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FOOTBALL GAME
LURE FOR SOCIETY
Many Parties Given for
Prorincnt Persons Here
fof Army-Navy Battle.
MISS WEEKS TO
BE TO-DAY'S BRIDE
Miss Anne Loomis Will Wed in
Dctroit?Rcceptions for
Dcbutantes.
_rj ? . hotela, faahlOTiable restaurnnts
wera nry llvely last night.
' any time this season. for
?Navy football aame to-day
hi many atrangera to the city. and
much entertainlBg laal alfhl
mor. Num.-rous uninll Infonnal
iliuier* '-'?' alao given at prtvate horaea
for .. tlvea and dlatjngulahed gueata,
who ? from all <>ver the country
,n | real grtdlron atruggle this
Vonat rhllt and tha -uator,
i tearaa are quarterad,
? -.. the plaeea of chlef ln*
l the Rlta, st. Kegis. Plaaa,
I elmonl an.i other hotela were
I ; wltb p, raona of aota.
ila, daughter l j ?
? Mrs. John AV. Dyar,
-? Mi ii . wlll be marrled
? \...n.l. r. of thla dty. this
Tl ? bride arlll be
tl r. Miss Klizabeth
?? - - Vlrglnla and
Mary '??' Alaaandre. alatera of tha bi.de
proom. I'r-ilerlck F Ahxandre wlll be
al man. and the ushers
?.--, |, Beymour Johnaon, t'ourtiandt P.
Dixoa, Aaaoa av. Hard. Ir.. and w. EL
? ? tr.
The marrlaga of Mlaa Maurjosie c.
Ighter of Mr. and Mrs llerbert
A Weeka to John h. Btawaurt, son pf
Mra john H. Btewart, of Ptttaborgh, wiii
take pla ? thla afternoon In the ,'hurch
0f th, r aflaa Bagenla a.
ln wlll be maid of hOftor, and Miss
Hary Mlaa Oertrude N Welllng,
HIh ] .. Thayer, Miss BSeanor Naah,
la Btewart and Miss Kleanor
c-iry ____e_Tnatda william
Einery. Jr., of Philau.-lphia. will ba best
man, and Joha C, Week*. Undaay H.
Boaaal White, Walter Hugh
aon. Krnaat W. I'itman. Charlea h. Snow
den at.l Krancis A. Lewis 3d wlll be
aajbei ? ptloa arlll be held at the
hasae of Mr. and Mrs. Weeka, No. 70 West
Mth al
Mn H Hobart Porter gave a receptlon
reat! ' . .:?.? rnoon nt her home. No. 403
Park . ?? ?-. to lntroduce her daughter,
Mlaa Margaret deton Portar. Ti.e flobu*
tante. whe arora a gown of white satln
and .. ? ? i aitb fnr, was aaalatad
in reci rtng by Mlaa Margaret Trevor,
Mlaa Loulae Dlxon, Mlaa Marrlel Paurla,
Mlaa i" ilae Trevor, Miss Dorothy HolUs
ter. Miss Helen de Poreat Orlffln. Miss
Barbara Bhedd, Miss Margaret Waurren,
Mlaa Dorothy Kaene Taylor, Mlaa I'orothy
And-it. :.. Miss Qertrude Pardee and Mlaa
ago.
Mra N atl C. Rogers will give a recep
tion thla afternoon at her home, No. 19
th atreet, to lntroduce her daugh
ace Rogers.
Miss Elvine Rlcha_rd arlll make her
debut tl ? al a raoeptloB given
for her by her mother, Mrs A Moore
Rkha.-ii. at No. 123 East I'-oi Btreel
Mr- Jamea Nawton Gnnn arlll give a
. thla aft. rnoon at the Plaza to
introu . ? her two daoghtere, Miss Kiiza
beth and Miss Catheiina CJunn.
Mr. an.i Mrs. Arthur Scott Hurden have
ln the city from thelr country
?. L-MLg laland, and are at the
3otham.
Mra Courttaadl P. idxon will give a
lanre at Sherry's on Frlday, Dacem*
5er 12.
Mrs .-.Iward A. Manlce wlll give a
?maii dance oa Deoember M al her house.
No. 108 i: -t C4th Btreel
Mr. Bad Mra Ftaley J Shepard wlll re
turn t town from thelr country piare at
?1 on Monday.
WILSONS TO BE GUESTS
Accept Invitation to Congres
sional Club Reception.
; Pro?a Tba Ti llmae Ban
Waal ll -ton, Nov. _<i.?The I'resident and
Mra wilson have acoepted an Invitation
to ba th.- gueata et boaioff at a reoeptlon to
- rea by tha Co-igreaatoeia] Club on De?
cember U at the clubroonea
The Cabinet.
retary .f Btata aad M:s. Bryan
l tained al dlnner to-nlghl la honor of
the Premier of Canada and Mrs. Hordi-n
??.<! Sir William Tyrrel, of l.ondon. Thelr
Otl.er IXieata were the Prernch Atribassadc.r
*nd "' rand, the (Jerman Ambns
aad'.r and Countaea voa Et-rr_etorf_, Lady
fe of the Brttlah Ambae
_ador; thi Minlater of Ceata Rlea an.i
B< fior-, de Cahro, tha Mtalatar of Noa*way
and . ihe ChlOf JOStiOe and
ard I>. White, the S? .retary of
l Mra I'Yariklin K. LADO,
Mra Charlea B. rlaghea, Bon
9tor Bacon, Benator aad Mrs. Newlenda,
lanatur aad Mra Buth4wiand, Repioaaiita
tiv? and Mra Cooper, C-tvfUe Barclav,
Brtthd ... nnd Mra Elarotay; Mr.
aad Mra Henry Whlta, Mrs. joha Hay,
rdmaa and Mr. osborne.
?anainnl lecn tary of state.
Mra Albert S. Burlaaoa entertained a
- at htnchaoa to-day to
meet Miss Emlly Wagaer, of Peemavyfra*
Mlaa Qertrude Nagtay, of Taaraa
The Diplomatic Corpa.
