Merrill Chase Rotch Colt Weddings at Annapolis and Bristol
At Annapolis Maryland November 16 the Rev William Southgate united James C Merrill MD US A and Miss Mary P daughter of the late Thomas Chase in marriage. At Bristol Rhode Island November 16 at St Michael s Church the Rt Rev Bishop Clark assisted by George L Locke Arthur Rotch of Boston and Lisette de Wolf Colt daughter of Mrs Freeman Marckwald of New York married.
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Merrill—Chase
Annapolis
William Southgate
James C. Merrill
U.S. A
Mary P.ek
Thomas Chase
Je de Zhe Rotch
Colt
Bristol
R.1
St. Michael’s Church
Bishop Clark
George L. Locke
Arthur Rotch
Boston
Lisette de Wolf Colt
Freeman Marckwald
New York
Obituaries Listed For November in Boston Area
Obituaries recall residents from Newton Middlesex Fells Dorchester Dedham East Boston Malden Dorchester Lancaster South Boston Natick Roxbury Cambridge Charlestown and Saugus with ages from 5 months to 85 years. Names include Eliza Ball Charles Barrett William Cowdin Francis Dyer Eliza Hall Thomas Harrington Alice Harris Charity Bacon Frank Jordan Sarah Lougee Abby Pearson Albert Smith Mary Stillman John Trull Helen Waldmyer Richard Waymouth Lillian White Elizabeth Wild and others.
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Ball
Newton
Eliza B. Ball
Barrett
Middlesex Fells
George Taylor Barrett
Cowdin
Dorchester
William E. Cowdin
Dyer
Dedham
Francis Stephen Dyer
Hall
East Boston
Eliza Tileston
Taylor G. Hall
Harrington
Malden
Thomas W. Harrington
Theodore Winthrop
Chelsea
Harris
Alice J. Harris
Johnson
Lancaster
Mass
Calvin Holman
Charity Bacon
James Eastman Johnson
Niles
Mich
Jordan
Frank L. Jor_dan
LA Forme
South Boston
Sarah J
Vincent la Forme
Lougee
Sarah F. Lougee
Pearson
Abby Whitman
John H. Pearson
Smith
Albert Greenleaf Smith
Henry F. Smith
Stillman
South Natick
Mary D
Oscar B. Stillman
Trull
Sangus
John Trull
Waldmyer
Roxbury
Helen Viola Waldmyer
Charles K
Anna F. Waldmyer
Waymouth
Cambridge
Richard Dana
George and
Helen S. Waymouth
White
Charlestown
Lillian Gertrude
George
Lizzie White
Wild
Elizabeth A
John P. Wild
Marriage Intention Notices Filed at Registrar Office
With best intentions filed applications at the Registrar's Office on November 21 1892 listing couples William B Jewell and Emma E Thompson James Sweeney and Margaret Harrnet Vineiro Lanza and Maria I di Silva William McAlen and Ellen H Donohue Herbert F George and Emma E Staton all seeking marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Jewell
Emma E. Thompson
James Sweeney
Margaret Harrnet
Vineiro Lanza
Maria I di Silva
William McAlen
Ellen H. Donohue
Herbert F. George
Emma E. Staton
Marriages Filed With City Registrar 1892 Notice
Nov 21 1892 filing lists marriages in this city on Nov 16 by Rev J W Brigham Charles W Blake and Levinia J Osborne. Also Nov 16 by Rev Erwin Den Betts George W Lovering and Sarah E Snow en.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Brigham
Charles W. Blake
Levinia J. Osborne
Erwin den Betts
George W. Lovering
Sarah E. Snowen
Deaths Reported to Registrar November 18 1892 City
The city records show deaths on November 18 including Sarah P Blake aged 48 Sophia J Burgess aged 8 Margaret Dwyer aged 66 and Thomas F Kelley in this city. This notice lists names and ages for public registrar records.
