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DEBUT DANCE FOR
MISS E. W. KENDALL
Miss Carmen E. Martinez Is
Luncheon Guest of
Mrs. Milbank.
E. CLARENCE JONES
ENTERTAINS MANY
Charity Benefit at MacDowell
C! b Feature! Exhibition
of New Steps.
IV. Kendall was n,t r ??dur*, d
"????ta ?the
er by 1 slater, Mrs.
. M 1 ?.tiny, .ii . ..? PlttShui-sh,
par, nts, Mr. and Mrs
Williiip. ??< (lall, No. II West Uth
assist.'?) in
Ules Kstie Bchermerhorn,
? Ihleolm, Miss tdai Ion Hall,
m__ i>.i iy Taylor, Miss Kranes Jud*
QrlfSn and Mlaa Mar*
Morrtetown, N. .1
Miih.ink gave s lunch**on
th? Rlts-CsrHon for M ss
. - es, daushter ?>f Mr. and
\- Marl a*... s in'.-.' -mgage*
? . ? !."?>, i.? l'*loiiriH?y. of l'itts
t*?'ki. Mass v. as announced on ?September
ink's sueste wen
Bj ...im ;i. Weatherbee, Mrs. Miguel
Mrs. II. \V?'..th' i I- Re ol
r.. Mrs. Theodor?
: n Fair? Blld, Mrs
? ????- Mis 11, nry A.
Ufeer, Mrs Richard H Hunt. Mrs. Will?
iam ]'???? i'.i? ?'? .'t ? ?**?!S Philip Mallory,
I -- [_ Romeyn, Mise i.'.>t?- L
I n an.l Miss
" a thC dansant
n at Sherry's Among
il were Mi and Mrs James i>
E N Breltuns Mr.
nh i' J??ti<*s, jr., Mr. an l
Llvini -ton. Mr an.l Mrs
ton. Ml and -Mrs.
y ? Montagne, l?r. and Mis.
! ? w hit? . Mr and Mrs
A Thompson, Mr. and Mrs.
Walt? i .' ? Ml and Mia. Arthur l>.
m Brarohall Gilbert, Mrs.
: Yedeiic
Mis. Hermann Oelrlehs, Mrs
Ml? Juliet Breltuns,
Watson, se Ward Mc
| il Dorothy Olbb, Miss Ruth
m Kathi Mlee Marls
i orei Gilbert, Miss I
? Att? rbury, Henry
ton, Frederick ? ', Inman,
l'\ m . Jr., Maurr ?? y.
Inelander Stewart. Jr..
Whit? S light Watson
p La Moni
Ai e were held
noon at the McT>"
?'tub t..-. No ' s West Kth street fot
t\.c bent fit f th? St w fork visiting com*?
I ! Associa?
tion. I 1 and fancy ;>rti, leu ??????
on sa ? ye of erei ) d< scrip
?ne of her
ras an exhibition
b) Miss Dorothy Taylor
and Miss Molly Quackenbuah. In ?i
of the : were Mn rfmlr
d" R] ncan ?J. Ha: :. -, Miss
Joan BsW) ?r and
Th,- . . tG?
R Cholmelay Jones,
?i. . !..?:?? ? snd
CharUs
Ani' ng th? Its. Pi ??
\. tiuir Murray
? Ihorcta i ?shorn. Mrs.
srd l: Hewitt, Mrs. WUlard D.
Joseph H. Choate, Mrs
lUgUSt : M. M:n
t'Hii. Mn ; ? . '?'in k Bdey, Mis. ?'h U
I.fcui- . rckermaa,
Ijiei and M;.?s Ruth
M
?
till.?* ? will h?- mai ri? d to l'air
man R i ? of Ml and Mrs. i:
R Dick, this afl St Bartholo
ti""j's Chu h M;s<- Roosevelt ???ill be ttf*
tend..! by t.. : sister, Mrs. Btuyireeant
!-..ilr,,n ?,t honor, and hy
M i it, another slstei. ss
IsUd of honor. ?Evans R Die.*, Jr., will be
hi* fcro man, ami the tubers
-?ill i- Btuyv? ? . ib 'i . ? ?'-"I ?-'?? l'"m
l ? lin. M. I,. Tll
li Grant, ?'? Austen
Amory and George ?Marvin, a reception
v ?. id .it the ?home of Mr. Ropes
Vit, No, HI Madison avenu.-.
??'.-- Uth Loi .i:..
of Mis. John a. Lagan, to 1'fc
Mlworth, ol this dty, '???ill take
, i ? afternoon m St Thoniss's
Charteh There ?will be s reception at the
Mi.- ?Logan, No H Fast >>th
Hr.. t
' hui' h this afternoon
; .mor Hintan, daughter of Mr,
. d i'"st Million, will ?become
the brtdi of 1 Baldwin, of thi_
. there srlll ?he a
at the horn? of the bride's
. No. ??" Weal Uth stn
daugh?
ter of M / bi lakle, srlll bej
? nd (VUllsms Stephen
ft? : noon in th?*
.Second i:< fon.i"i Church, Hschensscfc,
N. J. Pollo** n ".-. ? .i reception
will be held si the home of -Mrs. Zabris
.?i Mrs I'l.'l
crick u. Zabi , s dinner io: Miss
SSahrtskie laat night at their borne In
?got.
MUes Margaaslta ?**?.
? :t?i ..I Mrs. William
Allyn Hui ?. i toi.i. to fchrney Bla? ka ill
??ill tak, pia? ?? tins afternoon at Um
M h.) mother, N<> 121 West t*Mh street
will Im ..'!? ,d? ?i l>y Mrs Hufus
Umore, and Pirana j;.
