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"Marjorle'a Battleship."
i?\ i >i u t ??? n Am m ii Novas
? Marjorif, f.?r Mariorir, for Morjorie,
: -:;-.!? battleship t<? keep the tot - eu i?
wear ? batton in your coat, thai fastens with i fin.
those a !i?> 1m.ill tin !?i?;it " Auicri. .
\ irne appear in leaded agate, cold sad clear,
?t? ?
! ?;!ii?. deed hal future children may be freed,
liall lu ai an cs a and plume Ms pretty pinion I
V big, S I ittlibo.it
To sail tin briny waters '
?
\ hic. s burly bsttlcbost,
Il line to see snotbi r Note,
My little sons end dsughti rs
. ng, -i burl} . tl ; '> boat
l sail tin' briny asters '
to Aisrjoi ' rjorie, to Marj
. my dearie, or .-? dozen million b
? ?'.-,. if you'll pardon my quotation,
a .lohn Paul J
the
.'.. 1 ;' we felt that
luld
?me.
ME IN VERMONT.
nel Hall to-night
ail r i
! think I phmilil
ib for that of an inspector." Mow, that is rather
gun lalize the President, in
the ? ?Title:
Friend.
than as ho has
ectee.
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hi ind Mr?. William W,
ton J. Ti
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I .mold, Mr?. John
am?,
'
liter
e Hugh? Wise Wood I
I for port. But 1 in no position
e to tend?
?ou ( rowded Things \re These Dsjrs!
.
re of
Mr. Percy 1 i T bone's ml I le of
??'."
..i McGhesi ? I received I
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w H M Dl KIM \ SAID TO m N II.
? 'ro ??iiito . ; haven't
in an av, I winter w< -
asving. . . . So i . . < lh, I've had it
it, ay,
tho . . . i i -,
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. . . 1 tho.. like
? ' show
then ... I i... ild thii ' '.'.
?
. . lie's just be?
ippose 1 ? ?. . . .
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I . . Ye . I agree wi ! think if
- id, he wi .
... No, thai i-'; ? r, but H
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... I suppose the enen
be loft he:
? ? Wl with a wouni
? ? ? . in ? written but
? ??? counting the litl
I sent last week. ... I simplj i
? atrocious
... i Hi. yo i ne> , darling
t that ws - tation? Oh,
w.' '.usl getting
?sion boxing match may be hi
ically, but we should i 10 to see tl ?
teal hlur ai d
ai ked lawn-tennis court.
? ?, game in a world series. Th? ?
? and the lo are that, if
importance, it means that tl game will tie
AND HOW MANY I i
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1 erey alleges h. ettera from Mr?.
na and fifty lattv
?? advice hi followed again. The New ii
?a the fa I f William C. i ?> c'd,
laj, was ? the
Christmas
t o ce a yesr. once
On Fel In short,
.? ?edited
? as th<* phrasemaker. iVonu
i r o i
The Conning Tower
l. P. A.
YOUNG WEN GIVE
BACKYARD PARTY
Frank Crowninshield, F, J.
Sterner and B. de N. Cru?
der Hosts at Studio.
MISS PARSONS QUEST
Oh MRS. C. (i. PETERS
_
Receptloi at Hotel (iotham for
Percy \V. Muncy, Portrait
Painter.
Frederich Juni Btei nor, Praoh
? Id, Bertram ?le N. I
. gava a "Gothic bock?
? night in the studio ?>f
Mr. Sterner, ].". t last Sixty thlnl
[any ii tereating features were
? < iitt-rtu,iimen". of tho
?.??errt Were Moj or and
. ."?! : . .lehn Aster, Mr. and
! Burden, jr., Mr. nnd
tehou -??? Mr.
.
Bi moni I '
Mrs, or, I'r. and
? :-. i " iper, I r. and M ra.
and .'r?rs Livingston
John 8 Ltintui n, Mr.
