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D.GIBBONS WEDS
MSSC.T.THAYER
( leremofi) Takes Place in
Bride's Country Home at
Lawrence, I. I.
R. B SMITH HARRIES
? DOROTHY HURR>
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PAPEB CHASE AT LENOX
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DAVID MILES DIES SUDDENLY
Parater Actor and Head of "Movie?"
( seapeay Fatally Strirken In Street.
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MHS. DOUGLAS GIBBONS.
i . ?! Thayer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
layer, who was married yesterday at Lawrence, L. I.
NEWS OF PLAYS
AND PLAYERS
Arnold Daly Has Utterly
! erything Except a
Theatre.
A ? |
i possessed of a play,
a r ?? ? I -er.ei y und
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And still
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Mr. Dal? ely on
and if bo
can't i .. the ?.. st few
mead
ii- I'm.cess, ?rill b I
., afternoon
Instead.
*. r and Mrs. Whitman
i Isrein'i
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friend
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eritie ?.a-?
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l Sunday evening
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i.iM--.) iui m? rbaaks*
? riving nnd Christmas perfonnanees
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Globe'i "1
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NEW SOPRANO PLEASES
M:*-? 'la.. Peteraan fii??-? Song Eeeltal
at aeoliaa HalL
M is Muy Pi tersan, i ms Is her
New York debut yeeti rday sfteraooB
?Han Ha.!. , o'
promise and soasidersbls per
snee. She ma?!?* bei ranee
unheral.ied and shs gBVI i ; rogramBM
? Sty of interest. Her voice !s of
gnat parity sad sveaaeea of timbre.
She useil II ers 'y, yet when the
time required it. it showed ample
- ami even brillisi > '?" H- r use
' of mezza-M'ce ?.? . . p
able, and throughout the programme
- taste
ard n ju-t ?'? reept
In her ? Bgii ,: ..?' ?' ? ip of
1- ? . ' best, both
la si
? "Il pleut dei : 7!eurs"
and Eoechlla's "Aux tempi del Fees"
eharmlagiy ??? d ?t
home, too, in the Brahtni-Scl
group, I ? less
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b> i? larga SB :'?? '.i
101-Year-OU Spinster Dies.
JohastowB, v V. Oet ??*
Maria Here, 101 yean I ?.?? be
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State, died here to-day.
PHILHARMONIC'S
FIRST CONCERT
Auspicious Opening of the
Society's Seventy fourth
Season.
ARTHURIAN MUSIC
BY MCDOWELL
\ Drj as-Dnst Compositloi by
a German Contra
puntist
B II F.. KREHB1D
. ? programma of the '?? ;-cer'
of the seventy-fourth reason of the
? > | was given
in < arne?.e Hall last Bight, looked St
,-. began with two ro ? I
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now t.. '.'.. Si j. fort ; ?
'Lane? loi Snd El line," I Mux
Rsgsi i latest publish? ?
l ations on the ti i
? :ent of Mosarl I sta m
A major a gracious memory of the
.ood Jays of pretty ssarly every
: ,,,.>? who has played the
forte since the year ore of the
nineteenth century. This the an
notator of the programme knew to
be a piece of music hi'.'ierto unheard
' ? m York, but concerning the com?
position by MscDowcll he loomed to be
lbt| fOf he s us only S I ' tS an?
nounce that it had never before heen
played by the I'liilharmornc S
II jt there Is no record of a previous
? srfermaase by any organization in
this city. In this respect it is unique
gpt its comoosor's works for even
one of hi? orch rtral works, which he
had wisely condemned to oblivion, was
drsgged Into notice immediately after
'?nth Thie emit bore the name
and hud it been loft to
slumber among the "unheard melodies"
which KeatS Srould have US believe
?-aro - "he reputation of its
ersstoi would bars boss better for the
fact. Hut the assiduous propaga!
the Maelionald cull would not have It
? ? fore .is judicious admirers
polled to grid
How many works for orchestra Mr.
iwell wrote we ?!.> no*, know. His
wife, writing to The Tribune's ? .
reviewer in May, 1906, declared that
while he wa* in Germany, where he
arrota sil >f bis orchestral [noces i i
th.- "In in.:." suite, he made it a ?
huvo all bis works of the kind -
over in pri'. ate. b? i rig- enabled to do this
by the courtesy of German orchestra?,
"hi . the painful lesson was learned in
more than one case that the fire
the only destiny" for some of them.
