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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1893

Page

5

The Broken Season in Boston Theatres This Week

The Boston theatre week features Park Theatre's Golden Wedding revival and Bowdoin Square's James ONeill engagement. Also listed are Monte Cristo at Bowdoin, Span of Life at Boston, and Shore Acres at Boston Museum with last week run. Tremont stages The Middleman with Willard cast. Grand Opera House presents The Octoroon with stock company. and a wide circuit from Portland to New Haven includes Hoyt's Temperance Town and Park's Golden Wedding opening night with Fusileer Veterans.

James O'Neill Hoyt’s Park Theatre New England Portland Lawrence Lowell Lynn Maverhill Fall River New Bedford Brockton Taunton Providence Manchester Newport Worcester Portsmouth Bellows Falls Springfield Hartford New Haven Shore Acres Boston Museum Boston Penobscot Franklin Blythe Harry Brown Tippecanoe Tappington Biliver Charles A. Burke Philip Fairfield H. G. Lonsdale Thomas Topack Raymond Hitchcock Elgonitus O’fly Barney Reynolds Sailor Bill Charles A. Studwell Janette Florrie Bates Robert May Stembler Foxy Inez Crabtree Charlotte Comstock Grace Ogden Camelia Blythe Emma Salisbury Boucicault Lillian Masterson Paul Yellow Boy Miss Masterson Little Lord Fauntleroy George W. Wilson Museum Conn Shaughran Wilson James O’neill James A. Herne Nathl Berry Shore-Acres Ceorce W. Wilson

Social Calendar Highlights For May Events

Readers are invited to submit brief notices of forthcoming social events. On Monday May 22 a reception for Mrs. Frank T. Partridge at 455 Beacon Street runs 4 to 6 and 8 to 10. A reception for Mrs. W. H. Lyon follows at 519 Beacon Street.

Frank T. Partridge Beacon Street W. H. Lyon

Notable Women Across Nations And Roles Featured

The piece highlights diverse women including Princess Marie Eulalie noted for grace, Mrs. William Walter Phelps who has crossed the Atlantic 65 times, Elizabeth Cady Stanton nearing 77 with ongoing vigor, Effie Henderson a barrister at a Bloomington banquet, and Mme. Modjeska guiding a large family of relatives. It also notes Roumania’s Queen Carmen Sylva recovering, McGill College’s coed BA graduates and female medalists, Emeline Prescott of Maine praised for bold fashion ideas, and her self made suits with numerous pockets.

Marie Eulalie William Walter Phelps Germany Atlantic Elizabeth Cady Stanton Bloomington Belgium Effie Henderson Mme. Modjeska Roumania Carmen Sylva Prescott

Woman and Her Political Peers painted for fair

Mrs. Henrietta Briggs Wall created an allegorical canvas titled Woman and Her Political Peers. It centers a life sized Frances E. Willard portrait with figures an idiot convict Indian and an insane person. The penitentiary warden refused to lend inmates for the suffrage study.

Henrietta Briggs Wall Frances E. Willard

First Lady Itemizes Gown For Mrs Cleveland Visit

Mrs Cleveland wore a redfern gown described as gray fancy wool with black and white braid trim. The dress featured a flounced skirt, braided tunic, cuirass bodice and matching revers sleeves. A surprise party for the first lady is planned, with speculation Ruth may be jealous.

Cleveland Redfern Ruth

General Booth names daughter to succeed him in Salvation Army

General Booth declares his daughter La Marechale Booth-Clibbon to succeed him as head of the Salvation Army. He cites Queen Victoria as example of capable female leadership, asserting that women are the best rulers and that his mission to save souls must continue after his death.

Shuil

Style tricks to alter perceived height by hats and ceilings

A brief note on fashion and interior design suggests a small hat or bonnet makes a short woman look taller, while a tall girl benefits from a large dark hat. The analogy compares this to lowering a room’s feel with a sky frieze and white ceiling or shrinking a lofty salon with a dark frieze and heavy moulding.

Plucky Wheelwomen Tour Britain by Bicycle

Miss Carrie L Hodsdon of Lawrence and Miss Edith M Kenniston of Concord sail from Boston for a five months bicycle tour of Great Britain. They visit London Birmingham Sheffield Stratford-on-Avon Warwick Leamington Windsor and many historic sites with letters of introduction and notebooks for news.

Carrie L. Hodsdon Lawrence Edith M. Kenniston Concord N. H Boston Great Britain British Isles Patrick A. Collins London Birmingham Sheffield Stratford-on-Avon Warwick Leamington Eton Windsor Stoke Pogis Gray Haverhill Gurteen Old Boston Lincolnshire Saratoga

Nobleman seeks wife imitates novel heroine

A German publishers ad urged a wealthy nobleman to find a wife resembling the heroine of a popular novel. Many marriageable women bought the book to compare themselves, boosting sales immensely.

Worth Embraces 1830 Style with Balloon Sleeves

Worth, the great Parisian milliner, nearly abandons empire in favor of the 1830 style. Sleeves feature balloon form at the top with lace frills forming capes and epaulettes. Skirts are close at the front and sides with fullness at the back and a moderate length.

