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rv, "a darned
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.' or a bitterly cold
[ dad home from the i.fTiee
- anyone else."
ill.-. Can there be
r children to school in a cold auto?
mation, a? Brei Harte asked, a
? aven OUt?
?i fmni W. L. George'a "Th?
man who can believe
I? m nial pronounced
?' thai acterl ?ation y*j
? an," raid Mr. Ellison, referring to a
Hall that he'-.
OF PERICLES ASP ASPASIA.
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CCCC?CLX> III.
i f political din
high above the common ruck
ation with th?
B it one day when his henchman Cleon
t the . p ta be said:
of political dinners."
?
? beautiful character, which
. .;' tat d, were floatinp
ima <'f an Athens that was to be
? the world, took shape in
I said:
?me of those what do
the most beautiful and
fasl on and we should be if
'
. I Won.
? ?.'?:.. to ?k place early in tht?
April. Pericles' house was as
? ful than ever. I \ page of
. ? tted \ There were present [two
;. tlcmen follow]. Hut as soon aa
a pre ipe "?<>r mind,
hi own. lb- looked around to see where
gil ?' to B rather plain woman
. n of the most dia
Ath? esta and philo ophical
I tame aware that a
i the room. She looked
I
* that i ent woi Id were h< re
, fell ?m the assembly, for dull at?
mething uncommon, < .?.
: p ? i "m Pericles. I'm piad
il you."
. I ? \ ' a. smiling
tboul you, too."
talk, ai d it la .?aid
Poetry Society- which has some
Ion will be, "How Many
. Gallo of Ink?"
' inuary?
not; it never hat sen. But proof
approach nearer to perfection
mother, alas!- doesn't
the < ran m nee of fame, can
? ,..,, r pace than almost any
I we'd trj to
? ,: i . . ara' beii I rtp ???? with
. tl p!
t?rl?l t* r- A" .__a
WISS D?VAL TO BE
FEBRUARY BRIDE
Niece of Senator Pliclan,
of California, Engaged
to Elston E. Pcarce.
0. W. MARTIN TO WED
PHILADELPHIA GIR1
Will Marry Miss ,\?nrs Hulchig.
Ma. in the Quaker ( ily
<mi Saturday.
| Miss -Vrr. . Hutehiasen, daughter af
Mr?., s. Pambertoa HuteBinaea, of
: Philadelphia, will be married la Georg
??'? Mr. ?ml Mr?
' i 8. Martin, ... 171 I , ?
' fourth Street, thi? city, on Saturday, at
noon, ?n Chi ?, Church chapel. I
Bremen?- will be i.. i
lowed hj i '?,-, ption at the 1
the bt-i.lp'? nte-'her. 1833 I'm,
Miaa Ai-i'e Hutchinaon a ?II be I
?' ' '? maid ? ? honor and on!) att? i d
ant
??''' Mai
? ? heel man and tha aal ei
Sigourney B Oln? y, Dougla ? ?
Rowland Evaai . ji , and Arthui
?after their wed trip M
v. il live a? :>.? I i
\ ? ? no.
Anni ,. bet r\>
. ?remenl of Ml?? Alice I
daughter of .Mr. and Mr- ? ; , Du
val ai ? tie ?rge I Di
Jami - Duval I
United .States Senator fren i
I 1'earre. 1 he ??Pild'' fl
: lake plaep the seeon.i \?.-?k in Kebru
| ary.
Foi ? benefit af tha sold,*,, blind
ed in battle, a eencerl u?s g ..
st tha 1
East
] H Choate p
were Pei Gn
'
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?? '?' n?
The 1 . Charle*
?. Mm. Alfred v -
rg, I Baker, jr., Mrs. ti i "
illianri ? i ? Mr?
! tzer, Mrs. Henr; i
Robert |i
Mrs. Goodhua Ltvingston, Mi
' Webb ;tn?l Mr?. H McK '
My
?mong
?a:r u?iH wh?. bought ticket ? ? ? '
rd D Straight, Mr?
?'hit Mi ! ?? . i B. . Mi
?lohn i?. Archbold. Mr?. Wh?eler II.
Peckhei . "?' \l. amer M. i ? ? .
