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THE SUN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1914.
METROPOLITAN OPERA
PLANS ARE COMPLETE
pirn lors A iiuottnoo J'ronunnu'
of I'tuMuil Brilliancy for Hie
( oiiiinir Season.
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sit the beginning of the wnr
.. , flint the Metropolitan Opera
,1, bo obliged to follow tlio
. f Philadelphia, Boston and Chi
I forego a fi'Ron of Krand opera,
. ift yosterdny by n, formal
. o tit from thi Metropolian
i . it of It plans. Tho announce
.,s tiiiidK In the absence, of Oen-
ir..- "Jlullo Uuttl-Cns.izr.il, who
, .:urio Mil who will mil on
. , rr. ni Nuiilos to-morrow with
, i,t.rs "f '.) I'oitipimy. It will
. i i-inn of opera under the
. ' M- (lattl-Casazza.
i: particular grutlllca-
. v.iiiagement," tint nn-
-i.m- notwithstanding the
ii is enabled to adhere to
' linlh its to nrtlts nnd
I r .it it mn glc nssur-
.1' ,ii of a season mcusiii--.
. t.i to thu standard os
. .'.ir...
i . cnleilng Into cnmniutrl
i i i-.l making arrangements
.. "t g .mil transportation of
i.it of artiste scattered nil
wis Indeed u formiitnlik' one,
- Ni.iutiMii great skill, tact.
i .nil tfort. Tho board of
- h - i i... ord Its appreciation
Mir '..Sgfllll) accomplished
. r -i'.i. .IK71K mi.l his staff.
i if lli('tnm n!io records
' ipi.re-lnt.nn of thu very kind
. thi" French Ambassador
t ,:' i i. 1. Kxcelleticy Ji'.m J.
v-iiiir of Albert Relss,
i . as n prisoner of war.
t I-, . i .im .'onsldr ration of thu
s.r..i"tit hi ordering hli re-
'Mnic, Mims liene" 11 .Vol city.
Am.. not cities tli management
miles ,i mention of "Mme. HatiK
i;r..- i opera In four act (after tho
"Tirni i ' Vii-torleit Snrdou anil Morenu) ;
! bri"! I: iiatit Slmonl. one of the
jnojt I'.f ij'-l'fil nuthorH of oomeily of
t- rn - I: ;. im Knerntlon; mup liy
Maf'M I ' rto i i.or.l.ino, the celr lir.iteil
)ir..- "iier.iH "Keilora." "An-
itrta f r" ..n.l "Sllierl'i" me known
to th" m r-ico.-.i; pulille In ev.-ry -oun-'jr.
Tl !!:-. in rforniaiuv of thin opera
- iv -ir- u.'l tike placo nt the Mt-t-rro.
in .l-ir tx the tlpt half of the
i- l M i s'ro nionlano lias prom
t' ' i ' p . n ut ut the premleri In
Sar 1
In r. I-...!. Hon of th.i Interest rtiown liy
ti pi.t. .n ItiKflan operatic inmle a
jrM i.- .ii w 1. lie niailn of Itoro.llne'n
Pr!'. Ip.r." which win one of the
feat."" m' of tli Ituxxlnu opera
fU. !n I. r. lon laHt .nininier Th tiian
trr n: i -n.. m to proilu.-i- onnie ailill
i . m (mil to ni.ik.- Important
ti-viVils iinor.r o'.him "Ourmcn" nnil
U"br "l.tirxanthe "
Pie jh-.-i ;i: tho Mxtropolttan will
i" V. vrmhcr 1rt nnil will lt
tf!iv ' e !; The regular pule
, rip . 'i . .-rf.tnnmreii w!l taku place on
Mord WetlnmlH:.'. Thunxlay and Trl
v ev- - "im nnd Pntunlay afternoomi.
In v ew i trie nopular demand Indicated
Ir th "i em.'r: results of the past 8a
tn a ' . jr-rip-: jn w.ll lie opentil wjaln
tat & c-r'ii'T number of performance at
josuiar ,- . n on Saturday nli;ht8 dur-
lsr the ri-fi half of the pcason.
An . "fr-ioon ci !e of Klchard War-
.T "Inr Hlnc did Nlb'-iungm" will bo
r-vn" rnrff.i: will havo Homo per-firmano-i,
t) dates to bo announced
it .v fries of .spt-clul matinee tier-
torrnan'.-t of the novelties and certain
.Br e,i ,-.n also ban bn planned.
"iiii ilny Concert's.
In ' , .- to maintain the established
W!'f!v. of t!i Sunday evening concertn
a-1 t-t r '!e tiii-n. cventH an varied an
lisv thre have been onicaKC-d a num
r of to :il nnd Instrumental artists who
1'l talc par- in the nroirr.iinme itv.
tt'itt M'th the members of the com-
pane,
An Mr RntMer t Ptlll with his reirt
mr.t tn r-a.vo and Mr. Gllly Ik a prl.s-en-
of wir In Auatrla It Is not yet
.nown whft'ier their eervlccs ran be ob
'ulr.cd fn- wapon The company for
irmr.n will inr-lude Uicse nrtisLn:
SOI'llANI
tTrU-V " Mabel narrl.on (new),
irrj r. MeUiue Kurt mew).
v,r, r " Ii"1-'? rooM.
vJ5, Kli.atieih Schumann
Jrnni. 1j-.,mi (new)
- r,m' tnora Snarkes
;! ...'" . Holn Van Ujck.
MEZZ'. sopi-AM ANn CONTUAI.TI
Kmn-i l!',r-.'rli. HHcn Maiil.on
"r"! M Mattf'lfl
iiijnon,... Ii '.vmnois Marrnrete M-.tenau-r.
nr, i ir.arete Ulir.
Ktafr; Wnsner, "Der FllKeniJo IIol
laonder," "LohenBrln," "Tnnnhaeuser,"
"Tristan und iBolde, "Die MeUtcrnlnKor
von Nuernbore." "I'amlfal," "Das llheln
Kold," "Die Wnlktiere," "HleBfrled" nnd
lioettcrdnemmerutiK," nnd AVolf -I'crrnrl.