?-ttaehwell win ad ss his i?i'?>ti>. i .- esgl
n,an
Bl "i the ' 'hlldrsa's ? lut? of
ht An N< I last Hith
Ian? ' s ni i><- held this evening
i ? e ispfc ss <?f the
tew Voik Guild of tbe Alumaa ?.f Kt
Ttmothy'i B-*hool, <'.?tojisvill?-. Md. Th?-r?
dantins oonteat, t?,i whleh elg
?een prison are to be swarded, conatatlng
"f first, s. , ?iii'l and third prtSSS for men
Seid .?.oiiu-i, m ?i?. waltz, oii?-st?'p ami
will he Mr?.
Charlee Dans Oibeoa, Mrs Oliver Oeuld
?''faillies. Mis. l-Yllowr? Morgan. Miss
'Sheae \\ ?attiiiiKton Whiti
houne, i. Moatgoanery Roosevelt, IVtlllsm
nsvers Jerome, l*ranc*a Crosmlnahield
?:,"i hit Johnstons sad Lady Porbss-Rob
fi? ? on,m.11. ? m eharae of *i>< dance
"?ciai.s Vi_ iuphen C. ?'lark, sbalr?
toa?. V-. Axt?,or _? cheats, Misa ?Hllah
Cyt-jl Wjuc?*t'
otaaat
Z-e nn o*xr _*_* fie,
Grtutnpyr (
h, IHM Mary .Martin. MISS Ina
Kissel, Miss Oracc Brown, Mi< |_
Baldwin, Mi- - Rosi tts Caraoi Miss
Jennie Tai.et. .Miss Mary Arnold, Miss
Genevi?ve Banford, Miss Anita Emmet
Miss Margaret Strong. Tickets at ?3
R?) be o: tain, d fr?.m Mi-s H?|ah C
Kreuch, No. -13 Wert .'1st stl ?:
Mr> Gustav i: Kissel will gtv< i dam s
at Bhi ii; 's to-night for hei daughter,
Miss LoUhN Kissel.
J. Harry Alexandre, who Is tu ?
Miss An:.? Loomis m Detroit "ii Satur?
day, will L-ive his farewell bachelor din?
ner to-night at Sherry's.
Mrs ,i. \' a. Cattua will give a dinner
this evening at her honst in Weet End
avenui tur Mi-s i, titil on G
debutante daughter ol Mi Job?
1-. Gilford.
Mrs i ?.. . ; L-eary, ,f No y Wesl
street, will givi s reception at hei home
this afternoon to Introduce her daughter,
Mi-s i:. th i.? ar).
The Count and Co ? ? henyl, who ]
ar?- in town from Newport, had luncheon
?? ? ai ?t the M?.t? i st. R
Mr and Mrs ' i torts hat ?
riv.'d in the city from theii country place
on i. ', and art at th? ititz- j
I al ||
Lady Alan Johnston? arrived In town
rday from Washington, where sin
was the guest of her mother, Mri J
W, Pin?
Mrs Laacaster Morgan will .
dansant for her daughter, Miss H
Rldgely Morgan, on December -"-' at her
No. 116 Wi * ' ?? treet.
Mr end Mrs. Bamuel A. Welldon will
be the Ruists of Mr and Mri Gi
Livingston Hoyt at 81 '
Thanksgiving.
Mis William Alexander errived from
Europe yesterday on the George Wash?
ington, and Is at the Bt Regis. She will
leave town to-day to spend ?i weeh with
her Bister, Mis Louis f Pooler, at
I
Majo* Gei ? ral Stuart B. Worth y, his
daughter, Mia Stuart Wortley, and bis
II Stuart Worthy. have arrived ?''
town and arc at th.- Hotel Gotham foi a
short Stay
BILLS FOR THE WEEK
IN THE VARIETIES
Several New Playlets - Some
Novel Acts and Many Stars
Among the Attractions.
ROBERT T. 1?AINKS and his company
of three h? ad the bill at tl,.- I'ala'e this
week in William J Hurlbut's one-act
play. "Th? Man In th.* Mirk." Mr. Ham? s
gives a good performance of the burglar
who, Intent upon robbing a fashionable
house, Interrupts the elopement o? the
srtfc ??f tii?- house owner and a gay Lo?
thario, who is properly humiliated ty the
cotte burglar and senl about his
business, while domestic DCUCC Is ayam
restored Mme. Olgs Petrovs is another
featured attraction, and gives a combina?
tion offering of comedy, song and tragedy
Haiph Hers, th? comedian, appears ?rlth
some new soiiKS aid Stories, and Kay
i'?.x has a new act, written both songs
and monologut hy herself. Others sie
Alice Els ;"??' Bert French, in their pan?
tomlmlc spectacle, "Th.* Dance of Port
H troupe "f Manehurian m ro
bata Robert i?<>i?*. the lyric barytone;
t... Mun.i.v Haters, in SOngS and nances,
and Jed and Bthel Dootey, Iinti rtalnei h.
EDDIE TOY and his s.v. n Little Koye
head th?- bill at 1 ?amni'i stem's Victoria
this week, with their ?iai.oi.it.- act show?
kng the Ko y brand of fun m ail Its laml
lK.itions. Another feature is the appear?
ance of Wallace McCutcheon ami Vers
Maxwell, who aftei their exhibition of
I th?- various styles of popular dancing In?
vite persons In the audience to step upon
th? stak?- and ?binon.- ti ate their skni
Miss Maxwell dennos with th? male \oi
; unte.-is and Mi. M<? "ut< h'-on with the
women This engagement is the dancing
team's Brat j?,int vaudeville appears m it
! others are Edward Abalea supported b
,1'haiioitc Lander and company, In th?
humorous playlet, "He Tried To Hs
Nu?"; ai Von TUset*? new condensed
musical comedy. "Th? Honey <;iris";
Bernard Qraavtts and .vette, the vio?
linist and slngir
RfDGBM IMHOP, familiar to patrons of
huiies'iue. appeared yesterday a? ?me of
the headline features at the Union ?-mare
in a farcical sketch, "KutK?*?n Louder,
l' S. A." Me is assisted by MuRh I'omi
ami Marcelle Correne, imhof appears as
Private i secy and suppli?e mont of the
tun in the ?kit. Blckel and Watson, well
known under Hi?- old name of Cukel.