?be Qei nan Ambauaaa-kxr aou Co-Biteee
?aa Bernatorff have aa a gaaat for tha
n>*k thelr son. Coaal _H_a.tber aaa Bera*
"torfr. who |_ Boondhaj tha aiater ta Mew
^oik. Ccnat and Counteea aaa Benwtorff
?lll aatartala al dlnner on Wedneaday
.The r,. w Blamese Mmister. I'hya
nahha KaiaVO__aaa, has arrlved ln
UngtOB tO -ssaiiie his dutles, and,
K:<ii Mme Prabha, ls at the lagallan. la
?bode Laland avenue
Prkvce Tialdoa Prabandh, the rettrlng
Slaniexe Minlater, who has be, -n In Wash
,:,8-on atnee May _.. i'-i_. arlB haave Waah
aJJ-to on December 8, and, with Pr_aeea
B T-aldoa Prabandh and thelr family, wlll
?Kn.l aeveral daya In New York before
?ailiriK for home.
fcae <1., ilama. wife of the Rrarlllan
awJaaaaador, who came to Waaadagtea ta
attend the wedding at tbe White Hoaaa on
\
Cdit&oir'jijit*,
MAXC?*0
Tuesday, has returned to White Bulphur
Sprlntts, Ya . t" r< -inain until after I '? -
cember 1.
Mme. lUBStiiantl. wife of the I'rench
Ambassador and presldent of the board of
managerf. of St. ROSe'a Technlcal Schcl,
will preside at a tea and 1,< n.tlt sale for
i that tnailtutlon on December s. Mra. Wlll?
lam k. Carr, Mrs. Hannla Taylor ?t"i
othcrs wiii assist Mme Jusserand, ant
' the school will be the meeting place of the
BOCial world, clti* 1-4I snd ,'tli-rwls,
In Waahington Society.
Mrs. IVlos l'.lodiritt is sp. ndinc a few
days ln N. w Voik wlth her aon, Doloa
I Hlodgett, jr. Mrs T. De Wltl Taln.a
; win Joln Mrs. Blodgetl and her aon sl the
Army-Navy game to-tnoirow.
I Miss Heten Taft araa Kuesl af honor al
a dlnner given by Mr. and Mrs. Georgt
1 How ard to-night.
Qardnar Willlama alao entertalned a
' dlnner party to-night.
Miss Nell Pletl her atid I.lonel Bmlth
[Gordon, of Dublin, wfcoee marriaga aill
loecur on December 1, were guesta of
honor al a dinner lo-nlght, w;th Mra
Bcbnelder as hoateaa Mr. Bmltb-Oordon
! has heen Jolned here by Mr. VVUllama and
j Mr. Coventry, o.r Toronto, who will ba the
lattendanta and witneasea al the n?arrlage.
I a dance at Dowor Houaa ln Maryland,
to-night was attended by asvaral young
Imarried eouplea Mr. snd Mrs. Percy
Duvall were bosta
i Dtractor Oeneral John Barretl of the
? Pan-American Union gave a luncheon to
day al th.- Metropolltaa Club tn eelebra
ition of his birthday and the thhtsenth
annlversar] oi bla flrat onlelal aaaociatlon
wlth Latln Amerlca Hia guesta included
tbe Brasllisn Ambsssador snd otn. r Uip
lomaUc ??? raa ol the Latln
American republlca, state Department of?
flciala and Scn.ttors I "hamherlaln, PaUBB,
I>aiifc and LatWU).
TO CLOSE THE BREAKERS
Mrs. Vanderbilt Will Spend tho
Winter in New York.
I Bj Telecrapb te Tha Trtbuni i
Ni w ] 01 -t. Nov. ."< -Tha Breaheis, tho
home .,f Mrs Vandl rhit. will probably
ba clooed next week, arhen Mra Vander?
bllt will go to Ni W York for the winter.
A Thanksgiving wsek-ead party ls be?
lng entertalned at Blaak HoUSe by Mr
and Mrs. Marsd. 11 J. Perry.
i MIS Harrht F, BrOWnell baa returned
to ri-'Aidenie for Ihe winter, closlng bsr
. Mlddk t<,\Mi botna
Mr and blra Chsrlee Laae Poor, of
Neai Tork, are guesta at the taaissrga
cottage.
Mr. aad Mra HaaUltoa Plak Wsbstsr
,.:t foi Heia tork by sutotnobtla to-day.
Mr. and Mra. Jajnes Anatreara Bwan
will r-oon leave for l'rance, where they
win apend Ibe raanalndi rr of the winter
Mra Maroi'i Brown win not r.turn lo
Newport this winter, but wiii resaala
abroad.
IN THE BERKSHIRE3.
[By Talagrapb te The Trlbaata I
l.riiox. Nov. 2S.-Mr. and Mra. Hanul
toii FlSb Wel.Ht'-r. of Newport, have ai
rived at CurtJa Hotel for the areek aad.
Mr and Mra J Wbaatlaad Bmitb, of
M?w V'"k. are guesta of Mrs wimam
B Bacon at CurtJa Hot.i.
Mra Bdward Murphy and Miss Murphy,
wbo bave been vlalUng Mr. and Mra 1.
N Mill-r, have retiirn.-'l to Troy.
' Mr. and Mrs E. H. \\ inslow. of Broofe
llna aad Mlaa Edlth WmbaB, of Boartoa,
? the Bed L'on Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry W Sprague, who
hav.- h..en In Lctiox, have gone to
Huffaio
-o -
HANLON?STEINMETZ.
Miss Baa lha J. BtMaonsts waa married
oa w'cdii'Kday to Joseph T. Hanlon, s
nrad iate Ol Harvard and the RoW I aTfc
I.nw School, at No. RJ Hronx l'ark
South, tha home of the hrlde's brother,
.lohn A Ht.'lnmetz. Mr. Hanlon BOrved
during tbe Bpanlsb war in the Cubaa
. an.;aalgn aitk Company I, 71st New
York Volunteers, and later was commls
sIoik'1 BB ottlcer ln the Phlllpplne con
atabulary.
POPE RECEIVES U. S. BI3H0P.