"II Heitrcto dl Suhatina."
The novulUes and revivals will Include.
Ileothoven'a "Fldcllo," Illxet's "Carmen,"
Hollo's ".Mefliilofele," llorodlne's "I'rlnca
iBor," aiordano's "Madamn Sana dene,"
Kronen l,eonl'n "IOrncolo," Itomlnl's
"(lUKlielmo Tell," Kalnt-Hnens's "nmsoa
et Dallla" and Weber's "lluryanthc."
The company has nl"o nriinlrr.fi thn t.
elusive produclnx rlhts In America to
three operas by Claude Debussv : "I.a
Chute ,ln In Miilsoti 1'shcr," "I.e. Ulnbln
uans e llcffrol" und "Ln. l-fKCiicie do TrU-
tan."
The ballets will Include nellbes's "Cop
pella," Vtrdl'n "Tho Kour Reasons" from
"I Vesprl Hlcl1lft.nl." I. llertel's "Noizo
lnve" and Haycr's "llosa d'Amore,"
I.nrsp Orchestra nnd Chorus,
All tho fnvorlta artists of last sesson.
says tho announcement, remain in th
company, which also Includes several new
urusis or eminent reputation who huve
never before sunir on this .tsif Th
sor-lces of Arturo Toscnnlnl, Alfred Hertx
and OlnrKlo l'olacco hate been retained.
mcnaru liaReman w 111 nlso continue to
semi us conductor and tho Metropolitan
vpern, jiouso orcnestra will number more
than olio hundred.
fllllllo Hettl. In ns.soctatJon with ITsns
Htelner. will handle tho chorus one
hundred nnd twenty voices. American.
Italian and German. When occnslon re.
quires thu regular chorus will be reen
forced by tho seventy members of tho
chorus school, which provides free Instruc
tion In ainclnp. slRht readlnir nnd the
lanKUaites, In evening classes.
Tho teKiilar corns do hull..!, r.nnstttlnir
of foitv dancers, will lie under the direc
tion or .time. I'alilino Verhneen, In chnrKe
of the .Metropolitan ballet school. Mile
Hoslna lialll. well known to American
audiences, has been engaged ns premiere
danseuie. The services of Jules Speck
nnd rtomls Taylor ns st.iKc directors have
been retained.
ITALY BARS "PARSIFAL.'-Cable despatch.
MANUEL QUIROGA'S DEBUT.
Voting .Siiiii., Violinist lleiiril fori
I'trst Time Here. j
M.itiu.. QuIroK.i, n young Spanish vlo- J
billet, iiiudo Ins Amerlran. debut In u con
cert nlen Inst evenlnc at the Hippodrome
Much had been set forth In regard to
Hut advent of this young man, who Is n
pupil of the great Spanish violinist Sara
sate, u-.l expectations of n sotnewhn'
exigent nature might hne been nrou.-d
had not the ndjoi'tlvoi all been so familiar I
nnd the prophecies so worn. 1
Mr. Qulrnga elected to disclose himself '
an a planer of honorable aspirations nnd
artistic Ideals by placing ns tho ilrst
number on his proimjinino the .Mendels
sohn concerto. If. however, this composi
tion had been the only one performed bv
tho violinist a wrong conception of his
musical character would have been
formed. Later pieces, some added as en-
eor numbers and othi is being on the
printed list, set forth In a more certali. ,
light tho traits by which this violinist
will have to gain the largest amount of
public favor 1
It would not be profitable, to enter into
.1 detailed rehearsal of the qualities of 1
Mr. (jtilroga'H art. t,ei t be said at the
outset that it Is founded upon uncommon
technical facility and that the surmount-'
Ing of many illincultleH will probably bo ,
tho triumph of the young man's season.
His tone seemed neither largo nor rb h j
list evei lug, but on this point no sound
rom-liislon can be reached till he plays
in some auditorium better suited to vio
lin sound. Ills intonation was generally
good nnd his bowing suavo nnd elastic
Ills mastery of th tlnger board was
plainly that of a budding virtuoso of the .
most skilful sort. The way Irv which he
disposed of double stops even In har
monics was something noteworthy and his I
scales went clean nnd tluent at all times.
llut technical facility ln ordr to make '
Its dUfl effect Khould bo conjoined with
brilliancy, dash and lnclslveness of style
These, things seemed last evening to be '
luito lacking lm the young man's play
ing They were not to be found In bis i
extremely cool nnd uninteresting delivery
of tho Mendelssohn concerto, nor yet I
even. In the old fashioned "fiddle pieces"
which tho so-called "wizards" of the violin
always drag forth for the nmizemont of
thn multitude. !
The violinist had the aid of an orches
NEW LITTLE THEATRE WOMEN TO REVEAL
PLAY NOT HIGHBROW
"A Pair of Silk Stockings'
Diverting Kngllsh
Farce.
Is a
lMOUT SOltT OF AH'IXd
Music (German) hath no charms to soothe the savage breast.
TELEPHONE GIRL'S IDYL I 0BITUARY- ARTISTS AND ACTORS
IVrilrrlnk. ilr Couurf.
ENDS IN ALIMONY WARIjtfUsr &s. AID VICTIMS OF WAR
Tartar Sauco on Duck Shatters
ftomnncp With SI 0.000
Salesman.
I'reilerlok lie Coppet.
Kredeilck de Coppet, eon of tile late
Iuls (V do Coppft of Lausanne, Switzer
land, died jesterday In hU seventlo'h i
year. Horn In nrooklyn. ho spent his "
early jou-:!i partly In .N'ew York and! ... , ., T, , , .
partly In Swltrerland. He Joined the I KxpoSltlon to IiO llolll 111 St II-
New Tork Stock Kxchango In JSCs, ami
j was for several years a pnrtner ln the
turn of Jncauelln U Do t'onpet Jlro
tin 18S5 bo formed the proient flnn of Do f
, t.'unpet & (' of which at tho tlmo of hl-s
ilem'h
d iris
-Faversliam Fund
( I rows.