Worth

Overdrawn Account Prompted Prompt Note From Bank

A brief verse recalls a woman receiving a bank notice about overdraft. She writes a regretful note, but delays attention and uses a check from her own book to settle the matter, as recounted by L. Brewer in Vogue.

In Vogue

Marriages Recorded in Lexington Fayville and City Notices

In Lexington on May 13, by Rev C A Staples, Fred B Lund wed Zoe M Griffing. In Fayville on May 11, by Rev EF L Hopkins, Daniel H Noyes wed Hattie Bigelow of Marlboro. In this city on May 18, by Rev G L Blackwell, Norman F Storms wed Ida E Sparrow.

Obituaries from Greater Boston Area May Deaths

Notices list multiple deaths in Massachusetts and New Hampshire including John S Adams at West Roxbury aged 69 9 months Lawrence Comerford at East Cambridge aged 51 Sarah E Clark at Beverly daughter of late Reed I Clark Londonderry NH Rachel Knowles at Lynn aged 76 3 18 Edward F McCarthy East Boston aged 18 8 6 funeral details given for Edward F McCarthy and wreath of relatives requested Lawrence Martin at Somerville aged 75 Harriet Meserve widow of General George P Meserve at Jackson NH aged 90.

East Boston Edward F Timothy Ellen M’carthy Meridian Street Church of the Sacred Heart Brooks Street Martin Somerville Lawrence Martin Meserve Jackson, N. H Harriet George P. Meserve

Theatrical Week Picks At Boston Venues In 1900s Style

Anticipated special theatre parties rise from New York trial buzz as The Golden Wedding draws big attendance. The Dog Spy, Leonzo Brothers, and trained dogs headline at the Howard Atheneum with Mme Percival's Lady Orchestra after a strong week. Lwan of Life extends at Boston Theatre, plus O Grady's Awful Night at Austin's Palace. Monte Cristo revival continues at Lyceum with O Neill's curated company. Bodily Freaks and vaudeville acts fill Tremont row venues while Lynwood and Grand Museum stage drama and variety acts.

Lothrop Howard Atheneum Mme. Percival Leonzo Brothers Austin Palace Theatre Snelbaker Austin & Stone Tremont Row Monte Cristo Edmond Dantes Charles Fechter W. H. Pasco Albert Kate Fletcher Carconte Josephine Plows-Day May Dana John Stetson’s Company Bos

Evangelistic Association Begins Sixth Annual Meeting in Boston

The Evangelistic Association of New England opens its sixth annual meeting and conference at Park Street Church tomorrow morning with forenoon to evening sessions on Tuesday and Wednesday. Most talks occur at Park Street Church except Tuesday evening at Eliot Congregational Church Roxbury. Prominent evangelistic workers will speak including George H. Slade of Providence on evangelistic work among English speakers abroad. Frank Bickford from India will describe meetings with English troops. Mrs. Cole-Bowen Hornibrook, recently from Paris, will share about Miss De Breen’s evangelistic work with a Baron’s daughter.

The Evangelistic Association of Frank Bickford India Cole-Bowen Hornibrook Paris France

Also Mentioned on This Page

Boston Theatres Fred Miller, Jr Tremont Theatre Mr. Willard Cyrus Blenkarn Bowdoin Square Theatre Will the Park Theatre MSN Gladys Wilson Bros McCarry & CO Tremont Street Ing New York Union Bicycle Club Roxbury Bicycle Club Lwan of Boston Theatre Lynwood Grand Museum South Sam T. Jack Lyceum Theatre the Count OF Monte Cristo J. A. Crabtree F. E. Peper Tus Eugene Tompkins Bowdoin SQ Charles F. Atkinson Theatre Eas Howard Gould, W. H. Pasco E. J. Morgan Daniel J Cint Company J. W. Shannon Clement St. Martin Aug. Balfour Jarrett Josephine Plows Kate Fletch Benet William Calder Sutton Vane H. S. Taylor James O'Neill and Company Joseph Haworth Charles Barron Dudley Prescott William Harris George Boniface Herbert Johnson Joseph L. White Howard M. Dow Boston Museum Company Hampton Addison Friend Ryan Daymer Wood Colby Harding Edeson Burrows Schiller Lonsdale Rose Sweatland Hallett Blanchard Clark Haley Schneider Mr. Wilson Great London Circus the Casino Tremont ST Long Edwards Chas E. Helger Temperance Town Salem Woonsosket Dover Nashua New Britain Middletown Chicago Ontario Beach Niagara Falls Fair Grounds Benj, Johnson Washington St Old South Church H. Ss. Taylor Austin&stone O. Museum Scollay Square Park Street Church E. Winchester Donald D.D Trinity Church A.S. Gumbart Dudley Street Baptist Church Boston Ball Grounds Philadelphia Appleton & Bassett’s Connelly Adams House Palace Teeatre Iwves J. Sabllivan Larry Smith Sisers Coulson Starry Is Rose Cain & Vormdorf Smith & Gilmore Francis Bryant Marry Budworth Marion & Belle Agnes Evans Mortesque Howard Grand Museu Cor Washington Lyn Woo Opera House Realists WITS Annie Clarke Shas. Barron Mir James S. Maffit Lord Fauntleroy Rosedale Wellard Tnos eUass Caess Ee Monte Cristo Wefk
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