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GLADYS ROOSEVELT
BECOMES MRS. DICK
Ceremony in St. Bartholo?
mew's, in Presence of
Relatives and Friends.
EDITH LOGAN BRIDE
OF D. W. DILWORTH
Wedding of Eleanor Hinton and
Delavan M. Baldwin Takes
Place in St. George's.
irtholome? s ? 'horch a ?
???i of the ?redding
I \; - '""?-*? volt, daughter of
M-it. m Palrman R
? Mr. end Mis _vana R. Dick.
? ecorat? d rimplj with
chrysanthemum?, grouped
ibeut i my war
? '?? I " Bidnej Usher
L th. ? .;v. end ? few
The bride, who ?as escorted to the at
t?r by her father, ?rore a gown of white
latin with a i '?? ' e of point lace ?nd a
Lg (,; inged with ? ?p . ffect
? was of lilies. ot-th?-vali?-v
Lj ?sit? orchid? Mrs. Btuyvesant
? ? .-t the bridegroom, was
matron of hoi ? -i Misa Jean Row? ?
r "l the bride, muni of honor.
alike i-i white eatbi
brocade (Ton an?; j
?j.y i ? hats of white ?
Ink and bord? red with
? on in.is.
R. Dick, |i wa beat man. and
the us1 ? BtU) i. asnl Fish, jr..
ge iSmlen Rooa? -
D. Grant, J. Austin
AnK-r> N !. Tilney and A. S Mather.
\ rmall re-ceptlon followed
at the home of Mr. Roosevelt, No, Ml
nue
. thos? : vu .i wer? Mr. and Mra
?Mderick Rooaevelt, Mis. Jamee Rocea
. Mrs. Jamea A. Rooee*,? II
Mr and Mrs, Theodore Roosevelt, Jr.,
? It, Dr. and Mrs. Richard
Mi and Mis Bvans R Dick, Mi ?.
Eva.-..- l; Dick. Jr., Jlr. and Mrs. Lang
Ms Oeer, Mi and Mn Julian Dick, Mr.
A?s?.n W. Hard, Mi. and Mrs.
- ? Mr and Mrs. _dward C.
pottT. Jr. Mia? Ina K ? Kli.-<
Ladew. Mica .'vie Watson. Mr. and Mra.
i M. intt. Mr. and Mi ? Do
Mr. and Mrs
Mi and Mi a. Fr-ederii k < ;. j
Mr and Mn
I
Bf-fore a large and faahlonabl? gather? \
ghter of Mn
John A I
In Bt Thomas'? ? "hurch :
- W. Dilworth. son ot Mi ai I
Mr*- lMe*,*h R. DUworth. '1 he .han.-. I
ter .di? a and
nus.
Thf bride entered the church w
brother. .Ir-:.:. A Logan, wl
e d in w lute ?atin ;
with a court train, with which ah?
nt la
:.?i White .
only o: -??> band oi |
Manonda hi. und
Bt Paul de Binca] a
|OWn was ?
of i?ir.k ? ? B :nii.ant tunic ol j
??(?:d he f with wrii<**h ?;.<? *???'?
jf. htewn tulle, with ? loi of the
Uta* a ati - ai t > * ? i a mull ol
kytma tu ??? fi on
?nd yellow orchids
The otl wen Misa
Voulettl Pro Un Mlsi
: .1 Miss M..r. ?
Th? j w? eaaed alike In
with minaret lunl
I cold hue. Thej
h were
..i Tail
William De Fon -* Ma < wa? ? < al
lOOt nil' I 11
Barth, : Begi Robert .
? .. i.. . Al thui l ?
n?r. J. .Ma- y Wlllel
Hint;. - ? h. 11
a
? O'Brli
The ? i : . :: '.,,'. v.
rnest ML Stires, and
tion f?. lowed at th? home of M
No |7 West -r-''<ii atreet, which was I
iecorat. "-.merican Beaal
with i.h.s
Mr Dl woi th ?nd his bride will apend |
U.4.: ,,,n m the South, ami on
.-, ill slay for a short unie
With Mr.-. Logan. They will ma. ?
land.
- -i at the Church were
pa )< : a a Logen, b . Mr. and Mra
worth Mrs i... ?renca IH
forth, .ichn *j. A Let?bman, formel am
? Ueadoi, Mr. and Ml - John Q A.
..;, jr.. Mrs George Jay Gould
kr-s. Anthony J. Dresel, ft . Mra -lay
Gould, Mrs. lluhert Vos. Mis. Edwin
Gould. Mra Georg? i. Bhrady, Mr?.
Herman oelri? ha Mra Fred?rlch Devlea
kr. und Mrs. Oliver Harrlraan, Mr and
kr? j. w. Alexander, Mr. and Mis. T.
k. Carnegie, jr.. Mra Frederick Bdey.
Hit* Julia ] Uta W. K
doctor. Miss Mildred Rive?, Mra
Oouverntur Kortrij*ht. Mr. and Mra
Giori,,. Rose, Mr. and Mr? William
Mr?. William J?- Forest Mam.?-.
kr.^ari'i - ? Pel In Mr. and Mr?.
Prank I. Polk, Mra Fr?derlc Neilaon,
***?? Stephen H. Brown, Mrs. Charlea
?* Alexi 1er Mra Franela Burrsll Hoir- j
??in. Mi .o. i D B Pratt, Mrs
; w ing. s Bryca Wing, Mrs. C.