COTTON'S WONDERS
'Eveninpr Sun's" Orusndo far
Southern Troduet Fenturo
of lied Cross Iinznnr.
STVLISH GOWNS DESIGNED
:i
ho was thi senior partner. Tor
A shattered romanr of one of the letd-' ,ny,. made hU botne In France, Tht. ,, ,t PXpn,,ltlon .,,, rn (lf
ln wholesale dry goods stores of Vow I'01,1"'110-1,'1' rettirnlng to this country foi painting nnd sculpture for the benefit of
Yri, 7i , . stores or .Now hhort vSi H is survlvetl by two soil, i;,,,,,,,, war sufferers will be held In the
iork. In which u salesunn nnd n tele-, urnet II. nnd IuU C. d.. Coppet. both I'letro Htndlo-. r,3fl Plfth avenue, Octo
phone girl llgurid. Is dis.-to.sed In papers members of the firm. 'her IS to November 1 Tpward of 200
filed In the Supreme Court by Mrs. Anna' j paintings, bronres, ir ublo figures nnd
tra conducted by Nahnn Kranko and of U' '""""H In an andic.itlon for allmonv John V. hchncbimin. , fhlngs havo already arrived t tho
Mme. Jeanne Jomelll. prima donna so- rom Howanl V.. IVnnell pending a PUlt Wor,, llnB ,H.ell reVed hero of the ' KxlT'resident William Howard Taft nnd
prano. The latter displayed her operatic for separation on the ground of cruelty. di-.ith of John 1'. Schuchman. for m.mvlM., mi,i,.i i.L.i .1,1 t, "a
, ,,U . sctno rr"m tbeiJuDtlco Gaveg.in has awnrde.I Mrs. I-Vn- years Judge of tho City Court, on Sep- mlttee. Others in the list nro the llev
'm.1 i"Lt,lVVv.. TWn . I n11 J15 a week nlimony. llec-iuse Ien- t'lnber IS ln llisso Darmstadt. C!er- . J. Wesley Hill, John Hurroughs. Henry
sur.gs. Mr. Iranko led his musl- , ... ......... ..... . . . . many, his blrthnlace and where, lm hud i flew. Jules M n,.rh. jnim w,,imm,i,.r
n n1.,nnill-u T....I. HU H.-l- lll.ffc II" II- l.'K.tliy tlll(n if ,. - -. . - " . ' ! : "
" rn " .il ' . . uvea
routlro In
third act
heard In
cians through th
rhornlo and fugue to the frivolities of i h" Plaintiff ho Is
Rossini's "."emlramlde" overturo and later i counsel fee.
into tne wrientnl glories of Ooldmarks i
illttcted to pay $200
, "A I'Alr of Silk Stockings" U the
Utile Tlimtre.
tMiy Omttr M llimley-ritrforrt
Irene Malttsnil Sybil C.irllcle
Pimeta llrlitowe Msry (llynns
An-I lUrtxra Allen
(.'Kptnlil lltltnal. ...... I' I'luylim (Ireenn
Hxm Thornhtlt ......Keniit-.th tiouKlas
Mir John (lntvrr Cyril lliirnnilt
IliKh Msclntyr...w...lMarit Ii.iimlns
Arthur llrook t,arrnie Whit'
Moron. (leotKe U.Isll
Molly Tliornhlll. ....... ,1'srollns llsylry
Pauline ......llstel Haulier
Tim blight of the highbrow was lifted
from tho I.lttle Theatre on Saturday night
with the first performance of "A I'alr
of Milk Htocklngs," which will be shown
to the public to-night Thn now fare-,
which had it long run In London. Is deli
riously amusing. It Is not in the least
In thn stylo of the plays which havo
hitherto appealed to Mr. Ames's tastes
ns a theatre director llut there Is, after
nil, a certain quality to the piece which
Is not common. The milieu Is fsshlonnble
Ilngllrh life, the personages speak tho
last word In I.ondonese nnd there Is a
more or less distinguished chnrncter about
the whole entertainment. Then one sees
how much better Kngllsh actors play
their roles than their American Imitators.
All the netnrs In "A I'alr of rUlk Work
ings" are from London.
It hjppnns that tho silk stockings which
give fyrll Hanourt's play Its title belong
to a divorced wife, who ports wl'h them
only to bind up a burglar, who turns out
to b her husband trying to get an Intel -view
with her that elm may be per
suaded to take inm back. It hap
pens that this wife bad herself
come to thn country house at which he
wns a guest In order to meet him with
the same general Idea III view. The
lady was not In the least welcome there,
'he pretended to be the victim of n motor
accident, but she was no more cordially
received for that reason. She Interrupted.
In the llrst place, tho rehearsals for the
amateur performance of "Caste." which
they were nil very humorously preparing
after the curtain rose first.
Jliistmiul IioiiiiiI ii s llorglnr.
Rhn upset .tho family In other way".
Htm happened to get tin- room of one of
the guests who bad le en railed away
ll happened to b an old lover of hers,
now attlanced to a ver young girl who
was also at tho houte. Then her hailtand,
taking n friendly suggestion from iinotlur
ruest, decided to creep Into lar room and
hldn until she appeared. Iln hnrpcned
to go In his coitume for ytcclc and, thlle
he was concealed In a wardrobe, viulous
things happened In .thn room. One of thee
was the return of Its former occupant,
who had missed his train mid c.mio In
by th window in avoid Making the
family Of nurse, it was a surprise to
find his former Han 'ee In hl bed. Then
his preren' betrothed arrived to npologlre
to tho lady for her rudeness. In the
mcnntlme th husband had b.en dragged
from .the cupboard and thrust Into the
bathroom bound with a pair of his wlfvs
silk Htocklngs.