; m, Mrs. Henry V I
So ? 'u.U.. Mn IV
Chaunee) M
M i -.'.'.' ? ? i l lodge, M r
B Haggii . M '?- i Hart ne? ? . Moore,
Mri ? Ledyard Blair, M i
T. Barney, Mrs. <?tto II. Kahn, Mr?
<,"orf. i. Gould, Mi
,? H Maekay, Charles
!!h\ .1, ?i an?! Ha B
Dt four hundre?! tieketl
? ? ara -eld. and ?he antir? pre
will be turned ovei to "
\? inifred Holt, In Pa?i-. ,
Mr. and Mr?, rhomei Da B tt
r lance at the Bell i
rd, Phi .'..ie phia< '?? i orrow
i ?ght for thei r debutante
oi Do Graff C ivlei -
. ? . ? ? a before
? ? - -?-??. being Mrs. Will
. v. he will ha\ e i
Misa Alma and M II
Josepl ni I? t ? rsdorff, of 'his ?? ?
Ami,' .- who will he at '
Cuyler dance from Ne?* York are M II
, ? ? , ? , ???'.. ?? - Edith D
Maud E. Kahn, Mis? G?rai
Brin? da
l'ai-or,-. Franeia nn?l M
' Frederick S'ullmnn and Monuld
B. Pi
Mr. and Mr,. William F. Ht' have
arrivpil in ?own from Washington, and
KiU-Carltfin.
John Astor t?ri aell i i
. . .- the ?ral mai see ? '
? entury Theal ?
ng git en for tha benel ? i
British-American War Relief I
The second matinee will tak
Februai
\ '"nod hn/aar for th? benefit i
lervie? department ef the \'ew
York Hospital will be held th?
noon at the house of Mrs. Payne Whit
\\?nue. There will he
on ?le many unuFual delicacies and
specialties which cannot be purchased
in the More?.
lire. Chauneey M Depew ?rill r-?v. a
dinner 1 - ?venina al her house, 27
West 1 rth Street
\ meeting of the ,l,in:or Colonial
Dames will he held '" I-' Bi the home
of Mi Lewis L. Delafleld, 26 Weal
eighth Street.
Amv Carter Ely. dat g -er of
. , m, ? Dan "1 Brittain Ely, af
. ?Long l-land. will h?- mar
t ???! to Frank Trowbridge Ma.lev. ?.?'
? . .1.. this evening, in B1
M . ? lair, v. J.
Held as Theatrical Pirate.
? ,.n Indictment ? barging him with
, pj right 1 ?W hv selling
to out-of-town the
-| managei for production, ?lohn
R i-, ice, a play brok? r, of "?'--> East
? Street, -.?. ? ] "/es
terday before Judge Clayton, in 'he;
federal Court.
*a\ Il Vf IS GOING ON TO-DAY
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Salary < - ? ' "??"? - ' H "'
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w II.1. BK BRIDE IN FEBRUARY.
Mi \i>e 1.. Du val, ti' ?? "r United States Senator Phelan, of Califor?
nia, who e engagement to El ton E. Peareo has Keen announced.
NATION TO GIVE
FOR JEWS TO-D.
President's Proclamation
peded lo ResuH in $1.?
000,000 Fund.
This '? Gent
Amer ,,r the r
t thej can t
I a??d to le used ??? relieving the J?.
000 Jews who are i want in the
.rone.
Verk i? eipect? d to b? .?el
in the Hat nt eont ? ?
. r?.i|ir
, ". , i
and th? thai
!?< drop] I in th? of soliel
? ? ? ? ery opportun!!
to el*/?
duo or a
rail
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? $100
?ras est
: : or eerl r?
i ? . .
mated that I ?
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i" da] i-. ? ! ?
on.
Charles I
the l.i.
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fiii.I a ?
meetin* to m foi !
lah relie al eonin
ti
leyer !?'ri
mai '? ' ? .i? 'i n
ter 1 dg? BO, I, ??. B. A . 1126; i
buqui Hebrew Re?