Paa Hudsoi Mlsi bi -ui.i Bros n, Misa
''m tis. Miss Maiie Taller.
Kathrvne
?*'e*l?. M,-. Hope Hamilton, Mra Roger
*?' Mlnton, Mrs. J Allen Townaend,
arle? <;. Ayre?, Mr. and Mrs. II.
** Beb? Frank Washburn
*** W. u hltewrighl Watson
alisa blleanor Hinton, daughter ol Mr
*"? Bra Alfred Pool Hinton, was man
'!'"? to DtUvan M Baldwin, of thla
|'.!u* >? ? tei noon In Bt <;? or?? -
Uur,K i decorated with ?.alms
themuma Tha Rev
9**t Heiland |-erformed the ceremony.
?kjek *u roHowed by a small r?ception
'! ,h' ?""'? ol Mr. and Mi i Hinton, No
?treet. The bride, who
iy by her father, won -
'^n '?' * hit? .san,, ("rimmed with eld
tull"1 '*" '' "' "IM'"<'' ''lossoru?- and a
, ;'*" ''" ??!.- carried llllee_of-tha val?
P *?*" "? iitebel inn
M" *HH ?"? ?ister'i maid of honor, and
lt* ?eahel Hinton, Miss Rocina
fm* Roth nankin?, Miss n.,i.,i!iv Balls* i
EZlJ* Baldwin Hii.i Mis?
P****y DomlnU-k were th? bridesmaid-?
*tr.;,i<i oi - dressed in yellow
'?' ehine. with hat of brown
x ma ??Is wore yellow
? ?. with u- heH <.f drown
tlt "?"? ?"'?** "f brov n velvet trimmed
i?2 ?w" '""":,r"1 *,|r ')'1"' ??""?'i'1
i i ..mi n i- .,! yellow rose**
n)*h g. Baldwin, hr-.th.i ?,f the
M
DEWEES \V. DILWORTIT.
bi groom, was best man, and th? ushers
wen M rtln 8 John P Ran
William !?'. Lawi n, Morris Qrores, Bhel
I n . ' Baldwin.
Ai't.r their weddll and Mrs.
their I ? East
70th si
?? daj ? as th.it of
erford, daught? r
or Mm William All} . rd, to Hir
ne) whlcl took
? mother, No. 121
Wesl ? i ? ',,. bi Ida, who was
? * . . |,\ !.? i I |*Oth? : . ' h.i- ? I Bl
. h n of white .-hat
tr,. us? . . mbroidi red In p> si is and
trimm? ? . Un iiar
Wllllama ?? ? on "f honor in
place ?? Mn Rufui M Qibbi of Baltl
o stt? H.' "ii ac
? ? fai Mi
Will ivn ? if t:old l,r
I Su os? - Mra Hungei -
ford,
i? k satin
I ?:)? K. I bl?
d the i
.i. Hai v. ) \\ ii
R w ? i.'it and Edmund Kirk
.-.,,, i..i.,,,o b
P.. . N ? .-? ? ? oi St Bt< pi
h, and a ?mall : l follow? ,i
Among : Is wer? Mr and M
*_ Oeoi g<
I-*. Blackwell, Mi and Mi ?. ' ii-?i l.
. Mis. 11. Mort.
i,..?!, Mr
Mr? Walthi Mi and Mr?
A. A ' on ? -. Mi .".-i Mi t-dward Hun
... Ilddlebn ok, Alton
\ ictor w ?
? .
MANY BUD RECEPTIONS
Debutantes Also Introduced at
Dances and Teas.
?
W? st
in the receiving
[all, Mis? P
Kra . m v.
i.vsi . Jo W II
Ii, I. : i Ei
Mi - i '..i i Mull? ?- gave ? reception i -
terda - her home, No ?
Wesi ? ? ? i .leimt of h? r
1er, Mlm Margaret Muller, Miss
M?ller, who wore s gown <?! spricol <oi
ored satin, w? assisted In ?receiving b)
Mir? Bv< Ij n S< ?tt, Misa Mildr? d ?Dennis,
Rhode Tani i ? and Misa Jan? t Whit
Mrs Charit rill glv? ? small
Ighl at i,, i country place, Bun
ridge Hail, Weetbury, ?Long Island, to
Introd - daughtei ICathr) ne
Bt? ele.
Mn i:ili?.t Wane,, will glv? a
lunch? on to-ds ??' her house, No, Bl
*w*. ?t ISih street, t?>r Miss Dorothy An
nte daughter of l>r. an-t
Mi., w ?in.un B And? rtoa
Mra i-'!,,i-ii?k Kernochan, Mra ?Hood
hue ?Livingston, Mn Ollvei Qould Jen
Mrs. Herbert M, Harrtman, Mit*
. ;-.,it?,ii H Pj ne, Mra Han y i'a> ne
Whitnej and Mi Id ' Vanderblit
u ? -?en in charge of the
Charity Ball al the Rlts-Cariton on Mon
: ight, II la for th? b.It of the
| ?,-A . |,.u ,,t NO. K!> ?'.-?lar
?i.. . ? |j| - dinners win be given i?n
viou? to th? entertainment, t<? which the
hostescea will afterward tak? on their
Mr and Mra Quetav E Kiss? I will re?
turn to ?town for th? ?m Morrle
to? n, N, .i . on Moi d
Miss Katharini F" Culbert, daught? r bl
ni mi... William Ledlle Culbert, ol
No n i..,?t :.;iii street, will be Intro?
duced to i.<> ?l ?? i" i1""" this after
lioi'll
Mi- ? Bi im ?1 v Big* ?"'?? ? 'H gie? :1 rf"
...ptii.n this often.n sibber house. No.