Watson and Wroth.', gave s clever char
actei skit, with s rapid Or? dialogu? and
many laughabii situations Anothei head
liner is ""All Aboard." with Bertie H?
and Bonnl? i la) ' rd as Pullman porb i s
' thi i ? an y..r ? | and llenrii its
B) ron In s Skit Inti i ipei i ed a Ith
and patter; Prank? : \\ obtl i
Wyde, with theii little sketch,
"M k Bh* m? snd Ri ?son" the Rams?
Trio, known a- th? "Premier Dancing
Z ette, the "m) sterious dan? -
Ins gii?" ; I ??? Leon and 11
ami Rrool and Bowi the ragtime i
'
EVA DAVENPORT buxom, and Jolly.
ne ol th? featured attrs tloni at the
Fifth Avenue t his v.. ?'k. In s clever sketi h
by Edgar Allen Woolf, Tl ? i ?
walk, r " i "hi the |
ol man) Broad?
!? her debul In vaudc
good Impression ? ?ben are t
Kannte i hir, In theii m sr skit,
?
pan). m Tangua) -Ilk? ? ? s on I h?
wir.-. Will Ward and th? Math
? ? I
*\an?s. I >oio'.hy Bn
( appearai ? ? ? tain? Smith,
and Brandon, In the h
? ? :
I deklnson, ,iu.. ? ?
I. ... ? ; Ashll ?" ?!.:<.
new team ol as Einlade i the
i nd L? Royv >"?
JA(*K NORWORTH, * ?
: he bill at the ? '? ?
tins week, ofl ?It) and a
Ritchie
Th< Dresden CI ???! i
peai s ? ith -i repei t<?: y of
bala;, e of thi ? lud? s Valerii Bei
ami comps
? . ?? Phi
11 snd B t o r)
Tiov.it-., the Jim
i lian ">id i - Bn nnan, In "Nlfi i -
I and Cavei i
! Ballerini, i trai ese ai I ?te and
t | iggllng Mowatts
Topping th? programme al Ih? AJham
brs tins meek are A Seymour Brown and
company ''i tin- tabloid musical com?edy
"The Bachslor Dinner." A Chines? fan
? ailed "Tin- Oreen B* ette," first
played at s gambol ol th? Lambs C u
also featured The remalhdei ol thi
gramme Includes Mao Elisabeth, come?
dienne; ?lark ami Verdi, Italian come?
dians; Predrika Blemons and company, In
th<- ptaj let "i.:/' . Harr) Unten ami
Anita Lawrence, "The Grouch Destroy?
ers"; Thoea i ? ' ? Glrli ph) slcal ? alt?
ura singers and dancers; Lockott and
w aldron, the muai al ooim d) boj snd
Lo-Vc and Vi in ur, trapes? artli Is.
Novelty in I Burlesque Show.
There wer? several ft al ires In "Ths
Girls from .-Mailand." presented al the
Columbia last evening, which n id? II .
s ? Iconic i ? |ief from the usual i i.n ,,f
burlesque shows. One ?as the aba
of the hackneyed, stereotyped Irish or
Hebrea comedian. Anothei wa? th?
dancing of Katherine M< <'nnn.ii, as Nina,
an Italian Kiii Th. n it was s thrss act
sketch, the first of the season on the
'Columbia stage, sad tbe olio Introduced
th?- Metsettl trouj.I acrobats, wbese
work was i a i and ewe) th? beat seen
there foi s Ion** time Billy Mill's sin_
Ing wa- another featur? worthy <?f note,
bul the si ? i"- thai ? aptured the house
was the second act, which represented
the rehearsal and presentation <>f s com?
edy sketch, with a stag? audience facing
the real audience, who were supposed to
he behind th? scenes, facing the ats*
ductor. Th? scene was s revelation to
'those who had n< w i witnessed ? r.
I hearaal and was played with a w h 111 of
I laughter and fun Th? costumes
Iattractive aad fresh, and while there are
'spots where s Itttk prunntng would be
b?n?ficiai the show is s valuable addition
to the i iastei n "a heat" of burl?
"The Prodigal Judge" Staged.
1B) Ti lagmpti '" n? rrll sas
Atlantic City, No. ti George Pawcett
appeared In "The Prodigal Judge," a
drams madi from th? booh of Vaughan
Kester, adopted for tbl sta??- by George
Mtddleton, ami produced b) a 0, Dela
mater, at tin Apollo Theatre this evening.
Chief amorig the cast ar? lames Steely,
Georg? Btaley, Hob.it Thorn? and Bert
Bui ton.
_-m
Bertha Kalich Too 111 to Act.
Berths Kalich, who was to have?opened
for a week's engagement In "Rachel" m
the shub.it Theatre, Newark, last night
?Aas too m i" Newer* to sppsar, Tonsil?
litis ?as said to PS h? ' ailni'-nt. Those
Who had purchased tickets had the,money
refunded.
?
MRS. ADLAI E. STEVENSON ILL.
Chicago, Nov. :i Mi Adtal ? ? Bteven
soii. \Mfe of the termer Vlce-Pieeldent
and peel presiden! general <?f the Daugh?
ten ?if the Revolution, is seriously m at
htr home, in Bloomlngtoo, 111.
