Opera at National Theater Disappoints as Cavalieri Fails to Appear
Large Washington audience heard The Metropolitan Opera Company present La Boheme at the National Theater. Mme Cavalieri was advertised but absent. Miss Bessie Abcott Bond and M. Scotti led a strong cast. The performance, praised for voice and staging, drew enthusiasm despite a smaller crowd than hoped.
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National Theater
Mme. Cavalieri
Miss Bessie
Abcott
M. Bond
M. Scotti
Metropolitan Opera Company of York
Washington
Avis
Avalieri
Suns
Sje Almoatt
Metropoli- New York
Vne Enet Fm
Jormaces
Hi Generti
Far Jette
Washington Estes Conred Gners Company
Son
Lasc Broome
Simularius
Pisa
Studi
Reneci
Grand Opera Opening Draws Elite Washington Crowd
A crowded house attended the first of three grand opera performances in Washington. Mrs Hikina, Senator Warren, Mrs Foster, Miss Robeson, and many dignitaries filled boxes. Attendees included box parties from Belmont, McMillan, and Belmont Tiffany, with guests from embassies and high offices. Notables such as the Roosevelts, Longworths, and various diplomats appeared in elegant gowns and jewelry.
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Phough
Hikina
Senator Warren
Foater
Robeson
Perry. Belmont
James McMillan
Woodbury Blair
George Law
Miss Bikins
Butler Ames
Centaro
von Stumm
Roosevelt
Longworth
Viscount de Chambrun
Ethel Roosevelt
Miss Youngs
AL Geraltine Farrar
Jose
Meyer
Navy
Miss Newberry
Ohn
BS. Newberry
Detroit
Mtrs
Newberry
John Newher
Vin Swinderen
C. C. Glover
Nes Lilwards
Beveridge
Robert Bacon
Miss Bacon
Archer Lee
Charles S. Bromwell
Fiorace Westualt
Nathaniel Francis
Mathilde Townsend
Townsend
Anna Cockrell
Pulse Foraker
Richard
Hunt Slater
Corea
Bourke Cochran
Charles Henry Bull
Renal
Bert Palnopale
Martha Cameron
Vietor
John
Edward Mitchell
Godoy
Mme
Vanes
Benjamin PF. Tilson
Stiss Zelma Pilson
Atry Rapley
M.S. Quay
Mandeville
John Rrett
Panama
Patton
Converse
Fie
Tiffany Fiver
Gosia
Argentine Legation
Selinas
Yoacham
Cufbcan
J. H. War
la Andersen
Count Wadhemir
Haiti
Aime. Leger
FT Vor Schubert
Kiebarsy
Masons Observe Maundy Thursday Banquet at Scottish Rite Hall
Knights of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Masons held a Maundy Thursday celebration at Scottish Rite Hall 1007 G Street NW with 150 members extinguishing symbolic merits. Speakers praised Washington Lincoln McKinley and Roosevelt and stressed duties to country and fraternal unity.
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Scottish Rite Hall
G Street Northwest
Jacobus
Jones
Henry K. Simpson
Albert Pike
United States
Arthur B. Hagen
Internal Revenue Bureau
Offles
Washington Amiig
Lincoln
McKinley
Roosevelt
Harry G. Kimball
Egypt
Kimball
Carter Jr. Weene
Maurice 1
Rosenberg
Ellwood P. Morey
Fred M. Book
Francis A. Sebring
Easter Egg Frolic at White House Grounds
The Marine Band will perform as children and adults gather for the annual Easter egg roll on the White House grounds. Adults accompany children to join the fun, guardianship turning into shared merriment, as baskets of colored eggs roll toward the distant iron fence amid broken shells and green slopes. Col. Bromwell, superintendent of Public
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White House
Col. Bromwell
Marine Band to Give Public Concert for Children
A public concert by the Marine Band will be held for children from 0 to 5:30 o'clock. The event promises musical performances and accessible entertainment for young attendees in a community setting.
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The
Marine Band
Jewel for Stirling Kerr Is Presented at Albert Pike Consistory
Stirling Kerr Jr a night commander of the Court receives a jewel and certificate at a consistory meeting. The inscription notes presented to Stiring Kerr Jr Koo C H Past Venerable Master of the Kadosh by Albert Pike Consistory Washington D C April 14 1998. Kerr holds multiple Masonic roles including Royal Order of Scotland and is bookkeeper of the Supreme Council Thirty third Degree.
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Stiring Kerr
Albert
Pike Consistory
Washington,d. C
Carter
Keene
Kerr
Harmony Lodge
Temple
Lod
Supreme Council Thirty-third Degree
House of the Temple
The
City
Names of guests at hotels listed by city and state
The excerpt lists numerous guests staying at major hotels across cities like Boston New Willard Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh and more. Names include Mr and Mrs Carleton Noyes M Noyes William Proudman and wife and many others with affiliations to Raleigh Arlington and Metropol itan. The text also includes two brief fragments from Chicago papers The Other Way and Old Grimes sections.
