Social Calendar notices for readers in Somerville area
Readers are requested to send brief memoranda of forthcoming social events. On Saturday April 1 there is an entertainment by King's Daughters at the Unitarian Church in Somerville. Mrs Emily Selinger will be at home to friends this afternoon.
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King’s Daughters
Unitarian Church
Somerville
Emily Selinger
Jules A. Colas
Poe! Bros., Publishers
Chicago
Grosvenor
Bermuda
W. Clark Russell
New York
Lovell, Coryell & Co
New Bedford
Mass
Abigail Peck
Abigail
Joe Miller
America
Sam Binnacle
Diplomatic reception at White House and Wilmington wedding plans
Mrs. Cleveland hosted diplomatic wives in the Blue Room at 2 30 PM noting invitations limited mostly to ministers plenipotentiary wives except Mrs Alan Johnstone. Wilmington wedding of Mr and Mrs Hiller set for Sunday at 6 PM with a Catholic ceremony and reception to follow. A New York lady debuted the first hoop skirt in 1740 and was arrested. Mrs James Pierce owns a Pocahontas marriage Bible. Annie O Neill mentions design ownership. Mrs Arthur Stannard counters anti crinoline with a 10 000 member league while Lady Harberton promotes a short skirt league for outdoor wear.
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Cleveland
John G. Carlisle
Bissell
Diplomatic Corps
White House
Alan Johnstone
Legation
Hiller
Wilmington
Father Ryan
New York
James Pierce
Wanatah
Ind
Pocahontas
Annie O’neill
William H. Crane
Arthur Stannard
Harberton
Carter McCloud Landin Hillberg Smith Weddings
In this city marriages were performed in late March by local reverends. Warren Carter of Franklin New Hampshire wed Maggie F McCloud of West Acton Massachusetts on March 30. Ernst Landin and Anna Hillberg married March 25. William H Smith wed Mary F Hill on March 29.
Obituaries and death notices from March 30–31 entries
List of obituaries including Briggs Dorchester. Bueckpitt Dorchester. Colesworthy Chelsea. Child Malden. Dennis Dorchester. ens Mary S in this city. Frey in this city Godfrey Frey. Galvin Jamaica Plain. Kennedy South Boston. Mifflin this city or at her home Mary Crowninshield Mifflin widow of Charles Mifflin. Weston East Boston Simeon Weston.
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Buckpitt
Dorchester
Fannie A. Bueckpitt
Colesworthy
Chelsea
Helen A
Daniel C. Colesworthy, Jr
Child
Malden
Dr. J. Theo. Child
Dennis
Anna E. Dennis
Elis
Mary Sens
Frey
Godfrey Frey
Galvin
Jamaica Plain
Annie A. Galvin
Kennedy
South Boston
Elizabeth Kennedy
Mifflin
Mary Crowninshield Mifflin
Charles Mifflin
Benjamin W. Crowninshield
Weston
East Boston
Simeon Weston
The Girl We Like
The description portrays a woman who enjoys reading cookery books over penny novels and enjoys food without shame. She dislikes tight shoes and can sing after a brief polite persuasion, while accepting gentle attention without assuming the man is in love.
Ready made house wrappers attractively priced
There is no excuse for a woman looking untidy at home as ready made house wrappers are available at moderate prices. For summer wear dainty wrappers in cambric lawn or chalice offer dressiness and simplicity.
Wear Her Easter Hat Vogue Verse
A short poem praises a woman's Easter hat, noting its rare beauty and dainty trimmings. The speaker admires velvet bands, ribbons, and golden hair while admitting the need to draw on a check to wear the hat, capturing fashion page tone.
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Vogue
Green veils taking place of purple in fashion
Grass green veils are the latest novelty and rapidly replace dotted purple veils worn last season. They suit only women with fair, clear complexions, as they can be becoming when worn correctly.
The Ideal Woman In A Light Verse
The piece praises an ideal woman noting sweetness and dignity. It extols tasteful dress and modest fashion such as a low crowned hat when attending a play. The verse frames admiration through romantic imagery and social comportment.
New Books and Theatre News Highlight Boston Arts Scene
A long notice surveys recent publications including Malmorda by Joseph C Clarke and various astronomy and travel titles, followed by a dense Boston theatre roundup. It covers Madame Duse at Globe Theatre, Blue Jeans at Hollis Street, Dumas plays, Daly and Stanislaus programs, and busy schedules at Boston venues with cast lists and upcoming matinees.
Say, would anyone lend Travers a five dollar pill
Detroit Free Press notes Travers asks for a five dollar pill. Dashaway replies that many could lend but none want to give it away, reflecting humorous dialogue about aid and desire.
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Travers
Dashaway
Detroit Free Press
Taster Attractions Set For Easter Week Plays
A lineup of notable productions announced for Easter week includes The Isle of Champagne by Byrne and Harrison to be staged by Sea Brooke Opera Company at the Columbia Theatre on Easter Monday with matinees on Fast Day and Saturday. Also on the bill are A Temperance Town Yon Yonson The Soudan Crust of Society Blue Jeans and other works. The Globe Theatre will host John Stetson's company performing The Crust of Society rendering Boston's adaptation of Dumas drama to strong public praise.
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Stetson
Boston
Carrie Turner
Edgar L. Davenport
Vincent Sternroyd
Jane Stuart
John Stetson
Globe Theatre
Mme. Eleonora Duse
Hollis Street
Grand Opera House
Annie Clarke
Opera House
Messrs
C. B. Jefferson
Klaw and
Erlanger
Trafalgar Square
Temple
Clarke
James Horne
Captain Temple
Horace Lewis
Alexander Kearney
Frank Herrick
Robert Harrold, Jr
Charles J. Jackson
Jos
Callahan
Jack Darling
Royal Edwards
E. J. Mortimer
Allen Roberts
Oswald Brown
Ben Ayer
Annie Lockhart
Portia Albee
Jean Harrold
Belle Rose
Carrie Treat
Allie Hunt
Walter Lewis
Whallen & Martell
Austin
Palace Theatre
Buck
Gilbert & Cellier
Boston Theatre
Lillian Russell Opera Comique Company
Mabella Baker
Laura Clement
Ada Dire
Messrs. C. Hayden Coffin
Louis Harrison
Charles Dungan
W. T. Carleton
George H. Broderick
Henry Hallam
Yon
Northwest
Heege
the Soudan
Isle of Champagne
Byrne and Harrison
Seabrooke Opera Company
Columbia Theatre
Pommery
Dumas
Atlantic
Pacific
Helen Kinnaird
Joseph Whiting
May Dana
Manola-Mason Company
Fritz
Thomas Q. Seabrooke
Terk
Thomas QO
Seabrooke
The
Chas. A. Byrne
Hoyt’s A Temperance Town Returns to Park Theatre Run
The plot follows a jester who provokes laughter until the Queen ends the spectacle by threatening action. He resumes surface life as a disguised tramp minstrel with Diana, reclaiming his throne. Easter Monday marks the eighteenth Park Theatre week, the 121st to 128th show including Fast Day matinée, signaling a grand spring finale.
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Diana
Hoyt’s
Park Theatre
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