Social Notes Highlight Keppler Family and Society Figures
The piece spotlights Miss Keppler and her debut, Olga Keppler’s social prominence, and two Misses Marshall, daughters of Mrs Auris Marshall. It mentions Mr Keppler's artful furnishings reflecting varied national styles, and notes Mr Col Savage as a famed actor’s wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Keppler
Chicaze
Olga Keppler
Misses Marshall
Auris Marshall
Markell, Spellman & Co
Marshall
Carrie Marshall
Col Savage
Venus
Paris educated Kerli Qed and American envoy worries
The fragment mentions Kerli Qed educated in Paris and her concern over an American ambassador in Germany around the Smoot era. It notes her accompanying husband to Washington, widowhood, and living with Mr and Mrs Dableren in Cal Savage circles. References to travels, New York gatherings, and a social figure mix Joanne Hevid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerli
Paris
W Gerany
Washington
Init
Gow
New York
Marquise de Carriere
Indessa
Birsara
Mixa
Joanne Hevid
Juentiy
Dora Gergen
Suppressing Vice And Moral Reform In The Nation
A Victorian era piece describes the suppression movement against immoral literature and vice. It recounts cases of readers and distributors in New York and Newark, praises police and post office actions, and notes notable supporters like Cornelius Vanderbilt and Abram Hewitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Satan
Chicago
New York
Algo
New York Society For the Suppression of Vice
Nob
Abram
Hewist
Morgan Dix
Augustin Daly
Elbridge T. Gerry
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Celtic cross to honor mariners at Point Reyes site
A memorial cross to be erected at Point Reyes peninsula near three quarters of a mile from the southern lighthouse. Funded by George W. Childs editor of the Philadelphia Ledger, the Celtic design copies Monasterboice with a book of common prayer and Episcopal diocese seal. consecration set for the 25th of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prav
Fairs
George W. Childs
Philadelphia Ledger
Monasterboice
Ireland
Episcopal Diocese of
California
Point Reyes Peninsula
The Younger Son and Other Theatrical Notes in New York
A New York theater column reviews Belasco's The Younger Son at the Empire, contrasting its stage tricks with the play The Girl I Left Behind Me. It highlights James E. Wilson as a standout in the elder son role and traces Wilson’s career from Allan Dare to The Power of the Press. It also covers The Algerian’s success, Florence Rockwell’s rise, Richard Mansfeld’s portrayal of Shylock, and upcoming Rosenfield productions Olaf and Jimmie’s Uncle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
David Belasco
Empire Theatre
Fanny
Belasco
Fyles
the Empire
Herasco
Mr. Belasco
Hare
Mr. Helssen
Henry George
James E. Wilson
Wilson
Pat
Admiral Porter
Allan Dare
Wilton Lacksye
Francis Carlyle
James B. Wilson
Charles Frohman
Frohman
William Gillette
Themy
Stuart Robson
San Francisco
Alcazar Theater
Iie
Florence Rockwell
Thomas W. Keene
United States
Keene
Rockwall
Desdemona
Opheila
Juile de Mortimer
St. Louis
Mise Rockwell
Amanda J. Rockwell
Mary Scott-Rowland
Miss Rockwell
Indy
Olaf
Niblo
Rosenfield Brothers
Men Who Stock Company
Rodrigues Ottolengal
Anna Katherine Greene
Jimmie
Pall Mall
Gilbert and Sullivan
Nancy McIntosh
Utopia, Limited
Bart Mcltosh
Lola Yberri Reveals Dance Potentials in New York
New York on November 8 reports Lola Yberri gaining public favor at the Eden Musee with supple grace and high kicks. She notes steady practice is required for the popular Spanish style amid Carmencita’s influence and imitators in American theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
America
California
Mexico
Lola Yberri
Miss Yberri
New York
Carmencita
Lola Ybert
Hersel
Eden Museo
New York City
Car
Impressions of a Spanish Gallar Torialist and Dance
Fragmentary commentary on a Spanish style and dance philosophy notes how movement, not words, conveys passion. The text references an American audience, a young woman, and a critic’s view of Castilian expression, all in a garbled reminiscence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mencita
Linaro
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Anthony Comstock
Borad
Grow's of
Chinas
Genter
Bavice
Gibor
Newark
Pres
Traud
West
Pacific
Plymouth Rock
George W. Child
Francis Fiewrher
Church of England
Sir Francis Drake
Aaa
Scott
Inity
McKes Rankin
MacDonough
DaKoyen
Philadelphia
Lofton
Hill
Glen Mac Dosough
Delmonico
Bix
Marlo Jensen
Richard Mansfield
Herrmann’s
Manefield
Therough
Shakespeare
Edwin Booth
Richard Mansfeld
Lous Yaenat
Lhelst
Werrell & Soulf
Syracusr
Veal Street
New Kerk
Furniture
Alex
FREW
Alexander
Brego
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