I "'?. Alha
: Commit
$100, ai .1 ' 'i"? Mogl ri
Thi> treaanr? of the American J?'
h Relief e ? . .-.i ti
nit Ulm'ions am! pi
ceived up to la -t i ??. ening t
U.803.00. ( of $100
more during the day vvere reported
i i ppme
1160; Ti ?:28. M
? : . . rid Ullmi
l? Edwa
j K ng, 1100; 1 i lea Ch
Fan i* .li." Di'
.n, and "?' ? ?? Adolph Lea ?sol
rhe United Lod]
? . . concert and ball
the i ntral < ipei a Housi
.
row evei the 'da to ??-.i te t
, ' for the relief
loldiera ai
. -? a. -?
TAILORING OF POLICE
SPOILS SCHEHERAZADE
Ballet still Fails ol Morality, bi
Succeeds in Being Otill.
"Seh-' ?i . laat nig
by Lu- I: eretioi
and probably our Amerieaa arbiters ?
taste un.l morola, the polie?, were ?at
? -',,,i. i ertainly no one elae irai
"Sch?h?ratade"
can be enl for ?he youn
Prii it ?n
lueh la?t night. By urg ng upoi
I of re
. ; the houn
am. ti.e amisaariea of ou
introducing dull
the) certa i I nol ?ucceei
m introducing mora
A moral MSch< I 's about a
f rea atiei j entinen
Don Juan; and 11 ' were realised
ting. If wi
? . have ib?* Arabian Nights upoi
??.., et ui
u ..I i "? by "? a] of tlie I.an?
. ' '. c I :
.- no ont
w il! be
"Seh?h?ra ?? > after all not a
. in of ballet.
? ?II fit
I .1 'i K"
m reftruining the natural impolaei al
the daneeri it bre igl ta liatii ci weak?
ening ? I affect
I lo? inj,- ...?!? " rame
?Pi ? ."??'... bel?
.-. -? V ?
' ? '
??Petra - ? I the remari
impression it created thi
b it "Carnaval" d i
aeqoaintance - to it?.?, the au?
dience was buce.
NEWS OF PLAYS
I AND PLAYERS
Henrietta CrOfUai Joins Hack
eti "Tlie Master Sp\ "' Com
?tti* in Mar?.h.
?Tame K. Raekett aanouneed yeatai
day that Henrietta < re man cad been
placed under eoatracl te play the r?le
of Iliatreaa T'ai** in "Merry Wives of
Windsor,*1 In ?.Junction with himself
??ml Viola Allen, in his forthcoming
hak? ipcarian re| rtory at I ? i
rion Theatre, The comedy will be pre
ilurc.i following th? run ef "Ma
.v.'. h o[ien? ?a I . bruai v T.
i A war p!r>. ealUd "The Maatei
from the pen i.f Pr. Armgaard Karl
?iraves, based on his two books, "The
's of the Gorman War Onle?H and
"The Beercta ef the II"' ?n ollerne,"
will ho produce.) tr,i? : r I a '.i?k in
March, it was announced yeaterda) Dr.
?,raves vva?4 in th? Secret Serrlee In
telllgenee Pepartmen' of the (nrman
government for I irs, but he
?? | '? play can -n i " way be
construed as German propaganda.
Mairie T' ????: Paquita Ma
diquc ra, I I mo Reman?,
'? ..i. " .!l i.a fea -;ied at the I!ipp.i
dromc Sunday night eoace
The Stage Society ef ^fe? York will
tee "<?od and ' ?mpan ,'' bj A t -? n
Adama, for one matin?? i.' tl - Gaiet)
Theatre Monday, January I
Rennold Wolf and Channing Pollock
? ? ? borated "i. a picture
entitled "Who K lad Simon
Haird." for the Equitable Motion Pi?
ure * iirporation.
."osi"? Collins left the ea-1 ? \
nt l.a-*" ?m Baturday to devote her en?
tire time to the n ei lea.
The Friar? annual frolic will take
place some time in the month of May.
it ?Aas aanouneed recterday, a':.i the
tour vviii embrace all of th>- eitiaa east
of St. I.oui?, south of Chicago ami
north of Louiarille. The profita nt the
tria will go toward the new clubhouse
in Forty eight Street.
