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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
Complimcntary Rcccpt iou.

4 happy company 81 l6O or more per
sons me, on Tuesday night in the hall
over the Star clothing house to enjoy a
complimentary reception given by the
Columbus tent ~ the Knights Of Alacca-
bees. The hosts had caused the halls to
he beautifully decorated with flags and
banners and appropriate floral emblcms
The quartet which furnished Il part Of
the program was composed OF Sessrs.
Adams. Fleming. HASTE and Decker.
The program opened with tho popular
four part song The Hunters Call.'
All the numbers were well given. Miss
frankie Mills SAM the solo. "Ah. 80
True" Master Willie Groskopf and
Maud Brickle and Miss Jennie Wells
played piano solos; Miss Helen Parker
gave recitation. Will Andersen a bari
tone solo. Peter Frank favored the com
pany with violin music. and Miss Elite
Wcifen.ach and Miss Mills gave n man
dolin and guitar duet r. T.. Mills made
some appropriate remarks. Most Of the
company played pedro part Of the even
ing Refreshments OF ices and cake
were served.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

This 10 the gay Augustus Dunlop. the
brilliant editor u Dunlop's Stage News.
pays his respects u Columbus and
"li1.-:
-iA..." 10 the single novelty u the
week. but its Boston run has made II
familiar sith dramatic editors all over
the country. The Gothamites who had
seen IL in the modern Athens we're ex
ceesiingiy doubtful u its New York sue
c-ss. bat % that there can scarcely he \
doubt for T.. 4. Rice has massed his
half nude women In snowy costumes
and staged the whole in garlsh way that
10 sure Ia attract IL IL the old Rice
methods however slang. topical songs.
puus and dances. all extremely fetching.
Eut its New York succcss Is not 81
much due to the show. perhaps. as 10
the public feeling az present about Col
umbus. Ia an abstract manner We have
been celebrating our discovery and As
John ChInaman first discovery of the
Pacific sl"pe Mas "A little too long ago.
and the advent al the Cathsgenian. too
Tar south. Columbus does well enough.
although the Norsemen who first saw the
east coast % the United States have the
best claim. There has hence been no en-
thusiasm ~ the man Columbus who. as
a fact. did not discover anything. but
took the chart from the dead bssdy OK
the pilot Sanchez. which led him Ia the
We,t Indies. and thus Mr.. Rice's fool
ing with the august historical person.
age. who the untainking try Ia deity.
gives a vent hole Ia the rubbish that the
fertile imagination Of our public speak
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
CO~Scns-lsilitile.

The only daughter ~ Mr.. and Mrs.
Leroy Riddle al No - Sherman street
was married at their home at noon last
Sunday to Fred ". Cosssc,Is Of Mt. Cicm-
ems. The Rev. John Heritage OF the
baptist church on Wealthy avenue per
formed the ceremony. Miss Mauce
Howard IL Lake Odessa was maid of
honor and Edward IaHue ~ Grand
Rapids was the grooms best man. The
bride was attired ia a trained hengalinc
silk ~ pale heliotrop". carDitured with
pearls and lace. She wore and carried
bridal roses. Miss Towards gown was
- ccru albatross. drapcd with lace and
harmonizing shade ~ iridcscent silk.
She also carried roses. Mr.. and Mrs
Cossens took the afternoon train for a
bridal trip and after their return the.
will receive their friends at their new
home IN Mt Clemens.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
General Stage News.