Home. NOV, Mi Tho Pope received thn
Rlght It<?v- Hennls J. Dougborty, Hlshop
of Jaro, PhUtpplnaa La private audlence
to-day. The Interview waa a most eor
dlal one, the I'ope taking great lntereat
in tne BIshop'H report on the eonditiona
prevalllng among the inhahltanta of the
rhlllppines and on the pTOgraaa of the
country.
MUSEUM WING MUST WAIT
Excavation for $750,000 Addi
tion May Start in Spring.
All hope of getttng the BOW BJM.9M
Bouthern artng of the Metropolitan Ma*
s.-um Of Art under way thla year has l.-en
abandoaed. An offuiai of the Part De*
parttaenl said yeaterday that it wouM
probably ba next arprtng bafara the aa*
cavatlon worb couM be began. Plaaa for
the addition, known as j and k and often
,,-r. rred to aa tha "Morgan wlng." ;?re
Btlll before tha Board af Eaajaaate
it had baen the hope of Part Ce_en_la*
? . r BtOVer tO gOl 'be work Bt8U led '1 '??
ii-K' his a.linltiistr.ition The new addi?
tion. when caanaleted, la aaw Bcheduled
to hoM tbe Aitt.,.,11 collectlon. Tbe Mor
_an . ..ii.'. te n ka t" ba aahlbltad ha addl*
,.,?, ii, ob the north ol tha maln ati n -
'
Carl P Pllat lande, ai ?? ar- hltecl of tha
Parh Board, aald ? ?'? rdaj lhal he had
t i ompleted plana to i hange that : .:t
, nti.,1 Park Juat aouth of tha mu*
The drlrewaj al thal potal arlll
i...... to be ahlftad furtber aouth ta a- -
,., mmodata tha nea addition, and i
,.,-s wiu have to be taken out Tha
. however, have been baaed only o i
abaolutel) neceaaary chani ?
Bventually lha axti nmkm ot the m
on tt,e Bouthweal wlll neeeeattati atlll fur
ti.,- ehangea In tha drlveway and tha
ellmlnatlon ol 8 large elnmp of treea Un?
tll ih.se eddlt-ona ara aaaured, however,
.Mr. pnal belk rea ll arlee to meki
... ping ehangea Ha BaM ba had ?
aulted arlth Robert W. de Pnreet, i ?
denl of Ihe muaeutn, m lha laal fen daya
to flnd out if th,- in i.-.-um planned ai l
more eatenalona tfl tha near future. Mr.
1'iiat expreaeed the hope thal 11 aoeb waa
tha caae tbe would ba erected to tha
Inorth, thereby poatpoBlng, If ptealble, any
ancroachmenta on tb<- so.itb.
?_?
BACK FROM CANAL TRIP
Representativcs Went from
Sea to Sea in Tugboat.
fohn J ritzgerald. .haitman. and BBVeB
other membera of tha Houaa Committee
on Appn.p-iations. with th, ir famlllea
returned last nlghi in the Bteamer frlsto
bal fn.lr. B t.eir of Inspe. tion of the
I'ananm Caaal Th- Congieeaanen Includ
,. i f w MoadeU, WUllam H. Htaebaugh,
w P Borland, Oeorge Whlta, W. t
Vare, W. N Carr and Bwagai Bhlrlej
Three Ciingiuaamnn on board. not mem
bora of lha eomndttee, who alao rlsttad
ti?- caaal, wera A H. Waltera, k. J.
Uar.hfeld and P. P I'ampbell.
I'haiiiiiati Plt-_eraM said the party had
a delightfal trip. with Ane weather
throiiKhout They went threogh tha oaaal
(,,,m r,,i..n to Paaaaaa Ib b tugbeat Ia
tWO riionths. the < <.n?r e.-smaii sai.l, htrge
rcaairla arlB ba able t., nvtajata tbe entire
canal, as ln that tlme th,- sll.hs whleh
ar.- hlndcrtng its completlon wlll be eaa*
troUed Ir. tive inoriths. he said, the ,-anal
wlll be open tO all veasela
*
Colored Films at Hospital.
i Colored rnovtng plcrtuna of hospital
i work wera naed for the tirst tfeaaa last
I nlghi at taa Plewer Hoapttal, when Dr.
I Bprague Carlaton, of thal institution, de*
| iivered a lectun <>n nrieua -gtentlona
1 The ptcturea wera lakea dartag the o;.er
attona The lecture araa given in the
Medtcal Cotlege of the hospital.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
Kre* ?<lmi_-l"n to tl. \.,.,.i.-in Mummiiu of
Naturai Hlatory. Metropolitan Muaeaai of
'\,, n,w Tork Kooleaieal i'.,ru. v.,i. Cort?
landt Park -!?*??? aad the Maartaan
,-,tv Plaaalaa -a.hlb.tlea. Publle I*nwary,
Fifth av.i,.i.- -n.i 89d atreet,
M. etlriK Of the ''hl PW Kraternliy, Ilotel
\Hlor, li? H. I"
lilinier f'.r the member* of the Army foot
l.Hll t.nm. Hotel A*t,.r. evenltlK
,.._ ror the aaeaahara af th* Navy foot
i.aii teaaaS hoi.i Vaaderbnt. avaadag.
Iilni er Of the NOW York N?vy V?r,l rierk*'
A-Booiatloa, Breadway Ceatral Uetel, evea
laa
_____ leeturen of the IJoar.l of Bducatlon,
f i m Maiiliaiun: Public Brl. I?ll.
ni'ih atre-t. areal of Fifth avenue. "Unlon
_ ... D-maeracr 1" li-rmany." I?r. Ja.-oi.