Maude I'i'ul.v a :II make her vaudeville
j itehut Mon.lay, v. I: n th? BppoarS at the
j Colonial in ''The Turn of the Tide," a
i dramatic playlel by Hugh Herbert.
Two weeks in vaudeville was enouph
tor Marie Tempeat, unil she has can
celled her engagement with the United
Honking 'iffi.'i's. finding tiie a'moDphere
i.i the legitimate i ?re eongenial.
ROBERT MAITLAND RECITES
(ierman Sonics Pleeee Large \udicnee
al Aeolian Hall.
Robert Maitland, the English harv
tone, gave a mag rec tal yeeterday
afternoon il \ ? li. Mr. Mait
land is an art! ef line ??' ? amenti,
the posse tor el a roiee of n u h beauty
?.ml jrrea'. range, a ting? of !? r.. ni
nn.l teclii.ic.il accomplishment, s.? it
???., bul to be expect? I thai Schu?
? i ? engs w.jii!.1 be "? ? I Intel pre ted;
?y were w ith poe
i-.t?11 power, If only Mr. Maitland had
.-tuck te German liedei '
Perl an-t II was because Mr. Ma tland
1 is a putr ?tic Eng ? hma
to honor his compatriota; perhaps It
?was because he v?.as a friend at all
everts l.e did liug three very |OBg and
'very iluil aongi I".- Gram la Bantoek.
Thee? were entitled "Three Ghasala
of Hafiz, the Persian Poet." They ware
translatai bv Sir Edwin Arnold, I I
b) Mr. Bantoek, dedicated to Mr
Maitland and lang bv him. Lei the
: r<?t, then, with only the pious
ariah that Mr. Maitland never singl
them to u> again,
Mr. Hat luck is a talented composer,
but his "'Three ?ihuzals" will not place
htm o? Pan aai an he v ?
RUSH TO GIVE DORMITORY
Yale Sophu ?WIN Balee i'.ftO ?100 and
Keep t'uarter?.
I i em i
New Haven, .Ian. H fall - pho
, mores piopo>e t.. rai.?e |MO,000 in or?
der to present the univer-'.fv ?rit I ?i
???.her dormitory immediately. From
the ruah of subscriptions, II ?? v ?
I lieved the amount wdl he pe.iged be-'
I <",.re the eloee of th i - ?. . k If the
irait -..".iin ap|.
. ?.ehem.?. eoi itruetien n
? r th? building to bo res foi occu
. |.. ? ,
The movement hc-jan whe?i 'he fae
.-ted '.hat 'he on
'class abard'Mi 'ea, dormitories on the
| Berkeley <>val to the freshman dasj I
I r.-xt fall. '
'mR MARKET"
NOT FOR LAMBS
Am?lie R.ves's Drama Is
for the Most Part
Unpleasant.
BLACKMAIL LS I?.EME
OF SLOWOOING PLAY
l.ucilc Watson Dors Hrst Work
in C.itst That Includes
Edmond Br?ese.
"Thi' l-Var Market,' a r ?'??. in a
prelude and Ihre? ?sei , by Ami
l'n.ducf.,1 at the Booth Ha,
rison Grey 1 ?-* as I Gt or? i M leaer.
Major >
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In fiction Amelir? Ijive? i? a natural
hitter, drama a pulla s
from tl . plat?, Her fi ret play, "The
Pear Market," va? produced I? I even
inc at. t!i? Root h Theatre. Il r
le he a rather unpleasant and slow
mo,ing melodrama, the chief aituation
of which it, he'd off until bo late in
the evening tha' the audience haa am- |
nie un?? .o discount it. Tha step
th? building up of th? eliraas nr?* la?
borious, und consequently uneoi
Blackmail il th?? theme of "T're Fear
Harket," am
?
ib thai ?? ? ? founded
a mor" or I
?
?
'
? ' '
accept the blackmailing
?is h real ehara? I
f th.? manner in ?
i human being would act.
The ' tor of "The
h icui bHou
?
the Kour I hou?tand upon
net te 'hem m h
?ti he
d?clarai to be tl
teteit of his life, he
, road from hei i. th
her tvtintieth. In fai I
her to .'? ne home at -?tl!.
