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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1894

Page

5

Exquisite Costumes In The Masqueraders At Empire Theatre

The Masqueraders costumes dazzle with gowns by Paquin Doucet Lec Bouvier Halle and Felix worn by Viola Allen Elsie de Wolfe Ida Conquest and Mrs Reynolds. Dresses range from white satin with brilliants to pale pink moire and green duchesse satin, with velvet capes and silver embroidery.

New York Empire Theatre Viola Allen Paquin Legrand Allen Martin Worth Miss Conquest Switzer Doucet Lec Bouvier Halle Felix

Fashionable Dresses Described in 19th Century Gowns

A catalog of gowns features a sage broad revers edged in silver, a yellow satin dress with tulle body and gold bead fringe, black velvet ribbons and lace, a pink satin frock with pink satin sleeves, and a white brocade gown with a long fitted waist. A spray of pale pink velvet roses and white orchids decorates the ensemble.

Henri II

Cora A Benneson to Enter Massachusetts Bar at Cambridge

Miss Cora A Benneson a charter member of the College Club will be admitted to the Massachusetts bar this morning at Cambridge with court at 9 30. A Quincy Illinois native she is a Michigan University alumna with A B A M LL B and fellowship at Bryn Mawr. she has practiced in Michigan and Illinois and edited West Publishing Law Reports. Her Boston residence is now 4 Mason street. Alfred Hemenway moved the admission motion.

College Club Cora A. Benneson Massachusetts Cambridge Miss Benneson Quincy Ill Robert S. Benneson Board of Education Illinois Benneson Michigan University Bryn Mawr College Supreme Court Michigan Law Reporters of the West Publishing Company St. Paul Minn

Boston Society News Recaps Weddings Events and Lectures

Mrs. Alice Kent Robertson plans a second reading on Thursday at 3:30 at 4 Marlboro Street on The Winter's Tale. The Newton Club hosts Friday assemblies with several patronesses. A Dec 12 symphony concert features Louis C Elson's talk to the ladies. Brookline dances begin Jan 15 at Pierce Hall. Miss S L Day hosts New Year’s tea with Dr Taylor and alumni. Helen Savage wed Minot Osgood Simons at Unity Church on Dec 18 with over fifteen hundred invitations. Mr and Mrs Henry Kitson welcome a daughter born Sunday.

Alice Kent Robertson Hursday Newton Club House John Carter William Richardson John Lockett Henry H. Carter Edward P Hatch Pettee J. Richard Carter Edward Dewson Margaret Worcester Louis C. Elson S. L. Day Newbury Street Taylor Vassar Helen Minot J. Savage Minot Osgood Simons Harvard Divinity School Church of the Unity Savage Simons Billerica

Acknowledgment Note From Miss Loring at Massachusetts Avenue

Miss Loring thanks the Post for her new gown worn at the fair for the Consumptives' Home and hopes beneficial results come to her and the gown’s printing. Address 612 Massachusetts avenue. Date December 8.

Vote Early Today for Pea Body and Democratic Nominees

A brief political item urges voters to cast ballots early today backing Pea Body and the other Democratic nominees, emphasizing turnout and campaign momentum.

Peabody Peak Body

Black Sheep revue draws roaring crowds with lively acts

A black face minstrel show features Harry Pierson impersonating a dash ing colored belle and Norg Randolph the prima donna. Lillian Calef sings and dances while Quartets perform old negro melodies. Irving Jones entertains as a comedian and a grand cake walk ends the lively performance with audience judges awarding prizes.

Harry Pierson Norg Randolph Lillian Calef Virginia Quartet Standard Quartet Irving Jones Joe Suwanee River Kentucky Massa

No bodies Claim opens at Grand Museum with frontier drama

A new production No bodies Claim opened at the Grand Museum yesterday to strong praise. The drama centers on Captain Wayne Devereaux and features a capable cast led by H. Percy Meldon with crisp dialogue and natural frontier life. The bill also includes Higgins and Leslie in a burlesque act, strong feats, rope skipping, acrobatics, and a farce company, all part of a continuous show from 1 to 10:30 PM.

Grand Museum Far West H. Percy Meldon Wayne Devereaux J. Gordon Edwards Jack Tucker Cameron Clemens Eva Williams Frankie Bell Higgins Leslie Herman Kitty Clements Harry Sadie Daly Belford Mamie Flower John Weber Bob Murray Lillie Welden Nellie Hancock

Varied vaudeville bill delights Howard Atheneum crowd

Crowds packed the Howard Atheneum for a full program of acts. Susie and Dolph Levine on harp and other instruments impressed, with celeb sketch parodies and the Pavanillos’ stone blocks and musical brooms. A strong lineup followed including Marie Stuart songs Emma Dunn balladry trapeze feats Orion Trio and more. Election returns read from the stage later today.

Howard Atheneum Susie Dolph Levine Pavanillos Billy Carter Marie Stuart Emma Dunn the Dunbars Anna O’malley Orion Trio Ida Russell Langtry Patterson Ella Caldwell James Taylor Tiny Graff Tom and Mattie Webster Chalk Saunders Meeker Mack Minnie Cline Annie Carter Florence Elene Lillie Armitage Tonie Drake Gracie Hughes Annie Johnson la Marr McVicker Chace Burton Stone

Exhibition crowd fills Austin & Stone’s Museum crowd

Crowds pack the Austin and Stone’s Museum Yesterday as Billy Wells demonstrates breaking granite blocks with a sledge hammer. Spectators watch the seven long haired women and Evaleen the aquatic queen perform. Other acts include wild men of Borneo, a baby gorilla, the paper king, a serpent den, and a vaudeville lineup led by Miles and Ireland and many others.