"One symphony and une symphonie
poern went that way, und two works
are itill in manuscript, because hi
never heard them arid would not risk |
? hearing without the seeesearj
I'rnhi*." "Lancelot and Elaine" evidently
?too I the test, for It was ;? :
Germany, und soon after its compose! ?
re'urn to his native land it w?. per?
formed in Boston and. < hiesgo It bed
slresdy been played in Dai s - ?
U :i she i in, so it is to be sssumed I
Mr iiscDowell'i msture Judgment ap
pi rod it. Why it waited until
? ir a performance In New fork
?hen nil of the other works for si
ehestrs by the .-nine hand been per?
formed, ti-..- best of '.hem fr? i
do not know, and it mighl be Inquiring
too curiously to inquire into the < .
eumstsneee. Psrhaps it wm because
it made ,.,, i] : tal ? . th? Me York
.(tors on its own merits; that at
. ? .;'. '. *-e .. ? ? .
?^pression made 1..
ISt night No Jlldo .. ,
MacDowell'i work-, would think ol
g it w.th either of his
are 1 rchssl
nod i?
ild oi the Npertoirei of our ?
cent irmpboni I i -. though it
. ., . te a- good and i
i "' lobelia, ' II..
"TI <? ? '.no. ens" and "Lovely Alda"
? o? a symphony planned on
long of Roland and Immeaouro
ipoi ior to "I.auriA "
Whei "Lancelot und Elaine" was per
TAMAKl Mil H.\ AT THE MANHATTAN.
I.
Japa?r-.*- lyric iopr?ano who appeared in "Madama Bat?ar?j,H
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rith notes oi to hi
hit ?na!;.';ca! e>.
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a inl I by the. composer, wa?
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wa felt the tru
SBI '* mi?;i
not hui
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?ign if . SB need? on?. Notl
ir.g tl.:.' H r at anvbod
7i. i ci would mal
? ii t of it r dries
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lica'ion of tho mood? or the emotion
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resque spirit sboat th? priBC
with Si
? of ths Lake; but SO it nign
snj
s, aneleat or modert
. ?oui of a!?1?
i ., I. aine, or Juhet or jMSica. 0
arv other amorous damssl tha* eve
or lived Ib Its -.??*??
There m ? beautiful 1
?1IOU
the laatruB
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which enwrap* these elementl a
bleadi them into a ret ign able mu
fical counterfeit of tl." ; ?
leata which are Ib "Eli i " N
with the help of the programm
? - sad the compoaer*!
the ana. rrittOB b
? ?? v. on, ?Philip :: i i
? 1 a bit ikeptical) a-1 Mr. Hub
:: i M r I. IWrOBC ' OilflUM .
ka .- fool the i ? " isph? r
ithei through the "'? '?
' like the sw? -,
mg a-. I gi? ? ? odor. Well mad'
?-, grateful to the ear. but unan
ir '.o the ?mettons; ,v
mod to u?.
But It wai s lai lag compared witl
the utter!;- laeonsequeatial matt? i soi
tained in the Keger variations OB th
Mozart theme. They, eopecially th?
concluding fugue, tailed up a ?tor:
about SB Am? r ?-an composer BO*U I
? ? ! m ! "i-.i'e a itudent ?