... .. eet
aeon Ins da
years, yet ei
to meet I
lien
? a had urn ru" | an af- ?
fair abi
tenor, ?"his we leer
dentelle, wi the 1
af Mlai Rit es11 plaj Sylvia gol awai
11 .?n the ?
though thei ?
in them. ' '
?
With the
Which her- '
eng .
"Ah.
ha! " you say. "Sun !.. i ha
play before. Hero :
Itaaly pursuing a cert end,
I the
1 : lot ad on? Did thi
auch ides in 'The Woman.' Ai
. . ...
Howev? iiired
?,. di pe? d upon pre1
?
full? pointed. ' il thet
during all th?
it iii-r
mother's, '
: ?? ? '
rer: There il II
i
ting her (
will in?' know t
father's daughter.
After tha Rives ad?!? n
? ? more ihr
ond is divided into two Ion.
But two scenes or a
acora is nevei *. You kno?
the fether a 111 reach tha end e '
m thai It
awn daughter who ?.?, n thia
particular ease Wh ? ? occui ? in the
la ? act Her.? tha girl la Inviti d l ?
ehoesa bete and loeer,
elects the la
In Major St.4 tha author has
iketched a hea rtleai
,.' . whoop
;il?"Ut his
?
v.'iiis ago In feet, oi
much sympat
til ihe get away from father snd inl ?
the hon,-- of Lucilo Watson. Misa Wat
son wai all mis id up in '.;ie a'f.iir that
the mejor hope I to mal-.?- s
out of, rs -
an exchange of dominos tl
teem for ft tijiu
were -going to get mt?. trouble, That
. bava he? n a real cata itrophe.
At any i itOi from thi* mei I I
Lucilo Wal ios ni;.il?' B
awn em -
i . i -..
The play wai well staged, the
of the prelude and the K?ld blue
? .
g pa ? attractive '?
a, ? ig, M I. i
ilder or ta
majorit* of th? east H? i
portrayal o-' Hilly Sayra a i
of tha even i ?
Edmund Bret i?
length) terra ?n
?
sihle bisel Mr. Br?ese is an
i
.
Itirtiiod lie WS
let : ?
i.i i-?-... : east
.? be ....??
Bydi - ' ' ? ?"'H
into l '
S'ieandi r, en ??
eellent a ? Bei re, and Hai ?
i ... - . De Witt
?
th? wa ? of a
con; i '
"The Fear Maikc " und
am?
Winthi '?
? nture,
it i. sai
In it pi
.
Wilson to Attend Railway Dinner.
hMO. applieat oni for ?eats ?
?Id
a nation at t '?'?
????.' ? . - .
-
'
a" addrei . II- - .'. ? ?,-.,? ?
occupy a ic af .he Kifth Avenue mitea '
o? the Welder?*. I
LIKED GARY PLAN;
NOW MINUS JOB
Superintendent Taylor Re
fused Reelection by the
Board of Education.
-
"THIS IS A WARNING/1
DR. WILE'S COMMENT
Maxwell Retains Place, with
Nine Month?.' Leave of Ab?
sence, at lull Pay.
'
' ?
el Ed i? al i i ?
i
enee on fa
16 to (
'? - ' ..... .,
sd Meleney i U ? ? ?
iraei
lames M. 1
E. .!. i ? ? i r? alaeti d
oniv official v. i o ?,?,i|| i ot ?gal
B, Tav 'or. n ' ?
? Rupert n te
Of th? ehi?l .'.bar" ?he
haa bean tried out.
? -? ion ut diapals dor
? - ? meeting
? ???'? report of the nominating
should b? present? !
da ?.?'? ntendeni
' n a letter 'o ? .-r ol
the i.na-ii
i ?t be considered .
mei
?ne i?i>or? mitrh! b? iai'I over, reinind
I 't* th? el a:i of one of the | .
it all report
laid over upoi the m -? i t
?nembi
thn' : ? f electidi ready had
been issue d, and ?Ha1 it n
r'ed through, Pe waa sustained.
Por 'h? '" r?' tim.->
diatri failed I
n ?i r. Ta;, ' ir
?
?
been ?"ne." .-.- I \j caul
?
pende . |0 New York.''
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