This Mas all amulng enough, but it
was thn unravelling of the threads In the
last not that kept the spectators In con
stant laughter. It was at breakfast time
and the arrival of various m mlivrs of thi
hoil'o party on tho rceno with their ac
count of thn night's experiences Mas de-
(llghtfully nmuslng 1n a highly sophis
ticated M-ny. The talk of tho ch.irau'ers
In th" modish manner of Ixindon mclet)
M'as umuslng enough In Itself, and in the
caso of Kenneth Douglas became Irre
siMlbly funny. Hut till part of the
youthful Ixmdon aristocrat was delight
fully acted. Ho Is thn most polished light
comedian that tho London Btage lias sent
hero since Charles Hawtrey Then h is
almost nti fat, which did not In the hast
Ititerfcro with his ability to nmua" the
audience.
Tho little play Is full of a euperflolal
brightness that suits well tint slice of
modish life It Is Inttnded to represent Its
epecchcn are witty, not in tho least ln u
When the Ited Cross IJaxssr and Uni
versal Mnrket openn Thursday evening nt
tho (Irnml Central l'alsro Tub Evknino
Kt'N Cotton Corner will occupy several
booths with nn exhibit nnd a salo of cot
Ion products. This exhibit Is tho natursl
outcome of Tii Kvknino Hun's "cotton
crusade," n movement to make cotton
goods fashionable for gowns and tooklng
nnd for Interior honsn decoration, with
n view to Increasing tho consumption of
cotton pioducts nnd so to makn posilbU
the naln of this year's bumper crop.
The cause of thn present depression
In the cotton market Is primarily the In
terruption of the foreign trnde, which con
sumed normally 9,000,000 bales a year. One
shipment of Hl,?2t bales to Havre on
October C Is thn mini total of shipments
from this country slnro the beginning
of thn Kuropean Mar I.ast year during
the rorrespondlng period 1,323,854 bales
wern shipped. Wldln business men.
through legislation and banking loans,
nrn trlng to meet this emergency, the.
women are helping In a May In which
only they, as Urn majority consumers, can
employ.
"It Is the first endeavor of org&nltrd
womanhood to help dm men of this conn
try tide over a business crisis," said Mrs.
Percy V. II 1'emiypackiT when, at the be
ginning or Urn month, she Issued a "mani
festo" in the l,fiili),oii) members of thn
(jener.ll I'Vder.itloii of Women's Clubs,
of which elm Is president, urging them lo
support tlio cotton growers and manufac
turers ii butiiig and using as much cotton
as they could afford.
Among the local organizations which
havo promised their support of this move
nieiit are the Woman Kuffrago party, the
Kiiual SulTrage league, the vacation com
m'.ttie of the woiivn's department of the
National Civic Keilr itlnti. tho Woinin s
Forum, the Culdon Club, the (Jamut Club
mid tl . I'". mil llrunh I'luh Among Its
sponsors are Mrs, (Jertrudn Athcrton, Mrs.
Samuel 1 iiiiimyir. Miss Kllzubeth Jot
dm, Mrs. Nicholas Murray Hutler, Mrs
Krinst Isittn, Mrs. Wulter Maynard, Miss
Ida Tarliell, .Mrs. T Horden llarrlman
and Mies Anne Morgan.
Through the jourte-.y of the depart
ment of hgiene at Hunter (Tnllego there
will be a complete, exhibit of products of
the cotton plant, including over .1,500 tex
tiles, nrtld'H made of celluloid (whloli
Is otton treated with acid), cotton twine,
surgical uppllanccs and wall coverings.
The uses to which this stapln may tin put
are Infinite, as the exhibit will suggest.
W.tli ths exhibit there will be a fash
ion -Imiu i,ke that h"ld at Washington
in ii. i,. in i ; nd i Soin of the gowns
shown in ) in capital city to more than
lli.ono vis tins Mill be on view here tho
gown cxlilhitxl by Miss Lucy Ilurle-son
or certain, and probably the dresses of
Miss lienevleve Clark and Miss Callb.
Hoko Smith. The cotton dress wtjlch
Mrs. Athertrn will woxr at tho opening
night of the opera season will be on view,
as well as th" cotton drihse.s designed
and made especially for this Cotton Cor
ner by Kurxman, (llddlngs, ltalsman nnd
others. ,
Xtr p ifher
.-OU'.I. II nrr
lata Hots on.
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tin-ii I'. . ,
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R 11,,
M ji' !," np,
btu new,
?1 1
Annie
TKNOni
Kan Cnraso
Ilieenrilo .Martin
iinvnnni Martinelll.
Allert llrisj
Johamu.4 Sembach
I tl.Wl
Jaijii's I'rlu.
H.VHITOXI
It'iU rt Ixinhsrdt
'lt-n u . 'iiiis-tuo ii'.fiiti an.
t . ,., ovt C,)rl sir)
new), l itnmo reitl
Itieearito Terani (rew.
if, rmanri Weil
MAS-I
t.sin llnthe-r
''I )livlfiel
Andrea ilo S"t irnla
newt Kerlrt Witherapoon
'i ir M.ddklon inl
... rONTILTTOIlS
iti'itsrn iinreman
always M-elcomo "Hakuntala" overture.
lived for tho last six years. In 1S88 be , John J. Phelps, Stephen II Pell, Mrs.
1S93 ho Mas elected Judge of tho City i Mrs. Daniel S Laniont'. Mrs. Joeenh I !.n.ea,r.ica.1 W0J'' ''Ut In their truth to tne
t ... ii . .. . l .. . . ..... . .... . . . ... ' 1IIM or Ilie men alio women In tlie fnrv.
..hi-. j-eiiii.-ii e;i).s nun ortrrieii ine lie- t ouri anil M.ut reeiecieil 111 JVU1. Mil
THE SEAG0ERS.
Arrivals on the American liner New
Vork. In yesterday from Liverpool, !r
eluded :
W J. Ilslrd
Mrs. Kftle M. Mrnwn
Tlio ilev and Mrs 1'
t 0 I1I"U
IVillisiii lieortte Ilerrr
Mr aisi Mr. Howard
llrnwn
Comnioilfire and Mr..
Kldmlte
II Ji I'.ilconer
Cnl and Mr C II
Hunter
Mlis Tellce Lyne
I)r O, I. Morer.
(ienrrs Ilrewer flat
ill fie.