?'.ry at Munich. Enl
elaaaro . day Profeaaor Rhein
?? caught the student holding i
?ritten rxerc i to
? Rhelflberger, "it Ii
i p ?b dry ? ? "'i?h ai i*, lal " -:
? -mon of Reger*! Ii
lesi ning . ? ?? sriatioai have bi i
' sf the rl'.arm;r.?,
ma
? ? t - .? led ' ' l "l ad
vanta
tune and more euphoaioua thap;
?(?::? je.ir?. It la? been improved! ho??
much we shrill probably know lat.'i
Mr. Stranskf ??h heartily ?jreeted bj
a larg
WILDE COMEDY
SEEN IN GERMAN
Arnold K'>rff Excels in "Ein
Idcaler (iattc" at Irving
Place.
Arnold K?.t?Y, to whom Vienna owes
in part its familiarity with 0?car
' ta Ideal Husband." put laat
? ? lace at the Irving Place
Theatre under obligation to him. His
performaaec Ib "Kin Mealer (latte" re
- ip - '?'? la SB a? could
Heult!
of ??:?.' listing the splril
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Biedy Ii ?v: ?rseterist ?
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ther that the
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Lord i tern ii truly ?
id; bul
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sd sntu who
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of Mr
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Lord Goris
fathei
? titles of
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their trein i
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being? u
for a momeat in th?
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Hut the : ?'? . r ?? m??nt?
of re I t s | ?
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f i.i.t'
the fe? ? ? t
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Of the performai c? n? a whole, t"
.-an ?car?-.
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tad .
that Mr K
v. . ? : ,
' Caite."
TATOAKI HIDRA
SINGS BUTTERFLY
Japanese Soprano Ap
pears In Native Role at
Manhattan Opera.
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Mme. r .New
harpy
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' -he rave ?
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nation, ?n f ?
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Mil the
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how
an .or..
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range-?. - ; ?
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deal of
AU,
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good
mas l halm
less ? ,1 we hope
all Amena ?
quarv
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.
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before
? ii ir.oiin * I
? a besuty
ABOLITIONIST ERITON DEAD
Sir Th'.mas Ko? ,11 BuitOB Was Head
of Foreign Mo-- inien*.
London, Oet M mai Fnweli
' ml
I'oreign Anti-Slavary Society ? ?
1899 end I ' .uth
He m bom
In 1837.
E r .. smas I sw< ? *a a
grade il
A ?
tralla in II
t ime of h i i
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Altboui
wu- u I'-ai.-r in I
In taking a le.i I
Abolit
lowed the r. oi -'??? s oi bis -p....
er, the net. He was a.'o oe
?: reform work.
PUDnil K M. SIMON IOH
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IS old?
est IP.
di? I at bit
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Mr
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und snd I ,
the import ; I
i Mel
ol, and he was .. f the
ci. .rr!; for ' yeurs He
a wife sad I
CBABLU ? Mi IK il wu.
Charles Waller Ha? nl of
the Dsvii
huine.
? in an
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lie bad ol
the Pi . .
Missions s
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BlcKoi ' i in Brasil, ,, i
ii, the
Lnsryor
dent sf the Point a '? \
Four daughters -
DAVID H. BTBM \nr
Ithaea, (?-?
died h- f s ?jhty
.
E U wart 4 Co. II
r if
the city of Ithaca, a:
local banking, p il
win C Stewart ran re bias.
, o
MRS. CMARLOTTI P. uinstov
Va.-Tenn . Ocl 2* Mrs.
Charlotte Payne Winston, a cousin of
' President
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n, wife of
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KAftRIED
26, at
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Louise ! - ?
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Prison Kel
Retlcca of marriage, -... t SeolBa ma<i
be art m. ...hi.r.| fcj t : ttant* in.l ?,|jr*M.
DOB
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in his i* . I
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Poughkeepeie, S *i
HAM' i ?
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Hand Ku
lence,
Bunday ?.'? i ? ' <l. at 4
o'clock. Intern .. ??, Pa.
BEBBAtD In : ? i sa . Oc
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