Easter Plant Baskets And Cut Flowers Trend In Offing
Easter offerings showcase plant baskets and cut flowers with ferns and single specimen plants like gardenias and azaleas leading fashion. Lilies in two shade green grass baskets attractively watered, while raffia window baskets and new root baskets offer stylish varieties. Narcissus hyacinths tulips and a great violet bunch complete the seasonal display.
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Anchorage
Bach’s Passion Music by Handel and Haydn Society
The Handel and Haydn Society performed J S Bach’s St Matthew Passion in Symphony Hall before a sparse audience. Soloists included Charlotte Maconda, Gertrude May Stein, W H Rieger, Miles, L W Flint, with H G Tucker on organ and Alfred De Voto at piano. Mollenhauer conducted. The reviewer praised the chorus and orchestral balance while noting some solo parts and voices were not fully effective, and called for future Bach performances by the conductor.
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Symphony Hall
Handel and Haydn Society
Charlotte Maconda
Gertrude May Stein
W. H. Rieger
Messrs. Graym Miles
L. W. Flint
H. G. Tucker
Alfred de Voto
Thera
Mollenhauer
Bach
Svangelist
Mr. Rieger
J. Rieger
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Les
Christ
Flint
Miss Maconda
Miss Stein
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Tucker
de Voto
Atro
Arrise Rayed
Haydn Society
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Delightful relief from catarrh testimonial
A Buffalo clergyman Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder delivers relief after years of catarrh. He says two months of use cured him and urges others to try the remedy. This is presented as one of many favorable testimonies.
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A. D. Buckley
Buffalo
Reginald Vanderbilt Engaged to Miss Kathleen Neilson
New York reports an engagement between Reginald Claypool Vanderbilt youngest son of the late Cornelius Vanderbilt and Kathleen Neilson second daughter of Mrs Frederic Neilson. Vanderbilt a Yale student will graduate soon while Miss Neilson, 20, is described as a leading social beauty noted for elegance and accomplishments.
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Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Kathleen Neilson
New York
Reginald Claypool Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Frederic Neilson
Yale
Miss Neilson
Reggie
Vanderbilt
Newport
Freddie Gebhard
Arthur Kerp
Reginald Vanderbilt
Patrick and Mrs Francis announce planned marriage
New York report says Addie M Francis and Albert T Patrick, convicted in the Rice murder, are engaged. Francis plans to move near Sing Sing after Patrick’s release, with Patrick’s sister and other family members returning to Texas. She vows Patrick’s innocence and future freedom.
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New York
Addie M. Francis
Albert T. Patrick
William Marsh Rice
Mrs. Molineux
Emma Patrick
Patrick
Captain Henry Patrick
Lilian
Attempt to Kidnap Five Year Old in Woodlawn
An abductor dressed man grabbed Olive Leach, five, eldest child of Arvine and Mrs Leach, as she walked with her parents. He ran into the woods with the child but fled when pursued by an angry crowd, abandoning the girl.
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New York
Olive Leach
Arvine C. Leach
Woodlawn
Washington Tours Offer Seven Day Guided Trip From Boston
Seven day tours priced at 25 dollars cover hotel accommodations meals en route and allow longer stays with stop overs in Baltimore Philadelphia and New York. Departures from Boston occur on April 4 and 18 and May 2 under the Personally Conducted Tourist System of the Pennsylvania Railroad. D N Bell Tourist Agent 26 Washington Street.
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New York
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Washington Street
Stage Stars Return to Boston in The Hunchback Run
Viola Allen gears up for an elaborate The Hunchback in Chicago April 28 and Boston in May with three performances ending May 31. Eben Plympton, Jameson Lee Finney, and Adelaide Prince are among the cast under Frohman, with B H Sothern at Hollis and Annie Russell to follow April 14 in The Lady and the Judge. Boston Singers Club concert postponed to April 9 at Chickering Hall. Dan Daly to headline The New Yorkers at the Museum late spring.
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Boston
the Hunchback
Julia
Chicago
Grand Opera House
Eben Plympton
Master Walter
Jameson Lee Finney
Daniel Frohman
W. H. Pascoe
Thomas Clifford
C. Leslie Allen
Adelaide Prince
B. H. Sothern
Hollis
Annie Russell
Clyde Fitch
Boston Singing Club
Chickering Hall
Dan Daly
Boston Theater Week in Review of Plays and Appearances
The coming week features Mrs Fiske at Tremont in The Unwelcome Mrs Hatch followed by A Bit of Old Chelsea, with 8 pm starts. Quincy Adams Sawyer closes at Boston Theatre Monday amid strong crowds. Rays revive A Hot Old Time at Grand Opera House, and Nanon returns at Bijou with Chimes of Normandy revival. Multiple acts from Col umbia to Castle Square show frequent returns, with Ethel Barrymore, Sothern, and a busy variety bill at the Museum and Park Theatre. A host of vaudeville, burlesque, and charity concerts are planned, led by Mrs Pairless Campbell at Boston Theatre and the Grand Para benefit at the Conte nt Theatre. The period promises lively entertainment across venues with strong attendance.
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Grand Opera House
Bijou
Normandy
William Wolff
Gaspard
Miser
Sam’ of
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Castle Square
Park Theatre
Psyche
Betty
B. E. Rice
Columbia Theatre
A. Reeves-Smith
Margaret Robinson
J. H. Sothern
Hollis
King
Ben Hur
Ethel Barrymore
Captain Jinks
Miss Barrymore
Boston
W. 2
Andreas
Keith
Coleman
Augustus Wease
Holly Tree Inn
Fadettes
Clarice Vance
Adele Purvis Onri
Leroy and Woodford
al Lawrence
Barton and Mack
Boston Music Hall
Phasey
Onslaw
Frank Bush
Royal Ascot
Gardiner and
Vincent
Fred Leslie
Billy B. van
Nellie O'Neil
Howard
Martinettis
Quakers City
Madre Fox
Dillon Brothers
John Weber
Reed
Shaw
Pat McCarthy
Austin Stone
Ren Flur
Walter “Wentworth
Nickelodeon
Wil
Pairless Campbell
London
Mrs. Taveray
Paula Tanqueéray
Magda
Ebsmith
Pelleas
Melisande
Reontent Theatre
Woman's Charity Club
Boston Theatre
First Regiment
Artie Hall
John H. W. Byrne
Albert C. Orcutt
John H. Clahrne
Elizabeth A. Coughlin
Josephine MF. Thomas
Lillian Hennessy
Lewis Kauffman
Frank EB. Dodge
Henry J. Harding
Ki. H. Sothern
BE. H. Lemare
Symphony Hall
People's Choral Union
Symphony Mall
Goluned
St. Cecilia i
Jean Gerardy
Josef Hofmann
Progstamme
Rubinstein
At_Bostock
Animal Arena
Morrison's Grand Theatre of
Monte Cristo
Beaty
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