130 Kapi ?Kth street, to Introduced Miss
K .tin, rlni l'a Wllm? rdlng.
Mis William I." Waid, "I No. 1-'
\\?-si 7'?t h stre.-t, win Introduce her
daughter, Miss Vlpglnla i sntr? Ward, at
ptiotl thil ait?tii""li.
BULL HEIRS GET $10.000.000.
j K;,eii... w is . Nov j:, Th. V. ,11 of
Stephen Bull, -? '? ho died ? week a?--..,
wns iii'-d for probate here to-day, The
raluatkm of th? estate is setlmated al
$iii,i.k.,1 .-i Th? ,,ni bequesl t.. charlteM?
Iturtltutloi ? "' BMM to s h,, .?i
orphan asylum. Th? bulk of the prop.
ert) ?ras ^mn i" Ihre? daughter? uni
on. son
JAMES H. HYDE MARRIED
Bride Is the Widowed Daughter
of John G. A. Lcishman.
I B) -
I'.; i :- NoV, ."- .I:gn. - i : .
Louia de Gontaut Biro were
? i to-day in I'uris. the cli II
e being celebrated at ( ol the
- ? ? ?? .... ,,
:.-r ri.?-- bride \ > i e her brol
the Due de B. Lehr, tho
?' the bridegroom being M ron T 11? r
i i.*k. Atnei lean Ambasaa?
ar.il 11? in-, i it-w s. 1i
The religio.- ? ? ??? t..ok pia< ?
the Am? i i an ? 'hur? h of the He
the Rev I >r S ..... W .-i-..
.? i., th? abe? : . ? in ti.- i nit .1 st..i.?
of John t ; ,\ i.? i-1 ? .?? rather ol the
bride, thi It? ? ?
l na- ?i?- . 'ro? ai -i w..-? ...|. nd? I h I
t On ? i a iKign) ' ?
Natividad T?r i :?
Ami a; sau...- was In
LYNEN ?FAIRBANKS.
Passalc, N. .1 . v. ? M
??"airt.ariks. .Imiiii.l.r oi Ml an.I
i red? ri< k P Falrbanka, of No I ? "
*..n a . < nue a.. man I? d t>- nlghl to
George 11 I. i ? ? of Pa
Bii hrlechl
performed bj I H ird W B
Btryker, of Wheeling, W l"a I ? ?
Ri ? w i lordon Bt nth .. ? ? t --f BI
John'a Bpiacopal i hurch I y, at 81
? Church
? ? :
Bingham, of Brooklyn 1 ?
were Doroth) Barlow, of l'a* aie M irlel
Brokaw, ..f Chatham; Oliv? Whitman, ?>f
? I Ma rlon Whll : ' ? ?
\...ik W Blagdon Falrbai
the bride, ?.i i ' . i I
TI ? uaheri Gerald Whitman, "f
,\. -.? s, orK. .- -i i. rlei Hum?
i-hi. ? g, nf thla di y. Beca
death "i Mi I s? n'a 1 lh< wed?
ding w as a n del ?? ? Onl) -n- mix
i ? ?? Imm?diat?
are ?
-m
STEPHEN SON?ZABRISKIE.
?
HackenMi k, f" i . Soi 1 bi
wedding wi led ' m a B-1
i,i,,i Reformed Church her? this evening
? h< n the Re? Di v" n loh? on mai -
i led Miss Kflle i 'onstsni ?? Kabi ?
daughtei -.f Mis i orneliua i / ibi lakle,
ol Hackern ack and Raj muid William?
Btephenaon, ol New "fork He w?i as?
sist...! i.v th?- Rev Adelbi 11 < 'hapman, "i
? alvaiy Hal-tist 'hurch 'I'll- hi i-a was
attii.d m White -liai linns.', Wltl? tUll?
.ni.i pearl trimming Bh? carried whlti
Viol.-Is
Miss Florence Bt John wa? the maul >.f
! ..? DT, and tie- hi nle.-m.i ids w. I ?? ?M
Miss.s Lillian Dougherty, "i ll.ok-i.
Lillian Rueckhelm, oi Chicago; Natalia
ic "?er, of Vickaburg, Mis?. and Mar?
garetta Holmana, of New fork Con?
stau-.. Zabrlskle, th? two-year-old niece
of the bride, daughter of Mr. and Mra
Frederick C Zabrlskle, was tie Bowei
girl
Th? bride belong? t.. one ..t Hack? n
hack's oui. st and wealthiest famllk Bh?
la a aeoond ?ousts of Mis Mar) B. Lili.
deceased, who died al bei home, No i^j
Riverside Drive, New York City, on Ma]
23, leaving the bulk of an .state ..t 16,000 -
Ml to Columbia College, Rutgen College
and the Reformed Church ol Ann i lea
?
VANDERBILT PLANS SALE
Will Dispose of Surplus Stock
of Horses at Newport.
