Tailors Banquet Style Show At Arlington Continues
Delegates of the National Association of Merchant Tailors adjourned after electing officers led by A McCarthy of Chicago as president and naming New York as next year’s convention site. The Arlington Hotel banquet drew all delegates as the Style Show stayed open until tomorrow night. A parade to Fort Myer to view a Fifteenth Cavalry drill occurred this afternoon. Miss Anna Hutcherson, honored for wearing the harem skirt, was fielded with offers to pose in Richmond and New York, while designer Emma L Davies promised further refinements based on visitor feedback.
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Arlington Hotel
Fort Myer
Offera
Fifteenth Cavalry
Warren Dean
Anna Hutcherson
Richmond
New York
Emma L. Davies
Ellen Terry Lectures on Shakespeare’s Women at National Theater
English actress Ellen Terry delivered a dramatic lecture on the “Pathetic Heroines of Shakespeare” at the National Theater for a large Bristol School for Girls audience. She discussed Juliet, Lady Macbeth, Ophelia, Desdemona, Cleopatra, and Cordelia, performing key scenes including Romeo and Juliet’s potion and the Merchant of Venice mercy speech. The event, Terry’s final public appearance in the country, drew strong applause and closed with Ophelia’s mad scene.
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Ellen Terry
National Theater
Bristol School For Girls
Miss Terry
America
England
Shakespeare
Juliet
Macbeth
Ophelia
Cordela
Moss Terry
Terry
Army Orders Highlight Transfers and Departures
Capt. Tred erick W Altstalter reports for hospital treatment at Walter Reed General Hospital while Capt Perrins Smiph proceeds to the Philippines. First Lt Norton De Wood heads to Fort Huachuca for staff duty. Capt Willian Pl Woodall discharged with pay. A board meets at Fort Leavenworth March 1 to appraise officers for retirement or duty. Remainder details include assignments to Columbus Barracks Jefferson Barracks Fort Columbia Presidio of San Francisco Fort Worgan Fort St Philip Fort Reno and Manila board composition led by Col Arthur Colcat.
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Trederick W.altstaltter
Corps of Engineers
Walter Reed General Hospital
Perrins Smiph
Philippines
Norton DE Wood
Sixth Field Artillery
Fort Huachuca Ariz
Waller S Schuster
U. S
Willian PL Woodall
Arthur, Delacroix
Medical Reserve Corps
Fort Columbia
Department of the Columbia
Prank Cheatham
Fort Worgan
Ala
Fort St. Philip la
Fort Siti
Fort Reno
Okla
Morris
KECK
Twelfth
Infantry
Department of California
Presidio of
San Francisco
Carroll F Atrmistlad
Presidio
Cal
William M Roberts
Medical Corps
Fort Ogiethorpe
Willis E Mills
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Madison Barracha
New York
Army
Manila
Arthur Colcat
Twentieth Infantry
Alfred E Bradley
Shaw Medical Corps
M Charles
H Barth
Charles C. Ball
Georg E Price
Fourteenth Cavalry
Naval medical and constructor postings in early year orders
Naval orders list medical director T Hibbett to command Norfolk Naval Hospital and W R DuBose on naval medical examining duties in Washington DC Also assigns naval constructors and related officers with January commissioning dates Movements note arrivals at Hampton Roads Norfolk Port Guantanamo and Galveston routes and ships listed for dispatches
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T. Hibbett
Naval Hospital
Norfolk
W. R DuBose
Prember
Naval Examining and
Naval Medical Examining Boards
Washington DC
Heap
Naval
Arricel
Hampton Roads
Brutus
Neoport
Newa Averhase
Ker West Lab
Fanos
Guantanamo
Seerpou Sea
Pauldingfren
Gaiertun Teast
Fainpa
Galveston
Tampa
Gelvestouw
WIFE Sues EX BROKER OVER DIVORCE FACTS
Marjorie B. Love files for divorce from Sidney C. Love once a Manhattan broker now in Seattle Washington. Mount Vernon Supreme Court Justice Mills signs an order for service by publication in two newspapers. Mrs. Love states she has not seen him in two years. Love once lost millions in a Wheat deal in spring 1900.
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Washington Post
Mount Vernon
Marjorie B. Love
Sidney C. Love
Manhattan
Seattle
Wash
Supreme Court
Mills
Love
Unity
Equitable Life Assurance Society Holds Annual Meeting
At the annual meeting of the Equitable Life Assurance Society New York retiring officers were reelected and no action was taken on the presidency left vacant by Paul Morton’s death. Resolutions were adopted on Morton and J Edward Swanstrom. Robert Henderson became actuary and Robert Mather joined the executive committee. Judge William A Day will head the society for now.