"alwv . s!-hr.|-iro. Cooper In.tll.lte. Thlrrt
;" ? ' Bn.l 8th "tre.t. "The ,V?1Kre?B of
i ? __lt" Btatea." Dr. _*arlee a. Beard;
t.lfr Llln,.). NO. 151 Ba-M Mth "tree..
f-'ondo, and the Ar. of lb* Kiirfll* ./'
I.,'u_ Welnh-r*. PabUe Ubrary. Ne 899
Weal M-'-'h -tr**t "Whal They M,-..r, t.y
, ultiire ln i-rinnny." ProfeaBOr Bfaal
Hh-h-rn St. BartliolomeW. Hall. Ne 9-9
a.__t 4Jd atreet. Developmer,! of Bleetrle
K^ndlta Uae at Nlaaara ralla." W w?i
,',.,. K.r. YounK Men'-. ? hrletlan AmocU
,'?.?, Hall! no. B W-el 158th atreet. >_tttaea
aad lloron," Dr. Arthur O. N*l?h.
ARUSSIAN OPERA OF
FORCE AND BEAUTY
The Unique Triumph of
"Boris Godounow" and
Its Nationalism.
"Hori5 Oodoune/W," S lii^h had its flrst
peifoiniaiice at the MstropoUtsn Opera
House last nlghl for this aesaon, btda fair
to l,e more than a M BSfl aajra. wonder.
It was brought out for the tirst time 1 ist
Mareh, and made a hlt?at any rate, lt
BBUsed comment, arach of which had un?
der it a BUbatratum of surprlse. It also
drew large audlences and was much
applauded, whlch from a conventlonal
POlnt of view was aurprising. So aar.iln
last nlght There ls no tenor ln the opera
desr to the souis of the dssjus; no ?o
prano. nor even a bsjytoaa There was
not avan an arla, so to speak, In tbe
rlrsi act. and yel tha aiaalaaaa was so
bearty and long lonllnnad when the cur
taln ClOBBai for tha llrst tlme that lt had
to be ppened again and again. and tlnally
two (entlemen in evening dresa appeared
and bowed their ;k knowledinnonts. At
iirst a goneral feeling of myatiflcatlon,
then a gradual dawning upon the puhile
mind that the ataga managtr. Julsa
Bpeck, and the ch'.rus timster, Oiulia
Setti, had "taken'' a curtalri .all There
are many things which are dlftl'-ult to
lind out abOUt our opera, but noboily" has
ever suspected that there was n stage
managera' or cborua maatera' elaajus; so
the ordlnary explanations of u eUltalfl
call falleil dlsmaliy t" aCCOUnt for the
;,!., i,,,ii]i non.
it would be a | leassnl thing t<> beUeva
that a Metropolltan opera audlence baa
so far forgotten old baMta aa to be in
bMreated in an opera for Its OWU sake;
and yet last nlght'8 deinonstration com
hlned with some of last BBaSon'a OCCUr
rencea tempted t,> that bellef. Perhapa lt
mlghl be easier to thlnk BO 1' ther.. WaWO
more opersa like "Horis Oodounow," with
their alemantSl appeal whlch lgnores all
the conventlonal BOtlOBB Of the popular
ptaythlng called opera. Art wrks whlch
ai. as stro-u- as It Is re-pilre ii" explana
tion. l'.'ven to thoae wh,. go to bssr snd
s... them aith a carelesa mrnd thay earry
convlcUon. it la domlnated by on.- ireal
tragla charactsr .>s "Macbetb'' snd
"Le.u" are bul B8 a WBOll ll 18 8 cliap
ter ,,iit ,.f the Ille oi a people, nnd the
?. i hy ti,,- ajrai ?? "t ajanlua has
fouad a musteal votoa for that 1.pla
and spoken its Bccents s" fordbly that
all WbO hear BtBSt f- ??]. BVOfl if they d"
not undeistaiiii. Perhapa it ls th.. honvt
barbarlam whlch la stui m tba hearts of
thi Ruastaa people and pakattae la their
art Whlch make* "H'.n-" and aome other
,,f tti. i: muarrsl wmpoMtlooa b,. appeal
iiik. lf BO, H WOUM I <? an Int-Uectual and
Bioral refre ibanaal if Botae other psoplsa
could return to sonie of their natlvo
ion-. fulaaaa and bonaaty "f eiprtssion.
Mr i'ldur was Bgaln th.- llgure ..i l
which tho tragk pletuiaBqueaeae <>t the
opera eentres, bat there weie many
I,. a aew to lha i asl wh,. aajgbi !".?
talkad aboul if tbey w.re. not all "???
. i b ih.- iraai f* t "f th- opera
its, if i\.r instanea Un "? araa a -
Ing ai .1 4 ? ? Bl and aar-BUIng
?it.... lora la Ibe 9* ra n <>? Mlaa Bophia
Brssla i, who ??? -? ? fl for I ' '
in th. Rel ?
... u ,, . . -,-..? whose ntt araa aa
mature ..- I waa beautlful?Mmi ? >bei a
-
.s in ., ? ?? n wl !? h th
^?r...t BSd :.'"t:..': Pk I " ''"!:1
th- portorman. ? a- ? <. whola Bo U t tba
caai i.-.,,; ?
V ','.. lol'ir
.:?? ?
. Maraar.
i '
Itotlile.
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Mlwaall
I ll ItO '>
ill . l:.-.
diuii
Ankle Spraincd, Tenor Sings.
raui Althouae, ti.,- young American
tanor ln the part ol Wmltrl, ln "Borla
Oodunoff." at ti..- Metropolttan Opera
House, last nlghl eontlnusd his part
though !"? waa aufferlna trora a aevaraly
apralned anhJa
in ii,.. aa. "H'l acl Dlmltrl leapa through
? 44ir?i,,w to eacape arrest Aa Althouae
leaped through a ataga window last nlght
hli hsel caught '""i >>" waa trarown to
the fiooi l'i M.-.riii'.ti. th- Boasa ph:at
, ,,,?, Bttended him.
PHILHARMONIC APPLAUDED
Society's Classical Concert En
joyed by Large Autlience.
Tha 1-liiH.i.i m.'iiW Boclety Bl Ita regular
i'n,i,lV afurnoon r-oocerl resterdaj gave
i clasalc pr"?t'""ui", wlth Bach, Moaart,
Haydfl and Hcth'oen BJ the '"mpos.rs
r*4preeented.