: B T.-ii i'iii '. i- Th? TribOBi |
Newport, Nov. l'.'.. For the pur] si
disposing of some of the eurplua atoch of
horses .t Oakland Farm, Alfred ?; Van
?.eri'it has announced an auction for De?
cember :i. Thi? will le th. third annual
hors? sale at the farm
Mra Jaunes Oreevenor, who hai beei ti
rued of Misa Hose a. Qrcovnor, has re
lui ne I to N'.-w Voik
Mr. and Mr*. Henry a C. Taylor have
gone to New Vork for the winter
In. and Mrs. S. C. row. 11 are in N?W
Haven on a Vtell
lalwanl C Knight has r. turned to New
fork aftei apendlnga fea dayael Clarea?
don Court. Mr Knight .?.te<i as god?
father at tin- christealng of tha child of
his son-ln-law and deoghter, Ml an 1
Mi.. BMne) ? Colford, ji
Soldiers to Play Wild West.
A Wild West show Will be t-'it.n ,.ii
Thius.ia.v. Frida) :""1 Bal urda > by the
:,i Battalion Field Anillen si mth
etreei and Franklin avenue Th? Bronx.
A staK- coac'i hold-up Will be OBe Of tin
many features of th*? two-a-day perform*
saeea
SAD FATE OF A
CARELESS SIREN
Very Amusingly Set Forth
in "The Mislead?
ing Lady."
SHE DARED A VICTM
TO BE A CAVE-MAN
And He Surprised Her by Carry^
in**- Her Off lively Farce
Well Acted.
"The Mlal? sdh s L-adj " \ i la: by
? '?a,1, s Ooddard and Ps I Dk kej Al th?
Pulton,
THR CAST
1 ? - ' ..illt-n Lewll * Sinno !
'"'''' * ' ?ni ? II .William n s?m?
" '? rnu*e) . i:
i--..., i ? . . i,. -,
Stephen VVeatherbee.!,.|,n rumber ?
K. rltspatrlek. i;- .... Butt?
.Flunk S,:
. '< Im MrManoi . vu,, rt
??II ?"**?*?*. . m
Merrill . ?;....
i .-..,?' ?
M';- " ft? ??!' . |non Ru? k
Urs tohi '-? ? \,i.. \\|?..
Jone u. ntworth . . ? ,\ n,,,,,
?Vl '?' '""-'' ' lane Q_lnn
BuehsnS? .Friin,?-!? Savap,'
a fresh, Ingenious, melodramatl?
full "f hninor Snd surpris?-?, ?as ptSjed
si the i'it. -i TI ? i enlng. it
true The Mlsleadinc l-edy." bj Mr,
Qodderd si ?i Mi Paul Dick).
of the authors of The Gho**l
snd of it- llv? ly. una
worth leeini
house part? on th? u ??
Hudson, and Miss Helen Bte? ? ? ?- one
of the guests 8h< wss a very attractive
young woman, snd ?ranted to be an art?
tre.?.??. on?* of the men guests in th
lions?* ?ras a pis; writer, snd the leading
pan m ins play was thai of ? ?Iren. Miss
Stride wonted t" ?play the part, but no
body thought sh, "nad it in her/' So
they mad.- ? waiter, according to whi?-h
she was t" exhibit her arts on i"nn?
Mr .ia?k Craigen, another of th?* ?
Mr ' 'rali. ? heck from Pata
gonla .-i,,,! suppoeed to i.?- ? s>.rt of dia?
mond In the rough. The fill I
only tOO Wl II, and
? the ?imple ?trangei I > I ? feet
with ' omplete i ucees? and I ?
oth.-r guesta popp? i then -, id? ? rougl
?I? " is Snd ? Ill I ?ins In f un.- t" I ?
propos? Salur I ? Mr Craigen was not
snd h? ret ?
M lag so . le I'-, her llghtmlndedi -
H" tOOk In ? S .In u.t .?poi tin'-'
spirit, bul objected rather bltterl) t-? ths
oust tted s none ? oman
of M ttracl to 1
him all the i : Imltlvs if do?
marked batteries of box, whde it did nol
p? -nt him to u ?? ? m ms w< apon, hl?
. ? . ? m
ended del
? .- quiet, but
foie, fid ?/oui
lust s bo t starting
at the mom? ni i le ;ii>?? ? ? ? ,? h? d to ssy
Ihr? ? the gil
he,?,?, end ?? ? tbers i nsh In Just In Urn?
In ths
distant*? la f? Ils.
The I ?
?h-ondsi k csbln, In th Juei
light oi M
i '.kink- through tn. ph.es
It te to tf pot thai ?
brought i ' ? ? it her
? .. : :
Sdl is, ?I I
...
1 the i
thon ed I with
enull
to leed the
. .
.....; ? ? f
from the of th? no?
relentlei ? ? ' evs
' . '
i." an ? of a nelghhorln
BUP
. . .
and Oth? i Bl f th?
Mr Krank
m. usuel
ton? le In the ? on Ing of
? .
I th? wt> II ?ingli I th? "Mai
s.-iiiai- ' to allun ? ? karg?.
And under all tl e .?.? n ? ontii?.-,, mi.
