Boston Theatre Scene Shines with Lottie Collins Debut
Tonight at the Columbia Theatre Miss Lottie Collins debuts in The Family Circle while Love's Young Dream opens with Master Wallie Eddinger and Ethel Black. Evans and Hoey's Bowdoin Square run continues as Russell's Comedians return to Tremont with new acts and a busy Thanksgiving week preview.
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Columbia Theatre
Lottie Collins
Boston
Miss Collins
Columbia
Frances Hodgson Burnett
Wallie Eddinger
Dickens
Boots
Holly Tree Inn
Lady
Ethel Black
Mr. Frohman
William H. Thompson
Messrs. Evans and
Hoey
Bowdoin Square
Minnie French
Minnie
Busy North End socialite Sadie Rosnosky Guides Charities
Miss Sadie Z Rosnosky daughter of Representative Rosnosky thrives in Boston’s Hebrew charity scene. She drives sewing classes at 68 Chambers Street for girls aged 11 to 15, assists in the Young Ladies Chari table Society and Sewing Circle, and participates in Catholic Society events. She also pursues art and engages in Liberal Federation discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
Russian Industrial School
Young Ladies’ Catholic Society
Sadie Z. Rosnosky
Miss Rosnosky
Representative Rosnosky
Post
Cosey
Dwight Street
Chambers Street
Young Ladies’ Charitable Society
The
Sewing Circle
Boston
News in Brief on Society and notable figures
Miss Annie Codman, daughter of Colonel Codman, to wed Bromfield Cabot at Trinity at high noon. Lizette DeWolf Colt to marry architect Arthur Rothh in Bristol, R I, likely residence in Boston. Mary E. Wilkins’s Giles Corey Yeoman to be published in Harper’s December. Frances W. Parker donates portraits of John Adams and Fisher Ames to the Bostonian Society. Baroness Hirsch improves after apoplexy. speech partially returned. Annie Wilson Patterson, Irish-born, titled musical doctor among few women. Kate Marsden leper missionary. Victoria Regina gifts her pearl brooch. Mrs Langtry, 40, buys steam yacht Lady Mabel for travel beyond acting. Pandita Ramabai names library after Rachel Bodley. Gladstone’s anti suffrage stance provokes strong resentment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Codman
C. BR. Codman
Marlboro Street
Cotuit
Bromfield Cabot
Trinity
Lizette DeWolf Colt
Newport Society
Arthur Rothh
Boston
Bristol
R. I
Mary E. Wilkins
Giles Corey
Yeoman
Harper’s
Frances W. Parker
Bridgewater
Edgar Parker
Bostonian Society
John Adams
Fisher Ames
Stuart
Parker
Baroness Hirsch
Queen Victoria
Victoria Regina
Langtry
Lady Mabel
South Seas
Pandita Ramabai
India
Ate
Rachel Bodley
Womans’ Medical College of Pennsylvania
Ramabai
America
Gladstone
Famous Women’s Fancies In Royal Tables And Teas
A survey of aristocratic dining habits and beverage rituals. The Empress of Austria oversees every detail in her palace kitchens while the Grand Duchess of Baden is famed for coffee brewing. Adele Patti and Mme Nevada are noted for modest meals and selective indulgences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Europe
Baden
Germany
Adelina Patti
Leoville
Mme
Nevada
A Daily Hint From Paris A Beautiful Gown
A striking gown of black brocaded satin with a tight waistband and low neck. Gold galon trims the skirt and a bow of gold flecked crepe decorates the waist. Sleeves show wrinkled brocade with epaulette gold lace. An opera coat in cream white velvets and pale yellow Mongolian fur completes the ensemble.
Auburn Child Refuses Neighbor Visit Breaks Heart Says Unhappy
An Auburn five year old, when urged to call on a playmate at a neighbor’s house, protested to his mother with the line You’ll break my heart You make me unhappy so much of the time. The remark appears in a Bangor Commercial clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Perenginn
Bangor Commercial
Among the Musicians at a Saturday Symphony Concert
A varied program featured Saint Saens in A minor Ernst violin concerto in F sharp minor Humperdincks orchestral humor and Beethoven No 2. Performances by Adammowski and Giese drew mixed notes while MacDowell and other acts were scheduled for upcoming shows at Chickering Halls and Park Theatre with recitals and concerts announced through December.
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Nikisch
Adammowski
Boston
Brahms
MacDowell
Jennet
van Ette
Bonnie Scotland
Hungarian Dance Music and the March From ‘Jannhauser
Marion van Buren
Fritz Giese
Regnoncita
John Philip Sousa
Music Hall
Gilmore
Sig. Liberati
Sig. Rafayolo
Mme. Marcella Lindh
Sig. Galassi
Lillian Carll Smith
Hi. Hi
Hollis Street Concert Features Gerard Russo Harp Soloist
A large Hollis Street audience enjoyed Gerard Russo the harp soloist with a long and excellent programme, accompanied by Mrs 8 B Field on piano.
Subdued Anarchists Gather in Paris Meeting
In Paris on November 13 a planned anarchist gathering drew about forty men and several women. Police in plain clothes entered with detectives, suppressing incendiary speeches. After two hours the event adjourned indefinitely.
