The Three Hawthorne Sisters

Overview

The portrait of The Three Sisters Hawthorneon the left is taken from the sheet music cover of Just As if She Didn't Know (1895) music by John Walter Bratton, words by Walter H. Ford and published by M. Witmark and Sons, New York, Chicago, San Francisco, USA..
The sisters Nellie (née Eleanor), Lil (née Lillian) and Lola (née Adelaide) were American actresses/singers who have been featured on 11 works published between 1895 and 1900.
The cover describes the trio as The Bloomer Girls and also lists six further songs said to be the girls' favourites. They were shown in their bloomers whilst riding bicycles on the cover of Pretty Jessie Moore (1900) words & music by George L. Spaulding, and published by Geo. L. Spaulding, New York, USA.

Works

The peformer is featured on 11 sheet music/recording covers. It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys: (w&m) ER

	Title	Composer	Attribution	Items


If This Be Love (?)	E.J. Abrams(w&m)	Hawthorne Sisters (perf.)
Just As if She Didn't Know (1895)	John Walter Bratton	Walter H. Ford (words) Hawthorne Sisters (perf.)
Sunshine of Paradise Alley (1895), The	John Walter Bratton	Walter H. Ford (words) Hawthorne Sisters (perf.)
Polly, Pretty Polly (?)	William Loraine	James Barton Adams (words) Hawthorne Sisters (perf.)
Climb the Golden Fence (1895)	Nathaniel D. Mann	Hattie Starr (words) Hawthorne Sisters (perf.)
What Right Has He on Broadway (1895)	Nathaniel D. Mann	Harry Dillon (words) Hawthorne Sisters (perf.)
She's the Daughter of Officer Porter (1896)	George Maywood	M.E. Rourke (words) Hawthorne Sisters (perf.)
Gay Vivandiere (1896), The	Harry B. Norris	Hawthorne Sisters (perf.)
They All Love Nellie Tracy (1897)	James B. Oliver	Jack Fay (words) Hawthorne Sisters (perf.)
Story of Jack and Jill (1895)	Frederic Solomon	Hawthorne Sisters (perf.)
⇑Pretty Jessie Moore (1900)	George L. Spaulding(w&m)	Hawthorne Sisters (perf.)