.i solid n ? lodi a
from? ""ik?for Mr. < id don?
a rather unronventtonal thins and oeopk
u. | ,- ?It, I him ? 111, h k. < I -,
ta ii ,,i d ti oroughl) ali? .?
a gn at d<.. of '? ? rath? r
? i ii ity of these ? In the end
me rebellion In n ?- happily tarn? d la
due to tn. g? ling "i Mi !?? s I Bton?
at tbe cave man .inn Misa In?
as the -ii I Ml Stone s
i ipp slway? authoritative and .?i ,.,-,.
quiet ami vivid in t le mon melodramatic
moments snd ca? i ) Ing ell his sen ne? with
I with )usl the right Uni? h ol
, and patronizing humor, II rough
stural ?-?? nil.m.n,?n,,
regard f"i h? i slway? were re?
vealed it ?as a finished performance,
?rltn the pi? rant suggestion "i a civil?
ize.i p. i ?.,i sill i" hind II
Mi.s Buck ?iso played ?with such ?-"??'l
taste an.i sim ei It) that the moi - tn
ous ?cenea In the Adirondack <*a np had
a most 'a*" the quellt) >.f far.-.- si times
than "f light comedy The ol -
M.-re capable snd the whole performance
distinct!) ? ntertalnlns A ?
THIRD WEEK OF OPERA
"Lol-en-rrin" To Be Mond.ay Bill
?To Sing "Tosca" Saturday.
? Lohengrin" ?rill open the tt.it ?l week
of the Metropolitan ?apera season Monde)
nlghl "i'n Hail" in Meechere" will be
1.1. .t'd Wtdneada) evening.
"Siegfried" ???ill he Thuredej ?svenlng*?
oi ara, with PTemsted, t ?her, Alton, Vi ins.
OrlswoM, Retes, Qotits and Ruyedael
ii.rt will conduct
?'avail, ri.? Ruotlcana" and "Pagliaccl"
?ni i.. sung "n in.i?-, night In the
former will be I ?? stinn, Inn-Inn?-. Mini
bourg, Crietalll nn?i Qllly. The east or
th.- latter ?.?. ill lie lUd? H'" i. CSrUSO, i
Amato, Reechlgllaa and ?Bada. Pelaceo
n ill conduct ?both "i" ra?
I.,- cunt.s tTHoffrnann*' ?ill be tin
Satmda?. matin?' I ill. Wltb Hemp. I
Aula, hei flrsl app? sranc? ? - ? llulletta;
Hon. M a ni? ours, Buchene, J?rn, Ollly,
Rothler, i?.-s._iit"ia. DMor, u? Isa, Rada,
Re? higlian, Rossi, ?Segu? and R ij ad ?? :
Pola?.??> will oondu?t
"T-jeca*' "in '"? -lv"1 ?Hturoaj nlghl
(,,,? Ui_ I,, n.lit "f tl?? Italian Mem ?.?>!? nt
Instil t.- and Hospital, the cast Including
lanar Maubourg, MartineUl Bcottl,
ROSO!, Hada. I'it 1?'"I-i. B?gU? and
Toocantnl ?rill ?"?odeet
loss. Ilotniaim ?ill I?'''- at Um Bunde)
Sight ? ?itie.rt MiSS l.onlse '"X and 1'a.s
nual? Amato will alng The s?tira opera
on i,,rstra will ke ?Mreetei i?y lUehard
I Hsgemaa,
RUSSIAN MUSIC
NOW THE VOGUE
Concert of Mme. Alda
Proves Best on Its
externals.
I
LA FORGE FURNISHES
ARTISTIC HIGHLIGHT
lle-st Tribute to Slavic Peoples
Given in Recital by
Bromberg.
itina ?' ?* m wi
.V w "i ? ? ? ' ? t WOUld I a- ? I- -n
?
them \ ith anything In the character of
?i ..-ir pagan an? - ?tor?
l ? third da) of th? week
the repr ?entative of
hurmony when he was worshipped, and
isle do? ? ??? necesaai M
hsrmon ? tl enw of a de. ade or so
mual ? ?
day tins ire? ?% ad ?o
? thai "ii" mis ? have
I oyok,* a
ilion ..'.-i f at II me ml song
11?-, I) ric and Inati imeatal,
bul ?.us always and only. Th.- opera
? _ the n- ?r ? van
? i - .? - old in this
town. . : English used the day to
? ? ?? If n?ir
table) ' the Al? van.Irian
? ? . '! .I-..1 in Mas
Ml .1" ? : Hi
? , i ..\ ?? *.. thl
of v Irtuo o piano fort?
mlrnhl? ting an artlsl
Mr. i ar) tone, ? ho alna?
w ?-il. bul ha i not Ii that he nas no
?
m ? r.. .tal in the afternoon. Mn ? .
es In)
command* .. i ??
? ? w hi h have
little t.. o.- ? ipai ty,
? ? . m the
evening, and under condition? modeal In
and not objectionably ob
i. vi i.......
. - i, and Oi-' R
Orch**stra strove to make
. ic of th? lai .1 ot
th? ' '/.m- m ultan?.- il bul In i
b - in th? - enlni
N'.. .1 ubi all of th.*.s<- -.? rencea mut ht
t-. ? ntertaln ?omebod y
If th? world'? Interest In other
Bo there must be mod? i ?
ind discrimination. Mme Alda'a
audii m ?? a oii.i mi ... ?..- . , , njoy ov? i
iga n i i pretty i atei nal incid? ni- In an
account ol them than to be loi.i how
much more entertaining th?) w?n than
her alnfftng and now the artistic high
the affair were th.-s. provided
by the accompaniment ol Mr La Porga
and the violoncello playing of Mr. Ca
sini. s.- f.-i bearam a ii? a becons - a
-.it ;. Mi vu-, iiui.-i has become ao
? i with the notion that R
music is summed up In tha miscalled
"Pathetic ' aytnphony b) Tschaikowaky
thai aincere admirera of tha composition?
of the Muscovltea ?re Inclined t.. Habt
?by ..i hla national com - its, for I ??
