Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-24

esng are visiting Mr.. ana MIS- J. =.
Mckee Il Madlson avenue.
The male members of the Grand
Rapids Bicycle CLUB gave "hayseed
banquet" At the club rooms iass
evening.
Tue alarm Of IRE from box l2l At
Sos last evening Was caused by small
blaze IN Bugierwortn & Loves FUN
dry.
The voigt Milling company, IS -
Their usual custom. gave each one VI
their employees turkey.
Miss Bertha 1itus OF Coopersville 10
in the city. the guest OF her cousin,
Miss Helen Dickerman.
Miss Anna Mcnamara 10 spending
Thanksgiving At the home OF her uncle,
X. Van Dyke, Of Lowell.
The banks, courts aud public Offices
and some OF the places OF euslness Wall
lie closed all day today.
Captain Kell of the recruiting station
Was in Muskegon yesterday looking
after the sub-station-
The chsritab enterprises OF St.
Marks church will be well remembered
this Thanksgiving.
Thanksgiving services will be held in
the First Reformed church this morn
ing at lio'clock.
There were fifteen real estate trans
fers filed with the register Of deeds
yesterday.
Superintendent Chalmers and family
are spending Thanksgiving In Casso-
polls.
Grocers and meat dealers of the city
will close their places u noon today.
Aaron Huttord has arrived home
from four months visit in Europe.
initiated handkerchiefs in silk and
linen. Gardiner & Baxter.
Voigt, Herpolshsimsr b Co. will
close all day today.
All the general railroad Offices will
be closed today.
Amusements.
Tonight Theodore Thomas orches.
ira will appear ut Powers. OF this
| great director little need DO said to the
| followers Of music. His accomplish.
ments and work have long been . part
of the development of the art In his
country which soothes and inspires.
He has been giving symphony concerts
in this country since 1869. He has 1T all
times been an aspiring student ana an
| enthusiast in the matter of striving to
educate the public to the best and mos,
serious compositions. The program
which Will be presented by his band il
one that should attract an Overiowing
attendance 1t the theater.
The sale of seats for the Rhea en-.
gagement opened 1T Powers Grand
yesterday. There IL q large demand
for tomorrow night, when Josephine
will be presented. This superb histor.
ical drama, which 80 we'll DEPICTS the
story OF Napoleon and Josephine, Is one
of the most popular offerings Rhea haa
given. At the Saturday matinee she
will be seen In Sardou's comedy
princess Andrea" and on Saturday
evening IN one of her most delightful
| transformations, that of Beatrice 10
"Much Ado About Nothing"
| There are many persons IN this city
that have hopes of occupying tho Office
OF postmaster next spring. They may
be able to get some pointers about the
| Office and the manner in which il may
be obtained by attending the play Of
that name, which opens at the Grand
next Sunday night.
The Robin Hood Opera company will
be at Powers December s and 6
"Robin Hood" was seen here two sea.
sons ago, and since that time il has en-
joyed . most remarkable run In New
York. The company numbers some
fifty persons and an orchestra.
Large honses are assured at thu
| Grand this afternoon and evening
The Fields & Hanson company have
one OF the neatest and cleanest spec
ialty programs yet seen in this the ater
There will be special Thanksgivins
day matinee down at Smiths theatel
today.