The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-27
ANNIE H1ypLE IN HER MAKE-UP.

When A9ne H.. ands five s old se
afs IL ' HTfs e itss s gill sang Ns
9cr that ticSIed her iea roash Audiences and
ythcy made favorite Of her from the very first.
ss hs crew ap
to London, she enlarged her "repertory."
Zone day. half in Jest; she put On mans cos
women. and the races. A shrewd manager who
listened to her saw Q new field open to her. In
and H; all hondon WV Was taiipe ABOUT the
wonderful and minute accuracy OF her mimlcry.
and about 1857 she came to New York to tr:
IMPLIED in London. She was blonde. about
which. on and or the stage. SHE parted on one
men do. Her Voice was deeper than an alto.
yet i was sweet. and 1t sang truo and with
sa a he Est s,ass
Ls MGfneT hpd not yet ceased to
blanche Selwyn was unhenrd Of: Maggie Yves;
ton was y; Gs +" a0ns n the GroWt tsa
glory was HindIe's. ali the novelty was hers.
and she got all tho money. too. tits y fact that
ss G
%SS Ssss II sh 9neo the hs
Hindlo's admirers far outnumhered his. and
Tmy.ii,"" 'I,"ash ;imsrcs about this time
Was Ch;tri" ian, the English eomiaue. He
se S c" h' rn f and an MA sdm irse
bic rcifcrmrr of the Iipgard type. lie was
,snlo1e before Ii" came here. and on Broad:
;%r Isss tl' ss sl :' @eek Ills path crossed
money rs he was: she was as famous in ono
way rs no was in another: their homes we're
ssnGT' it As ns AND Ssfs
Vivian speedily Tell in love, with Annie Hlndlc;
; Hob9iy was ss,,inriseGi The couple seemed
sp u IT, sy chaTss tN VvSn and Ha
a Mi%dIs wtE; married BY minister in phla,
d;SSs YET tSsy daId not }siayeI tss toEet6ss
h asa nct ae aha h Hs w o
one on, niigLt. .Hindle has since said that he did
SS ssH Sh ssnoSe e
vesa good and true wife 70 him"
ss aaS sy 4 nSt fsSf SSi sss
VA Ms,rsn: iss6. vivian aisd II Lsadyills He had
yta,o founded tns great Order q EiKs
died and they buried him in an unmarked
grave. which waited seven years before the
mp put monument over 1t to the memory OF
unir orders founder.
ali hnr sfraEgest romance came later In
iMnsner was once high factotum t3 this DASH
M; ,hG male imIersonator. and half IL dozen
HMoIh"n since famously known on tho stage
iin at various times helped to make up"
is, Annie rsSi Hin ndI DRESSER as Sa aad
IT,, Sruns,ts of 5~m"ss Quiet Rf'' demure
sirl who made friends wherever she went.
SINGER. One night In june 1885, Annie Hin
Th.matt,d Annie ityaI left the Grand Rapids
dnrat,c' where Hndle was then engaged. and
~ hs a sgsns tho henss Rev E Bro ae
awaited the couple. There was a best man,
ii omy, Gilbert saroney who. oddly enough, was
mnina' imBnrsonat2r; but there was no Brides
anne nlanir hlndle tho husband OF Annie Ryan. The
i in haan groom wore dress suit: the bride was
w u"r travelling costume. The minister put ~
ana Hsasy the the
S s"w husband. opened u bottle OF wine and
f iin'o"ed cigarette pr two. There was sens,l-
Vym m IN Hland itapids otcourse. but the cler;
ali ntf hs sgsm his action mnnf%ay
thn,hIaas finye me hcr-I mean his-namo rs
S"aies iiinde and he assured me that he WAS
VA ~ my bride isa sensible girl. and she
IbcijmSti had no other course to pursue
viii he Gsp may love each other and that they
risht., bride was happy. and tho Clergyman was
dsntb nor happiness ended only with her
Hindu, '"r she ~ was around whose coffin Annie
Ms y y Tho little coltag. ON the Jersey
"''RHts For four or Iyo years Annie