The Elks' Benefit At The Boston Theatre
The Elks' benefit at Boston Theatre drew a large crowd and a long programme from 10 o'clock to curtain. Marie Tempest canceled, Mansfield and Davenport did not appear, yet proceeds were substantial and attendance high. Mansfield previously impressed at Globe in A Parisian Romance with Beatrice Cameron, while Beatrice Cameron impressed as Rosa. The season features Nerves, Kerry, Our Boys, Babes in the Wood, and The Bandit King with The Cattle King to follow.
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Elks
Boston
Coors
Marie Tempest
New York
Miss Davenport
Mr. Mans
Richard Mansfield
Baron Chevrial
Globe Theatre
Mr. Mansfield
Beatrice Cameron
Rosa
Short skirts as dress reform path to freedom
Miss Mary Allen of the Allen Gymnasium argues dress reform will likely yield shorter skirts rather than trousers. She notes the final twelve inches of skirts hinder movement and mud, urges individuality over Paris fashions, and cites economy and suitability to face and figure as benefits of adopting a personal, timeless style.
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Mary Allen
Allen Gymnasium
Paris
Mrs Dyer resigns from Ladies Aid to join Charity Hospital
Mrs Julia K Dyer resigns after ten years as president of the Ladies Aid Association to dedicate herself to the Charity Hospital she founded. She served twenty eight years on the Dedham Female Prison board and leads the Women's Charity Club, which is building a hospital in Brookline. Annie Felton Reynolds, D D S, is highlighted as the first New England woman to graduate from a dental program at the fair in Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia K. Dyer
Ladies’ Aid Association
Dedham Female Prison
Women’s Charity Club
Brookline
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association Fair
Annie Felton Reynolds
D.D.S
New England
Women in Dentistry and Public Works in Massachusetts
A survey notes dentistry as a new profession for women with about 150 in practice nationwide and four graduates in Massachusetts. Other items include Mrs Mary D Whitney becoming pastor at the Second Unitarian Church in Somerville, Lucy Stone addressing Wellesley Hills Women’s Club on suffrage, and Miss Bessie Gordon as secretary of the International Institute for Girls in Spain with directors including Alice Freeman Palmer and Professor Bragdon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dental College
United States
Reynolds
Massachusetts
Mary D. Whitney
Second Unitarian Church
Somerville
A. A. Miner
Lucy Stone
Wellesley Hills
Just
International Institute For Girls
Spain
Alice Freeman Palmer
Bragdon
Lasell
Umbrella Care Advice Improves Longevity and Appearance
Do not expect everlasting wear of any umbrella and treat it well for long service. Fold it for street use but unfasten and shake out when not in use to prevent folds from splitting. Varnish the ferrule end occasionally to keep it from looking shabby. Dry the umbrella partially with the handle down when wet. Clean mud on a black umbrella with ammonia and water.
Cloak Rooms for Churches Weigh Welcomed Comfort
Discussion grows on need for cloak rooms in churches to store hats wraps and coats. Some American churches already install wire racks beneath seats or back bars while Chicago once uses regular opera chairs with attendants. Authors argue worshippers deserve theatre level comfort.
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America
Chicago
Massachusetts Sportsmen Dinner at Young's Hotel
The Massachusetts Protective Association held its annual dinner at Young's Hotel with about 150 members and guests. President Wiggin and a host of notable figures attended, praising the association's work on fish and game protection, stocking, and state legislation, with remarks from Needham, Cooney, Brackett, and others.
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Cavas
Massachusetts Sh and Game Association
Young’s Hotel
Preside Wiggin
Harding
Attocy Cooney
Middlesex
Robert Grd
Falm
Walter Brackett
Ivers W. Adar
John Fotler
Edward E. Hardy
Samuels
KE. A. Brackett
H. Lathrop
Isaiah Young
Charles Follen Lee
Edward Bmall
Charles B. Reyals
Forest and Stream of New York
Tom Hall
Wiggin
State House
State Fish Commission
Daniel Needham
New England Agricultural Society
Commonwealth
Charles F. Lee
E. H. Lathrop
Springfield
State Commission
Fish and Game Associations
Robert Grant
Cooney
Charles B. Reynolds
New York
Massachusetts Association
Cunningham Rametti Wedding at Brookline
Marriage notices list John Lucien Cunningham of Boston and Jessie La Garde Rametti of Brookline wed Dec. 7 at Brookline with Rev. Edward E Hale assisting. Also includes Dixon McKie Lynn Larrabee Atkins Todd Buttrick notices with officiants and residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
Emma M. Atkins
Lynn
Todd—Buttrick
North Attleboro
John Whitehill
William E. Todd
Julia M. Buttrick
Newton
Multiple Death Notices Dated Dec 4 8 Across Nearby Cities
A sequence of obituaries and death notices from Brigham Clark Cushing Dudley Freeze Jones King Lynes Missroon Molloy Porter Randall Soley Turner record Dec dates in Brigham and surrounding communities. Notable entries include Julia M Missroon widow of Commodore Missroon and Elvira Soley widow of John Soley U S N.