Tne -"lo i" rf"i'i"i was lb nn beon ua
,{?v tbe n.io ebuinel ?t th- orchestra
wbo appeared in Mossrte eoncerto ... A
in,j.? foi clailn't and or, b-str a. and held
hia p.ut to Beneral Bwrtlsfsctlon
The con-ert op.ned wlth BSCh'a BTSB
denburg COnoertO No- I. ""I the flrst por
,?,? , p.sed win. Haydn'a "tafRltatra" ayta
Bhoay The aaeoac. portion "f th.. pre
gramtne waa asvoted to rJeetbovana Math
Rymphony, the ??pastor.-.i." and here Mr.
rttransky and his bsne proved thentaalvee
.,, their beat it ??? sn sdmlrsble read
mg oaa that bora no braeaa "? aaagger
atlon, and was i hara-terlzed throiuhout
bv lightnes* nnd grnco.
A piii.lv CtaVaRt programme, wlth no
popular asslstlng artlst, Ms not llk-lv to
proVC "f H"' greatest popular appeal, yet
.ist.i'lay's audlence was large and evl
dentiy Interesti fl.
EDWIN GRASSE AT AEOLIAN
Blind Violinist's Proirrammo of
His Own Compositions.
Bdwla Oiaaas wbssa tsw r. dtal ?p
penrances In this dty have Btaaaped him
as a viollnlst of unusual tal.tit, dasplte
th. f,-n t the world of vlsual objecta btf
never been his. gave 8 concert last nlghl
in Aeollan Hall, at whlch the pi,.a;ramrie
was d.vote.l Inrg'-lV t<> works of his own
composition. The recital ..pen.d wlth a
,,??,?.,, pj which Mr. Crrsasa aiasaelf
played tirst violln. J. 1/orenz Smlth. 888
ond vlolin; Joseph Kovarlk. vlola. and
wiiiem Durleua, 'calla Th.- work proved
t? he BSM "f unusual lnterest. of mark.,1
a?d catching rhythms, and In one BBOVa
tn.nt in partlcular, the minuet, of de
llghtful grac. It was sympathetically
played by Mr. Orassa and his cornpinioiis.
ilut perhaps most eharmlng "1 the vio
lPil-^t's SW8 -"iiipositions were the shorter
nambera his "im Bada8ha*R," ta whach
was portrayed a day ln a rowboat on a
QEOROE B. POST,
mountain lake to aecompaniment ofBOBg
blr.!*, and his "W.lierispiel," In WhlCb
the vvave play on aa ooeaa beach waa
most chaJ-Olngly and poetloally ilepicted.
Mr. Oraaae'a poetta simpiicity ,?f teallng,
hla aenae ,.f fua nnd ins hearty go.xi
humor were Indeed must evldent In all
hla compoeltloiU- Ha has aomethlng to
i say. an.i if that Bomethlng doea not al*
waya plumb the deptha of feellng, lt is
alwajra atncero and Bpontaneoua la it* ea
preaalnn It is to be hoped thal rtollalata
other than Miss I'owell aill 808 flt to In
corporate his worta upon tbokt pro
Krammes.
As ror Mr. Oraaaa. tbe rtoUn_at bis art
hl deepened Wltb the years, and last
nlghi he played througbout most beevutl*
rully. iiis tona vvas unlfonaly rich an.i
round, his Intonattoa Impeccable, his bow*
Ing brnad bi st>;>. and hla lechtdeal nu_e*
ti i -. . quai to all demanda In addition,
1 ;s playlng was at tlaaea tafortaed vvitn
the i: ..- Irnagtnatlve gto Tha viollnlat
may ba Mlnd, bul after laat night he
nande hta audltora se- picturee of rara
be.uity. Ilis audleBCe vvaa large an?l 88081
?) mpathetle.
MORE JOY_FORJ)AIMLERS
Letter to Tribune Brings Thera
Week's Room Rent.
wiiii.mi Daimler and his wife, the old
couple livlng ln on. room on the top floor
of a buildlng at No "l Baat M street.
aald reeterday this was the happtaet
T-ankaglvlng aeaaoB of thetr marrled
llfe.
The Trthuaa reeelved -v letter from Pat
ri. k J MeCormleb yi a_arday toetoetag t~
whl h Re wtahed to be oaed for the oaaa*
f,.rt of tha DaJmlera Wban thla nioney
was takea to Mrs Daimler last night aba
.,. once wenl down to pa*1 her room rent
wlth it Ihe amount eevered tha arorrleal
,,,, ,; ? weeb and then |
hurrled i acb to i
? i wanl t" aay thla, thal The Tribune
...,,'... __ hava a Bne Thank_BJtvtng
Day it waa tha baal we'n had alnce ;
,.,,..,. yoara, becauae my nwea ha* j
tnvalld aii thal tlme. Wlth ao ;
mui h t-. ? al : ? Bterday and bo rent bill
to worry about this week, i gueaa thal
? ? mak, hla ruptura feel a lot bet
,i:,'t much we can aay b< _i les
it we both aaya that; doa'l wa
WUllam?"
? s, | iir," aald WUllam, "we both say
that, all rik'ht."
???
HERBERT STAiMDIIMG HURT
Actor's Kneecap Broken in Cal
ifornia Trolley Crash.
. THbua* I
.ngelea, Not M Herberl Btaad*
Ing, nctor, and father of Ouy Btandlng,
,,?. ei ih a, tor now- playlng In Wew
york; Oeorge Oaborne, who was to have
i, ..? one of th< ' ?'- ln tha Mlaarion
,,i:iv thal opena al tbe audltorium,
Theatre on Mi a v< ars, and nearly a
deaoa othera wi re Injured ln a raar-end
couialon between iwo aaeetrlc cara "t
Banta Monlca to-daj
Btandlng la Buffertng from a broken
;,... . ,|. and euta; Oaborne waa pala
(,: iv injun .1 aboul the BhouMera; Joan
Btandlng, aged ten, daughter of Herberl
Btai d ng, waa brulaed and cul by Bylng
Ouy Btandlng is now ptaytag In "At
Bai. ? ai tha Thlrtj -nlnth Btreel Theatre.