CYRIL MAUDE SEEN
IN A NEW PLAY
English Comedian Shows
Versatility as "Grumpy,"
Grandfatherly Sleuth.
EXCELLENT ACTING
IN DETECTIVE PLAY
The Good Young Man Has a
Diamond and the Villain
Gets It for a Time.
"Grumpy.*1 A play by llorare II ? ,
snd T. Wlgm i?. rcyvsL Wsllsck's
Tin-ai l*i
THE CAST
' VI. V ,.,!.?
?J? I'i'i' ' Heron..Kam ?-omlxrn.-T?
??" i( .lohn Hai ?rood
I ' ' ' ' - . Montas** i ov?
N :- '?" ?? ?. nno\ Pawl?
: '' Ua< ' ??? " . Hunt? r N? I ti
''?,|? . Arthur
Jei ? ? Dal?
'?'"""? Pen Ival Voui c
Bulllvant .Ml? Mar_<r* Mau.le
?ft? Marlai-ei ,.., MIm l_?ni Halll lay
?eeae. Mtra Maud Andre?
? Mr, f*J i i. .'.land, ehowed -noi', of his
versstlllt) st Wallace's last evening He
Has appesred during hla ? man? here
., young man and as a middle-aged
: man, Last ev? nlng, in "? Irumpj," i
I greatl) amusing detective play of B ?
I origin and rather Victorian Bavor,_he ap?
peared as i et i y <>i?i man "?tl< ar old
Grump) " the srmetiali detectl .<?
The Impersonation was clever, end even
more It ? ren made the audi?
at time the obrlouely stac.\ elemente ol
which the role as conetructed by its au?
thors Mr. Horace Hodges and Mr T.
Wlgne) Percyval and think ?>f Q
as ? real old . ? ? And ev?
th? y ?iidi.t th . \i Maud?
to permit them
t?> enjo) o. t the me
Here i I Bngltah actoi
the art, n . shlbitad by our
ov ? light diana, of etnking his osm
? i mi--. Idualll ? ?? n the j
I part hi wai playing No on? who knew
Mr . from ha? Ing - en him
?
be .n.i the Id Mi Bulllvant
I e cai
. -Up. ot
but Mi Maud?
than th.it tfl
ai o i" : ? lili ?; n it I In hli rolce, his
?
v. . ? ?f the i
"' ii ttmp)." a' the n ime of th?
would Imp: .
-.?i that IInd of g?rrulo ??
dlln? is a hleh
.. ? .,i i" do
i mou I Hi
?
? ?
.*-',> ' .1.., old ' 1 .? for a
f? W ti ? i| llllance
a-? the until -
iah tu.
? i h., o ande ""i t i'-?' i ?
? . or that I
en. the m lid. Is
?
! \ I
'
:. and ?
and I \ ' ?
,|. I. , ?
plan the p
with a you l bai k from
armoui
-..ii ie t In i."ii
-, >!, ,in to hr? il
?
tei
to I with the
nephc ? ? ? II he \ lllaln
. rlllaln and thinks it will
help i ? ' ? diamond
He do? get It foi i I l l ?i ump)
lOO mui h I"' him and gel
i gain, and thei ? thei In
gttnlous compllcatlone over s
, .im, u,i with ., hah wrap|M d around the
n. ?'A.. h Mr. Montai !."'-? i
I'm.uk.?Id?, tin- flgl.: :i man. iMIh a
? I u.i?. ol ii-liiu II tO
i? ? i edvai tage, was ti ?
an?i ????-ii something .?? ???
llev? d in him noa and then, ? i
p. i foi mam ?. altha gh
In th? ' i ? ? ol s ? ha?.?'''r o| till-' kind en?
le ??.,!? elj h ? ant to Mi I- nnoi Pa? le
exi lent I i ?? et ?
d? alt r m antiqu? "doubl? d? aler" as old
hopefull) m he? ?-? d And Miss
Mai i??-- ? Ma udi u i pleaaantl) ?impie
.uni natural l A R
?Stock ?ind One-Week Houses.
The three a? i di in i Th? Pi I? ?.'
?hah eervgd aa .? vehicle for Helen Ware
? b? u oi Iglnall] produ. ? d, Is t? ? attra? ?
tion ..i thi Hal lei i < ?per? i loa i
ereeh The ?tor* has to do with an artiel
und his wll? who are nol congenian*,
mated. He ia temperamental and lives
for his ait alone, whfls eh? le practical
end pi ef? 11 th? mat? rial comfi ' "' f?
The si list dies fiom shock sfte ?
ins wlfe'i Jeslousy by bestowing stten
nous- on bis secretary. ?Later on th?- lat?
ter marrie? and is hound? ?I by the widow,
prbe iucceedi In ? ? paratlng ti..- ooupl?
Lotte i.iiitiii'um .m?! i: hi , Wallace
ere playii g the prin? Ipal role bi re.
i:. .\, Me, Xaotlppe," the Frederick
Ballard farce thai ran three months in
the Thirty-ninth itreel and Comedy thea
tri-H. is the attraction al the West End
Theatre uns week The production la the
.?.une. s ni? John Barn mor? and Mai y
young heading the caat There will be
.m estes matinee on Thanksgiving Day,
with id?- regular matin?? s Wednesds atad
Baturda) ?
"Life i Shop ?\ Indow," s dramatisation
of the ho"k ?>f the same title bj Um au.
! iiioi, \'i, tona Cross, Is the attraction at
in.' Acsdemj ol Music tins week. Theo?
dore Prlebui and PrlsciUs Knowleg have
the leadlas roles
Richard Bennett returned t<? Hew Tors
in "Damaged Goods* si Um Grand Opere
lions?- tiiTs week after s tour ??f the MM?