?s mphonie Path?tique" has long bet n,
not a patriotic preachment, bul a plago?
from which ordin?r) concert-goera would
I.?- ^ia?i of deliversnc? for a period Laat
nlghl Mr Alts? huier made a ?riser effort
at propag?ndi?m by producing s dainty
novelt) b) J??ra?f?H neither Finnish,
. Russian, bul charming si .1 ai*-., a
proper, though unfortunate one. In per?
mitting Maurice Warner to pla) the
Qlasouno? violin concerto Thla failed of
its purpooe ..ni- becauM it was not autt>
? i? nii\ well played.
?m the whole, the beet tribute to Rus?
tan an was that paid by Mr. Bromberg
at his modi st recital In Rumford u ill,
Mr. Bromberg asng folkaonga ami art
. t.,1.1 i.is hearer.? BOOMthlng ahout
their meaning In Introductory remarks,
and mat h more by einging them with ?
good volea and nice appreciation of their
beauty. Th?l b?auty la grast; uniqoeiy
?o m the e?s? ol tha folkaonga and al?
most :-o m the casa "i tha art aonga
Thank beeven for the unspoiled element
m Russian s*""-! n iv K.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
1 i.. ,.!iiu -i.-ii ??- ll>? American Musiiim of
Saturai in.-'.-:' Metropolitan Muai
Ait. N' :\ '.'" /."->I"-*I' .?I Peril Van i'.,;..
? |.,,i?. \iii?"uiii ?ai n.- aquarium
? it] t'laaaina Bshlbitl**?, Pubtk ufaran Build?
ins*, fifth ??-' a?a aad i.i street
l'ut.ii.- lecture? at tha Board >.f Education,
1:11 |. m Msahattaa Pufallu s, i,,? | -,.,.
vv- -t Houston --i"ei. sear Vartck, Th? i>.
pert.m ot t'ot.????? ???i.i Labor," John V.
w is!., en ii. ? '? ii"..i lui. iinii .?n.-. m -i
of Ursiustot) ?veau? "Th< Philippine i>:
na? It liri.in.s. public s. ii?...i
!?? p..n. itt-eet, ?>Ki ..r Irnrt-n-dain avenu?.
"Hlnduatan and th? Himalaya?.' Hunt?) A.
Hunter; Cooper Unloo. Third avenu? .ml Ith
atreet, "Patotlag In Kram**,'1 "-.lexandei i
v .oi L_er; Ba*l Bide Hous? s. hi, ni.-m. *?it*i
tu-, i ?nd EmI in--?. "Our Educational ?nd
I .Iterar] H?ritas? Dr, \orm p MaeVay;
v M .'. a Hall. No .? Weal 13th ?treel,
? n-. n ? Brand," ?ic, Profaasor j ?j. carur
'i roes
'NEW FIELDER IN JERSEY
First Baby To Be Named After
Governor-elect.
: Frem ? StHfY CtrrtUpUttAmUt "f Ti;? Plbtiat.l
Trenton, Nov. :*.".?i;?ivern?.r-*'i?-''t
James P*. Fielder went a step nearer
to tlit-* Hall of Fame to-day when bel
received ? letter saying thai s baby
had been named for him at Chats
worth. Ths baby is James ?Fielder
Gerber, and was horn >>n ?Election Day,
.?-?> the fond father wrote the OoVemOT- I
elect
Mr Fi.-ider will not i.? Inaugurated
for two months yet, and from th.- looks
of things bis name will be as popular
for babies as President Wilson'? wael
', a hen he was Oovernor.
?MASSENET'S 'THAIS' |
SUNG AT CENTURY !
Lois Ewell Appears as Alexan
drian Courtesan at First
Kn?-?sh Performance.
'i,-.,. ol M< xandria ha? p..I
through man) m?tamorphos?e, hut th??
strenges! 'of ail ?re? th? on? ah? ac
rompliahed lesl night, when ?h? found
herself einging in s language which thel
?lanegemenl .?t th? Century Opera ?"om-1
?..in?. SSBOVOd nt wan _n_gttel_ Truly. I
i the aatonlshed public might i r) 'Thais.
I thou srt transleted!" Trsnelated. In-1
deed, ?he wss from Miss Mar) Oarden
! to Mi?s I...is (?well, from Muni'" Re
? o, i.ens Kreldler, ''rom Charleo!
' . ?'? Oustsv M. i gman
' 1 ? '. taken all In all. las? night's j
"Thais \?as int at all a had perform
if only there could be left out of,
ml th.* extraordin?r) Jargon which!
was ?upposed to h?' oui ?beloved native
ii ?pial-. ., good deal of it was
unintelligible; for this relief we have p? ! -
. ii,. patriotic feeling of th.* ?Ingen
! to thank, for s?it?-l\ even Kmt rieran artists
love the language of their youth. If, ho?V
.bo- to i" i onstdered se?
ll) ,n their attempt tO giV? to the
public ii]"-r.i In English, 111 ? ? \ must
"p.ra In Knis'lism The.? fslled to do so.
last night.