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Sarah P. Blake
Sophia J. Burgess
Margaret Dwyer
Thomas F. Kelley
Harvard College Overseers Adjourned Meeting Notice
An adjourned meeting of the Board of Overseers will be held at 50 State Street Boston on Wednesday November 23 at 11 o clock a m to receive communications from the President and Fellows and to transact other business. Alexander McKenzie secretary November 16 1892.
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H Harvard College
State Street
Boston
Alexander McKenzie
Inbridge
Miss Allen’s Boston Gymnasium Pioneers Women’s Fitness
Daily Talks with Boston Women highlights Miss Mary Allen who built Boston’s Allen Gymnasium on Essex Street and later expanded to Armory Hall. Her efforts produced a $50,000 building fund, a model Turkish and Russian bath annex, and a national example of women’s physical culture aimed at recreating balance and relief from nerves and doctors’ bills.
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Mary Allen
Boston
Miss Allen
Essex Street
Armory Hall
Winter
West Streets
Notable Social Transitions and Women of Note
A survey of notable women includes Margaret Mather’s likely July Kenosha marriage to Rev. Frank A. Pease, and upcoming bar admissions for Titus Hogan of Columbia College and Mrs Cornelia Hood of Brooklyn. Sydney University names Louisa Macdonald examiner for Greek. Ella Knowles elected Maine Attorney General.
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Margaret Mather
Kenosha, Wis
Frank A. Pease
Titus
Elizabeth Hogan
Columbia College
Cornelia K. Hood
Montaguestreet
Brooklyn
Sydney University
Louisa Macdonald
New University College For Women
Ella L. Knowles
Helena
Mont
Henry Villard
New York
Cleveland
Sherry
Mary Grant
Oscar Wilde
Tite Street
Chelsea
Eng
Chicago
Washington
Presbyterian Church
Legation
Question Sparks Debate Over Liveliness of Baby
A reader quoted Mr. Cleveland asking if the baby was the liveliest ever seen, prompting a playful exchange about personality and charm. The brief line circulated as a social quip in the columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye
Winter Fashion Notes From A Boston Shop Window
A columnist critiques corset lines velvet wear and train constraints. Advice covers hair parts Napoleon curls pale blouses and the enduring appeal of utilitarian fur capes amid a wary taste for slimming silhouettes.
Fashion trends foretell return of hoop skirt influence
The article notes a revival of hoop silhouette with slender women wearing padded hips, shorter waists, and increasingly flared skirts. Parisian designers Rouff and Worth are cited for multi-breadth skirts, demi trained cuts, and flounces. It predicts double skirts and color panel inserts widening at the hem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouff
Paris
Worth
Mrs Cleveland’s New Role In the White House
Friends of the Clevelands outline post March A policy for the administration. Mrs Cleveland, the blushing bride, will be highly domestic and less the center of attention. Ruth Cleveland will be the great pet, forming a beautiful picture with the President-elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevelands
White House
Cleveland
Ruth
Squire
Don Dickinson
A Dinner Dress From Paris Illustrated Feature
A daily hint from Paris describes a dinner dress in sea green bengaline with a corsage bow of green velvet and jet claire de lune embellishments. Sleeves are tulle with jet, and jet details appear on the tulle flounce at the bottom of the shirt.
London stage scene praises Coghlan and Sullivan in Captain Lettarblair
A bustling theatre notice lauds Coghlan and Sullivan for vivid acting in Captain Lettarblair at the Globe Theatre with Miss Coghlan, praising the company and noting an extra matinee on Thanksgiving Day. Also reviews Dan McCarthy's The Cruiskeen Lawn at the Howard, highlighting Danny O'Brien and Kate Carney performances and the elaborate scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan McCarthy
the Howard
McCarthy
Ireland
Thomas J. Smith
Danny O’brien
Charles McNarney
Paddy Miles
Grace Hamilton
Kate Carney
Professor Campbell
All Ireland
Surrender Opens at Columbia with Frohman Boston Company
A Boston audience sees Augustus Thomas's new Civil War play Surrender at the Columbia Theatre starring Louis Aldrich Rose Eytinge and Miriam O Leary. The cast earns an enthusiastic reception with curtain calls and praise for the costumes and Southern charm amid a witty sentimental foreground.