?ii?' West in aihiition t?> the Wedneedai
and Baturda i ntptlneee there will be aa
.?xtra matiiH. on Thaaksglvini Day. Mr.
Bennett ?s supported by the sasas com
pan) ?which was seen with him during the
New Ymk run Mis.? A?li i.iin.' Morrison
(Mm. I'lihard r.entntt? OOBtlnUSS in the
?rale of The <iiri la th? laat a< I
The Wsdsworth Plsyew prgssatad "Ma?
dame iherry" ** the stttaetJea for the
v,??-k, with an augmented cast ?it players
This iv the inst iinisi'ai offering ot that
dramatic gtoeh company, ?nareaee Kit*
tenhouse, Un ?badina woman, will hihj*
the prima donas role.
WHY NOT $20 FOR
ROSENKAVALIER?
Just as Much Reason for
It as for the $!0 That
Is Asked.
NO QUESTION OF
ART INVOLVED
Strauss Wrote for Money, and,
He Admitted, the More
the Better.
There w?s what seemed tu be a some?
what Incomplete announcement In yea*
terday's newspapers sbout th? tirst nov?
elty to i... produced at th? Metropolitan
?? i iionsi ?m December ~ Th? opera
is g new one, and because it is by Rich?
ard Btrauss, snd th? subject, as might
have been guessed had not industrious
publicity sgents been engaged for two
years In busll) spreading the Intelligence,
piquent, to Shy th? bast, th? occasion
i:? ? bei n l'Ht ouesfde the regular subscrip?
tion and the prices at sdmlsston raised to
the standard o( 111 for an orchestra chair.
Those who know th? plol of "Der Ro
senkavaller" ere probabl) wondering why
th? '?? ' ?if an orchestra-stall ticket* was
not tix.ii at twtce the sum Modern pru
rlenc) ought to be more attracttv? than
ancient necrophtlism, and if thi Brst
glimpse at the delectable Salome" was
worth *w In tbe bolldaytide, then s com?
edy which deals with s passion more
general, if not mor.- ancient, but which
Bnds equally frank expression In the new
lyric play, ought to be worin more to tbe
public which the Metropolitan Opera
a*-'an agenc] of education snd re
finement, i- striving to uplift, if weweee
? d to ?^o into thi qui rtlon analytl-1
.ally W? should my that an OPOTS Which
begins ?iih th? lover kissing the hand1
of ins lady love, extended ii"in the i ir?
tala - "f her bi d, while the birds ere
ng t ! . n matin soi g, would be
worth not two-third? nun than the r?gu?
lai price of sdmisslon, but .it le.ist
mi i nail?. i! the I e Inning ol the
dramatic ei tlon ? ??fid h ive onl
m ide olni Idenl with I In ? of th?
un ntai music
Th? n- is no question ol srl Involve! ben;
onl) .i question of Bnanctal emolument,
thi ?oi ! i knows.
whal ti. ?;? i mans call .i Pantoffelheld
th?. hero of h i wlfi >mh ins
naughtier and
iMtigHtlei from di for business
When h? WUS In NOW York
to one ? * musii lana
'. It i WOUld polls: si,. ? s i! .?lily th?
? ..n ? mu?.i be madi ismuneratlve
an.i there nee i be no ?
sriHing '" humor th? de? i
?
Inesmueh as b| doing
- sM< to command larger
i . ? . i
? been ? i I ol be
?
The part the
Metro litan < >pei s ' 'em
(An) in glvli i i Hrst m s repre
s< iii.it.> I< "i the regular sul
? i In exacting sn al norm i fi ??
f; ? .ii? Itt I
Thi Fort?nete. In a waj
. M< tropi II?
? ? ? te and
...
the (tatemen! e
mid that
: ? Mel
n) has Invited i
to the company's performances
il In th case with thi
ctlve of thi ige i
rlpt have been made
? laid that the
esson of thi nda
!? tak.n tl ?! that the
? ? not
am t" be left al th? mei i t of
? tibie or ni'
W? ?ii? .i ? ai el? is folk, and d" ii"i like
i.? bear grudge l-mi*. s?> it would not be
? n reci r.t doings, a bich
look much ss If the) were begrimed ?rlth
moral obltq several directions |
would be forgiven and forgotten. But no
doubt cere will be taken that they shall
not occur sgaln. Perhaps the manage
? i ? Opera < 'ompany * in see II -
way to th? pro? lamatlon of s proa
ttd ? rentuall). also I.???
that th? publli shall be pul at bast upon
.i level with th.- professional tradei In
i. sei
u Maggii Teyte gave ? >">?>??
i', i lall ? sstsrda sftei noon I;
i " much that * as i,, n ,i,i,.i ing
to an obsei ver oi this i o ins artl
it there is no d? s to i iter Into
features A strange
change he com? ovei thi? young woman
n. r teetee, her style, her Ids?la bei
rOlCC and It- use TWO Mar- BgO It WSS
I?- to think or speak of her ex
? ? ft .i. term ? : ..it \ \? ar sgo sh. b
gon !?? esploll heraell .> d con
whom she professed to have discovered,
i hey ?? re knou n before she was
born ?esterday, wcepl tor s tew mo- i
menta du seemed to be eager only to]
? ai. n tin- ? ai of tin grouadttnga
ft K. K.
Lew Fields's Music Hall.
? me of lb? many nCU fea tun- at th.
