The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 29, 1923, Page 14

PAGE 14 Seattle Society Edited by Lillian Keen LeBallister. Telephone, Main 0600 Music and Society Assistant—Louise Raymond. Art—Dorothy Fay Gould. Telephone, Capito! 0829. Attractive Guests at Women’s University Club Has Program for April; Honor Social Events IB Women’s University ct ing events, beginning on Sunday eaturing an ilustrated talk 3982, by Mrs. Allison T. We Mra, Frederick Thursday, Ap’ Hughes tn the the New York 1 lity of Washington who A, R. Benham, Dr b's pr An pid interest ram for the first mn PY an Easter observance on the Pass at Oberammergau in namaker, and a group of sacred songs by dams. 8:15 o'clock, the ub auditor repertoire committee will presen’ um. Mr M give a Mer Hughes w Review s of the f will act as patrons and patronessea are Dr and Mra. F. M. Padelford, Dr, and Mra, William — Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Harrison, Dr. and Mrs. C. Edwant Magnus ‘son, Dr, and Mrs. Piorre J. Frein, Dr, and Mrs. R. M. Garrett, Miss Ma Wars And Miss Ethel Hunley Coldwell ‘The club will celebrate tts ninth birthday on Friday Will be presented m the auditorium prise Birthday cake and tea will be On Saturday afternoon, April 7, at 3 o'c B Foute to China in the interests of the United States ° , Will address members o their guests on “China’s pr Whe Mah Jongg tournament comes on Tuesday, April 10, at 2 and 4, at 3 oc ten by look ul Apri plays wr served lock, Mr, Julean Arnold, who ty department of ome and § S Wednesday, Apri! 11, the junior entertainment comm! informa! evening, with bridge, Mah Jongg and waffles. Dr. Frederick Morgan Padelford will an address on ngton” on Friday, April 13, at 8:15 x a’: April 16, Hugh Walpole w 8. Aprii 24, the Mah Jongg 8 yeaa the evening. > The club musicale by April 27. at 3 o'clock ‘The “Sports Clothes Ball” ee ts sponsoring ‘The Greater be hi tournament at 2 in the after club talent will be given on F will occur on May 5. Affairs for the Brow nells Mire. John Henry Ballinger ts entert ing with a luncheon for twel feat the Sunset club next Wednesday afternoon tn ment to Mrs. H. Brownell, Jr. The affair will precede Prof. Clark P. Bissett's iat 3 o'clock in the drawing room ‘ Priday evening, April 6, Mr. and Mrs, Edwin A, Stre Ir.w ertain | ¢ Mr. and Mrs. Browne!) with « supper party at their home. ‘Mrs. Ballard Eeouing Cards for Tea ) BMrm Roy Page Ballard ts issuing cards for a tea at her home on y April 6, from 4 until 6 o'clock, In honor of Mrs. H. Logan Fy, of Portland, who wil! be her house guest next week. This will ¢ the first of a series of teas Mrs. Ballard ts planning for the near future be 46 Before Junior Dance Lida Mrs. James Hamilton de Veuve are entertaining with an Infor al dinner of eight covers at the Sunset club Monday evening, before the P dance, in compliment to Mrs. Stewart Macklin, who ts visiting her Mr, and Mrs. William Chester Keith, while Lieutenant K comp tare not new to § as Elsa this even Vietor Zednick has issued seventy-five invitations to the Omega sorority for a bridge tea at afternoon, April 6. ts at Two Parties and Mrs. Daniet L. Pratt will be hosts at four evening at their residence, 1508 E. Howe st. . evening, April 6, Mr. and Mrs, Pratt are entertatning with an Supper of sixteen covers, In recognition of Mra, Pratt's birthday. | alumnae of the Women’s t elub on |; tables of bridge on and Mrs. William Leonard Eaton are antertalning with a dinner of || covers Monday evening at their home before the Junior club's} Dance. nformal Sunday Night Supper menting his cousin, Miss Betty Morrison, who ts spending her| aster Yaeation at her home here, Mr. Tom Franstolt, ‘an informa} supper at his home Sunday evening. : er ale Tea at Mrs. Matthews’ Home Clyde Hadley, Mrs. William Kelton, Mrs. Edwin J. Brown, Jr,, Mrs. Coe and Mrs. Wilmot Lilly are sponsoring a musicale-tea for the L. club of the First Presbyterian church at the home of Mra. M.A. ty on Tuesday afternoon, April 3, from 3 until & affair is for the benefit of is In charge of the program. o'clock the Bernard mission. ‘bridge Friday saechode April Ai at her home, 1917 16th ave. N a7 ounce Daughter's Marriage ir. and Mrs. Paul C. Barnard announce the marriage of thelr daughter. d Amelia; to Frank A. Van Whort on Sunday, March 26. Mr. and , Van Whort will be at home in Bellingham after April 12. heon Club Entertained Nora Ingle Burnett was luncheon hostess this afternoon at her 450 Wheeler at., entertaining twenty members of her bridge luncheon 4 Siw thopedic Tea and Thrift Shops | James A. Wood will be hostess for Mount Baker Park gulld at the} dic Tea Shop on Friday, assisted by Mra. Reinier Beouwkes, Mra Mrs, Macy Nicholson, Mrs. J. B. Thomas, Mra. H. B, Harria,| BB. Dyer, Mrs. T. N. Gamble, Mrs. C. A. N. Brown and Mrs, Albert | ‘Thrift Shop will be in charge of Mra, J. Elleker, Mra. C. C. Dodge| ‘Mrs. George McCord. @omen’s Clubs CLUBS FOR FRIDAY | Hurd; puppet show by - | Ackley's pupils; DUCATIONAL \trice Hayes. EMITTER ‘ | tend. educational committee of the | ttle council of Parent-Teacher fons will meet Friday, March at 1 p. m., in the board of educa. om room in the Central building. ie, BE. L. McDonald will speak on ching Arithmetic.” Mr, Frank Willard, assisting superintendent of Schools, will explain how Seattle dois get their curriculum, eee AKE P.