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Columa Theatre
Charles Frohman
Boston Stock Company
Aly Stage
Augustus Thomas
Miriam O’leary
Europe
Boston
Mr. Thomas
Dixie
Louis Aldrich
Rose Eytinge
Thomas
E.W. Presbrey
Mr. Aldrich
Colgate
Burr MclIntosh
Clement Bainbridge
Henry Woodruff
Maude Banks
Alabama
Ie Columbia
Columbia Theatre
Rich & Harris
Moh
Augustus Thoms
Sothern in Captain Lettaroblair disappoints Boston audience
Boston spectators filled Hollis Street Theatre last night for F H Sothern in Captain Lettaroblair a drama by Miss Merington that falls short of expectations. The work shows flaws in construction and dialogue though Sothern and Miss Harned earn praise. Ed W Rowland's company at Austin's Palace Theatre then presented The Fairies Well with Timmons delivering notable singing and a strong supporting cast. Thanksgiving Day shows run from 10:30 am to 11 pm with many acts throughout.
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F. H. Sothern
Boston
Hollis Street
Sothern
Lettarblair
Erington
Artray
Lord Chumiley
Miss Harned
Bud
Ed. W. Rowland
George H. Timmons
Austin
Palace Theatre
Berol
Belmonte
O’brien
Jennings
Fansons
Allen and Rankin
Mabel O’brien
Chevalier Sisters
Matthews
Russell's Comedians at Tremont in City Directory show
A crowded Tremont Theatre audience welcomed Russell's Comedians and their show The City Directory last night. The act drew strong crowds despite Society Fad, with Miss Glover praised for dance routines. Next week closes the engagement before Miss Rosina Vokes appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Tremont Theatre
Glover
Rosina Vokes
Hallen and Hart Impress in The Idea at Bowdoin Square
The Idea opened at Bowdoin Square Theatre last evening to a packed house. Hallen and Hart and their company drew praise for clever writing and novel situations. Joseph Hart as Oleon Bradford excelled, Hallen received warm greetings, and the chorus and music drew acclaim. The show runs for the rest of the week with an extra Thanksgiving matinee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Messrs. Hallen
Hart
Joseph Hart
Oleon Bradford
Mr. Hallen
Vaudeville at Lyceum Theatre Delights Large Audience
Manager Bingham presents a long strong Lyceum programme with Fay Foster burlesque duo in Fun on a Yacht and Prince Taphee Toophar. Acts by Lassard, Lucifer, Durell brothers, Mazie T Lawrence, Ida Siddons, Indian dudes, Maud Clifton, Edna Vidocq among others. Thanksgiving shows run from 10:30 AM to 10:30 PM.
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Bingham
Lyceum Theatre
Fay Foster
Prince Taphee ‘Toophar
Maud Clifton
Ada Siddons
Lassard
Lucifer
Durell Brothers
Mazie T. Lawrence
Ida Siddons
Joan
Edna Vidocq
Rooster Orchestra Draws Enormous Crowds at Stone and Shaw
Spontaneous praise for managerial effort follows a day of large crowds at Stone & Shaw as the Rooster Orchestra headlines. Eight barnyard chanticleers performed an overture with improvised instruments, drawing loud, extended applause. The act featured the dancing rooster McGinty and other marvels like Flossie La Blanche and Whale Oil Gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Stone
Flossie la Blanche
Hercules
Little Monday
F. M. Keller
Leonidas and Son
Rocky Mountain
Allyne
Democrats Nominates Rackley and Foss for Dover Mayor
Dover New Hampshire Democrats nominate Samuel Rackley for mayor while Republicans select Alonzo M. Foss. The city election is scheduled for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
N. H
Samuel Rackley
Alonzo M. Foss
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