Forty-Fourth Street Music Mali this m i
is '"I'ln Suspect***1 a one-act play b) Qeorgi
Baxter, presented by William a. Brad)
William Kerrigan as Tl? Casey, .the re?
formed crook, who Is arrested and "thira
? toi ii crime he did not commit,
gave ii I.? pe? f?rmame and made th?
rath.i Rims) part worth while. Itfaym
Airy SHU ii t>*f"'al. grufl i. I tage i"?
He? Hispe tor, and I ?lad y s MOtTtS SPtlSgl I d
as a phiianthroptot In purpl? hose, who
?ave? Un pi i-i'ii?'i' and starts him on the
Straight and n.mow with a m. re trl'lp of
ii.>. Dorothy Toy? appears with bei
rather pleasing repertorj of operatic se
i,., tions, sung In teno* and soprano, and
Kara gives sn Inten stum , shlbitton of hit
skill as a juggler. Byron and Langdon. I
with theii -kit "The Dud? Detective," sr?
also smong the favoritea
- s
"The Henrietta" Revived.
Buffalo, Nov. 14. William n Craae re
rivcd ?us old play, "The Henrietta,'* at
the Mar Theatre bore to-night The <>i?i
comedy was drei played b) Mr. Crane ml
New fork Bepteasbsr IC, i-.s:. and th?
last performance ??is gteea May n, issu.
Th<? modern play, "The \,.\V | (enrl-tla."
by ? ncheH smith and victor Mspss. is
Bronaofi Hoerard's comedy brought up to
date, but retalnlna the best features of
the foifbet ph-V Which time has not af
fected.
Bertie, the perl created by the late
Stuart Robson, ru plared by Douglas
i 'all banks. .'Min ha Blngham appeared as
Mis Opdyke, and Patrlcls ?'ollinKu as
Agnca Tin sen put) was staged b\
Robert Milton
K. M HOIAAND,
E. M. HOLLAND DIES
FROM HEART DISEASE
Noted Actor Called for Aid and
Was Found Unconscious
Beside Telephone.
1 By T.'lff-raph to Tli- Trtboae )
Cleveland, Nov. 21. Heart disease
csused the death at a hospital here to?
day of i; M. Holland, on.' of the lead?
? the American stage
Mr. Holland csme here yesterdsy to
play a week's engagement in "Years of
? on," with himself, Herbert Kelcey
and Kiii.' Shannon in th?- leading parts.
The a i,,i irai stricken at his hotel "t
:? o'clock Ums morning. ?\t that hour a
telephone call to tbe night clerk ssked
thai .1 boy t,.- eenl t.? Holland'? room
a Ithout '!? i
Upon responding th?' bo) found th?*
actor lying inconsclous under the tele?
phone, Doctors who ?.?.'??? summoned
worked f"t hour.? to restore coi
nose, bul without avail
Mr. Holland was married, his home
being iti New York.
nd ' ' Holland was the ion 0
Oeorge Holland, himself s well known
wo generation? ego HI? mother
was M-Brj Beward, well known as a
, hoir singer In New v.ak at the time that
?he married Holland
K. M, Holland wa? bon ?-'? tember ~.
IMS, and mad.' his ?irst appearance as an
? Walla? k's Theatre, is tl
t? Master Thompson In
"To Pei? tits ni ' Prom in*~t
.,t Mi i .1"!,:. W.I s ( >lym
plc Th- stre snd In th-' season i>'
.'?' ?
Mr. Holland I ? csme ?? m? mb? r of i.? is
tei Wsllsck's company In ihe fall of
IM7, and remained with Wallack many
y?ars. playing many parto. 11, played
'I o* i, .,:.,! . ?'?i.nti y"; Tob)
' racketl m "Oliver Tartst"; Peg In The
Rlvsls," and < "?.'. in "London Assui mi? ?-. '
11? A..? .1 .'?.i' k's until 1871 .?!"i tii.-n
wen! i" London, e h< re h< ap| ?
Well? In :**" aa ?
I *ai
to the
. ? atre A : terward he
it Booth s Th.. ..u.. and in
th? then ramom Madison
impenj He was si the
. 8 lar? until - ? ? libson
"The Privati B< ? ? Lot Burden
Ints and Sinn.'!-. Broa n
Ing m ' ' ? .i Bo lety, ? iptaln Reda.I
In "Jim the Penman" and other parts In
now forgotten plays
i ? - 'i heat re, : ? ap?
peared a? Colonel Moberly In "Alabama."
and later played Colonel Fairfax ?'ait??r
In "? olonel ? 'arter of Cartt rsville." He
siso played Colonel Casenove in -Th.?
New Woman" and Plbert Iton.'is In "Es*
mera Ida." He was seen at the Qsrrtck
m "The Man ? 1th a
Past in ISM i ? appeared ss i*.?k in the
all-star cast oi "The Rivals" at the
American Theatre.
nexl fea j ears he ii p? arad la
"A Superfluous Husband," "Hearts Are
Trumps" ..nd "Th, Shades >>f Nlghl " He
spp sred a? the ?Pope in "The Etei n il
. 'it>,'' and tii.-n, for three ye ire,
? 'aptaln B? dford In "RafBee " Mi Hol?
land went Into vaudeville for s time In
1101 end then joined ? ?tis ?Skinner to play
in The Duel." This was followed F|: en?
gagement? in "Th.- House With a Thou?
sand Candles," "The Rattle," "Foreign
Exchange" and as Bh* Oliver Surface in
School tor Scandal." He played in
"Old H.-.d.'li., rg,.l"i.' Blue luid." "No?
body's ?Daughter" ..nd "The Arrow
mi ker "
For many years Mr Holland's brother,
Joseph, appeared with him. hut Joaeph
u. ? compelled t?. "five up the stau?' ?orne
\ t"l! S i . '
k m. Holland married Mlsp Emily
Be ward, an ectreas, some rears a*?" and
thej had t?" children, one of whom is
Idns Holland, ?ho eppeered ?Ith
her Isther in "The Arrowmsker." Th.*
wii. and two children survive
When k M Holland's father died, in
lsa? friends went to a minister to get him
i,, ?perform the tuners! service. Tin*
clergyman said he could not, but that'
i; , was "S little Church around the
comer" where they, would bury an ac?
tor. It was thus that the I'hurrh of the
duration, In East :".?th str?'<*t, re
,, iv.,1 ti?" title ?thai hss stnee etung to it.
