to Colonel on May 1. 1938. In the latter days of the Taft Administration. he was military attache at the White House, where he met Miss Eleanor C.

Reyburn, COL. F. C. HARRINGTON daughter of a one-time Mayor of Philadelphia. They were married in Pequot Chapel.

New London. in 1915. Mrs. Harrington died in 1938. CoL Harrington was vacationing at New London in 1935 when he received orders from the War Department to return to Washington at once.

He expected to be assigned to flood duty in the Mississippi, but instead he was loaned to the W. P. A. It was a temporary assignment which he expected to last only four months. The tallish, good-looking Army engineer made such a success of his civilian job that President Roosevelt appointed him to Harry Hopkins post when Hopkins was moved up to Secretary of Commerce in December 4, 1938.

Freedom From Politics His administration of the W. P. A. began in an atmosphere charged with criticisms against the Hopkins reign of zealots. Harrington boasted that he had never voted in his life and that he was completely free of political affiliations.

He stated his policy soon after taking office when he said that W. P. A. money would go to those for whom it was intended regardless cf whether they are Democrats or Republicans. He early made good his promise that boondoggling useless work to keep W.

P. A. men busy would be dropped from the American vocabulary. Col, Harrington, ever since his days as military attache in the White House, had been one of the most popular men in Washington social life. His tall, straight carriage and his ready wit were much in demand when he returned as W.

P. A. assistant. Throughout his assignment to the W. P.

A. he remained on the Army payroll, receiving considerably less than the established pay for commissioner. His reputation in the W. P. A.

post has been one of diplomacy, with all factions admitting that he handled relief distribution competently. Edward L. Stevens COHASSET. Sept. 30 Edward Stevens, 76.

town accountant for more than 30 years, died today. His home was at 41 Stevens lane. Mr. Stevens was born Boston and educated in the Boston puolic schools. Before coming here in 1895 he was for several years a court stenographer.

He was formerly treasurer of the Pilgrim Cooperative Bank here and for many year was secretary of Konahassett Lodge, A. F. A M. Surviving is a daughter, Mrs. Esther Bates cf this town.

Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2:30 p. m. in St. Stephen's Churcn, Rev. Charles C.

Wilson officiating. William C. Wardwell Funeral services fur Walter C. Wardwell. 81.

for 23 years M.ddiesex i I County Commissioner, and a former 1 Mayor of Cambridge who died Sun- I day at his home. 79 Oxford st Cam- bridge, will be held 2.30 tr.is i afternoon in the First Cor.grega- tional Church. Cambridge. Rev. 1 Raymond Calkins will officiate In-! lerment will be in Cambridge 1 Cemetery.

He is survived by a son. Austin Wardwell. Cambridge; two daugh-, ters. Mrs. David A.

Person. Cam- bndze. and Mrs. Ralph G. Hadiey.

West Hartford. and eigni I grandchildren His wife, tne former Grace Jones of Cambridge, died i 1937. i 1 Mrs. Catherine Curlej A solemn high mass will be cele- I brated Our Lady cf Lourdes Church. Jamaica Plain, tomorrow 1 at 10 o'clock for Catherine Curley.

I 11 Robeson sL. Jamaica Plain, who died Sunday at St. Margaret Hos- pital in her 70th year. i The widow of Walter Curley, who I was well known in the buJding con- struction business in Mattapan, Mrs. 1 Curley is survived bv five sons Peter connected with the Boston School Buildings Department: John George T.

and Robert P. Curley, all of Milton, and Walter of Henry J. Walkins The funeral of Henry J. Walkins, 82, retired lieutenant of police, who died Sunday night at his home, 96 Alban Dorchester, following a year's illness, will be held tomorrow morning, with a requiem mass at St. Mark's Church.

Lieut. Walkins retired from the Eoston police in 1926. after serving 45 'years jn the department. Surviving, besides a wife, Mrs. Mary E.

Walkins. are two sons: Lieut. John Walkins of the Boston police and Henry F. Walkins; and two daughters. Misses Mary and Ruth Walkins.

Mrs. Frank D. Cullen The funeral of Mrs. Madge Cullen. 72.

of 29 Decatur Charlestown, who died Sunday at Boston City Hospital, will be held tomorrow at the McMackin Funeral Home. 72 Bunker Hill Charlestown, with a solemn requiem mass in St. Catherine's Church at 8:30 a. m. Bernard H.

Flaherty WINTHROP. Sept. 30 Bernard H. Flaherty, in his 81st year, former chief inspector of the Fitchburg Police Departihent. died here today.

He has been living with relatives. A native of Fitchburg. Mr. Flaherty was a- member of the police force there 46 years and an inspector 30 years. He resigned in 1936.

He had solved many unusual and mystifying cases and won the commendation of local, state and national police officials for his work. He was a charter member and former president of the Massachusetts and Fitchburg Police Associations, was instrumental in obtaining legislation which puts the Police Department under Civil Service and led the fight for police pensions. He was chief ranger of the Foresters of America. Court City of Ficn-burg, and also a past grand chief ranger for Massacnusetts. He is survived by a wife.

Mrs. Susan Flaherty, and a son. Edward B. Flaherty. 62 Marion sL.

Fitchburg. where funeral services will be held Wednesday at 8:15 a. m. A requiem high mass will be celebrated in St. Bernards Church, Fitchburg, at 9.

P. Edward Fardy A solemn requiem mass will be celebrated tomorrow morning at 9 St. Columbkille Church. Brighton, for P. Edward Fardy.

lawyer, with offices at 18 Tremont sL, who died Saturday night at his home, 200 Faneuil Brighton. Born in Charlestown. Feb. 17. 1391.

he was graduated from Harvard College in 1915 and later attended Harvard Law School. He is survived by a sister, a stepfather and a stepbrother. Gladys Carr Roy HOLLYWOOD. Sept. 30 (AP) Funeral services were held today for Mrs.

Gladys Carr Roy. 50. actress in silent pictures, who died last Friday. Miss Ethel Grey, actress friend of Mrs. Roy.

said her husband. Dr. Harold E. Roy. a dentist, was reported to Jiave lost his life 17 or 19 years ago in what proved to have been only a Amnesia beset him after the experience.

she said, but a few years later he regained his memory at Kansas I City. Mo. The Roys were tnen reunited and afterwards divorced He is now practising in New York state. Miss Grey said. Mrs.

Roy was among the earliest film actresses, working with the old Vitagraph Company in New Ycrk. She later came to Hollywood and appeared on the stage. Miss Grey said. Soothe, and help heal, chafing and rashes of external origin. EUTJEURAbwtmht Ab mselisecDfsl szst c-JsjLe with tfce r.gi of Stile tie Eciti cf Health Regs gad the Cece Sate ie ctabustaect i hygeait ad i g- nisistsined fir Pzbiic Prctectjcc.

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