Austin & Stone Billy’’ Wells Wells Evaleen Borneo Professor King Paper King Miles Ireland Minnie Lee Clemense Bonita Valeges Mlle Bruette Tipp Stripp Andersons Kimball Fata Morgana Edgar Ely Kennedy and Stewart Morgan and Denton Waterbury Brothers Romer and Saunders Adah Harwood

Lyceum Theatre Week Opens With Dazzling Bill

Manager Mohr rewards a refined audience for this week’s Lyceum programme headlined by Carlotta in a new wardrobe. Musical Dale is a familiar Boston favorite. The Nelson duo perform their latest comedy The Farmer and Them Girls of Mine. Roberta and Doreto display acrobatic skill, while DeVoe dazzles on the trapeze.

Mohr Lyceum Lyceum Theatre Carlotta Dale Nelson Farmer Roberta Doreto DeVoe

Norcross Bricks Department Crowded with New Goods

NORCROSS' BRICK Department crowded with daily arrivals of beautiful goods at low 25¢ prices. Mounted photographs, decorated china, bisque figures, cups and saucers, silver frames, jewel cases, match boxes, candle sticks, pin trays, salts and peppers, mirrors, cutlery sets, playing cards in silver case, and much more in No 18 Right.

Scissors sold at 25c per pair with guaranteed steel

Durable solid steel scissors offered in sizes 5 to 6 1/2 inches. Every pair guaranteed to hold its edge. Numerous scissors sell for 25c, but these are claimed to be doubly worth the price with big savings of 25 to 50 percent when bought here.

Entertainers Showcase Features Flora Scott and Crandall

An illustrated feature highlights a chance to see man reverse the order of things with a lineup of performers including Flora Scott Irish character singer Crandall and Clark black face comedy duo and Miss Etta Albion in refined sketches among others.

Flora Scott Crandall and Clark Etta Albion

Kneisel Quartet Described in Third Union Hall Concert

M Pourtau clarinetist and Mr Carl Baermann pianist led the Kneisel Quartet at Union Hall last evening. Mendelssohn Op. 44 quartet opened with precision, followed by a Beethoven piano trio. Baermann received applause for his work, and Pourtau’s clarinet featured in Brahms quintet with noted high register tones. Next concert set for December 31.

M. Pourtau Carl Baermann Kneisel Quartet Union Hall Mendelssohn Baermann Brahms

Unmarried Watessing workers parade over job loss

The Watessing and Bloomfield towns report a Saturday parade by former Watessing hat factory workers. Discharged for being unmarried, they carried banners proclaiming they are “out in the cold world for being unmarried” while suggesting wives keep men employed. The girls supported the march.

New York Watsessing Bloomfield Towns

Paine’s Furniture offers $8.50 rocking chair deal

A Christmas special from Paine's Furniture Company highlights a superb rocking chair for under ten dollars. It features three tufted cushions and versatile use for sewing reading reclining or sleeping, appealing to readers seeking value this season.

Paine Furniture Company

Dean Hole Receives Rose Welcome at Music Hall

Rochester Cathedral dean Dean Hole greeted by nearly two thousand roses at a music hall reception. he received thanks from clergy and city leaders amid a floral arch and a program featuring mr. buffam. the event raised funds for the episcopal city mission and honored hole with anecdotes and praise for boston institutions and notable americans.

Dean Hole Music Hall Catherine Mermets Papa Gontier Duchess Albany Casine de Watterville Episcopal City Mission City Hospital Massachusetts General Dean Hodges Cambridge Father Talbot Father Brent George Shermen Richards Church of the Messiah Percy Browne C. H. George Chambray Gray Father Longbridge Father Benson Mr. Addison George Shinn Father Prime Edward Abbott Charles Follen Lee Samuel Marquiss Lindsay Father Frisby Church of the Advent Addison Charles Arey Brooks William Copley Winslow Mr. Palmer Archdeacon Converse Duane Christ Church William F. Cheney Dedham George Walker Storrs J. H. van Buren Albert Danker Slatter Gushee Lawrence C. J. Buffam

Ladies Aid Form Seamen Friend Society In Boston

About eighty ladies from Boston Congregational churches organized a Ladies Seamen Friend Society to aid sailors. They plan clothing and food for shipwrecked men, care for the sick, and furnish books and comforts aboard ships. A January meeting will finalize officers and by laws at No 287 Hanover street.

Ladies’ Seamen’s Friend Society Boston Seasmen’s Friend Society Marine Hospital Hanover Street Boston Alexander MacKenzie Shepard Memorial Congregational Church Cambridge Fannie Bray Newburyport Frances J. Ward Immanuel Congregational Church Roxbury William Hodgkins Somerville Frederick O. White W. H. Hartshorn Prospect Hill Congregational Church

Postal Clerks Ball Plans Big Boston Event

In Boston the post office clerks prepare for their annual ball at Music Hall. The grand march starts at 9 with a concert beforehand. The committee promises several special features to be announced by next Tuesday evening.

Boston Post Office Music Hall

Elaborate Christmas Window Display At A Shuman & Co

Washington street displays show a snow scene with boys and a large snow man while Summer street fronts reveal winter novelties including reefers overcoats canes and umbrellas Modern Santa Claus visits a boys room with toys and two sleeping children E A Shuman supervises the winter novelties department and the store entrances will be festooned with evergreen and lights

A. Shuman & Co Washington Street Santa Claus Department of Winter Novelties E. A. Shuman

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