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New York
Equitable Life Assistance Society
Paul Morton
Morton
J. Edward Swanstrom
Brooklyn
Robert Henderson
Robert Mather
Swanstrom
William A. Day
George Hires Dies at 67 in Atlantic City Hotel
Former Representative George Hires of Salem New Jersey died at Ins Apartments in a city hotel at age 67. Death caused by pneumonia aggravated by heart trouble. He served in Congress from 1885 to 1989.
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Atlantic City
N. J
George Hires
Salem
Ins
Hires
Congress
Sir Horace Plunkett Seeks Fortification of Canal
Sir Horace Plunkett, president of the Irish Agricultural League, returned from a West Indies and Isthmus of Panama tour and urged fortifying the canal. He said fortifications would be unnecessary under universal peace, but currently unavoidable. He supported Canadian reciprocity in principle, though he offered no detailed comment.
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New York
Sir Horace Plunkett
Irish Agricultural League
West Indies
Panama
Horace
America
Sir Horace
Initiation on Crater Tour By Shriners
The Mner Wil helmina, chartered by the Ancient Order of Mystic Shriners, left San Francisco for Honolulu carrying 120 officials and women. Led by Fred A. Hines, imperial potentate for North America, the party travels twenty days to reach Kilauea crater for an initiation ceremony.
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San Francisco
Mner Wilhelmina
Order of
Mystic Shriners
Honolulu
United States
Fred A. Hines
North America
Kilauea
Monkey Destroys Circus in Orwigsburg
A monkey overturned a heater in the winter quarters of a small railroad circus at Orwigsburg Pennsylvania causing destruction of circus paraphernalia a cage of monkeys trained apes a pack of dogs a den of snakes and several horses. One horse survived. The owner was in Wilkes-Barre arranging additions to the show for a Southern start.
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Pottsville
Orwigsburg
Wires-Barre
Confessions of a Housekeeper and the Heater
A humorous tale of Jim and a stubborn heater as both argue and resist care in a cluttered home. The narrator recalls nightly wakeups, improvised fixes, and the stubborn appliance that tests tempers more than battles, culminating in a plan to hire help and avoid another cold start.
Society Notes From New York Public Events And Home Aims
Metropolitan Museum society plans. Consul general Justine Lay and Mrs Lay return to Stoneleigh Court before sailing to Brasil. Miss Powell back from six weeks in New York with Col and Mrs Powell at the Dresden. One act play The Field Hospital by James F J Archibald to be repeated at the Playhouse this afternoon at five, Sister Agnes to be played by Miss Jane Sands. Several hostesses announce the last at home dates of the season with 4 to 6 pm receptions and apologies for illness and absences.
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Justine Lay
Rico Janeiro
Miss Powell
New York
Col
Mrs. Powell
Dresden
Recital at Sanders & Stayman Showcases Washington Musicians
About 500 guests attended a complimentary pianola and song recital at the Sanders & Stayman Company showroom in Washington. William C. Mulls, Eugene Conte, and W. Gray Hawley performed with Miss Mary Bransom accompanying. Eleven numbers, each earning encores, brightened the evening with tasteful decor and souvenirs for women attendees.
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Sanders & Stayman Company, Incorporated
Ftreet
Northwest
Frm
Washington
William C. Mulls
Eugene Conte
W. Gray Hawley
Block Eddys Suit Over Mrs Eddy Will
Henry M. Baker executor seeks injunction in Concord to void the will of Mrs Mary Baker Eddy founder of the Christian Science Church. Glover and attorney allegedly signed an agreement to forego rights to Eddy property in exchange for a large payment.
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Angebeu LU Buavger Negetbie
Concord
N. H
George W. Glover
Mary Baker Glover Eddy
The
Christian Science Church
Henry M. Baker
Eddy
E. Tey Foster Eddy
Sage donates $10,000 for New York fire department library
Mrs Russell Sage contributed ten thousand dollars for library purposes for the New York fire department. Rev. Edward M. H. Knapp, the department chaplain, is noted as librarian and received notice today.
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Washington Post
New York
Russell Sage
New York Fire Department
Edward M. H. Knapp
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Barbara Boyd
Jim
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Jing
Jin
Toxt
Metropolitan Museum of New York
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Edwin Pearson Parker
Masses Parker
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Miss Hemphyl
Rhett Stuart
E. 8. Parham
Caltoun
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Columbia Road
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H. F. Cary
the Rochambeau
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Larchmont
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Miss Allan
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Henry D. Fry
Nineteenth Street Northwest
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Philipps
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Old Point Comfort
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Edward Stunford
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