A J. Terry.
J'rnf Thomas .
irssii".
Tim Hev Alfred H.
K Vfstklna
Dr S. W Woodhousn.
JohnOrlMlthlVllllsma.
iMAJIKiED.
MR. GANZ'S RECITAL.
lowing tho conclusion of his second term
ii., retired from nctlvn political life.
Mtls I'lonlsl (Ipens I.oenl Hrnn of
Concerts.
Rudolf (Ian, the Rwls.s pianist, nave a
recital nt Carnegie Hall jesterday after
noon. This statement makea record of
the opening of the long cmcert season
liefore the local publli There M-.ll bo
a legion of p'anists and violinists, and It
.Urn. M. C. (iooilletl.
Nariivilm-;. Tenn., Out 1' Mrs
M C
l'ui'trer and Kva llooth.
Amimg tho three hundred painters nnd
sculptors M-lin hnve volunteered their ser
' vices to th. committee am Daniel Chester
i French. J. S Alexander, Carroll Ileik
i with. IMwIn II. lllnshdcld, Wllllnm M.
( base, Kenvon Cox-, Ilrucn Crnne, Hen
, (loodlett, widow of Col. M. C (Joodlett and Foster, Chlldo Hnfsam, llayard Jones,
i fendant on jlugutt (1, 1913. ln Hoboken,
, after knowing him for nine jears, dur
ing which tlmo nhi Mas a telephone girl
In the store of Mills & CSIbb nnd Fcnndl
'inu jnrnliiw llfl flflfl ,... nn I a. ,.
tn Kollihern terrtlnpv for the jnneern
The wife says thnt Fennell treated her 'ou"d-r of the I.'nlted Daughters of the I Douglas Volk, Francis C. Joneji, Thomas
cruelly on a number of occasions the 1 Confederacy, died nt her homo here on 1 Moran, RMert Held, J. Alden Weir, Solon
llrst being when he poured tartar sauce Friday night after a long illness. She , H, llorglum, Mrs, Harry Payne Whitney,
on n .inrir tim im.i nnie.,1 i., n hM.i nt wn "0 vears old. Mrs. Coodli tt was I S. C. I'letro and Ceorge Ilellows.
Lynchburg, V.i . nnd siKtibd the duck Hho I'fesld.nt of tho Tennessee Uaugliti rs of I Donations of 1100 e.ich to tho fund for
charees that Wmi.e shn rrfoseil to an Confederacy nnd a member of the i tho relief of destitute; families of actors
.-.uiiuiiui -oiiierence ji iiariiii s nun in i.uropt'
the National Prison Assoel i
to n baseball game with her husband
Is safe to say that many of tnem will j Inst Fourth of July he pointed .an nulo- Correction, the Nation
have less reason lo expect puhl'e favor matlc revolver (it her while shu was sit- ,'r,n "ni1 thw National
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iv Tyroler,
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II .111 Stelner.
' ' ' HNICAI. DIUKCTOH,
Kii var. Sieille.
-T(iK MANAOKltS.
' ' ' T.oomls Tnylor.
-t WT STAOK MANAGCK9.
11 'If Sstine.
I LET MATKIll
1 Ver- oitok.ir Ilinlk.
KMlKltn DANSKl'SK.
'' H , iri OalP in.
'.initA UIAN
Lionel Manleson
Hepertory for Hie Xensoii,' J
- to he presented will hn
, the following standard
' c- melt" Charpentler, "Ju
"' . "Dun P.iKiiac" nnd
n. rnionr" . Flotow. "Marta" ;
' 1I ' C.luek. "Orfeo ed Ku
1 Armlde" ; Herbert, "Made
" ,ieiflinck,"llaene und llretel"
-"kinder", Leoncavallo. 'Pag
I igni. "Civnllerln Hustirana" ;
''lie Huguenots": Massenet,
" l iti mrzzi, "l.'Atnoro ilel Tro
jsr.rgky, "Hurls OodunofT' .
"e . luberlloete" : Offeuliach,
.l llofrtimnn" : P.tnchielll. "Li
I'n itil "I.a lloheme" "M i
"rtlv ' "Million l.fsciiu '
The -Sir .tf the lj,-,den
II Hnrhi, 'e d. S IglU
')-r Hoseiika nller" Verdt,
' " It llo lit Mnsrlnr.i " "fltello. '
'ti,' "La TiNiviuta." and "Fal-
abbi tilano transcr'ptl'.ti of tho Hach cha
conne, which M'aH romiioaed for violin un
nccomiiaiuisl. This Is Indeed a tran
scription, even a trannmogrlflcitlon, nnd
they may enjoy It Mho can. Hut thoro
are obi foeles who do not earn to have
ltach's violin masterpieces butchered to
make a pianist's holiday, even when thu
pianist plays tin m ns veil ns Mr. Oana:
tilnved the one heard yesterday.
Hajdn's sonata ln D major afforded a . ju3tc i,gier, whose advertisement she
pleasant relief. In this Mr Ham showed , ha(1 f(on )n a .pw T((rk .,,r, pon.
a dellcacv of fin and Ilnesin of -tle, n(). H ,)e tlltt,n-t hnow what happened
whllo In the Chopin II minor sonata, wmch i a.'tfir tnat
followed, ho exhibited the liest o.u,nlltle. ' ,vn,,Ji' admits that bo poured tartar
of his sturdy nrt. Numbers by IJIanchet.l WMr ,, wf('s duck, but says he did
who has lUured t,efor in this dayer'a , (I f(In U,.gP that when his viU
pnigrammes, rjy toe iiiiiiiisi iiiinm-, ujr , n) n .n .
Korngold, the j outhful Viennese composer,
and by I.lszt, comiilelnd n programme
pleas'ng If not of profound Interest. For
u Sunday afternoon audience n roally serl
ous lift might havo leen a trial. And
the season Is '00 yung to bear havy
burdens.
"The . nnremo Court gives n woman th
best of It, and I am g"lng to get money
out of you nd elcip tn my bisl and llo
aj long as T fanl to in the morning, and
you are going pay for It "
Mrs. Fennel declares that th" sugges
tlon of marriage was made by thn defendant.