OBITUARY NOTES.
MRS. MAKY i: RUTAN, eighty-one
years old, died yeaterday at No. M Label
?treet Mont, lair. N. J. Mrs. Ilutan had
Hved In Montelalr fee the last flfty yesrs
ghe leaves two sona
mi g, ELIZABETH SARAH PORD,
eighty-two years ?>l?i. died yesterdai St
her horns, No. 12:! North rulterton sve
,;,,. Mont.?lair. N. J. Mr?. Fold BfUBS t.?
?ins country ?from ICngiand la MSA. lat
many years she ***>ndn**tsd s private
school for young wannen at BefgSB l'oint,
N J
JOHN* MACNA1R, hanker and shoe
rnanufacturef tf_*Boston, die?! la that city
yeeterday. He ?vas,? n.?tiv<- of Scotland.
MARSHALL'S VACATION OVER.
PhmniX, Ariz., Nov. 21.?After a tnonth'?*
va.ati.in ?pent with his wife's patents,
Mr. and Mrs. \V. K. Klmsey, of B-COtte
dal?', UM \'i??--ri?sideiU and Mrs Mar?
shall grill ttfOVO here to-morrow nlKht for
\\',t.?iiiiiKt??ti. Th.'v will arrive la <"hk-a o
on iri'iay ami leave there that nicht for
w ashlnstor
FARRAR SINGS 'BUTTERFLY'
Soprano Makes Debut of Sea?
son at Metropolitan.
There was a time wh? ti "Madattm But?
terfly" was a novelty, and an expectant
world looked torffard eagerty t?? that nigiu
when the yenngeet of Its prima donnas
would t?*a?*h It how to weep for the sor?
rows of poor little ('io-i "?o-San. "Madama
Butterfly" is. alas, a novelty no lot-Rer.
and Miss QeraldhM Panai is no lonser
the y??utiR?>st <?f prime donnaa yet both
the Opera and Miss i-'arrar are more popu?
lar than ever, and Miss l-'arrar Is ?till
altogether vounp enough, even If last night
her voles se. med a little weary.
it was Miss Parrar*? tirst appeartaaee
or the season, postponed front the an?
nounced ?;,). ninsr of "Ma mn," beeauss of
an attark of crip, and her a?lmtreis were
pies,nt it, good measure, it was evident,
however, that the last trae?s of her cofd
were still with her, sad she sang with
unusual eare and eontllMUCO of tone, a
??orsumrriation I'.Ot altogether to be de?
plored. Vet her entrance she ma?ie with
true intonation, and If she sang in th?
love duet with somewhat less than her
usi al brilliance, she exerut.-?i the curtain
tableau with quite her usual r?alisas,
Qiovennl Martlnelli vas the Ptnkertoa
and seom"d less gSUcted with imtvoiis
i. s than !.?? was an Mt?* occasion Of hi'
debut. As a rcBUlt, his tonal emission was
m?h more free, with a ronsequeni 6
tuition of tsie lightness which in Rodolfo
characterised his upper notea His fr.sh.
rICh VOiOS was a delight, but it was unain
evident that he has still much t.? learn in
the coloring of tone and In th? a-t of
delicate nuanc?e
Mr Seoul was the admired BbarptoOl
of other days; surely thete is hut one
Scott!! Mme Kornia sanp Suzuki most
acceptebly, and Mr. Toacantnl made the
orchestral score appear as something
preciously near th?' creation of gODlUS.
All in all, it was a very successful Mon?
day niRht "Butterfly," and the lovers of
the <>iiei,i were able to i?> as .-? ntimental
SS they wished.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
Kr?'*? Sdmlsston t.. th? Ann'ear. .Mum-inn "f
Natural History, th- Metropoliten M
p. um .f ah. tbe Kew fork Eootoglcal
I'ark. ?lo Va? Cortlsadl Park Museum
and the Aquarium
City Ptaaalag Bxhlbitleu, Pablto LA
rtuiiiiinr?. Fifth treats? sad it* str^.-t.
Parade ef th.- old Oeard Veterss Bettelten,
in eommemeeatlea et BvaeuaClea Ds
from Warnt ."?Is? Surest t?. Battery, no??n;
luiirhinn, Hotel Plaza.
M ?? 11 nt th? Th'-aiie ?lab. Hotel Ai-ior,
2 p m
Celebration ?>f th* sew ttrecht Liberty Pel?
tSSOCtatloa. In <orrin?'m<>r.ttii*.n of Kvnou
ti?,n Day, K?w Utrecht Bsftiisssd ?'burch.
Kurht? ? nth SveBM and Mth BtNOt, Broo'.t
Ijra, 't i? m
s ??f the Society for Political Study,
Hotel Aster, :; p m.
Address by Mr?. Kinin??!in" Paakbersi on
"Th? S?lsl KM!; I's CtUUM and Cure"
befst? the Be? Is logical Feud "f the ?fed
Bevtew ?f Bevtewa Biting? Theetn
". i?. in
[)i,(*u??'?in <>n "T! ? M'-anlne nt Democracy"
-. inch ?*?? bot !"' :. I
M it, ?? p in.