Mise Ellen Terry finds that answering
requests for her autographs takes up ~
much 81 her time that she has deter
mincd 10 ,urn that time To profit for
sonnet oly She has hit upon the idea
n establishing nm autograph bed at a
hospital. and 80. IN reply IL the many
pretty letters she receives from ladies.
the Signature Is sent. and with IL a re-
quest ioT a few pence toward the auto
graph tst Miss Terry laat week had
The pleasure ~ sending go as 4 first In
stailment To "a hospital IN the neighbor
hood II her residence at Earrs Court,
London.
\ prominent, English rnelo dramatic
producer - contemplating the establish
men, in New York 81 school for in
structlon solely in this branch - stage
art The gentleman was the original
Long Sampson in that evergreen
triumph in meio. drama. The Stow
away and u is stated that he has
eecures from Mes-rs L,tt and Davis the
privilege 10 using this excellent play ss
a classic study foF has pupils.
When the composer. Schul1e. was
captured by brigands IN the Abruzzi.
they demanded one ~ his own compost
irons from him. with the result that he
aarg a. aria from his latest opera. But
before II was ended. the entire band
hurs, into tears. and their captain. offer
mr. hi. hand Ia SehuiZe. released him
with the words. $50 you. too. stealt l
never exact anything from a colleague!
tmonx the many features - srchi
tectursl beauty ~ The Chieseu Spects
torium. none vih. IL ,s said surrsss
the grand entrance arrhvay. which has
height - leo feet snd span q sixty
five feet This sfchvay will he further
t.autitied by an Immebs. lac relief
representation - the landing q colum
tus TIE building sill not be ready
before the lat - June.
In The forthcoming production - fat'
a Davis blue gysss Idvi In Old hen-
fDcky there are tn ~ employed scenic
embellishments - decidedly move
AMI attractive. character. and to IL >
ordinary synopsis - a. BE ssts-'sl = 'is
tailed description = tho rnuniry b.
Witch the several scenes are isii.
That dainty picture - Nsw Englsnd
lHe =, Sgsnsag Match. travels n ths
l'srifr ooa~i oct ~~s~sn and Ne~~rs
4.i'i 4 baris arr preparing f.r even 4
teorp eishnrsfa 'srs.iuetern q the pas
fhsn that ehteh a. sieilghie't csaisff
riay psirtr- lnst s.sern
nm0eHy 4 Girsri reel fhqir srasar
asi Feet sa hrfp's'f sra sith ihelf ues
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
MAY At ITS DULLEST
Society Has Been Dormant Dur
ING the Past Week.
OUTLOOK FOR the FuTURE
The Ladies' Literary Cisb Win Hold
. Grand silver Anniversary Ccle-
brasion.- Matters u SocScsy.

There 10 no May but Nay" and sure
ly her variety adds fragrance 10 the
spice 81 life.
The week has been marked by no
stereotyped social events. but not \
single woman u the Valley City has
been idle. and poor old Madam Grundy
has been most wofully snubbed. Echoes
from, the White City have hoated over
Lake Michigan and they have told III
wonderful goings on among womankind.
la fact. poor old Mother Earth has
never before witnessed anything 10
equal il, nor anything half 30 big. How
rich in inheritance will he the grand.
children 81 this generation.
For society that is still lingering on
the hither side 81 the mammoth fair.
there have not been lacking amusements
in quiet way. One concert made
noise and hustle enough. however. not
only in town. but IN placer out al town.
and many came and went and we're lie
lighted. Among the pleasures at the
coming week the women Of the L. l.. &.
will tell US 81 gracious women greeted
at the great congresses. and they viii
delight Ia honor their distinguished
guests at the receptions and banqueis
To be- held.
The very last Of house cleaning will be
as forgotten dream. and the dear
mothers who took time and everybody
else 10y the foreiock. and turned the
house into wilderness 81 discomfort.
will he forgiven ard cleanliness will
reign by the side 81 reinstated godii-
mess.
Romeo and Juliet will watch the May
moon make witches shadows II the
mist, and blossomed and unblossomed
buds will shed their odors through the
air.
The lordly magnolia will iiaunt Its
broad faced blossoms till il shades the
delicate Jassamine OF the cape. but the
perfume of the daintier plant will haunt
The memory o! the heart, just as the
sweet small courtesies al life make glad
the days of our work a'day world.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
bachelor banquet.

Charles William Wurster gave fare
well banquet in the New Livingston
Thursday night. Ia the lucky number
fourteen. which represented that many
- his bachelor friends. After the supper
the company adjourned la the home o:
William =. Sherman. No. Isl Lyon
street. where they were entertained till
late hour. Mr.. Wursier left on the
Friday evening train Tor Syracuse. y
y. where evil marry Tuesday even.
ing at the home II her parents. Miss
Amy Cooper.
The bride and groom will make n
wedding trip. and after the middle %!
June they will bc at home at the rcsi.
dcnce ~ Mrs. Myron +. romiinson. No
l52 North College avenue.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH SUNDAY MORNING. NAY p, lsea