ELEANOR R. GATES A BRIDE.
i
Moore. A lsn
.Hurries I. lent, J'red '
in Author.
PATunsoN, N. J-, Oct. 18. Miss Hlnanor
It (lates, author of the plays "The Poor
Little Rich Ulrl" and "Wo Are Seven,"
Mas married here this af lemon to Lieut.
Ficd F- Moore, a former newspaper
colleague The ceremony was performed
In the home of Dr William I). Hplckers,
tl Church street, by tho ilev. Walter
Koenig. pastor of the First I'nglish Luth
eran Church of Patcrson. Forty writers
from N'ew Vork and San Francisco at
tended I. nut and Mrs M'iore were on thn
staff of th San Francisco J?yni(ner dur
ing the earthquake. Lieut. Mooro earned
considerable fame by Induing, with thn
hilp of three others, an extra of ore shrit
I op the following day Ha served through
I Him campaigns In the Philippines. He Is
the author of "The Devil's Admiral" nnd
. h is been ed'ior of the iiooii
M"s W'ilmm D. Snickers, the matron
i of honor, was formerly Miss Heed Hutch-
,iis, known In the vtesi He 'The ( alitor
mn Ik-nut" " Dr, William D. Hplckers
was beat man.'
"MOVIES" AT A.1DSLEY CLUB.
I.nme tiiitherliiic JinJ".'" Illiuier, Jln
terliitnment nnd llmirp.
TAimvTOWM. N. V., Oct. 15. A country
cluli dinner, moving pictures and a il.inrtt
attracted thn largest gathf -Ing of thn
autumn season at thn Ardsby Club last
evening. The dinner and moving pictures
were special features, and wen much en
joyed Dnnelng followed until midnight.
Among thon preient mcic Mi nnd Mrs.
It I). WiKtcnit, Mr. and Mis Otto flay
S-nith.'Mis Howard Carroll. Miss Ci.rama
Can nil. M' and Mrs. ,
Col. Itnbiit ( ( lowry, Mr. am
Ilr. I'rnnkllii fierce Miller.
Dr Franklin Pierce Miller of Tnppan,
N. V . died on Saturday In tho Long
H was born In
than Mr. Canz has. This nlrtvur w.ts -i.... , .k.i. t,ni, I tlon.
- - - t.'js 'ill it. It nil til tit lit at is is 1 1 . 1
calhd out with the m lltnry reseivos of, "When I Bturted up from thn chilr .he
his country, but when It waa lenrneil that defendant walked toward me. iHilntin-, tin
no actlvn servlco wils likely to be re- revolver at my heart." said Mrs. IVnnell.
nulred lm Mas i.errnltted to come to the -When he had pointed tlio weaion at me I
1 mien Mate-, wnen. no naa not wen , for fifteen minutes ami found that I Island College Hospital.
- .11:11111 joso courage ne tiirew- 11 oui o! iiiu
Mr. Can, has nlwass ehown hospitality w-tndow Into tin- cm-tyird of the apart
In th arrangement if his programmes, I mfnt nml)1, nmi jmv previntnd
nnd h" offered yesterday n conslderablo u mur,ier In this housn to-nlght." "
raiiK.1 of set ools and array of composers. In ,ftI,ying thnt he is marrbsl to th.
He beg-in with l-eirucio llusoni s rem.irK- ,. ,nni,fr ivnn-11 savs he has known her
for nbout seven y, -rn nnd that w hen
1 she took her v icatlon In the summer of
, li(13 she mot him in Canada and thoy
remained together for some weeks. They
J both drnnk heavily, be rays, ami finally
I she began talking nb"Ut marriage. He
I says that on thn d-Un the reremony la
' alleged to have owurrred In llolrfiknn he
'didn't know what h was doing anil was
taken by tho plaintiff to the oillce of
Humana Assocla-
Mhli-h was Htartnl by William
Fnversham liavo been received from
Charles Klein nnd IMgar Sehvyn. The
fund Is strictly neutral nnd will bo ills
trlbutcd In all countries where tho fom
lllos of netors nrn ln want. Contributions
should lsi sent to Mr Favorebam or to
Thomas A. Wise at thn Lamlia Club.
life of the men and M-omen in the story
It Is not a draM'b.ick that they all are
by way of talking ns men and women of
refinement do
A. liliK Stilted tn Piny.
Tho acting won exaitlv suited to the
I play M. Ilamley-Cllfford, who has the
figure of Connlo IJtsH and tho penchv
beauty of blond ilghteen. Is 11 charm
ing comedienne, whose pretended terious
neis over tho predlrainctitu of her guests
delighted the audience. Cnrollnu Haybr
was tho divorced M-lfo who won her bin
linlnl back, nnd Incidentally the arfertioiis
of an audleiica that M-as selng her for
thn llrst time. Sjbll Carlisle, gratefully
remembered by American audiences for
bur exriubiltn iierformaiice In "Pomander
Walk," was again 11 spinster of more
youthful mien and seemed nulte na girlish
ns in thn days of tier first nppien'iccHliip
nt Daly'a Theatre. Sim played with gleut
Donations or cioining may on sent 10 1 distinction. An nllurlng whlto mouse Is
Mr. Fnversham fit the hhubert Theatre. i.lPy fjiynno. tho youthful betrothed who
ine jariiiiouui ur.wnuwu .iutiiniuii ihui 1 vt-jiH the youthful member of the email
,-n where he lived ., """"""'""-" " " , . 1 wan me youiniui memner of ilie emaii-
years Vn the (Huy Vesant "rt'Tr'i to give 10 per cent of Its recelpta cipatod house i.arty, which Included her
of thn cltv 11. . - t,lu tl,Tui- . I betrothed and tho women he had pre
New Yoi'k I'nlverVv A performanrn of "Tho Spur," . viously tried to marry She guve a charm
1 .tw inm iiinersiiy., ,,. v,. in-,,, v.v.i- wilt l. 1 , . .1 ' i, ..
bv Mrs Annlo Nathan Meyer, will be ,. oicture of demur., irlrllmod fur tlm first
given at the Cort Theatre this nftcrnoon time aroused to Jealousy
Thu audience liked Mr Harrourt's play
Wisconsin In USB, nnd ten ytara later
went to nrooklyn, where he lived
111010 than thirty
Heights section of
graduate, of tho
Medical School nnd n member of the
lirvived'br, i- x nV'?or tho benefit of the Helgium 111 Cross
; I fund. Thn cast will Include Louise Ran.
i... 1.1. .. dotph, Ull'an Kingsbury, Lillian Keller,
l-rimklMi llollctt l.o..-ll. Ktbel Wright, rrlnnlo Milne, Kl.lo Rand.