Alors? b] Mic r Anlolpti !.. Klin? at th?
? si it. Soi n ly, \\'nl
dorf- tstorts, ?'? ?;" p. m.
? nf tbs Notional - ? let) ef th* s.ni?
." ? ? \-: ...an Revolution, WaldTf-Af
torts, 7 p m.
.'.: the Sew 'i Woman
suiTrai;. Association, i?"'.! Aator, s (, .,,
Meeting ol no. Qotham Club, Hotel Aster, h
Iteetlns nf ib, TrstBta Club, VTaMorf <-?
loria, s .,. ni.
Addressei bj Dr Frederle f" Howe uni
OS The Birth ?if \r:
city Planning in Germany; city Plaaalag
? 'ooper i iiimi. I p. m.
i :. Hack? u ?m "?'i n
tral America end the Pun.una Canal" be
: < "lui>. Hot? I Astoi. s :;?)
?' th" Board "f Education
s 1.'. p m \l al lie S. hool I.
Rlvinston .-?ml Ridge streets. "Unconscious
i," Di ?!?? i.n v. Bassin; Public School
... Ith street, east ..f Fli ??? i ? ? nui. "81 i ?
..f the Hudson Bullo? k ; i
He School ?;??. loth sn..!. ...si of Plrsl
Lift "f Blr Walter Scott," i*hartei
ii Oovan. Public s. hool 80, i it
?< ?if Sei tnl ' ? - tph
? n.-. ' <*ii..i le? i. le i -
t.ai. Public Sil.; m.'. 183d itn I .?-.'t
fVadswortl
Kniest i; Holmes; Museum >l
* ? irai Hlstoi . T 711 ? stn ? t snd ? 'enti .
v.. -? ., \i
trod W. Mai 'm. H< ': poiltan Tc m|
Be? enth ev? nui .?? ?! i 11 h -? t. ? ;. ' TI
tribut Ion "f lin Diu?','' I" Scot! Veal
si Cornelius*! Church, Xo 121 C.'-si <?
- .! "Knowing Our Wild Hill: ' Hnr
!.. ri K
MARRIED
BILLINOS ?OEORQER?At New Haven,
Conn., November U, Florence Enter)
lieorger tn Henry Baremon Bllliags, by
tho R< v Theodore A. Flacher.
Notice* if mnrrl .'???. anil dentil? OtOS* be
t?c?ainipanled by tUfl utiiiie and mldrent.
OIED.
Allen Aipheus B. [Attlng, Harriet i.
Brown Thomas C. Robinson. Emily L.
Halstesd. John J Smith. Wilson W
Holland Kdmund M Woodrow. William A.
.I,. Man M
vi.i.ia' ii Peterson on .Saturday, Nt*?
\. inii.'i- :2. int, Mph? us B. Allen, son of
the late Btephi n Allen, In his Mst
Funeral al his late residence, No. IM
Carroll st.. Tuesday, November ?_;. latut.
:,t . 30 o'clock p. m. H is requested tnal
no ftowers be sent
BROWN?AI Woodbridge, N. I. en -
urday, November --'. IfU. Thomas C,
pon of the late James M. Brown. Fu
neral at bis home on Tuesday, Novem?
ber :r., at I p. m Carriage will meet
Pennsylvania train srrivlng al Wood
bridge at IM P? m
HAUPTSAD Monday, Navemhar M, ItUL
John J. Halst, ad Funeral servie? ..i
ins late borne, No. M Lincoln Place,
Brooklyn. Wednesday afternoon, No?
v. mber -?'>. I o'i lock. Interment at
Geneva, N I
HOLLAND ?Suddenly, In Cleveland, nhio,
l-'alm?.:??! M Holland, on November :'t.
1911 Notice of funeral bereafter.
,i< iv Man Monro? Joy, daughter of
Samuel and Mar) Monroe Joy, in Ni w
fork City, November 22. interment in
Concord, Man
LATTING Suddenly, Saturday, Novem?
ber "" I'''''? Harriet Emerson, widow ..c
John ?I. i.attiii"- snd daughter of the
late Rev. Hrown Emerson, 1>. I>. ?
siiem. Mase., bi the Mth year of her
,,.,. Bervtc?? et her Ut? residen**?. No
:, West 75th st., Tuesday, November :.".
at u o'clock
ROBINSON -At "'ak Ridge, N. .).. on l-"n
,1hv November O. 1913, Emlli L? daugh?
,,.,.',,1 tn? late Henry and ElUabeCi L
Robinson. Funeral services will b? held
at St. Paul's church, Rahway. N. J., on
Tuesday. Nov.-mber 2a, at 12:3n p. m
Interment private.
SMITH At his residence, No. !fi7 South
"Mountain av.- . Montclatr, N J., Novem
bei -''. '*,!:'" u'll"i*"1 W> ?"iinith. Funeral
service? "srtll b? held at the First Pree
bvt.riati Church, Montelair. Tuesday.
November ft at I'M p. m.. on arrival of
train b-avitiK Hoboken at 1 :.*? p. m.
WOODBOW?On Monday, November IK,
\\,\z. v. liban Allen, Infant ?on of Will?
iam Btorer and Sarah C Woodmw. In
t, rmeat private
CKMKTKRIES.
THE ?rOODLAWM ( KMETEHT.
23bd St. Ilv Harlem Train and by Troll*-/.
Office. 20 Hast 23d St.. N. Y.
OFFICES.
MAIM OFFICS Na. IM Nawsau ?treet.
UPTOWN omen- s"o. l.'nu Breedwas or
any A menean District Telegraph Otflce
HAItl.KM CKK1CB? No. 157 Ea.t |25th
street. No. W3 Went r.'Sth street and No.
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