succets. The RainEskesA- both d
the clever comedians are yet IA New
York. hut con mplats Tying trip 10
Eusoss In one u the swiftsst ocean
racers.
Manager Smith wili cioss his ssAson
about July l. During the Tecrss the 40
terror u the house wili undergo erten
sive alterations Mes dsnDeotsons ell
replace the present dimmsd ones and .
general tone u brightness viii prevail
che house will be lifted with electric
lights throughout
The council Of Athens. (is-. ut the 10
aue.t Il the ministers of that city, have
decided 10 allow 10 operztic os other
performances in that place in which
women appear in tights OF abbreviated
skirts.
Mr. Stuart Rob~on will give = special
matinee 81 The Henrietta a. the New
York Fifth avenue theater May -. for
the benefit IL the confederate vetsSans
in New York.
W. A. brady has probably made more
money this year than any manager on
the road. Corbett. Bobby Gayior and
The New South" all having been big
money Wtnners-
There is absolutely no hope of Mr..
Booia's recovery. and not even s-chance
that ne will 10 restored 10 the condition
he enjoyed before the stroke OF
paralysis.
Rsginal Piantagrnt de koven and
Harry Bach Smith do not celebrate any
more. Glen Mac Donorgh having taken
Mr.. Smiths place in lie koVens newest
opera
Miss May Brookyn sails for London in
two weeks, but will return In time Ia
accept either Of two offers To create new
parts next season.
While music hail proprietprs give
their patrons boiled down me- odramas
the theaters give their patrons variety
shows.
Thomas W. Kecne owns and runs a
half dozen farme on Staten Island.
Ali Baba" will begin its summer run
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
Nobl--Itcartcsi IIoyt.

II appears that the Hon. Charles
Noyt has not alone made will that
hssses all his theatrical property Ia Bert
Dasher. but that II he dies before he has
tim. To alter II. tine theatrical world will
lie somegha. astonished Mr.. Hoyt is
worth nearly half million dollars and
has not living relative. The theatrical
Firm known "a Hoyt i Thomas will at
hrs death become Dasher a Thomas.
The beautiful iioyt home. with it,
private thester and spacious grounds at
ChaFicstown. New Hampshire. will be
turned into - home for iniig-nt
actresses Ii will h. called the Flora
Wash Homo" and endowed with $50.
eco Mrs. Walsh. Mr. Hoyt's mother in.
law. will get 5000. and the balance
viii I've used fo build mansnlcum ia
which will rest Mr. and MIS-. Hoyt and
Mr. iIoyts father
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
SENATOR CRANES CHANCE CANE.
Tic GsN senator Plusnb tn Make "a
Speech ~ His special Bcnctit.

Billy" Cranes role II the Senator is
taken from life. Ii ~ "a carefully draw
character sketch. and Senator Hannibal
Rivers is really none other than the late
Senator Plumb ~ Manassas. even by the
chin whiskers worn by the weeterncr.
Plumb and Crane were good friends.
tui year before the formers death
they had never met. the comedian 3
make mp for his Improvisation having
been taken from photographs. and the
pecul,sri,ie. from conversation. with
personal friends 81 the Kansas man.
When The Senator" was produced in
Washington the two met.
Senator said Crane one evening
after the performance. I'm going Ia the
capitol tomorrow. and want you "a
make speech Tor my special benefit.
Will you do IT
I'll try said Plumb. IL anything
comes up that gives mo go-rd text. III
saI in
IA good luck would have II. the te,t
appeared in Mr.. Hears proposition "a
change the title IN some IL cur dIp'o.
matte representatives from minister ;o
ambassador II Plumb had been given
the choice - subject 'or the purpose
- showing 81 his peculiar oratorical
abilities a. an object losson t. his friend
Cane. he couldn't have picked out n
better one. How the senator did pitch
into poor Mr. Hoar and make the senate
aui everybody else believe that the IN
uscent cid gentleman ea> propnslna
nnihing shurf - treason "a American
liserty How he did Tidiclile the anglo
uan,ars = the efrete east and the spot'-
II the diplomatic seTvice.
Actor fane laughed until his sidcs
arhea a. 49, I9umh jerk cat his short
crisp sentences IN HE characteristics
hating gay. a. u ne wa stopTang
every fev wt.rIs D. $50 hoe vicious and
ugly Re c,uid make the newt ore-
IA usual. Plumb emphasized ever
Other @.-ateurr Nv reaching under ~.
ws,-icast an.i with the thumb - ~
i.st hand STRENGTHENING ou, 81 iuagin
ar tsi~t N be ~asfs nssefs
Crane ~caoyht 0ff. - use slang OF
pfssa.s,n aud frss'i the trick a. q =
pFeninas Performance.
Nes hts lsoiistisa AL MAKE - ID
ilsnti - 1885,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