.- Hoyt, M r. and M i S,
d Mrs, Sydney 8.
w Bourne i
\ bei ' R. Gallatin,
Mr. and Mra. Robert Bacon, Jr., Mr.
and Mi rphen II. P. Pa '. Bon
Mr, and Mra, H
.- i Mra. Pu.Hey Pleld
" ? Joseph B. "i i
... Henry W. Bu
Hisi Marjorla Curtis,
A to, Miaa 4
I leonor Lob
Chester Aldrieh, I
iam O'Donnell Isel n, Howard Taylor,
n ?"ii Rhode i, I
rl l bonier, Paul Dro-I
la Pi toi i,
. ? 'eat re par- .
-.1 dunce, at SI .-i
M is Katharina de
? :. ? di butante daugh?
Mrs. H, eie Berkeley
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. in number, to the I
red to the supper ami
\ Hamilton, Mrs. ] rv. i?
'?. i,:n Delavan
: I
..in for
rtrail painter.
? painting of Di Priti Holni
of a commiaaioi
1 ? ? i, by Mr,
i
rere M
Soever, Mr--.
. I eary, Mrs. Walti : Koobe, Mrs,
\ fred Wag?
?..?mas A. !
-, ? ! ? - I ??
.1. Terry V,
arlei Biltmore
v ..-;;... ..
t the The artist ? ' ' ?
Andrea de
. I ien ? ? o f t h e
Mary
;
The wedding of ! '
Aler
I . i . ? :.
\\ \ .
. - - - .
n the
relatives and i
at thi
? in an im
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the altar with
Sho
?
pearl embroider .
? train. Her
le and she cui i .?-.1 .
I or
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? ?? maid of
? ? Mrs.
r Ci
: mon, of I
?
wore large I.? ghorn
orch d tulle and
Tl ??'.- carril Km
1. ? ? aman Cando, of
was the bi
?? on, jr.. Rob
Howe
N'immick and Longstresth. Mr
.? in Chii ago, af?
. wedding trip.
Mr. i ? ... , tilburn are
? ulaliona on the birth
I Mra, Mil?
M i. and Mrs. < hai '
ond Street.
? ..
being a
nd f4>r this season ?
Brill take place to
? rry's.
-
Mrs, ' Rupert! cave ? bridge
? home, 140 Eoat Sev
enty ? l reet,
Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt, jr., wil'
?n Fifth Avenue sari?
? Palm Heach tj
?
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? an a.i.li' -
? he home of Mr*.
i. ehe.
i terday af
eh A. Va
' and H ? C. Styles.
I : <? Ml Donald gave a supper In
?ratal room of the Rita?Carlto*i
Mercer I reach.
YALE MUSICAL CLUBS
PLAY ON BIRTHDAY
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( (U brate 50th Anniversary with
Concert at Carnegie Hall.
eal elubi < Toll I'm\ar
? any prominent pa
?
agio 1 Tha pi ?
gramma aros rendered by the jjle.-,
and mandolin clubs, and was in
: reeojrnition of the fiftieth anniversary
rig.
progromi ted of "Moth
Hen," t> Brian Hooker and Seth
I thi ?. ? ? club; Vlod
club; "Requiem," by
by Sid?
pi the Crim?
by AITred
???? <; k Ho ipt,
I G. P. G
I
ond part included "CI asi
tha bai jo elub, a quartet
on; "The Dram." by Dudley
Buck, b) the ??.'lee club, lid "VoIm,
? mandolin ?
In the third part were "Tutti Frutti,"
arranged by <j. I. uoodaie foi the glee
Duveen Brothers as Secret Agents
Purchase Famous Gainsborough
Xhomaa Gainsborough'. "The Man. t, isa i Park."
Refuse to Disclose Price
Paid for "The Mair?To
He Brought Here.
I? was no Barprise to tho i
| aith tho art world
.tient ? ? learn lasl ni^hr
that the "/
ble diapatehea who h n.l
aaed "The Mali" i? the 1 hiveen
Brothers, of this c.ty and Ps
en, of that firm, whei
.. last night, cunt,rni? .1 the
?
ire 11 DOW mir prop
??'??" sai.I Mr. Davoen. "The ?al?