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King
Roxbury
Stillman B. King
Lynes
Edward G. Lynes
Julia M
Commodore John
Missioon
U.S
N. Molloy
Fairville
N. B
Daniel
Ann Molloy
Porter
Weymouth
Edgar C. Porter
Randall
South Framingham
Joseph Randall
Soley
Washington, D.C
Elvira Margaret Codman Soley
John J. Soley
Turner
North Scituate
Maria Pratt Turner
John B. Turner
Christmas China and Glass Sale
Steamships Steinhoft Sorrento from Antwerp and other ships bring Worcester Royal Porcelain, Doultons, Wedgwoods. Dinner sets from 8 to 500 dollars, fine china and glassware including plates, pots, lamps, and trinket trays. Third floor sale with large variety and prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinhoft
Sorrento
Antwerp
Catalonia
Pavonia
Liverpool
Worcester Royal Porcelain Company
Doultons
Wedgwoods
Dresden
New York Symphony to Perform Matinee in Tremont Boston
Walter Damrosch conducts New York Symphony Orchestra with Emma Juch as soloist in a 2 o clock matinee at Tremont Theatre Boston tomorrow. Program includes Beethoven Eroica, Tannhauser Bacchanale, Aus Holberg Zeit by Grieg. critic praises string tone and brass. Also notices Cyril Tyler Christmas concert at Tremont and Robin Hood at New York, plus upcoming New York Symphony String Quartet debut in Chickering Hall December 10 with Damrosch assisting on Brahms sonata. quartet members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Symphony Orchestra
Walter Daimwrosch
Boston
Tremont Theatre
Emma Juch
Spohr
Faust
Schubert
Philadelphia Times
Thomas
Beethoven
Tannhauser
Aus Holberg
Grieg
Cyril Tyler
The
Tremont
Bostonians
New York
de Kovin
New York Symphony String Quartet
Chickering Hall
Walter Damrosch
Brahms
Adolph Brodsky
Jan Koert
Ottokar Novacek
Anton Hekking
Priscilla White
Louisa Leimer
William J.winch
Heinrich Meyn
Boston Symhony
Charlestown
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Lottie Collins
Attrac
Playhouse
Collins
Miss Helyett
Maryland
Park Theatre
Hoyt
Mink Jones
George Richards
Field
Kerry
Museum
Mayak
Howard Atheneum
J. H. Wallick
Theatreoers
Kate Byron
Continent
Grand Opera House
Ada Rehan
Daly
Edward P. Barry
Herald
Henry G. Trickey
Grand Museum
Lothrop
Portland
Providence
Worcester
Pawtucket
Columbia
Charles Frohman
Boston Stock Company
Charles H. Hoyt
Rosina Vokes
Ramsay Morris
Joseph
Provinces
Hollis Street
Erving Winslow
Pierce Hall
Kate Purssell
Colleen
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Tony Farrell
Sligo
Farrell
Ireland
Bertoto
Palace Theatre
Mr. Stetson
the Globe
Hollander
Bradshaw & Folsom
Washington St
GEO. W. Low & Co, Askington Sr
Sam
Kidder
Federal St
Boston, Mass
Ferdinand
Cor
Warre
Washington Streets
Emerson Piano CO
Tremont ST
Mass
Fifth Ave
N. Y
the Post
Santa Claus Club
Posts Santa Claus Club
AME
Arperr
Fish and Game
Massachusetts Protective Association
Young's
Col. Needhar
Roert Grant
Russell
O’brien
Cleveland
Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge
Pillsbury
Long
Tom Henry
Dr. Bishop
Marry ME
Justin
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
China and Glass
China
India
China, Glass and Lamp Merchants
Franklin
Entertainments
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkin
Eugene
Lawren
Quadrille
Casino
Pere Production OF
Genicarty
Salmoiraghi
Biancifioril
Pirouetier
Handel and Haydn
Boston Music Hall
Phoenix
MR. Chadw
Samson
Great Chorus of the Society
Zerrahn
Lang
Emma Jach
Emily Winant
William H. Rieger
Arthur Beresford
Beau Brummell
DR. Jekyll and
MR. Hyde
John Stetson
Globe Cheate CO
Eugene Tompkins
Anton Seidl
Cuiare Metropol
Amanda Fabris
Gertrude May Stein
Emil Fischer
Cecelia
B. J. Lang
Mrs. Erving
Winslow
Arne & Purcell
Mr. Vimerne
A A. W. Luayoci
Messrs
J. A. Crabtree
Mgr
F. E. Piper
Austin & Stone’s Type Museum
James A. Fitzgerald
Keith’s
Hiladelphia
Handel and Haydn Society
Monda
Messiah
Melrose Club
Bailey
Austin’s Theatre
Williams
West Selbaker
Majestics
Abbey, Schoeffel & Grau
Felix Morris
and Ger
London Comedy Company
Paper Chair
Walter Dambosch, Conductor
Ealeat Box Office
Mera CiocEyy
Augustus Thoms
Alabama
Davis
Fanny Davenport
Sardou
Mias Melyett
Lorriz Cotsom
Boston Museum
Comyns Carr
Boneianit
Charming Berry
OUR
Music Hall
Grossmith
RBA
George Grossmith
Auaden
Klenry
Bowdoin SQ
Chas. F. Atkinson
W. S. Cleveland
All-United
Monster Minstrels
MY Colleer
James J. Corbett
Jack
Oliver Bogoud Byron
Howard
Athen Aum
Wim
Cameron
Cos
Nwin Bros.’ Comedy and Vaudeville Company
J. Wallick
Warrenion de
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