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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1902

Page

8

Society Belle Florence Breed Joins Stage Career in New York

Florence Breed daughter of Mrs Alice Ives Breed, a Boston society favorite, has entered acting. She will debut as Mrs Barnes in The Way of the World at the Savoy Theatre New York for a two month run beginning February 3. Gustave Frohman predicts she will be a star within three years and she is to appear in all three acts wearing three costumes.

Florence Breed Alice Ives Breed Uynn Elsie de Welfe Barnes Miss de Wolfe Miss Breed Boston Mme. Cavanne Lynn Miss Preed America General Federation of Woman's Clubs Miss Streed Baltimore Gustave Frohman Laura Hills Way of the Works Savoy Theatre New York Clyde Fitch Sterling Remedy Company Chicago

Mayor Answers Parkhurst on Enforcing Excise Law

Low replies at length to Rev. Dr. Charles H. Parkhurst’s letter about enforcing the excise law. The mayor says city wishes are being carried out and that people will drink liquor despite police efforts. He argues stopping liquor sale invites blackmail and sees no gain in revisiting Roosevelt’s police era. Parkhurst declines to comment, saying he is too busy to talk.

New York Low Charles H. Parkhurst Roosevelt Parkhurst

McPherson May Die As Court Holds Suspect

James McLean of New York who shot John McPherson ten days ago remained in Municipal Court with officers hinting McPherson may die. Bail fixed at 1000 dollars. case moved to February 26. Other defendants faced arraignment and held until late January for exam.

James McLean New York John McPherson McPherson Richard J.thomas John MccPhee Winter Street Sullivan John McKenna John Reardon John Brown

Brookline Dance Party At Natatorium Hall Ends Series

A stylish Brookline dance last evening at Natatorium Hall on Tappan street concluded the second and final Brookline series. The room featured palms and tropical plants with a large fashionable attendance from city and surrounding towns. Notables included Mr. and Mrs. George Sharpe, Dr. Fred L. D. Rust, Mr. and Mrs. Prescott Hall, Dr. Payson Clark, Mrs. Frederick H. Darling, Dr. William Graves, Miss Storrs, and many others in attendance and listed among peroneeria organizers.

Natatorium Tappan Street Prescott Bigelow Percy Chase George H. Francis John Batchelder Newtons Cambridge Jamaica Plain Brookline George Sharpe George Putnam Fred L. D. Rust Paul D. Rust Arthur W. Hooper F. N. Darling Payson Clark Andrew Robeson Prescott Hall William P. Graves Miss Storrs H. Kk. Storrs Edward Webster Daniel K. Snow Norman White Frederick #. Cutler Herbert Wynne Jones George Francis Brown, Jr Charles Deland F. Madison Cutts George E. Atherton Milas Atherton Joseph

Forest Glen Circle installs officers in East Boston

Forest Glen Circle 97, Order of Foresters, installed its officers for the coming term at Pythian Hall East Boston with about TM members present. Entertainment by various artists and refreshments marked the evening. Eaton ordered to command Oregon in February. Captain J G Eaton detached from Boston Navy Yard and to take command February 10 in place of Captain C M Thomas who will return home on waiting orders.

Forest Glen Circle 97 Order of Foresters Pythian Hall East Boston

Dryden Nominated for U.S. Senator in New Jersey

In Trenton New Jersey on the 19th ballot Dryden secured 32 votes after Griggs supporters shifted to Stokes and Dryden. Senator Cross switched to Dryden making the nomination unanimous. Dryden, president of Prudential Insurance, faced Stokes and Griggs as rival candidates with Republicans holding a majority on joint ballot.

Trenton N. J Dryden New Jersey Griggs Stokes Senator Cross Union

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