The daily sentinel., 1900-07-06
WINNING HER WAY.
Miss Esther Hoover a Former
Grand Junction Woman Play
ing in Macdonoush Thea.
tire of Oakland.


tire of Oakland.
A profusely illustrated copy Of the
Sunday edition of the San Francisco
Bulletin, reached this ofnce this morn
ing. 1t was a marked copy and on the
eighteenth page of the paper was a very
handsome half tone cut of Miss Esther
Hoover, who will be remembered here as
the wife OF Sherman Benninghoff. Miss
Hoover is in a group Of ladies' who are
members of the famous stock company
Of the Macdonough theatre Of Oakland
California. Beside the half tone cut Of
Miss Hoover is the cut of a beautiful
young waman Maud Miller, the famous
daughter Of her famous father Josc-
quim Miller, the poet Of the Sierres.
Miss Miller is the leading lady of tho
company and Miss Hoover is her princi-
pal support. The Macdonough theatre
is one Of the leading play houses Of the
beautiful coast city OF Oakland and it is
quite an honor to be a member OF the
stock company OF such house.
Miss Hoover, was a student with her
brother John D. Hoover, formerly OF this
city and Mr.. U. g. Ramey, also of this
city at the Martyr college OF oratory at
Washington, u. O., several years ago.
Miss Hoover for the past several years
has been conducting in the most sue
cessful manner a school for physical
culture in the city Of San Francisco,
which had come to be recognized as the
best known school Of physical culture on
the cost.
Miss Hoover has put her histriopic
training to good use and she in now
acknowledged as one Of the best of the
young class of theatrical artists coming
to the front in the metropolis Of the
coast.
To have reached the place she now &C.
cppies, Miss Hoover had many obstacles
to overcome, principle among which
have been the questioning glances of
friends when she has told OF her ambi-
tions. That the young lady will event
ualy win her measure goes without say
ing as she has indomitabls perseverance
and will proven which is bound to car
ry her to success.
The residence on thu Scribner ranch
near Palisades. recently burned with all
it's contents.
G. s. Primrose, in advance of Gentry's
Dog & Pony show is pleasant visitor
to the city today.
j. ). Long, OF Vinton, Iowa, father OF
Mrs. 8. NJ. Logan, accompanied by his
wife. is visiting in the city.
The camping party consisting OF the
Messrs. Isaac, Daniel and Carl Hill and(
others, has returned from two weeks
outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Duckworth
have gone to housekeeping in the former
Fauss residence on White between
Fourth and Fifth streets.
The nrst Grand valley peaches are on
exhibition today at the H. L. Phillips
grocery store. There are from the Jack
son place, Orchard Mesa.
The board of county commissioners
this afternoon decided to appropriate
only $500 for the Peach Day celebration.
Such a sum will only mean the abandon
ment Of the celebration.
There will be no services in st. Mat
thsw's Episcopal church during July and
August. Sunday school at 10 O'Clock
every Sunday as usual.
Rev. o. e. Ostenson.
Apple Blossom Circle No. 1O7 Women
OF Woodcraft, will hold an especially in
tsresting session tonight. The installa-
tion OF the new officers will take place
and all members are urged to be present.