Beautiful gowns highlight Grafton horse show scene
At the Grafton Country Club grounds, Boston and nearby guests attended a horse show amid striking outfits. Notable attendees included Mrs. Hartington of Philadelphia and families from Brookline Worcester and South Framingham, with many gowns described in lavish detail.
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Grafton Country Club
North Grafton
Arlington Harrington
Miss Armington
W. Thompson
St. Louis
Withington
F. Lawrence
Liberty
Chantilly
Miss Dearing
Miss Ellerton
Mrs. Shaw
Melton
Alice Wellington
Brookline
Dresden
M. F. Fullerton
Grafton
Worcester
E.B. Stoddard
Rockwood Hoar
Henry W. Smith
M. Hunnewell
Miss Sargent
Mrs. Lawrence
Miss M. Benson
J. L. Sanderson
Ferdinand F. French
Arthur Alley
Richardson
Miss Richardson
Ramsdell
Miss Huntington
Hartshorn
Huntress
Miss Bangs
Stage Ma'tters and Summer Theatrical Plans in Boston
Boston theaters close for summer with few houses remaining open. The Rochambeau commission praised the Prince of Pilsen at Tremont Theatre and French visitors enjoyed Nice. Harvard Yale crowds anticipate tonight's baseball, and The Four Otts split up next season. Mrs Pixley travels to Canada. Cora MacQuinn dies of peritonitis in New York and will be buried in South Weymouth. English High boys stage minstrel show with 40 performers. Walter Ambrose leads the consolidated band in today’s Common parade. Frank Keenan ends season in Boston and heads a new company next year in Edgartown.
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Boston
Rochsxibeau Commission
Nice
Otts
Keith
Frank Pixley
Canada
Cora
William E. MacQuinn
West Eightieth Street
New York
South Weymouth
MacQuinn
Lulu Glaser Opera Company
Gloucester
Everling
Walter G. Ambrose
Frances Miller
Clara Palmer
Bessie Tannehil
Edna Hunter
Juliius Steger
George W. Leslie
Harold Blake
H. W. Trederick
Arthur Earnest
John McVicker
The
Howard
Billy B. van
Nellie O'Neil
Carroll Johnson
Irving Jones
Burke Brothers
Colonel Wood
Austin & Stone
Nature
Animal Arena
Mme. Morell
Leopards
Reed and Shaw
Ethel Robinson
Brittons
Combination Park
James Richmond Glenroy
Hawthorne Musical Club
Maude Campbell
Downer Landing Park
Rhony
Collins
First Regiment
Old Homestead
Dramatic and musical season ends with Boston theaters
Boston theaters close a record season under manager Lawrence McCarty. The Serenade by the Bostonians, The Prince of Pilsen at Tremont, Down Went Folks at Bowdoin Square, and The Defender at Columbia Theatre highlight a year of popular productions with star names like Dorothy Morton John Ransone and Jay Hunt. The season features vaudeville acts Beckoning crowds at Castle Square Keith's and Castle Square opera company preparing Geisha.
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Boston Theatre
Lawrence McCarty
The
Bostonians
Prince of Pilsén
Tremont Theatre
Jay Hunt
Rip van Winkle
Mr. Hunt
Will Philips
Boston
the Defender
Chamberlyn
Columbia Theatre
Blanche Ring
Maister of
Woodbarrow
Castle Square Theatre
Fadettes
Caroline B. Nichols
Keith's
Petit
Winscherman
al Leach
Rosebuds
Hughes
Delmore
Oneida
Rodney Booth
Lena Melville
Marion Elmore
Boston Music Hall
Castle Square Opera Company
William G. Stewart
Geisha
No Premium on Pennies Said by Treasury Officers
Treasury officers in the Federal Building warn that the public believes a penny premium exists though none is set by the U S Treasury. The article notes officials are concerned by such perceptions and the implications for currency handling and minting policy.
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United States
Grove Grapes on Paale Box Headline
Odd item notes the name B. W. Grove on a box label for grapes. It mentions the price as 3 cents and hints at a protective packaging day. The memory fragment suggests a simple trade or advertisement note.
Surbridge Reported Back After Boston Disappearance
Randolph Surbridge, once missing from Boston and facing creditors, has reportedly been heard from by friends there. Relatives deny contact and say they know nothing of his location. Creditors and Neal B. McPeck, a State Street broker with a $60,000 suit, question his return until settlements occur.
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Randolph
Surbridge
Boston
Neal EB. McPeck
State Street
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It’s
Igor
Harlequin
Regal
San Francisco
London
Summer ST
Uncle Sam
Treasury
B. W. Grove
Bostock
HOWAR' __B. VA
the Teem
Iboo
Burke Browsers
Mackie and
Walker
Billy Payne
Heidelberg
Harvard
YALE
Rince Ilsen
Pixley & Luders
Dorothy Morton
Jno. W. Hansone
Arthur Donaldson
Louise Montrose
Brooklyn Shipyards
New England
Paris
Model Playhouse
Keith S
Fadettes Woman’s Orchestra
America
American League
Huntington Ave
Detroit
Wright & Ditson
Washington St
Cohen's Cigar Store
Auburndale
el England
Rustic Theatre
Hecher & Lester
Mayme Gehrue
Rane Poser
Coe
Dillon Bros. Ar
Wilsons
Zoological Garden
Tyue Eetous Chalet
Newton Boulevard
Nonantum Sq
Watertown
Commonwealth Ave
St. Ry., Inc
New Downer Landing
Quincy Direc
Hollis Eta
Isaac B. Rich
James T. Powers
Nixon & Zimmerman
Symphony Hall
Crand Orchestra
Max Zach
Tgeisha
Augustin Daly
Hamilton Place
Winter St
Oxford
Hal Stephens
Adelaide Herrmann
Eretto
Crimmins & Gore
Castle Theatre
Tremont Rane
Veausty Hall
Tenet
Square Theatre Dramatic Stock Co
ICOM
Euceseseocsess
Ealend
Rowe’s
Hull
Nantasket
Crow Point
Cushing
Philip
the New Yorkers
Edward W. Dixon
Commercial Wharf
Str
Philadelphia
Sorensen
Bowdoin
Revere House
Harry LaMarr
Down East Folks
W. C. Loftus Co
Washington and
Hanover Sts
Lessee
Mgr
Serenade
Richmond Glenroy
Reed Shaw
Britton
Sullivan Sq
Rolley
Lexington & Boston
Newton, Wellesley & Boston
Commonwealth Avenue
Newton & Boston St. Ry
Mgton
Concord
Lexington & Boston St. Ry
Lexington
Mass
Newton Street
Jas. H. Wood
Haymarket
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