Franklyn Hallett Lovell, son of the late I Ida Jeffreys, ndwnrd I-leldlng. Harold do
Oeorgo and Adellno Ijovoll, died nn Satnr- . Decker, KdM-ard l.lton nnd others,
day at I.akn Molionk. Ho M-as a member 1 -
of thn Union Ijoaguo Club, the Society of
Colonial Wars, tlm National ArtH Club
and tlm Mayflower Descendants. lie Is
survived by his wife, M. ioutso LeM Is
Lovell, and a son, Franklyn Hallett
lovell of Madison, N. ,1
MUSIC FOR TERCENTENARY.
I'niir
fill rn,
Robert (irri-,
Vonkehs, N Y Oct. IS - -Robert CS. re.
nn employee of the Department of Dm ks
and Ferries of Now Vork city since ls:i;,
died at his home hero to-day, aged 58,
His death wns sudden. He M-as born In
Syracuse and was a son of N. Stanton
nnd Alary L. Gero nnd n nephew of Mrs.
J J. llelilen, Hn leaves a wife.
FOR FIRST 'RED CROSS' WORKER.
.Service Held In Memory or the Rev.
Ilr. llellotts,
rcc Concerts IN III II
1 Willi Opera Mors.
j A featuru of the coming celebration of
the 300th anniversary of New York's
I trade and commejeo will be four great
free concerts, two In New York nnd two
j In Ilrooklyn. Reside nn orchestra of
I sixty ple. is. some f those M-ho will takn
part arn Segurola, tho harytotm, 1,11a
Robeson of the Metropolitan company ;
Mme. ln I'nsiuall, soprano; Albert von
Doenhoif, pianist, and l.to Hchmultz,
cellist.
The tlrst concert will lie held In the hall
of tho City College on Monday, October
26. at 8 tfi P. M. ; the second at Washln:
ton Irving High School on Tuesday; the
third at Krasimu Hall, Ilrooklyn, on
Thursday, and the fourth nt Commercial
High School. Ilrooklyn, on Friday. No
admission will be charged, this being
made patislbln by the Htato appropriation
of 1 1 00.0011 tOM-ard tho expenses of the
terecntenai y.
TWO MAIL SHIPS TO-MORROW.
A service In memory of thn Rev Dr.
Henry W. Ilellows, one of thn great
pulplteera of Amorlca In civil war tlm, is,
was held yesterday morning In All Soula'
Unitarian Church, Fourth avenue and
Twentieth street. The Rev Dr Samuel
A, Hllot president of thn American Uni
tarian Association, nnd thn Rev. Wllllnm
Sullivan, tho minister of thn church, wero I ""e'l fJnes To-iln- 'With Letters
speakers. ,-.,
It was In All fiotils Church that onn ...
of thn great commissions was formed to rtenmthlps carrying Huropenn mall
i,i..,..i.,i i scnu nurscti anu sunp ics to rn on men 1 ' "" iii-imums
.1 vt . 11 Mn ino war a inrerunner or the Jieii ,,. r
ll-r-
D. Kstsbrook. Mr. and Mm T II. Llshlt
Mr. and Mrs. J. Allen Towiisond, M-. and
Mrs. F L. Montngue, Mr. and Mrs. Rcgl
nald II. Jiiffray, Mr. and Mrs Achur
lingvood, Miss Annn DepeM- Paul ling,
Chnrlcs C Paulding, Mrs. Hendrlrk Hud
son, Miss lOUls Firth, Mrs II. F. Pilne.
Mr ami Mrs N' A. Cimphell. Mr nnd
Mrs J S Sprnker. .Mr nr, M , r ,
Cass, Mr and Mrs. W W Fuller Col
him Mrs IV.ir.ltlln Q, Hrmvn, Mln lor
othy Rrown. Mr and Mm. O. Mi rrls
ojid'Oawald-GrVJUanL
Cross. The Rev. Dr. Ilellows, Its presl
dent, loft his pulpit and travelled over
I the country raiaing funds mid urging rs
Ilcf Mork.
Dr. Flint said that M-hllo the theoloiry
of tho Rev. Dr. Ilellows has not m ida
I large progress In numbers It has per
meated other bodies and changed their
1 doctrines into mom liberal channels,
Red Cross Tuns Albany for f 2,!IOO.
Auiant, Oct. IS, Red Cros tng flay
tiero netted' 12,000
gensfjord, for lleigen, will lake mall, clos
Ing a' thn (ienrrnl Post ifllrc at 10 A. M.
for Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Clerrnnny,
Austria, Hungary nnd Russia nnd for
other countries (except Luxemburg)
when specially addressed
The Italian Hmt San (iugllelmo, sail
ing for Naples to-morrow, will cany
mall, closing at tho Uenernl Post Oillce
nt 11 30 A M. for Ilnh. Austria Hun
cary 'lrrtnanv llulgarla, Humsnla, Tur
key Switzerland. Ureses and for other
countries (except LuxcmburE) 'Wfcerwpe.
daily oddrcvedj
better than his acting .as the host It
seemed moreover to Ilk" thn two fat
actors best of all.
"A Pair of Bilk .Stockings" Is a sprightly
comedy, very charmingly played, and the
hoodoo of the highbrow must ut 1.1st be
off tho Llttlii Theatre
ONLY ACTOR FOLK AT THIS SHOW
strictly Professional Audience Svrm
'Mr l.mly'n llress."