? . -el?. W?
bouph? it fr.mi Sir William Agrew, t??
whom -,!;?.- ?,,',1 I,y Sir Au.l
ley l'n?ri- V, ei ?il, in whooo COttntry
sea? et Gl -ppenham, Wilt?
shire, it hes hunt? for many year?."
Mr. Dnveen said that the painting
will be broupht to this country in u
??h?rt time, .1 to Bay for
what American collector it was bought,
if so). ? it price paid for it.
"That," ?aaiil he. g WO are
not a' liberty ?? ?.'."
Sir Auilley Neeld, Hart., we
mander of the Second Ufe Gael
he ?va?? commander of the Moi:
Cavalry Reg ment In South Africa In
ISM I!"1". I brothers la Rsor
.eld. R. X.,
itenant-Colonel Morti
mer Graham Neeld, of I '
Army.
Some of those fei h the
. ?
; ril ing
ir that th.? Dnveens had paid eny
fl ?.m a qui ? If a million
? Mall."
Bj ?
Fob - ? i ?. ? Dnveen,
.?. ? : by 'l
_n eriean boose, in association
with Locket! Agnew, bought the famous
and mandolin dabs; ".-'.?lections," by
A. M Chap] Mi dley," ' I
tub, and the Vu!?- song, "Bright
ting by thi .
eloba
'
Miller, vice-president,
II II Andei ion, manage). and B. S.
Among the
rere I ?? fol?
...
Hugh D. A
M i -. W. ' I ..m N I Mi B,
.' ? Is, Mi Henry M. Day,
' in . '?! i Donaldson
Clark, Mrs Edward B. Harknesi
E M. i i -, Harrimaa, Mr?. I;
Mrs. \\ alti i B, Ji Walter Jen
Mr?. Alvin Kroch, Mrs. R
? i ' Iflngwell, Mrs. Setb M M
Char!? ? ? Mrs. William G.
, Mrs. \? 111 am Sloone, M ? ?
I- redei n-k J. Stims? Hen i y W.
1rs, Chai le? l. Tiffany, Mrs. Ben?
jamin Thaw, .'?ii-. Seward Webb, Mis
irkc 1 hatcher, Mre. George
Dalla - '. and many others, moot
of whom ?veri? present in the audience.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
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14 Sir?-'! Tl,. I' ,
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a? I Tr???. III \1 l I , 1 .- .
? rttl. tail tat W1_U_ iivi.iu
? la.-.'.:?/
Gainsborough picture, "View in th?
Mall, 81 -: n is i Pork."
Mr. Duveen refused to mention thi
purchooa pi
Gainsborough's "Mall"
Adds to Joy of Life
B) ROYAL (Ol.Tl-.so/..
The huge sum-, raid for old master"
ted rather
Bui
. ..re how mi
ted i n t n
..r, we ?I" iier care how m ;
"View in
the Mall. S1. James11 Park, - ,
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i tl ;.t a port! BtOUS price was pa.d
to the owner, Sir Audley N??eid. it
doei boi matt.". I:' one of the I
likely buyers, Mr. Prick <>r Mr.
Wid. ni . i half a million for it,
we can ? nly congratulate hin? on hii
bargain, Why? Because The Moll" is
mir..' e.| amongst those paintings which
to the joy of life.
I ? may be worth hav
Thii ana is re?
ed mi rolj as a boon of beauty, it
fe ii' !'??? ' l?y three and
re inch of it U drenched in
. I .,: .-.- .. romantic iandscape art.
igh nevei pointed ? lovelier
, a souvenir of his old age, paint?
ed, n is believed) anly twa years or 50
;? in..!.- properly
repre e.;t? the very springtide Of his
art. Sir Walter Armstrong, his defini?
tive biographer, cites a delightful any?
pote I about the picture "it
ia ill I m notion and In a flutter like a
( anstoblo. a suie judge of
..... ? 1 ?r there was one, is
? observation, "an
ture." Bui '.:,?? famous
apter, more dithy
?n doing se ?1?' recognised
th?- peculiar elemeat m Gainsborough'i
Bl which ??et him apart
linters of his school.