On Monday night the Young men and
women who took part IN the Temple -
Fame" drama that was recently given in
Trinity church. were delightfully."- enter
tanned At The home Of Niss Minnie
Brown. No 80 Barclay street.
Nearly forty guests we're preaert.
Dancing. games. music and refresh
ments were on the program. Mrs.
Henry Mitchell and son. Viii. gave vio-
lin aud piano music. the Misses Emily
Mohl aud Lulu Eookus rcci;ed and the
Aisses blanche Savage AMI Matte Cox
played piano soios The children who
took part IN the Guild entertain meni
viii soon bc given a complimentary
frarfy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

Wanted the Earth" John billions in
ces.antls funny comedy conceI' will
close the season al the Grand Among
tire members ~ the company the follow
ing well know names are found. Miss
InttIe Williams. who has been seen here
before "a The Blue and thc Grey. a"
MATS - New York aud New York
Day ty Day. and who Will on this oc
Cas!cn. Introduce her latest success.
Will You Ioin IN the Army q the Sal
vaticn. Jis.pic Devlin. the well know n
farce comedian. N,ss Annie Burton.
Frank r. BAKER fred iierry tho well
known ethiopian comedian; NJ. Jack
Evans G. -. B,char'lson. Dewitt Greg
cry and others \ special matinee Is
announced fog Decoration psy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
The tr~-~s srv-er.,.,

m. presentation q that esichrsiei
French var drums ffh~ French Spy IS
a. fh@ f.rsad apers h,u@~ = snreunced
o. fhs ei,raisg week u - pl1y veil
calculated - pleass ~ dramatic tastes
I, N.s 6rSt proslusesl n ism N Paris
hut evinx ~ - antag,ntz'ic tendencies
towards She French government. sss
sIrprrs-..,! aud prohibited 'rusi being
performed within the French tn-slsr
Aft..f .ar~s q tNe Years ~ sss ssafn
r~piv,~i aa,ier The s.ti~ = Il f.-pteR0e
Fran, ssis. ~ IA Frise d Niger which
rsrf sifh Tremendous -ae-ea- and rcpu
hrity IN every pfincis@i theafer - PA
repe. r. i~Gf q NsS pr'sauys~i 81 fer'is
ihsa'sr n agten - e sf'f fnr rssny
varks sas -syslss received snd highly
sprr~cistesi The pr~~enf r~Vtvs} q
~ = r-a-a at ir.r-s vi - - Hfst ~
pesrsnr@ in A1ercs ~ r's7y Tears
Tie piece "a uro-iutr~i nn,'ef - asn
saerfon- - Jrrfr@ iiears who hss
s,-afssf -, .xrsrs- tf rre--ff e ~ ~ -
siuai -r'ru.tr sfh ncv -res'ia
-.eu-rs iis,f irsny rnreharleri ~ff-'s's
M.es Nere 90 ~rff re nrfss
csaals ase essn sa~rls- xAsssi lt'r
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

ers have been initiating the public with
lately. Is Christopher Columbus did
no; discoyer the North American CONT
nent. never saw IT. and in fact didr't
even know 10 lis existence when he died.
Mr.. Eicc's pricking IL the Columbian
bladder comes quite timely and the plot
"lir2" ~ after all not So improbable "a
was the plot ~ Columbus Ia fool the
world. although his was more brutal
AMI dastardly. The majority 81 the
people IL Gotham take Columbus as the
biggest historical fraud ~ this world Il
ours bu, ;hey have been compelled in
aou.bre silence Ia ha;en to the hifalufen
lies told about HIM ~ long that they
more keeniy enjoy the fun Rice has
poked nj him ia ''llI2
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

