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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1892

Page

5

Amusements Heat Up Boston Week At The Theatres

Boston theatres announce a busy week with Holly Tree Inn’s London purchase by Mr Field and John A Stevens new works at the Grand Opera House. Julia Marlowe in Much Ado, Bowdoin Square opening Feb 15 with Nellie McHenry, and multiple attractions on the Lothrop circuit. Shown are the Tremont and Tremont Theatre programs, Cadets in the orchestra, and a Bowdoin opening line. Also noted are concerts at the Grand Museum and Shaughraun at the Museum, plus Shiloh ending at the Boston Theatre and Dr McKenzie’s Cambridge church sermon.

Bostonians Tremont Theatre Julia Marlowe Bowdoin Square Theatre Boston Museum Field London Charles Dickens Walter Edinger Viola McNeil Oscar Beringer Vera Beringer Lord Fauntleroy Terry’s Theatre Holly Tree Inn Harry Walmers Gretna Green Norah Jabez Dobbs Holy Tree Robin Hood de Koven Camille D’arville Maid Marian Caroline Hamilton Corps of Cadets Lothrop Providence Opera Case Worcester Ethel ‘Lucker Theatre Portland Justin Paige Dramatic Company Harris Bowdoin Square Columbia Boston Theatre Uncle Celestin Casino Company

Hopkins-Dodge wedding ties New York society to Boston

Amos Lawrence Hopkins of New York wed Miss Kitty Dodge at the bride’s mother’s home on Commonwealth Avenue. The Rev F B Allen officiated. Hopkins, once close to Jay Gould, is son of Williams College president Rev Mark Hopkins. The couple plan to sail for Europe. Hopkins has held roles in Missouri Pacific, and belongs to several New York clubs.

Amos Lawrence Hopkins New York Kitty Dodge L. T. A. Dodge Commonweath Avenue F. B. Allen Trinity Hopkins Jay Gould Mark Hopkins Williams College Miss Breck Aspinwalls Minnie Dunlop Chicago Missouri Pacific Railroad University, Lawyers’, Riding Union League St. Anthony’s Clubs Kitty Mr. Crow Lucy Willard Crow Building Willard Alexandria Neb Miss Willard Lucy Johnny Crow Denton

The History of David Grieve by Mrs. Ward

C T Copeland reviews Mrs Humphry Ward's The History of David Grieve. The 576 page novel blends philosophy and fiction showing Ward's intellect but questioning whether her temperament marks her best as a novelist rather than a true imaginative writer.

Robert Elsmere Oliphant Howells David Grieve Arnolds England Derbyshire Walter Scott Manchester David Channel France Yorkshire Haworth Charlotte Lronte Elise Delaunay Elise Lucy Ward Union Libre St. Damian’s Newman Athirst Emerson Pater Marius

Press Club Delegates Return From National Meeting Adventure

Boston journalists who attended the international meeting in San Francisco return home at 8:30 AM after a cross country tour that included New York visits, Chicago World’s Fair grounds, Omaha blizzard travel, and lavish San Francisco hospitality. M H De Young elected president of the League of Press Clubs. next year’s meeting at St. Louis. Indigestion and dizziness noted with Beecham’s Pills.

Press Club Boston San Francisco New York Chicago Omaha Golden Gate League of Press Clubs M. HI. de Young Sann Francisco Chronicle League St. San

Lucy Willard and John Crow End in Western Love Turn

Lucy Willard agrees to marry John Crow though her sister doubts her, after Crow wins her with persistent effort. Lucy writes a farewell note saying she cannot marry tomorrow and plans to wed Ed Macy in New Hampshire. The tale follows Crow’s social rise, the town’s sympathy, and Lucy’s abrupt departure for a distant marriage.

Lucy Willard Johnny Crow Ised John Crow Johnny John Alexander Crow Kitty Lucy Mr. Crew Lucy Wittarp N. BP Ed. Macy N. H Mr. Crow

Vacant Chair Hints Ex-Senator Evans as Sixth District Councillor

The piece notes Ex-Senator A H Evans of Everett as a potential Sixth district councillor to replace the late Charles F Loring, with history of East Boston councilor Charles R McLean's 1883 death and succession by John Haskell Butler of Somerville. It mentions Evans’ abilities, business standing and wide connections. Also Houpson Jan 31: Hon Luman T Jefts receives testimonial for twenty years as Methodist Sunday School superintendent who declined re election.

A. H. Evans Everett Charles F. Loring Charles R. McLean Boston John Haskell Butler Somerville Evans Jefts Houpson Methodist Sunday School Luman T. Jefts

Rumor Circulates on Boston & Maine General Manager Move

No official action has been taken to appoint a new general manager after the death of Mr. Furber. Rumor suggests John W. Sanborn may lead temporarily until Payson Tucker assumes charges. Railroad officials declined to confirm while funeral proceedings proceed today.

Boston & Maine Furber John W. Sanborn White Mountain Payson Tucker Eastern Railroad Maine Central Railroad Post

Florida Trip Keeps Jenks Silent on Deer Island Disputes

Dr Thomas L Jenks chairman of the Board of Commissioners of Public Institutions returned from Florida and refused to discuss troubles at Deer Island or disagreements among the House of Industry officers. He said his knowledge comes only from newspapers during his absence.

Thomas L. Jenks Board of Commissioners of Public Institutions Florida Deer Island House of Industry

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