As th.? tradition of Van Dyck Altered
down into . ' : I Bry English
? ? ' ? ? ted in tha tir -t place .. ear
- iirtly formalism. The stately por?
trait . of tin- Georgian
distinguished ahove nil
gn. In Sir
:.?! - it tar.." on something of
and, indeed, this ten
ble in all the members
circle, in Gainsborough as in the
rest. Rut the painter of "The Mall
had some curiously modern Streaks i
him. Like Ruy dael before him, like Coi
i 'h.- Barbison men, he hud
profound feeling f"r nature, Wher
Reynolds srould
.! part
and i?) to the countryside for hi
theme. Then, t...., like V.ila qnez uni
m, like Monet and Ai
? i ed ?' ? ? ? la Of r-...d'-ri
id an instinct for pig
', knew how to l I I
?
belongs to that medium as to ; S
and made him alf or.r of the gr.
emplora of para V?iu look ?,
?".me of his portraits, at the gr< I
"Mrs. Siddooa, for example, with ap
pr?dation, ehieflv, ?? ' their broa?
merits of ityle. When you ene
i portrait liki? the bewitching "Ter
dita' Kobir.son," <?f the Wallace
tion, you think on If of the shimmerin?,
i!r???.s, th.- lues that float upon th?
canvas like rose leaves on a
stream, the "feathery" brus'
which Is as consummate in Its woy a?
the legerdemain of Hals.
: (ed ti
be the secret of "Th" Mail." Arm
Il i Ol lg compares it with Watti
barkmeat for ? vthera/' in the l
though he i- not >ure thai Gaina?
borough ever saw one of the French?
man's paintings he cannot resist the sur?
? tnal in " li" Mall" he "const
.red himself w-ith the foreign
master. Such surmise-? are irrelevant.
The important p??int is the simple one
that in this picture, consciously or un
lonaly, ne very nearly matched
Watteau on his own gicun?!. Wa -ay
"very nearly" because, as a mat?
ter of fact, Gainsborough rever quit*?
achieved the Prenehmota's mastery ol
form and he never discovered tha IB
eret of that honeyed, golden tone
srhich, like hu tints of rose, Watteau
tieally invented. But all the other
enchantments have exerted their spell
in "The Mall." the savor of light,
romance, the fascination of ? ?.
to movement under murmurous
foliage, the play of light and air and
color in a gossamer web of ?
charm, old masterpiece; bl
abroad to the United States have a
?tic way of diaappearing from riew
into the private - for which
ara purchased. It is to be hoped
that in th.s case there may be B ;
, exhibition.
NEWS OF PLAYS
AND PLAYERS
Emanuel Reicher Gives Up
Garden Theatre ? Joe
Caw thorn Enjoined.
A:.?.ther brave failure to carry the
cap of the (?arden Theatre gOOl
d? '?n ?.?i the I M s- te ?lay with the an
Emanael Reicher will
not occapj ?? toric boose for such
? ?. performances as be may give
during the present season. With the
u envers" to-night the
dooi ? ?rl l again bo locked until
esome producer ?lares to stray
from th? beaten path of theatregoer?.
It is doubtful if ??Hosmershotm," Mi.
Best production, can be pre
: Other month, when it
will be given at a 1>roadway house.
-
Joseph lav? thorn, well known mem?
ber of the i;r.a'. triumvirat.-. "I1
and Jolie and Joe," diaporting at th<>
n "Sybil," was served
in yesterday i?y James
I. Powen m an erTort to restrain hiss
Bging the soti|r "I Can I'ance
body but My Wife." I' i
. does
not ment owi na :n the com
has never
had it printed or published.
Gereth Hoghee, who was obliged to
from the east of "Easter?" which,
will in? presented to-morrow night mid
Monday afternoon at the tin etj 'thea?
tre by the Stage Society, has tecov- :
Bred his health sufficiently to appear.
Rockwell Kent, one of th*e group of ?
1 young Ineargont paiaters m this city,
will paint the scenery for "Coir.?? to
musical ci.m.'dy
ired by the Stuvvesant
Producing Company.
George MacFarlane, m "Heart ??' th1
? r." u eomi dy by Gl< a M .