Joseph Urookit Jird Wllllnm A Hiady
provided n special -performance of ".My
Lady's Dress" last night at the l'lay
housii for professional folks. The au
dience was made up strictly of actresses
ami actors, which 1 iulii unusual at
"professional" performances
Nearly nil tho notables of tho mage who
aro In New York wero there, nnd after
tho siconil act Wilton Lickayn made a
brief address from the stage in which hn
urged plajerH u see to It that part of the
proceeds In liny benefit !r which thny
appeared Mcnt tn tho relief of tint wives
nnd children of actors who suffered
through thn war In l'urope.
Much Coinpimy for Crescent Thcitfrc
In compliance with thn wishes of thou
sands of theatregoer In Ilrooklyn, Keith's
Crescent Theatre will return on November
to thn stock policy which It pursued for
seven years Tho preaetut temporal y policy
of motion pictures will be. discontinued at
tlm nd of iioxt week, and on tho follow
ing Monday thn Crescent Players will
take potiiesslon of the stage.
WALKKn r.NOMHll. At Chrltt Churrh,
Hay ltldse. October 1, by the It H.
Arrowsmlib. Ollbert, elrl.it son of DsvM
and Mrs. Ws-lker, Hay Mlilge, tn Annot
I.yle, eldeit daughter of thn late Capt.
Jam" l'.nKll'h, Lirnn. Cnunty Antrim,
nnd Mr KnKlI'li. Parkgst", Chuhlrs,
Ktirlamt
DIED.
l'lnjs miiiI 1'liiyrri,
Andreas Dlppel has engaged Dr Anselm
(loetzl of Vienna ns intnlcal conductor lor
tho Dlppel Opei, 1 Coinlqun Company,
which will present "Tho Llbio Domino" on
October '.'8 t the West Forty-fourth
Street Theatre.
Thn New Vork Centre of the Drama
League of America has announced a con
ference to be held nt 3 i'.tt k 011 Oil ,t r
20 at thn Herkeley Institute Vim epi ;ik
era will Include II, White Callahan, Miss
Mice I.ewieohn. tlm Rev II. jd:
l'rlchard'und i"ranklln II, Hargcnt
CI.AItK --Kille W Hervlres at "TUTC
Ft'.VIRlAIj Clltmcil," SU WeatTwanty
tlilrd slrret (Krank 13. Campbell Build
Inxi, Monday evening at 8 o'clock.
de-cril'I'r.T In New York on Ootobsr II,
1514, after a llngrrlnf Ulnrti, Frederick
de-Coppet of Hyerea, Krannn, In ths ev
entltth yeir of his oe. son of ths UH
Iriul C and Jullck Weiton de-Copyit
Funeral private
FOOT Kntered Intn rut, after llnierttJ..
llli,"K. nn October 17, lilt. t Jty
N V . Jamei Iiwlcht Foot, Jr., In .1
tilth vesr, younxer son nf Jamea D. Foot
sti.l the Uln I'.llen Ilellows Foot,
Funeral "ervtcei on Tuei'tsy, Octobsr 10,
st 10-39 A M . In ths Chspsl of Mount
Auburn C"tn!ry, Uoiton. Hoiton
pdpera pleaiin copy.
or.ltn Suddenly, at Yonkers. tt, T, on
Sunday. October IS, UK, Robert Oera.
snti of the Uto N Htsnton a,nd Mary L.
ilre of Nymcuie. N Y.
Funernl eervli-i ut hta Ists restdmea, f
1 uMley plare, Yonkira. on Tuesday
nft'rnnon st o'clock. Internum t
WtraU"", N. V on Wednesday.
I.OVl;I.I. -suddenly, st Lko MohonV, no
O, mi,"r 17. In tho seventy-eighth year of
Ins :i nr. Franklyn Hallett, huibaad of
M Louise Lewis and eon of th La.t
(irorsn snd Adellnn (JlaJlott) LovaU.
Krvlces at th Old First I'rwbyttrUa
Church. Fifth nvonun snd Eltvaath
street. Tuesday, Ootob.r-30, at I o'cloiVf.
Kindly omit flowera.
McOKi: Suddenly, at PUInftald, N..J., n
Saturday, Octohur 17. 1B14. JlSnry A,
Moflse, bilnved husband of limmi
liulin Mcll... In hla sixty-fourth yaar,
Servlrea st his lat risldance, Orchard
plsee, I'Jalntleld, N J., Monday, Or
inlisr 1, S I', M. Csrrlsiu will mnt
it,rs. train leavlnr foot of Llbirty
strett, New York elly (C It. It. o( N. J.)
2 o'olork
Mrl.Al.'dllLl.V - Frank W. MrLauxhlln. en
O'lol.sr 17, at Ids retldsnce, ISO nivir
sld Drive, In bis forly.flflh year,
Fsrvkea at AM Angeli Trotntant Epla.
rnpal Church, Wsat Knd svsnue and
Dghty-flrat atreet, on Tueiday, October
St. st to A. M. Interment private.
Kindly omit flowers, Montreal papers
pLm copy.
Tb Canadian Society of New Tork
Msmbers sr reqiictted lo attend th
funeral services nf F. W McLaughlin,
fourth vlce-prealtlant nf th loclaty, t
All Angsli' I'rotsitant Bplicopal Church,
Flghty first alrsst and Wsit TJn l
avenue. Stw York, Tusaday morning.
Osjnnsr 30. at 10 o'eloek
ltFV CIAItLi:H A KATO.V, rriildant,
WYLIi: C MAItOmoN. Heeratsry.
TOIlTHIt -Air a Iousllfc, wlfnof A. f). Tortae,
mother of nthsl Vnrter nnd Harold K,
I'orter. died In bsr liome, Pamdsna. cl.
I'NIIKItTAKKIIH,
R?ANKE.CAMPBm.,J
FUlfEKAL WREaDR,V'S",.lf"'c
COUSItOUJ. AtltNIION i-irnrro..