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Thayer
Jules Voghern
Raleigh
Boston
Carleton Noyes
M. Noyes
New Willard
William Proudman
Charles Trimby
Chicago
Charles E. Vroman
Arlington
George H. Holister
Ebbitt
A. F. Evans
GE. Dyson
Carl C. Roessler
BE. K. Springer
F. H. Wells
New York City
J. H. Johman
John Ham
Richard UW. Abercromble
David ‘T
Davis
Jame Gamble Rogers
Theodore Earle
W. C. Mahone
H. H. Hodgkinson
W. W. Kennedy
Jack Slagen
Lucile Lawrence
Charles Goat
G. C. Gobierr
Les Genest
Luka G. Lynch
Herbert Adams
David M. Newberge
F. Wickham and Wits
CL M. Gaus
G3. Buckber
A. McNamee
Mrs. M. Harlann
M. Harrison
Metropolitan
E. M. Healy
FT. Mason
C. Rush
W. H
C. A. Seales
RA Fulvna
National Pittsburg
Lex
Callow
New Willan
B. H. Taylor
Jamie Raleigh Richmont
Charles It
Branner
Willian Pay Dill
WF McRae
Metronalitan
Miss Hamler
Mises Meilaline Bell
Margaret Mojitti
Mae Shultz
Pearl Riieman
Pearl Lichtenstein
Adeline Rhodes
Kate Buiford
Katherine
Jones
St. James
Alabama
James J. Rilla
Selman
FT. Russel
Mabile
Curley
Tray
Alifornia
D. Powers
San Francisco
J. Wheel
Tex Angelns
National
Connecticut
Theodore P. Terry
Ansonia
George
Thompson
New Haven
Avery
Stamford
Metrovglitan
RGLA
Worb
Prangie
Newman Shoreuam
W. M. Graham
Atlanta
St James
Indiana
Notic A. Williams
Terre Haute
Beiritt
Kentucky
Murray Tl. Hubbard
Covington
Rateigh
Frits Hun
Prankfort
MARYL
James
Middletown
Shorenam
Massachusetts
D. W. Cosgrave
Marlboro
Ehien Thomson
Malcolm
Donald Homson
Swamscott
New Wil
Addie L. Rice
Watertown
Gertrude Thuron
R. Fowler Steder
Westfield
Natimai
Michigan
Craige Codd
John Codd
Etroi
Lem W. Brown
Charles
Chase
Detroit
Irah H. Patterton
Lansing
Minnesota
F. 11
Walker
Minneapolis
Italelgi
Mississippi
Merion ‘Moore
Frances Askew
Vicksburg
Missouri
W. H. Ra
Br. Louis
Nebraska
M. CG. Peters
Miex
Gladys Peters
Omaha
Acington
J. Mc Marding
Ebhbits
Camden
W. F. McMichael
Wie
Th. McMichael
McMichael
Freehold
Miss Thompson
Park
Glazier
Wheeler
Asbury Park
M Moss Coleman
Jersey City
New York State
George B. Curtis
Binghamton
P. Wheeler
Endeavor
Charles C. Townsend
New Brighton
Rhode Island
Wink
Providence
Raleleh
Kenry G. Carpenter
South Carolina
J. Frazer Lyon
Abbeville
Texas
H. Cowan
Fort Worth
Vermont
A. W. Engleby
T. FB. Burgess
Charlington
Virginia
Westcottand
Hastville
Ariington
I S. Southgate
Mise Louise Hunter
Misa Southgate
Norfolk
Graves
Bristol
Washington
George Danworth
Charles T. Danworth
Seattle
Shoreham
George Turner
Spokane
West Virginia
Lee Roy Lowenstein
Invited by Baron Takahira Eyes and Cameras in Washington
A visiting Japanese group led by Motosaku Tsuchiya from Asahi Shimbun toured Washington with cameras and guides, meeting with Second Secretary Hanihara at the Japanese Embassy. They described themselves as friendly and said the episode would showcase good will between Japan and the United States. James Toro Ito and others accompanied the delegation during the visit to the Shoreham Hotel.
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Yasive
Flower Kingdom
Asahi Shimbun
Tokyo
Osaka
Nippon
Washington
Shoreham Hotel
Massinag Hanthara
Hanihara
Baron Takahira
Motosaku Tsuchiya
Japan
James Toro Ito
Nomura Guests Arrive in Washington for Roosevelt Reception
The nephew of Marquis Ito of Japan and Mme. Nichi Nomura, wife of a wealthy Japanese jeweler and friend of Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, plan to meet President Roosevelt. Nomura will stay with Mrs. Longworth. a large party of Japanese delegates led by Baron Tekahine and including Asayama Enami Haga Hatomi Hori and many others will be presented to the President.
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Marquis Ito
Japan
Mme
Nichi Nomura
Nicholas Longworth
Longworth
Mme. Nomura
Washington
Roosevelt Orday
S. Ogawa
Aburi
Shibata
K. Soho
T. ‘Tajima
Takakura
Takigawa
M. Toyama
Tasukamoto
K. Umehaara
Watanaba
Tamaguchi
H. Yoneya
Yoshiwara
K. Sugimura
M.tsuchiya
K. Kunehima
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Mme. Dereyners Singing
Tsa
Pit Pesce
Arrnalis
Arco
Cout Stern Co
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Eond
Marcelle
Piedht
Mimi
Messehett
Beret
Thomas
Risticana
Burenics
Robert Berberich
Seventh
St. Mae
McKinney
August B. Coolidge
Masons
Grand Lodge
Free and Accepted Masons
Jewel
Stirling Kerr
Albert’ Pike
Xnight
Him
Chicago Tribune
Grimes
Chicago News
Starlate
American Security and Rust Company
Fifteenth and
Pennsylvania Avenue
Globe Circlers
Baron
Takahtra
Nicholas Wengworth
CIA Cis
Clison
Thornton
7Th St. N. W
McCray
Nelson Refrigerator Co
F Street
N.W
Peter Grogan
Weber Sine Opere
Geraldine Farrar
Connied
Metropolitan Opera Co
Weber Piano
Weber Piano CO
Percy S. Foster
Mgr
9Th St. N. W
Blome of
Velati
Alain 2081
Pedro Domecq
Tian Xander
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
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