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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1892

Page

5

Boston woman lawyer Miss Parker a club figure

Daily Talks with Boston Women profiles Miss Alice Parker of 33 Pemberton Square Boston one of the citys two practicing women lawyers with partner Mrs Anna C Fall They discuss court work club life and public perception noting Portia club involvement and her suffragist advocacy and writing on law topics

Alice Parker Pemberton Square Anna C. Fall Boston Miss Parker Post Woman Fall Portia Casey

Sack coat gains favor over ultra English covert coat

The article notes the sack coat slowly gaining favor over the ultra English covert coat though progress is slow. It is worn with lighter costumes yet benefits from a flexible design that is neither heavy nor confining and can be left open on mild days to show corsage details.

Women Talked About and Notable Figures in Reform and Fashion

Miss Lizzie Smith of Newburyport newly admitted to the Massachusetts bar will practise in the city. Mrs. Charlotte Emerson Brown, president of the Federation of Women’s Clubs, will speak at Mechanics’ Fair with plans for a Massachusetts state federation. Frances Willard sails for England November 16 with Lady Somerset, returning in April, while Anna Gordon assists with winter organizing children’s work in England. Lydia Hoyt Farmer works on What America Owes to Women for the World’s Fair. Sara Palmer, sister of manager A. M. Palmer, is a slender, prolific verse writer. The Empress of Russia’s coronation dress, valued at £4000, worn once, features real silver embroidery. the train cost £1000 and will be kept in the State Museum as a historic curiosity.

Lizzie Smith Newburyport Massachusetts Charlotte Emerson Brown Federation of Women’s Clubs Mechanics’ Fair Frances E. Willard England Lady Somerset Majestic America Anna Gordon Miss Willard Lydia Hoyt Farmer Sara Palmer A. M. Palmer Miss Palmer Russia

Paris Herald Fashion Hint on Check Tweed Ensemble

From the Paris Herald a morning wear tip describes a simple costume in check tweed. The long blouse bodice is full and gathered at the waist with a buckle and band for a neat restrained silhouette.

Mirella Debuts as New Star at Globe Theatre

Myra Mirella appears with the Tar and Tartar company in Boston, after touring the West and South with Emma Abbott. She describes three seasons on stage, understudying Abbott in Fra Diavolo and Bohemian Girl, and aims to lead roles while dancing and refining movement to meet public expectation.

Globe Theatre Boston Myra Mirella the Postman Emma Abbott Miss Abbott Lotta

Dancers Glover and Glover Shine in Boston Stage Scene

Chicago born Miss Glover, now in Detroit, promotes ballet based technique and recent European study. Amelia Glover returns to Boston as star of A Society Fad with new costumes and a Dream of the Ball dance. She notes renewed acclaim in Boston New York Chicago and Europe. European trip avoided quarantine. The theatre season features Hoss and Hoss at Hollis and The English Rose at Opera House with elaborate production plans and cast updates.

M.rella Chicago Detroit Amelia Glover Boston Tremont Theatre Miss Glover New York Europe America Glover Museum Grand Opera House Charles E. Ellis Proctor Opera House Minnie French Kidd Bijou Theatre Evans Miss French Will Apperr Bowdoin Square Theatre

Mr Crawley Recovers From Streetcar Injury

Mr George E Crawley Tremont street bric a brac dealer was injured trying to board an electric car in front of his store Wednesday afternoon. He has no internal injuries and a broken leg but is not fatally hurt. He is at his home in West Newton.

George E. Crawley Tremont Street West Newton

Shore Line praised for new vestibuled rains era

Citizens applaud the introduction of vestibuled rains along the Shore Line, highlighting smoother travel and improved drainage. Officials note reduced weather disruptions and promise ongoing maintenance to preserve the enhanced system.

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