Stamford la^t r.ijrht
V' ?.'. more performance* -1
Brooks win move the production toi
"? Plymouth TheatfC, Boston.
rerd H. Roblas, now play n(r in
hile Basan," has secured the
stock i ghti for ?av?rai <>f this sea
biggest New York ?accesses, and
will present the Robins I'layers in a
season of summer stock at the R . .
Alexandra Theatre in Torontj from
May 15 to SepU 'nher 30.
The rights "f Edward Sheldon's play,
BO acquired bj
Sai _?? ' Aastralia, N? w
?. if i J.i.
pai y ? ill ?,?,.: . ,. 'h
\ mpaay, including Hale (Um
?ad Myrtle Tannerhill. is repoit '
,.,1 to !,.? ?coring a ?. ' Tv/ta
Heds" in Australia.
At the conclusion of the 100th per- i
formBnce of "Treasur-I Island" at the I
Punch and Judy Theatre yesterday ai
! ternoon the memht.; of the company
ted Mr. and Mrs. rharles Hop?
with B hug ers, :i
model <?f Flint's treasure craft, the
Hispa:.
A special matinee performance of
"He.Ida Gabler" ?rill be given ..
Globe Thi al re on Monday aft? ?
March 20, for the I ?? Bin I
1 li d, under the patron. -
Mra. Elphin tone Maitland.
Others wh?i will appear at the Hip?
podrome concert to-morrow Bight for
the benefit "f the Hebrew Infant
im ar?. Helen Rook, who, aecom
! by Louis Hirsch, 4 Tl sir-.? sev?
eral of '.he li."
Sophia Tucker, Arnaut Brothers,
I.a 1'ear!. dus Edwards and
G?orgie, Powera's Elephants and
Rochester.
M'ADOO A GRANDPAPA
FOR THE SECOND TIME
Stork Leaves Boy at Son's Home
Here.
News of the arrival of a baby boy at
the home of Francis Hugcr McAdoi
Park Avenue, reached friends of the
young couple yesterday. While this is
the first visit the itoi - thl BI,
it makes Seen tory ef th ? 'i reosurj
William G. McAdoo, father ? f i
Huger McAdoo, a grandfather for the
? time.
Mi?i
Ethel McCormick took plai
more Juae tl, I91S, Tney have since
'heir home at the Wik Avenue
?ce.
COLLEGE SONG FEST MARCH 4
.Sis Team? Entered in UoJvOfolty (.lee
Club's Prize Contest.
W th ill fc.' : tOB as frcm Harvard,
Princeton, Columbia. Pennsylvania,
Dartmouth and P?-nn. state entered, 'he
third annual il . .-?
it for Eaaten
.1 ? arnegia Ha,: on Soturd
March 4, rhera ...
i.-.alrv between the respe? l .,
clubs this y.-ar, because Harvard ;?? i
Dartmouth ?ach have won a leg ?
?ilver eup preaooted bj th?
1 lub of New York. The t|
beeOBBOS the permanent property of any
club which wins It two out of three
successive years.
Columbia's singers will mak? a su?
preme effort to prevea! the cap 'torn
journeying either t> Cambridge or
Hanover, an?) with Princeton ?rid Penn.
StOiS as BOW ??' ?he contest
?
Kaen club will sing Edward Ma. :
? '? "Wai Song" arid t44o other
? ? ?
the other a rousing footba.l BO? 1 he
? will be John Hyatt Brewer,
. .tor of the Apoho (lub of Brook
!-. n, I.oui? Koemmenich, conductor of
?he Mendelssohn i,!e,. Club of New
York, and Victor Herbert.
The University (.lee Club of 100
voices will also sing several ??lections.
"CAN SAVE CHILD
FOR DM A DAY"
Fatherless Children of
France Association Be?
gins Relief Work.
PHILADELPHIA WILL
TAKE CARE OF 10,000
2,000 Veterans of Teutonic
Armies feo March at Opening
of ila/aar at Garden.
Pothering ehil Inn bv proxy and
Mothering them, too will becoBo a
popular phi SOthl
most reci'iu war I have
'.heir way. The I en of
.'ranee, a tb headquarters ia the l ?