No more popular dramatic arganixa
tion sill wat the city than Ei.e Eissicr
4nd her exceileDt company. which ap
pear .n Inc foecrs two nxhts.
Wcins-~iay sad Thursday. May - ADD
-. Mirs, k.l.-!eF hss ON many occasions
demonstrated her Just title "a the high
est dramatic honors. She mas bcen
ssea IN numerous characters involving a
yaGss,i line q work. but by the very ssn
piicity and nataralnrss 81 her nasthosis
sae produces results that others sIth
a.1rs stser -th AMI power fail To attain
Gsea; iajeFest has been aroused among
thes.rr sosfs 90 -ee the much talked
about, VEL advertised. new pay.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
at Manager David Hcnderson's Chicago

at Manager David Iienderson's Chicago
opera house May 20.
Lawrence iianley will next season
make another tour IT the country in
Blauchc Narsdens The Player" under
the management al Mr. Frank Naeder.
George j. Gould and Harry Gould.
sons ot Jay Gould. have fled plans for
alterations L. the Grand opera house IN
New York. 10 cost $4,000.
Word was received late last night
that the sjcidl orchestra date for this
city had been cancelled.
Stuart R"l,son's next season will open
September Is, at Colonel Sims Park
theater. Brooklyn.
Mary Anderson Navarro's stage rcmi
nisoences will be published in Septem.
Ter.
Della Fox becomes star on her own
account next fall.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
PLAYS OF THE WEEK
William n. Cane 10 Be Seen in
Tho SenAtos.
Hss1k. J. Dasespovs N "Ths trench
ses"-vssSesssAs - sDhA'<
.UanssA ~ A,assA."

Lass weeks piAybilis contained little
10 encourage commeadstson- The
Mzplsson coaecss ia The fowees' vus
hixaly fnishea sad artistic performances
but Ia had not the fzsos II popularity
and wss gwen u nsAxre audience
The lncohsr~nt sad CONFUSED variety
bill in The Grand ~ss sustained
entirely BY the cirssrness of Minnie
Caarca- All the others including the
star might have been sometime entitled
o. appeal a. entertainers II so u wss
. very isng time ago when axe hal not
sstbersd che chessnuts they dung al the
defencriess audiences that tarn-d out
g. bear them durias the week.
Ia Smith the regular stock company
maintained fairly interesting ball. bat
n xas not oas n the feS good oess pro
v.slsd during the season
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

positive inethois. II her pleading for
hfr htsztspIs lfessni her happiness
h. ART - hlcn aud she - an an
g'sssh'~i anal lpving saman.- "A tho
Village rector Mr Nrrrigrs-f G. "
tou tioes a. = character 10 Which u
W. 60 dfNrulf g. recognize the well
known. Fiofy hearted I'D miller ~ past
Hrncriv~ Frank Veztoa has found ~
- -ole - ere generous hearted Irish
,ss~for. Brian - Neil ere that suits his
hssr'v ~ihusf sfyic admirably The
amfhor i;atsff tfroue'. - 'he Young
squire. ken0eih Ash leigh The other
30 are tu the .~pmpef~rf han,la u an
evs-.ptaoelif gsod -o-npanv w.dne..
,isy rsentsg Mss Fli~,er vii rrsse a, s,.r
~ as- 'in,' her great inp~r~1nstson =
Haze Nir<e The rfusiue ioa VII -
'he asset ~nrnr.efe ever giv~r ~ the
ciff thursday evening 'pors sil le
pfa-rnfesf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

tAe tisis sois. ssd viii ~ ssppostsd b
~ &. Frsac. ths vsessaa acton, Chasise
II. dsiis. chanp6oa ososd eombataat "
The vorid, T. = CAmpbs;i and As.
0sssy's cslsbsassd eoapsay d players
iSsarinw . ooaPises ssd pss1sct pssssn
tanon ~ thu famous dysnssse sork
a ISss sasqus isssuss u The segsSs
asat wdl b TIE istroauctioa. dsriag
the ists<w'wioss q Prof kssssssSsSs
elasAlsage sesssopticOo visvs u The great
Columbian worlds fair. sho~in9 In
vsvid manner the psincipal buildings.
statues and impostahs exhibits. ALSO the
sAsSy varied aghts 70 b sren On the
great Midway piaissace. This portion
Ut tie enforfA AIN meut 10 alone worth the
price " ssia,lssioa. and viii prove u
sscch instructive interest o. all. vhethef
tAsy are contemplating . visit 10 the
fsir Nc cot