Miss Ewell'? Thai? waa a rail,er gentle
ifter the panther
oi Miss Oarden; l.at she sang
, the music far better than did her mor?*
; faino is n\ al. and In ill hi ? tnti
?? attire that rival ? as run a ?i?*a?i
heat. Mr. Kreldler'? Athanael was far
; and SWS)' Ihe beSl thing h?* has do;.- ?0
? fa i at th? Century, it was ? very cart?
ful st id-., both m make-up snd In enact?
ment, of the m? n performance ??f Mau?
rice Itenaud bul In this case e good copy
lia much better than s medio i>- rreation. '
Mi Bergman's Nieta? mue an excellent
'portrait of the Alexandrian voluptuary, I
. the -m.?ii ?parts snd the .horns were ?de?
late, ..ml th.- ?cener) more than that.
: Air H tend i el < -ondu? t.-,|
Thai? is a very popular lady, ?a many
of h.r ??.it have Men lioth In life ami
afterward; when, like Salome snd l??--'
the) have descended, veritable
avatars, upon th? stage tnd Jules
Massenet wn? ? man of th? theatn
? me ill hi.* Head ; ml as dear i.
I Vision as ?Ver Were Sei ll'e Or SiidoU.
, ii.- knee hli public loved perfumee, ami
In sprinkled his score? with rose wster
i m.til he became tie most popular musl
clan in ail France There is plent) of
rose water m "Thais," even if then ?
Ino rose? Last night's audience was s
; : lt*g? "m. _
OPERA DATES REARRANGED
Public Demand Causes Change
in Century Schedule.
Th? \1"' n? ha?. ? aim.I , d ?nothei re
? ,-llt 1,1" ?lie S'il, dille of Ope, .,
ihe Century Opera House. Owing i<> the
demand for a repetition of certain operas,
ii,. ? e'ltiii-y i ipera ? 'ompen) u 111 pi a
for the we.-k beginning Tuesdey, Decem?
ber :'?". '-a Boh?me, ' matead of ' Manon.''
The latter win i,e .?.uni, during the week
of Januen -' Tha ?week beginning lanu
.ii \ | "The Ta!, s of Hoffmann" will i?e
repeated.
Th? reel of th? programme of operas
announced up t?? March M will remain
unchanged. The Tales of Hoffmann"
tik.-s th? place ??i' "Mignon." which op
.,.. ? production nil! be announced later,
To Protect Liberty Bell.
The idea of tHkm_ th? Libert] B< n from
its resting piece in Independence Hail.
, ?Philadelphia, aer?os ti?-- eontlneal to th?
Panama Bapoeitlon at ?tan Francisco,
?. ,,, ?i"t appeal t<? member? ?>f Huguenot
[chaptSTi Danghtsrs af th?-- Revolution,
| In New- R??, In II?- Miss Kath'-i in?- J I '.
i ? arviiie. th?' regent, is circulating a peti?
tion in that city, Bsktng th.- Mayor, the
getect and Common Council? of Phlladet
| phla to vet.? the plan.
1 ? Su?-h a fourn?i>y,'' the petition i***eltes,
i -will emianBer the safety of this sacred
I relic .f American liberty. Therefoee, w?
i, sp. ,-ti Uli) petition that tin- lull may he
forever kept In the ?acred shnne where
Ha voice lirst .sound?-?!."
MRS. BURDEN QUITS LENOX
Sells Under Ledge to Misa
Olivia E. Phelps Stoke3.
'[My T Ip-jra-ili ro Tiro Trihur**.. "
isnox, Nov. 2". Miss Olivia K. Phelpa
BtOkea ?* New- *i ork. has bought Inder
I>dKe. the country placo of Mrs. Joseph
W. Burden, of New *iork. The property
comprise? about six acres, and is assessed
for I20.MS. Miss Stokes will make l,enox
ber summer home in the future Mr?.
Burden baa toassd ? country place in
Hernardstiu.. N. .'..
Mr. and Mrs. ?lark <l. Voorhees have
returned to l.v tue. i'onn.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore C. Ja ne way
have returned to the lied I.ion Inn. ?stoik
hrldge. from New* York.
Mr. and Mrs. I*. J. Wynkoop. of New
York, are also at the Red I.ion Inn.
Dr. and Mrs. Henrv 1". .Jaunes will leave
here to-morrow for Milton. Mass.
George PoDeck returned to New York
to-<la* .
Mr. and Mrs. Havard I', lav iiif-ston. jr..
have pone to Philadelphia to pass
Thanksgiving with Mis. .lohn Striithers.
Miss Adele Kr.eeland is a ?nest of Mrs.
John *-'. Harne.?: in N.-vv York.
Miss Kmily Tinkcrman. or Washing/ton.
has arrived at her <ou:itr\ | 1 -., .- m .Sto.k
brMge.
Miss o?rtrude Par?a* is vtattlag Mrs.
Samuel Frothlngbam at overlee.
W. Rowoe Benaal bas joined Mrs. Hon
??I at th? Kinriicut villa.
PIANIST CHARMS HEARERS
Josef Hofmann Shows Master
Touch in Recital.
Buch i- th.- plethora of ptanlottc rieb??
with which this . ii- h?. nt:.
?howered thai it ;- only th? greatest .if
artists wlm , an hop? for an. genefOU?
measure ..f support.
J.-sef Hofmann la on? <>f these fear, a
fa.t ?buadaatly testified tu by the large
audience whi? h ?rreeted him at his second
plane recital yesterday afternoon in ?ar
n?>Kle Hall.
Yet ?ven Mr. Hofmann ? ould not h.l
that auditorium to it? rapacity; surelv .,
most emphatic ?videnOO of our present
pianist!?- oversupidv.
