The Memories of Rose Eytinge: Being Recollections & Observations of Men, Women, and Events, during Half a Century

Booth and Eytinge met in the theater when he offered her a part in A Fool's Revenge. They worked together subsequently. Rose considered Booth very kind and enjoyed working with him.

Eytinge acted in number of plays at Daly's New York Theater.

One of the "clever and distinguished" men who frequented Ada Clare's Sunday evening parties at her home on West 42nd Street.

Mentions Sothern as one of the actors Eytinge met at Bulfinch Place in Boston (60). She refers to this place as "the actors' Mecca" (57) and says that at supper "there was talk, — that sort of talk where every one who talked had something to say, a condition to which there are unfortunately many exceptions" (60).

Whitman is identified by Eytinge as part of the group who met at Ada Clare's house on West 42nd Street on Sunday evenings. She characterizes these meetings with the phrase "this was Bohemia" (22).