Bay < eed a plan under
which a child that has lost it? fa
may be B_ . ?-ranee for :o
| 0 a year. That
Beieat to in?
sure the child s
i
.
? a in Fran? lerlees
. .se of the i . ? ar.
Phils - Itself to
a ef?
. I I .
?
The total of com . to the
Committee of Mercy, according to a
s'.alcr... ?V Au?u?:
This includes
?a con.mitt-?
?,-ition. The Armenian conrt
mittcs ?? toJ of ??'
dote. Of this su
i rum -? committee tor Ar
menian and Serbian renef.
tl ? contributions
wer?- ?bet ? so, |600? Ar
ef Fund, Hartford, Conn.,
.'?laiv Drummond, ?-'J'1; Mr?.
i A. Burt, |150; Joshua I.. ??
? ? _-,, ..i !' ;?:. im, $100; Char.-j
C. Hani.?on, |100.
The National Allied Relief Commit?
tee report? these contribution?: Mr?.
Georgine II. Thomas, $000; Kdwin M.
Bu.kley, $100; L. A. Ault, $200; Mr?,
M. W .-? |10 I; Allison I'od,i. $100;
11. H. ? . $100; John H. Holli
day, K -.'vpe Company, $100;
C.-orgc H. Schooler, SluO; Horace
White. $100; ?ameron I). Waterman,
$100; Victor P. Lawsoa, $200; C. ?I
Kolsey. $100; A. I?. Eddy, $100; George
A. Goddard, $100; anonymous, $300;
General Charles I.. Pearaon, *
From thf killed I ommittee
of New York, $431; Mir?. Georg" Wood
ward, $250; Walter I'.'-r ion, $200
H. I.. Wayland, $100; Josiah :
$100. Arme.nian Cor
' | . | I; George Lock, I
I'aniel P.. S.?r?v.-,?:!, $100; B. Clarence
Miller, $100; n ' ng at Ply?
mouth
Am .? W ::- iai .-t. *i""; Donald Me
. ? v
S. J.."
$100; Irving I!. <"?,;.?<?, $100; F. C. Pay
?. B. Vrooman & Co., $100;
J. !.. 1 ? ?tie. $100,
Jame? A. Rlair, ac?ing trea?urer for
the Committee f?r Belgian Prisoners
in Germany, acknowledged contribu?
tions from: Charles W. Hubbei ;
wife, $200; Charle? A. Deaa, MOO.
?\ h.i'M.ir :''?r the relief of German
and Austrian war Bufferers will he held
?it Madison Square Garden, March 1'
to March _?, according to an announce?
ment iasaed by the bazaar com?
luit night, T??o thousand rotors
the armies of the Central T'owei
be present and march on t?,e ..;
President Wilson and Count
von BernstorrT are among the guests
invited
Representatives of -everal '
temple* and -ynagopues announced
?rdajr a m;. - to he held
ay evening at the Temple Beth
Emeth, Church Avenas and
, borough Road, Brooklyn, f.?r the ro
! lief of Jewish War sufferer?.
A branch office of the German Re?i
Delegates has been opened at
1123 Broadway to forward private r??
llef funda to ?at < n 'i itreoo in the
war ?/?>:.?- I IfBcO - ha? .? Be? n
i in the moat important eitlea .?:'
I lei many A ? '?> m?ure the de?
livery of cash forwarded, even '
the per?op to ?shorn i? - ndr.?
noved or I.. i empelled lo fice.
N. Y. U. PLANS ART LECTURES
Two Course?? by Leeds Weinberg at
Metropolitan Museum.
Cubism, futurism s
. ; allied tenden?
cies in literatur ?, the : deco
?.?..; be the I >?f a course
of Friday afternoon lectures on con
temporai. the Met? in Mu
Kew York
I'niv- :
??ne course there a
be the lecturer. They begin March 3,
' at 2 p. in.
The coarse is to interpr? I
nificence and if the new
- in art, with the idea of enabling
itudent to fc ? ? nt-day .-?-,.
lution with more interest und ander?
ling.
