Evening Star Newspaper, June 6, 1922, Page 14

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, JUNE.6, 1922 ° LILL'AN RUSSEL DEAD- Harrlet in “Poor Jonathan,” Pythia in | ways interested in the welfare of v CATION ’ +Apollo; (1891) Martin in “La Cigale | working eirla; Mrs. Moore helped $3 50 Phfladelphh . A eresa in “The Mountebanks them in numerous and unostentatious C’ ntinental Your Old ACCIDENT AT SEA FATAL !the twin sisters in 3irofl ways. Her spirit of daring was shown * —— — 1 = ble if H t in 1913, when she made a voyvage in would be more enjoyable if you eghorn Ha o T tine,” (1894) Betta in a Zeppelin over the city of Berlin. ester tor Parts had 3 stylish neck fur. Let mell ~oun 2 Mute 5 Brililants,” (189) “La Perichole,” ! ¢ i 5 = = s convert your old, useless fur into n the New .~ 5 Taigane, Goddess of Truth, DAVIS PAYS TRIBUTE. 53 00 Wilmi ALL KINDS IN STOCK a fashionable one, a pleasure to you [| Sport Shape (Continued from Firat Iase.) Little Dukey” (596) Gabriclle In fsiRi . on SENT DAY ORDER RECEIVEDRY | and a_credit to me. Cost low. VIENNA Mildred A. Martin, She s also sur- | Wogin o ene i “la Belle| A glowing tribute to the work and And Return k Tit Motor PartsC Cold Fur_ Storage. Westford Allen of New York city | Helene the ‘title role in “Erminie: | personality of M:s. Alexander B. i Wuaker Lity Motor FartsLo. Martin Wolf HAT CO. Hatgje Leopard Colburn of IS0DB: Fldle: Die DenilanaRIInS BIE | Moore, the Lilllan Russell of the- e Sunday, June 11 [ 2/08 Fourteenth St.. N.W.} * 30-32 Florida Ave. N.W. 435 11th St. N.W. Nid ihuche funcral Wil la-muslcal: ve atrical fame, who died early today in | iquid. Cuts .. . 2104 fourteenth St N.W. e e a hursday, 8t T S nda) : Pittsburgh, was made today by Secre- | Groaso and dirt Similar Excursions at Mitlions,” (1905) Mrs. i- | tary of Labor Davis, who has been : ;“‘“s’;c"‘é"’“' June 25, July 9, 23 grew In “The Butte i nf . Quart N CAREER IN CHICAGO. &rew in Esitington . friend for many years of both Mrs. 85c. Gal %75 SPECIAL TRAIN - R TIE (1909 Mrs. Laura Curtis in “The Widow's | Moore and her husband. At N1, Standard Time CHICAGO, June 6.—It was in Chi- h R 3 ‘The First “Mrs. Moore was one of the ablest, good stores. Lv. Washington cago that Lillian Russell laid the | E Chadbourne | o+ patriotic and sincere women it BONO, Returning foundation of what becamo a spec- § has ever been my pleasure to meet” Montrose, Lv. Philadelphia tacular stage career. Four Times Married. Secretary Davis said. “She always Lyv. ""‘_"”“" One of eight children, she was born'| /Miss Russell had been thrice mar-|jooked for the good in people and Lv, (!‘"“";":r" in Clinton, lowa, December 4, 1861, ried before becoming Mrs. Moore, first | principle, and was always striving "’“"“ icket < and when months old was|to Harry Braham, musical director|sor the highest in her work. Her | Bah]more & 0[“0 R broyght to Chi 0 by her parents. of Rice’s “H. M. S. fore” Com- :flalihdlgll‘ loss to the people of the ) Inite States.” Her father, was a prin arrival here bec printing firm of arles 1. Leonard, pany, from whom she divorced in nd soon after his|1584; second, to Edward Solomon, con- ze g member ofd'he ductor of the Casino Theater Or- 16 Was in the old Comvent of the Sa- | chestra, New York, whose marriage cred Heart that Hele uise Leon- |she had annulled in 1594, and third, to ara: Tater: X' betom llian Rus- | Signor Perugini, in private life, John sell,” first took up the dy of vocal | Chatterton, an operatic tenor. who instrumental musi 7 died a number of years ago. She was as w child her voice was|married to Mr. Moore in 1912, Al- it lity and unusual in life she became | === — % 4o church choir. fourteen she m B ew York with her parents, and took up the study of opera un- 0 Damrosch. § From On Stage at Fifteen Years. 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