-a
THEATRICAL NOTES.
j. Humbtrd Duffey, wheee ia-t Broad
way appearaace waa made In "The Roee
MaJd," wlll Btng the tenor role In "Barl."
ti,,- Hungarlan operetta whlcb Henry W.
s.,v;i?. li now pnparlng far productlou,
i in Monday evening, December I, in the
Maxlne Klliott Theatre, WUllam A. Hrady
wiii preeenl * new American coanedy by
i.nul. te??? Eyra, "ThaThlagBThal Count."
Tiiis play opened h) Mr. Bradjfa Wllmlng
t..n pia\ houae aeveral weeka n_" aad was
lai.r preeented In Buffalo, Playlng a
prlnclpal role ln the new prodU-9laa la his
daughter, Altoe Brady Othera ln tha east
ar,- rtortna Arnold. Aibert Baed, Howard
K.stal.rook, llllda Knglund. Walla.e Kis
klne an.l NL k Doiig.
Ouatave I'rohtnan has added aiL.tlier
attra.tlon to hU vaudevllle list -Krank
Kamble Coopet In Hartley Mannera'a
charmlng ptaylet, "Devll Montague " Mr,
Mannera wlll .iir.ct retoeaiaala.
The Navy football team and a hundred
of the Btudeata at ABBapoHa attended tha
perfonnanoe laat evening <>f 'AAoW al
ihe Longaere Theatre
There arlll ba o ebanga of programme
at tba I'rlncess Theatre next l-'illav
evening, arhen "KVar" wUI ba arlthdrawn
to make room for two BOW plays, "Harl
ivaii," a tragedy af the d-ptoanvtlo ?er
v|e... in \\ asliiiiKlon, hy Julian Johnaon,
an.i "fTiiaala " aa aplaoda ed Um ravototloa
m st Petanburg, preaentad originally nt
tne atand Oudgnol, Parla "Hari Kari"
haa for Hh prlnclpal characters th<- daugh?
ter Of an offlcial tn the BBglnaerlBg BOT*
vke Of tl"* I'n'ted States government and
an attaehd Of the Japanesc I.i%gatlon in
Wasliinglon.
Josephur Daniels, Jr., eld,.?t son of Sec?
retary af the Navy Josephus Danlela, and
bM three broth, ra were among thuae who
gave bo- parties at yisterday's perform
naoa Of "America" at the New York
lllppodrome.
"The Third Floor I'ack" I'lub. an or
ganl-iitl'in Of bovs , ngaged for singlng,
danctna, rtdtag ;i|i,i awlaaaalag ln the pro
duction "America" at tbe New York lllp?
podrome, who cheSB that fetdgnatlon be
eaajBa "f tha toeattaa af their diaaalag
room*, gave a ball at the ('afe Horlsguet
ThanksK'lvIng night. More than a hun?
dred _ue3ta were present.
GEO. BROWNE POST,
ARCHITECT, DEAD
Designer of Famous Build
ings Here Was III Less
than 24 Hours.
STRICKEN SUDDENLY
ON THANKSGIVING
Was Member of Many Art Soci
eties in America and Abroad?
Veteran of Army of Potomac.
Oeorge BrOWOe I'ost, one of the OtdeSt
and foremost archltects In this country,
died resterday at his home. ln Bernards
viiie,iN. J, after aa lUneaa of less than
twenty-four houra BJa rhm has an ofllce
at No. ini l'..rk avenue. Mr I'ost was in
his OBaOe on Wedne-day and went to Ber
nardsvilly to spend Tbankagivlng. On
Thankfglvii.g Lay he was taken BUddenly
111. ai i though averythlng posalble was
done he died early yeaterday naornlng. on
December 15 he wouM have caiebratad the
seventy-slxth annlversary of his birth.
The funeral will be held from the Cnl
versity Place Presbytsrtsn < hurch. in loth
street, Monday mornlng at 10 o'clock.
I'.urial will be prlvate.
Mr. Post deslgned many of the moat
famous bulldlnga la this clty and coun?
try, among them the New York Cotton
Kxchange, tbe New York Prodaea Ba
change, tho New York Stock Kxchange.
the College of the Clty Of New Tork tho
1'ulltzer Hulldlng, tho Cnlon Trust Com?
pany Hulldlng. the Western fnlon Build?
ing, ln Day atraet; the Prudentlal Llfe
Insuranco Company and the Mutual
Beaaflt LIfo Insurance Company bulld
lnj?s. at Newark, N. J.; the Wlsconsln
State Capltol. tho Cleveland Trust Com?
pany Building, at Cleveland, and the
Manufacturers' Llberal Arts Bulldlngs,
COVertng fOrty n'-res, Bt the Chleago Ex
posltlon.
Mr. I'ost was a son of .loel B and Abby
M. I'ost. He was adUOSted at Churchill's
Milltary Bchool, al sintr sing. K. T. and
araa iradaatad as a dvtl englneer from
the Bdentlnc Bchool of New York I.'ni
verdty In IMB, Ha studied archltecturo
wlth the Iate Kichard M. Hunt and formed
a partnership wlth a fellow student.
Charles I). Canibrill, for the practlco of
architecture in 1888
For a part of Ba* and U*H he was a cap?
taln ln tha 2:Jd Hegiment. and as a volun
teer aid ba was on the staff of General
liurnslde, comniandlng the Army of the
I'otomac, ln URt, at the flrst battje of
P'rederl'-kshurg. He wns promoted to
major. lieutenant colonel and colonel of
the BM Beglment. N. O. N. Y.
Mr. I'ost was married ln I1BJ to Miss
Allea M Stone. There aro flve chlldren?
Gcorge B., Jr.. Willlam 8.. A. Wrlght,
Jamea otls and All-e \V. His clty home
was nt No. IM Last Mth street.