'I he university a!-?o elans s ?econd
Bection of the course on "The "l.i Mm
?????," ? . i .' -...?. -, a" 10, beginning
March ?'?. Mr. Weinberg Will g.ve thil
cour?.' | a study of
art fi' '
by th" paintings m the Metropolitan
th? 111 >?! ?i.'i
Particular stti
.
the II
Information about both cour???? , ,-.
be obi r .Urn--- t.
. New York University, Washing
Square, The fee is $10 in cither
course.
CEILING DESIGN IS THEME
Mrs. H. P, Whitney Announces He? ora?
tors' Competition I'robleni.
Mrs. Harry Paya? Whitney an?
nounced yesterday that the competition
theme for young it re, conducted
by the Bociety of the Pi ??: dl Of Young
gn for a | ?
1 ? at C. i
l''e'r' S) Fifi .ven?
will b? ' ? '? ?'?
8 West K.?h'.i? Street, the Weak
Of April 17.
The theme's specifications follow:
The room Is 2? foot Wide, .'?> feet long
anJ 14 feet high. Mat??rial to be used
larallo Sad no white paint, chalk
or crayon can be used in f
The aectlonal riew la to be three-quar
i *?.rs ?if an inch to the foot and the
drawiug is not to exceed 15 inch?
l - I b| I - rgi I ;' the mount is
not to be ever :> laches a?
?? mmple and n??l t??.?
X ?? p sa I ?? i ?? )
entiqui i or mode!
?Thirteen prise? ere I i . irded:
Th.? : rat, $200, given by <??:?> H ?
1 . MCOnd. $150, by the -
third, $100, by .1 Stuart BI?
?.nd ten prizes of $.'5 each by Mr.-.
; Whitney. The contestants must hu
I under thirty-live.
FARRA? AGAIN IN "CABMEN"
Performance More Sobdoed Than Last
Week's?Caruso.Sings Well.
Mme. Geraldine Fsrrsr appeared
again last night as Carmen, much
rr-nsteried, much subdued, and much
Improved
In the first act she neither slapped
rOee'a face nor did she maul th*
iinhipny chorus girl; instead ?he
rj her r<j*r upon the tenor's
forehead, letting it trick'e off bla nose
ar?l aril rus fir! gave a mere
sketch of her first I ght right In the
third act she did not shut o<T Mr. < ?
ruso's wind, nor struggle toward all
?our points of the compass. Mme.
Farrar's Carmen is itielf again.
Mr Caruso was in excellent voice
aging of the Flower Song
?.-.-as be ?.? There
vas a new Micaela in Mm Edith
? -'-jlly clear,
? in addition, her
il - r the
DAVID T.WATSON, LEGAL
AIJ IN U. S. SUITS, DEAD
Plttl Jur?h Lawyer Woi Fame in
. lezi Ian D spute.
A'la- tie City David T
Watson, spr the (Jolted
Venezuelan
arid other im
? ? .-day
at the 1 where he
. . suf
-two
Dai
:am??
in th?- Uaskon I to. and
in the to?
ease. Mr.
? r the late Sen?
s' Quay arid for ?he Standard
eeaea
In P II ?1 Federal
- ,i'. an?
nouncement was mad?? of h s death.
Mr. Watson was born in Washington
County. Pa . l Washing?
ton and J.?ffer?on College. He was
gradual - I. He attended Hoe?
v.u'd i,a-,..- Seh loi, se 1 wa- admitted to
rhe bar in Boston. In ly"~ bs began
pac* ? irg1- In 1899 he was
ffered the Supreme Court of
ylvonio by l rernor Stoae, but
he dei i a ant
ENGLISH ATHLETE KILLED
Lieutenant Atkinson, Noted Cambridge
Kunner. Dies in Hattle.
London, Feb. 28 Lieutenant R. E.
\- -on, one of tne ???at Kr.o'4-i n'h
Ittei '? In action
on F< bruary -1'.
Lieu te non t Atkinson was a Can-.
University runner. His best perform?
ance was in 1014, when he ?.