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Paris
Rue Lagaile
Collector Graeff Murdered Near Shamokin
John Graeff, collector for Malloy & Bros. of Williamsport, was slain last night three miles above Shamokin. motive unknown. Graeff previously killed John Yocombonus in 1889 during an illegal liquor arrest, was acquitted, and has since faced threats from Yocombonus' supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamokin
Penn
John Graeff
Malloy & Bros
Williamsport
Coal Township
John Yocombonus
Graeff
Yocombonus
Wilson Bros Australian gold rings offer quick orders
Warns customers to beware imitators and directs buyers to Wilson Bros on Tremont Row with rings from 86 to 12. The shop has its own factory and can custom make a ring in two hours, with orders by mail or express.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Marriages In New England From November Events
At Jamaica Plain Emil Constantine Bernauer of Brooklyn and Pauline Caroline Louise Dehnhoff wed by Rev. Louis B. Schwarz. In South Boston Fred W Green wed Edith I Sanborn by Rev. W T Perrin. In Boston Henry G Swinson wed Margaret Thurston by Rev. George I Small. Walter A Pendleton wed Carolyn H White in West Roxbury by Rev. Frank Wright Pratt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernauer—Dehnhoff
Jamaica Plain
Louis B. Schwarz
Emil Constantine Bernauer
Brooklyn
N. Y
Pauline Caroline Louise
Albert W
Caroline F. Dehnhoff
Green
Sanborn
South Boston
W. T. Perrin
Fred. W. Green
Edith I. Sanborn
South
Boston
Swinson
Thurston
George I. Small
Henry G. Swinson
Margaret Thurston
Pendleton—White
Frank Wright Pratt
West Roxbury
Walter A. Pendleton
Carolyn H. White
Death notices from Charlestown and surrounding areas
Death notices list multiple individuals with names and ages, including Martin Towle 62, Annie B Graves, Lucy V Lowden 28 5, Abbie Scudder 60, Mrs R C Low 80 9 5, Eleazer J Bispham 88, Sarah M Chadbourne 56, Benjamin F Delano 31, Emeline Dyer 71 8, Alfred Fawcett 62, Mrs S August a Muncov 62, Charles E Orrall 43, Catherine Worthley 67. Notices mention funeral times, addresses, and relatives. several city and suburb locations include Charlestown Chelsea Dorchester Melrose Highlands Bridgewater New Bedford Roslindale Milton and more.
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Old Colony
Kneeland Street
Milton
New York
Philo- Sene
Chadbourne
New Bedford
Sarah M
George G. Chadbourne
Delano
Chelsea
Benjamin F. Delano
Cottage Street
Dyer
Bridgewater
Emeline
Albert H. Dyer
Alexander French
Fawcett
Melrose Highlands
Alfred Fawcett
Vinton Street
Heince
Walnut Hill
Mass
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Theatre
Evans and Hoey
Reed and Collier
la Regaloncita
Russell
Tremont
John Russell
Amelia Glover
Dan Daly
Luke Schoolcraft
J. C. Miron
Julius Witmark
Kate Uart
Margaret Fitzpatrick
Ethel Ormonde
Nellie Parker
Lydia Yeomans-Titus
Tyrone Powers
Add Ryman
William Cameron
Museum
Museum Stock Company
New York Lyceum Theatre
Kerry
Wilson
Wweeee
Globe Theatre
Rose Coghlan
Sardou
Charlie Reed
Eddie Collier
Hollis Street
Hoss and Hoss
Charles T. Ellis
Count Casper
Grand Opera House
Mr. Ellis
Robert Manchester
Night Owls
Howard Atheneum
Aloo
Austin & Stone
Lyceum Theatre
Palace Theatre
the Cohans
Williams
Colby
Hewlettes
Frank Marion
James McDonald
Arizona Jack
Collins and Moore
Josie Cohan
Sisters Colman
Dick Dupont
Ed Manning
Reeves
Providence
Rose
Charles Coghlan
Miss Coghlan
Zicka
Mr. Coghlan
Henri Beauclerc
Sadie Martinez
Dora
John T. Sullivan
Julian
Frederic Robinson
Orloff
Robert Fischer
Stein
New Dev Nor
Velvet
Connie
Seri Ppe
Women’s Liberal Federation
Elih
India Blount
Mary S. Tockwood
Washington
Frank M. Gould
Psychical Science Congress
Vassar
Yale
University of Chicago
Ann Arbor
Leipsic
United States
Lxpress
Keene’s Mammoth Watch Store
Washington Street
H. H. Tilton & CO
Lincoln Street
Owdoin SQ. Theatre
Chas. F. Atkinson
Hallen & Hart
Waarry
Jack
Crossmith
George Grossmith
Eugene Tompkins
Opera House
Chas. I
Amawin
Lizzze
Vinie Daly
Clobe Theatre
Park Theatre
Rice’s
Barnet
Pflueder’s
Rice
Hollis Oeatre
Isaac B. Rich
Kings of
Hoss
E. H. Sothern
Captain Lettarblair
Boston Music Hall
Sousa
New Marine Band
Marcella Lindh
Antonio Galassi
Razzagolo
Sig
Liberati
Howard
Athen Zhum
WM. C. Cameron
Manchester
OWLS
Chiskeen Lawn
Timont Museum
Suez
Young Men’s Hebrew Association of Boston
Minot Hall
Entertainments
Rich & Harris
Charles Frohman
Sroxremi
Boston Stock Company
Augustus Thomas
Mechanics’ Fair
New England
OF Providence, R. I
Harry Crandall Crandall
Zoellne
Tremont Theatre
Abbey, Schoeffel & Grau
NEW City Directory
Serer Museum
R. M. Field
Pany
NEXMT
Dion Boucicanit
Erry
Court Street
Emerson Piano CO
Tremont ST
Fifth Ave
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