The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-10-15


6asso role in Mile. Modiste" with
FRITZ Scheff.
The new John Kendrick Bangs-Manuei
Klein opera. heretofore known as 2-9-O-5.
will be called to Tomorrow-land. Henry
W. Savage will offer the piece in Balti-
more for one week. after which it will
reopen the Garden Theater on October
Is Prominent in the cast are Christie
Mcdonald. Helen Marvin. Helen Hale.
Clayton White, Reuben Fax, Clarence
Harvey, and Edward Martindell.
David Harum." the novel, has Melted
the authors estate about s125Oo0.
Louis K. Anspacher Phi. D., of Column
bta University. and Kathryn Kidder.
were quietly married at Fayetteville.
near Syracuse. n. Y. on September q.
Friends of the bride and groom have
suspected an engagement between them
for some time, but the news of the
marriage comes as a surprise, even to
the immediate friends OF both families.
DR.. Anspacher Is an author of repute-
and has written books as well as PLAYS
Vera Fulla Mellish made her debut as
Elm In The Prodigal Son. at the New
Amsterdam Theater last night She is
daughter of Fuller Mellish. a grand
daughter of Rose lie Clercq and a grand
niece of Carlotta lie Clercq.
A reception rendered Madame Emma
Eames at Bangor. Me-. last Thursday
was one or the most notable social func-
lions ever held in Bangor. In the re-
ceivin9 line were Senator Eugene Hale
and Mrs. Hale. and Adjutant General
"a f1a
e thousand persons were presented to
the prima donna.
1t is said that Josef Holman is to
marry Mrs Marie Eustfs. formerly the
wife of George Peabody Eustis. and a
daughter of James Eustis, formerly
Ambassador to France
While Tim Murphy was PLAYING "A
Corner in Coffee recently in Denver
Miss Dorothy Sherrod lost a channels
bag containing her currency and her
jewelry- reward of 500 was offered
and no restoration was in sight Miss
Sherrod had given up hope when her
pet dog. Bulger, came out from a nap
under the couch and brought the treas
ure bag in his mouth Now the aiies-
lion is. does Bulger get the reward.
Rev Cyrus Townsend Brady declared
in speech before the curtain of the
Valentine Theater. Toledo. on the oc-
casion OF Mr.. Tim Murphy's production
there of the writer-clergyman's play
a corner In Coffee that the possi-
but he would rather produce a pIav
tnan write one
Richard Mansfield has postponed The
opening of his season and the prodl1c-
ton Of Schiller's Don Carlos" until
October 80. at the Grand Opera House.
as heretofore intended. The
limits his Chicago engage
ment AT this time 10 one week which !
will be devoted exclusively 10 ..Dnn
Carlos" Thence he takes up his orig
inai tour direct to San Francisco and I
pertoire.
Louis James celebrated his sixty-third /
at Atlanta, Ga. on October J. 4
His company took occasion to express 1
their admiration for him by deliberately (;
decorating his dressing room. and after /
he performance gave supper in his 4
honor ut the Piedmcn: Hotel and pre- I
scented him with handsome loving cup
Julia Marlowe. who spraired herr
ankle in Cleveland two weeks ago has
IuliN recovered and mas d1SCar lISl the i
rolling chair that had been her COM
panion for fortnight.
Dorothy Russell Solomon. daughter of
Lillian Russell, was operated upon for
appendicitis last Saturday morning at
4 private sanitarium in New York city.
Her physicians express grave fear OF
which may make a fur
Their operation necessary.
James w. Morrissey has received two
letters from Mary Anderson Navarro. in
which Madame Navarro expresses her
admiration and good wishes for Mad
anne Modjeska. She is in the mountains
at Wynds Point. Malvern. England, next
to Jenny Lind's old home.
During a performance Of the John
Robinson Circus at Gilman. Ill, on Oc-
tober 2, a performer known as Anne
Blondel was terribly mangied by one
Of the lions in the group being put
through their PAGES in a large ca ge 1t
was learned after the accident that the
female trainer was a man and
nat his right name is Frank Kennedy |
he has been before the public for sev-
sral years as a female impersonator and
lad been with the Robinson Circus for
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