He was a member of the National In
stitute of Arts and Letters. the American
Academy "f Arts and letters, tho Prov?
lnce of yueboc Assoclatlon of Archltects,
the Muntdpal Art Soriety. of whlch ho
was b dlreetor from Bal to IMB; the com?
mittee of Patronage tO the Kighth In?
ternational ( oagraaB ef AtRMtaota la Bal,
the National Sculptors' Society and of the
Coundl ln l'f'4. the New York Academy
ot' Bcteacea the American fJeograpblcal
Bodety, the American Society of Clvll
Einglneera tne Wew Tork Chamber of
Conunerce tbe KaUohal s<>ciety of Crsfts
nieti. the Publle Art I.eague. the Archa-o
loglcal Society of AmerlCS, the National
Oeogrsphlcal Boclety, the MetropoUtan
Museum of Art. the NOW Jersey State
Chamber of Commerca the Century .\a
BocUtJoa, tne Union Club, tbe Cosmoa
luh, of VVaahlngtoa, and the Now York
Karmors' Instltuta He araa also a char
ter member of the Lawyers* Club.
Ha waa deoorated b CbawaJlsr <io ia
Legion d'Honneur ln I8H, and was
awarded the gold Biedal of the American
Inatltuta of Archltects In IM* Mr. Post
represented American archltacta aa a dd
egate to the World's Cotlgresa of Archl?
tects ln Umdon, and ln IBR he was ap?
pointed B collalorator of the Kor-st S-r
v|,e Of tbe I'nited States Department of
AgrlCUltUra. He was mado an h.inorary
rjorreapotadlng memher of the Royal In
stituto of Britteh Arehltecta ln 1881 ln
the same year he was el. t.-d nn associato
Of Ihe National Academv of Heslgn. and
;, year later an atrademldaB of the acad
amy
ln U'S he 4v,.s Hppolnt?;d B member of
the perm.nient committee of tho Int. in.i
llonal congresa of sVlCjMtectR and ln IM
Preddenl Rooaaarell made h!m a member
of th,. Bureau of Wns Arts He was als,,
B member of th- board of commisslons
of the St. LOUlfl Kxposition. Columbia
Unlverdty eoaferred on blm the iMaaoeary
dagioa of Dootor of Lavwa In IMB.
cassius m: clay dead
His Father, Wedded at Ninety,
Was Henry Clay's Cousin.
P.iris. Ky . Nov. H, CSSdUS M. Clay,
preddenl of tbe Kentucky Coosdtutloeual
Conventlon of IRSit an.l onetlme DSBBO
CiatlC candidate for Covernor, died here
tO-day. He was B graduate of Yale in
tho dasa of 'fi*;. Ho waa seveaty years
old. and l.aves one daughter. Mrs. Cyrll
Ooodmaa, of Cairo, Kgypt.
Cassius M. "lay was the pon of (loneral
Cassius M. Clav, who was a couain of
Henry Clay. (leneral ("lay married a
\oung girl when he was nearly nlnety
and sooii afterward divorced her. Hencral
Clay died in l!(-3 at the age of nlnety
three.
*
GUSTAVE DAHLGREN.
Onatava Hahlgren. seventy-four years
old. a former police sergeant and a
Clvll War veteran; died Thursday ln his
home. No. 411 Baat ITIth atreet. Ten
years ago Dahlgren retlred after twen
ty-nlne vears on the force. He had heen
a pilaonof ln Andersonvllle during the
Ovll War, and waa a member of
John Hnncock I'ost, O. A. R. He left
aieven chlldren.
*
GILBERT D. BOGART.
I'assalc, N. )., Nov. 28. ? Gllbert I>.
Bogart. seventy-four yeara old. died to
day nt hlf home, No. 49 Lafayette ave?
nue. Mr. Bogart waa the founder of the
bornogb of Qeraadd, which has a popu
lation of 1,200 In 1S?7 he bought a
traet of lan<l and developed lt. In the
panlc of lh73 he loat heavlly and went
to South Jersey. where he took up
fninilng. He came baek to Passatc In
ISTS, rebought his land and bullt the
boroagh <>f fJarBeld. lt la estimated that
lie ow ned ~f>0 hou.xes <n the borough.
Mr. Bogart v.ns one of the organizers
of the flrst electric rallway ln the state,
and many of his holdings were turned
ovtr fco the company now controlled by
tho Public Service. He was one of the
otganlrers of the Paterson Railway
Companv. whlch vvas th? first electric
road to run from Passaic to Pater?on.
He was presidtnt of the Northern NeW
Jersey Rapld Translt Compnny. Mr.
Bogart was a veteran of the Clvil War.
THE REV. WILLIAM J. NOBLE.
(From The Trlhune Correnpowlent |
Montclalr, N J.. Nov. ML?Tha Rev.
Dr. William James Noble. forty-alx yeara
old, former pastor of the Slxteenth Street
Haptist Church. N< w York, died last
night at his home, No J) Gnenwood ave?
nue. I <r. Noble was born at ('hatham,
New Brunswlek. He was gradnnted frorn
BrOWB t'nivt-rsitv and also attended New
York I'niversity. Before cornini to
Montclalr about eight montha ago he
llved In West Hartford, Conn. Bestdes
his wife, Dr. Noble leaves one aon\seven
years old; six brothers and three^sisterg.
The body will be taken to West Hart?
ford, Conn., for burlal.
GENERAL J. MADISON DRAKE.
I-lizabeth, N. J . Nov. 2.Y?General J.
Madison Drake, a Clvil War veteran, died
to-nlght at his home. on Jefferson ave?
nue. Me was born ln Somerset County
In March. HR, General Drake answered
Pri sident Llncoln's tirst call for volun
teers and was colonel of the old 3d N*w
J. rs. y Volunteers. Afier the war he or
ganlaad Drake'a veteran Eoaavaa. He
was publisher of "The Ellzabeth Daily
Laader" for many years and he wrote
for many perlodicals concernlng battlea
of the Clvil War. General Drake leavee a
wife, three dau?chters and two sona.
FRANK N. UNANGST.
[By TelPirrai.h to The Tribune )
Rloonitield, N. J., Nov. 28?Councilman
Frank N. Pnangst, flfty yeara old, died
to-night at his home ln Washington
street from a complicatlon of dtsea-sea.
ile vvas a member of Bloomfleld Ixjdge of
Klks and Kssex Hook and I_adder Com?
pany. He leaves a wife and one daughter.