Norman S. T .her. American ?hodofl
scholar, formerly of Hrov\n L'nivi
by runB ng half a mile in 1 minute
??j 2*5
MUS. M. F- (VKr.ll.LY.
Mrs. M. E, O'Reilly, wtd ?w af Id?
ward I. O'l
..?' of "The
N.-4V York ?
r of "The ?
?lied yesterday morning at '
her son, 17. I et, Hrook
lyn.
-? -
Ar ENGAGBMI N P.
Th.? angogi l Psl
' N'eu- Ro ? Wil
has
.
t?r of l'r. ? ad Ml I. Conde
? Pal en, I I St Louis.
tha son of Mr. ami
Mrs, J..:r.- - l'.......'- Walker, ?>f Peloom
niF.n.
1 Mrs. M. II.
' lit. Elizabeth 8. R? es, U illiam Ap.
I
Gates, Isaac Eds Ogdoo W,
Leora C. Toui g, Riehai
ADA! P. February 24, Leonard Adair,
M. !>.. ?-. ? -.
. Monday, 8:30 p. m., st 384 West
Ittth at
. IT At Roo:.-.?n. N .1 , February
L'-t, 1 , ? '.- of the late
Theodore S. Condit, of Parsippany.
at 111 Ch ireh st Sol
urday at 2:48 o'clock. D . L &. w.
!-..\>-- Hob-oken Isla p. m. In?
tern-.?.; i Gi Cemetery?j
lyn, on Monday.
DASH ! iterad eternal on
Th iraday, February 24, 1919, at her
home on Das! ! u e, K r.g-:
: 441 :'.?
Dai .... ?ghter
?i the
Ti'th year of her age Funeral ser
I. ' ltd at.
New York City,
.Sunday, Pebruory 27, at 3:15 p. m.
? \- ? e Hotel Majestic, on
Thursday, 1 abroary 24, Isaac Edwin
year Funeral
private.
LAI ?il IN ? Ridgeweod, N. !.. Feb
ruory -4, Leora C . widow of the late
i'. r John Laughl-n. of BoBalo, in
her S6th year. Panerai Saturday,
February 26, et l? a. m., at the resi
denea of her ?on. I.. P.. Fuller, jr., 64
Heights Rood, Kid/ewood, ?. J.
Washington and Hoston prpers
please copy.
PLUMB At De'.and. Fla.. February 2.3,
Mrs. M. H. Plurrb. widow of Charles
If Plumb. Funeral at St Paul's
(hu-ch. Stockbridge, Mass., Sunday,
February 1.7, at .'! o'clock.
REES \- .?i, p..
Keb 24, \\ Ilium Ap I
in r and of
the . ?. | f
1 ? I nistic
? I', roadway
I
osa ossrt
flowers.
IHK BT. DAVID'S BOCIETY, with deep
r? ?.-:? BB the death of Will.
iam 4 -. activa member sinca
1898 are raqoeeted I o
-' rvk >a at tha
;rch, Monday, F?b. t*\ st
morning.
REV JOHN U ILLIAMS, President.
IN LEWIS secretory,
? ? lOMO, 17 East
bruary 21, \'j\tt,
ion of tne la'e N'el
? ?-'i I. the 81st year of his
roto.
SI HW 1'. On Thoraday, February 24,
of pneumonia, Ogden Wheeler
? ? ? MB of (?uitav and Alice
.44ab, aged 9 months.
Fun,thI private.
TOUNG Richard, jr., suddenly, of
Wellsville, Penn.. on
Thur-dI . Pi I 24, ] 119, in the .loth
year or I , frr\\ce ??
? Bcoln Roa.l
Hatbu-h, Brooklyn, Sm ley, Feb. 2,
p BB. Intet met.t at GraOOWOod
I M?f Kl \KI K?.
?S FrankE.Campbello???
? KM* Il KIK.S.
IHK 44???? I? I \i4\ , >>M, r-. u.
Ml - B, M.- , JKJ :?KlTol?.,
Lot? of -mal! lia* toi ?a:.. *'4*i!/.
Otra,?, to ta?i jjj st. n ??