Mr. Hofmann was quite in the vein, and
hla choice of a fioethoven-Srhumann
LlSSt proi?ramm- Rave him opportunity
to display all that lis art POS??????, both
<>n the side of th.- virtuoso and on that
of the poetic Interpreter. Those who
were fort-mate enough to h.-ar him play
th.- adagio '?' Boethoven'e Sonata Op teg,
ber? awav with them r.n lneffaoeabl-i
mem. iv of poetic i>auty,
OBITUARY.
SIR ROBERT S. BALL.
London. Nov. -> Mr Robert staweii
Had. Lowndean professor of astronomy at
Cambridge University and for the last
twenty-one yean director of the cam
bridge Observatory, died UMlay at the
age of eev?ntj -three
Sir Robert Hall was bora in Dublin.
11. w .s ptof?MBOr <>f astronomy in the
University of Dublin and astronomer
royal of Inland from 1*71 to UK, and
wa- knighted on January -?">. MU.
H? -vas a I'orm.r president of th-: Royal
Aatronomlcal Boelety, th.- Mathemsttcel
Association and the p...vai Zoological s-.
ciety of Ireland. He was th.- author or
aeveral treatleea mi mathematical, as
tronomtcal and physical BUbjectS, lnchid
Ing "A Treatise on Spherical Astreneaty."
"Startend," "in the Marry Realm?."
?Th.- l'anse of the Ice Age," "The St'.!.'
ol th- Sui;.'' "The Earth"? B?glnnlng8M
and many other works.
In UM Sir Robert married Plane? ?<
?llsabeth Bteele, daughter <>f It. W. B,
Bteele, ?lire? tor -.f the Selene? and Art
m laeum ol Dublin Hla wife, four sons
and two daughtera survive him He was
;, i,,,-, . i t -rich leisure time on
in.- jrolf link? and cruisim; in the waters
about England.
ALEXANDER BURGESS.
\ . -andel Burgess, ?isty-Sv? year? old?
member of the New fork Cotton _*?
chang? for more than forty years, was
found dead in Ills room at No 1 (.'
Pierreponl ?treet, Brooklyn, Monday.
lor mans years he bad ii\e.i m Bay
Bldge. Mi- Burgesa died from heart
fail ire ii.- bad besa a broker sine?
H70, with an OflCC at No l."- William
-?r-.l. anil is reputed to have mad.' ?nd
i,,st aeveral fortum a
?-.
OBITUARY NOTES.
THOMAS I". I-JBFFREN, for many
manager ot th- Postal Telegraph?
(.'able Compeny's branch oflice at No.
II v\. ;? "'"h street, died anddenlj yea*
t. rday from heart disease in his home,
\,, | . w* ' l?th atreet Mr. HeUtren
ira? well known m the hotel district
having aupervl?lon over the telegraph
.,i;:.. m v ariuoa boatlei Ii a
DAVID MURDOCK PRATT, prtotnsss
ter "I' Klmna. N. V . and preSidOBl of
th?> Se- ?nid National Rank of that city.
died '? eaterday from a tumorou? growth
..t th.- heart.
? ?
To Cast Challenger's Keel.
? ;..sport. England, Nov. -?"- Th.- iea?i
ke.i ..f tin- Shamrock IV, wbtch is to try
t.. capture the Am. ricas CUS next year.
:- to !.. cast ber? to-morrow. Si, Thom
a? Upton, alth a few fr?sala ?ill attend
the ceremony.
Qood progrees has been made m the
preparation Ol the material foi the ?*lial
lenger, and after th-' ce?tttg ..f her heel
th.- advanoa in construction ail be rapid?
H. D. UMBSTAETTER KILLED.
Poi Hand, Me. Nov. B Herman I '
Umbataetter, of Boston, a writer and
former editor Ol Th Hla. k Cal
ilne." died ??t hla ? ottaga a' Lovell t
day from a wound received in an acci?
dent As Mi Umbstaetter waa climbing
a wall his rifle was discharged, the bullet
penetrating bis body
m
DIED,
Am-.M. Letltla K. Porter, Mari? m
Halst, ad. John J.
ARNOLD Died ?uddenly, ruesday, No?
vember -?'-. >913. Letltla King Arnold,
deurl) beloved mother of .Mis. Perci
vai I*. Ketterer. nul beloved wife of
Archibald A nold. Euneral service a*
ner late residence, No. '?'??'? West THh
B_ m, iri.iiv -ventng, November '-**.
at v'."? Interment private
h a i STi'.Ai i Monday, "November M, IMJ,
John J ii.ust.-ad Funeral eervlca at
his late home, No M Lincoln Place,
Brooklyn. Wedn-mdas afternoon, No-"
rember -*?? * o'clock. Interment at
Oonove. N. *??
PORTER "On Tuesday, November 2b,
1913, at her residence in Farmlngtoa,
Conn., Miss Maria Morgan Porter, in
the ninetieth rear of he nue.
CIMKTKKIKS.
TIIK MrOODLAWK < IMKTKItT.
23;>d St. By Hail-in Trata and l.y Troiiny.
Offlcp. .0 Bast 21.1 St, N. Y.
?KFICKS.
M VIN OFFICE N-.. 1.1 .Nas.-r.ru ntreet
UPTOWN OFFICE n.. i;,,i Broadway or
any American (?isrrb?. Telegraph Office
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