CAPTAIN ISAAC W. BUCHER
Gettysturg, Penn, Nov. 28.?Captaln
Isaac W. Bucher, who aeterl as one of
President Ltncoln'a bodytruard when the
latter delivered his address on the battle
BaM her<> flfty years ago, la dead at hla
home here.
MANY AT FINLEY FUNERAL
Veteran Porters Carry Body of1
Railroad President.
WashlnKton. Nov. _s._-Funerai servicea
f..r William Wilson Flnley, president of
tbe Southern Railway system, were held
this mornlng ln St. John's RpiscopaJ
Church and wero attended by many gov
cri'mcnt offlclals and hia former asao
clates in the commercial and tranrrporta
tlon world.
As the body was carried Into the church
all actlvltles over the Bouthern Rallway'a
7.0-) mlles of road ceased for fire min?
utes.
The rorly wa* bome by six negrno port?
ers. veterans tn the employ of the rail?
way cmpany. The nonorary pallhear
ers vveie Colonel A. B. Andrewa, Oeorge
F. Raker. James J. Kill. Charlea Steele,
Falrfax Harrlson, E. H. Oary, Adrian
Iselln. Jr., Georgo F. Baker. Jr.. Francie
Ljrade ItetaoB, Alexanie- P. Humphrey.
Alfrod P. Thom. J. M. Culp. T. C. Powell.
Henry B. Spereer, E. H Coapman, R. D.
Dankford. R. V. Taylor, John B. Munaon,
H. c Ansley, A. H. Plant. A. C. Downlng
and Leonard M. Leverlng.
Dlnctors of the Southern Railway wlll
meet before December 12 to conslder a
successor to Mr. Flnley. A eelectlon may
he dekayad because of the recent death
of President Emerson. of the AtlantlJ
<'oast Hne. a comp;tltor of the Southern.
Thomas C. Powell, vlce-presldent of tho
Southern and of the Queen _? Crescent;
Fairf-ix Harrlson. president of the Mo
non route and a former vlce-preaident of
tho Southern, and E. H. Coapman, vlce
president and general manager of the
Southern, are said to be under consldera
tlon.
NEWSPAPER^TYLE "BEST"
Clearest and Most Interesting,
Declares Professor.
Madison. Wlfc, Nov. 28.-"The newspaper
style. which ls beomlna: more and more
essential ln the euulpment of every auc
cessful wrlter. Is the clearest. most con
clse and most lnterestlng style ln whlch
thlnics can be wrltten," declared Professor
F. W. Heckman. of the department of
Journallsm of Iowa State Colle-re. to-day.
He was addressin* the second meeting of
the American Confl reiice of TaaudMn ?f
Joutnalisin.
"There is a vital. living quallty in news
writing that riemands attentlon and grlps
intcrest. This style ls more widely used
than any other. Tt is of the people and
for them. and lt has come through years
to have a value that eannot be denied."
OIED.
Rnrrow, Harrtet II. I Ja Klyn I.illan T
HoKiirt. G.lbert I). 1 assn. 1- erdinand N.
Bovnton. Kiinlce A. McMickin. Mary ...
Bu'rr, Julian P. Post. Oeorge B.
BARROW?Al her raatdance, No. 113 Kast
;_d st.. on Frlday. November W, 1911
Hirnet Bowen, widow of John Wllle
Barrow and daughter of the late WUl?
lam A. Woodvvanl. Noti.e of funerai
hereoitor,
BOOART c.ilbert 1>. Bogart. beloved
hueband of Della Weetervelt Bo-arc on
Friday. November 88. 1919, ln his [4th
vear Funerai servlces at 1ns late
bome, No l? Lafayette ave., Paeaalc,
N. .1.. on Monday at 2 p. m. Int.-r.nent
at convealenca of the fainiiy.
noVVTON <>n Friday evening. Novem?
ber 28. at Bewarea, tt. I., ?inlce A.
Kynton. wtdow of tha late Caehntr
Whitman Bovnton, in the .1st year of
her age.
BlUUt Julian I'enfleld, November 2*.
a_red Uyooro, at Weet Blde Hcepltal.
Chlcago. " Funerai pnvate. A requtem
ceiebratlon of the iioly Cemmunlon will
I... said n the I*dv Chapel at cath
dral M. 9oSr end PaaC chlcago, Fri?
day, December _, at , a. BB.
DK KI.YN-Dihn" Turner Wlfa af
Charlea 9. Da Klyn, November 2*. 191...
at I'leveland. ohio. Interment I_ake
Vi.-w I'emetery.
MASSA At Portland. On.. No;eiiih,-r 2:.
1113 Ferdlnand N. Haeaa, of Port l_aa_
M j son Of the late Ferdlnand and
Theodora Massa and husband of Elsie
Skaats Massa. ln his Mth year.
wmick'N- At her oouatrv home, Ivn_?r
* mi v .1.. Mary f... daaghhw of the
l .. Duvi.l and F.li/.Hbeth McMtchtn M
i ra! Satunlay, November U, at .1 p. BJ.
Carrlages will meel train leavlng foo
,.f Ltberty at, C. R R af v j.. nt ua
p. tn.
POST Ceorge B. Post. at his resi.lence.
BernardavlUe. N. J., on Frlday, Novem?
ber 28 ln tb*1 7?th year of his age. 1 h,
funerai earvtcea will be held at the rni
versity Place Preabyterian < hurch, mtu
st and I'niversity Place, Monday morn
ing, December 1. at 10 o'clock. Inur
ment private.
C_.METF.BlEa
THE WOOHI.AV4N CEMETEKT.
9*M1 Pt By Harlem Train and by Troll*y
Offlc*. _0 Kuit 23d St.. N. Y.
OKFICE8.
MAIN OEFIi'E ? N". 191 Na??au street.
ITTOWN ol'KP'K -No. Fltt-4 Broadway. or
any Vmerh-an Dlntrlol Teleara^li Offlce.
UARI.EM CFFICE?No. 107 Laat l_3th
atreet. No. 288 Weat l.'-th atr??t *_4 Na
_r. w**t l.-iu aaaaaa.

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New-York tribune. [volume], November 29, 1913, Page 9, Image 9
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924