-T. A. wiake P.-T, A. will meet Friday March 30, at 7:15 o'clock in Miss June harp selection, Mer- Parents invited to at- Refreshments 2, Ladies’ Aid noclety, Woodland Park M. B hold its annual Easter lily sale Friday |and Saturday, March 20 and 31, at Greenwood pharmacy, N. 74th st and Greenwood ave, of the church, will . WEST SEATTLE REVIEW fp SEWING CLUB West Seattle review, W. B. A., nin; basement of the school. A short | Sewing club will meet Friday, March 30, at 1 p. m., at the home of Mra, ness meeting will be followed by | a Mr, Carl E. Croson will! esther Erickson, 4741 40th ave. §. W, and Mr. F. ming will La i a talk on “Junior High School | “MASTER Kisy” PSYCHOLOGY* CLASS The "Master Key” psychology clans will,meet Friday evening, March 20, at 7:30 o'clock, in the University branch Ubrary. “Dr. BH. W. Wood, teacher, Lesson 15; subject w of | La-may is more than just Face Powder © tmay |s more than ordinary Powder because it does more nh just cover up complexion blem- This improved formula con- Viains medicinal powdeh that doctors Tana dermatologists prescribe to im- @ the complexion, to remedy irritations and to reduce en- d pores, La-may 1s also astrin- Aiscouraging flabbiness, crow's and wrinkles, And women say may stays on better than any er face powder. It stays on per. and does not contain any rico ler or white lead, In fact, you i be given five thousand dollars rd if you can get any chemist ind that Latmay contains either these harmful ingredients, You also be given the sama reward can buy « better face powder an pana deurases at any price. ing Swimming Poot at Luna March 31st.—Advertisement. Because La-may in so pure and #0 | harmless and because {t stays on #0 well It Is used by millions of Amert- can women. These intelligent wom en use La-may in preference to the most expensive imported powders, because they know from experience that there is no better powdef made than La-may. When, you use this harmless powder and nee how won- derfully it improves your complexion you will understand why it {# the most popular complexion powder sold in New York, Remember, if you aro offered a substitute for La may, {t {4 sure to be a demonstrator or someone trying to make m larger profit at your expense, All dealers carry the large box and many carry the generous thirty-five-cent nize Lemay, Save this noticonAdvor: “Carmen” of the Unt.» pea His ve portrayal King of Keyp the priestens. helmed by hie, foret pardon schemes to make Elna ask her betrothed Jr, will entertain) tne forbidden questions |rendy to | tne Kole’ |ramund de: Mrs. Philip| * Famous Organist to Give Concert | grand | evening, | whicti he is master with a fie |ity that makes the ork 1 | singing, ringing, sublime music that Quartet Friday | ing | home, A Music and “Aida” DOROTHY FAY Well Received The ete rday afternoon at the Metro-|at the F le GOULD exhibition & Ar w bung ne is attragt » theater Seattle's |ing great attention, Naturally not aive paints this art have pained int apprectator day obs ma donna Carmen,” | 80 888 the » n than on always re resting for of art. But the every will be attractel more and general effects of delicacy obtained by the othe “i he genuine evening With an ex ver eptionally well balanced cast.and the heme eth or en by no @ roles all taken by finished art. | str tehe r artist tion will remain ns would be hard to find masce © pre lew tw ries, 1218 B public, daily, f unday f at the gal free to the 5 p. im, and Alice Gentle as the fickle, Spaniah girl, ts to display yd her ma Squall,” by W Island; “The Round Pond, ton Gardens,” by Sidney La Grande ( y of France’ Among the dry notable are “Hill of the by Henjamin ¢ Hunchtwek Or Smith of Keng’ 1 Orange head of Mills ¢ flirta on ample op- arth 12 to m. wi om nity exquimite nd toop Je abilit » etchings such he actre as interpre H. Drury won n and Kensing Habanora’ greeted with singing « quidilia” and the Tushingtor und by Loule ausee acel, who has been with rlo for wasons, made a most antiofying and Marte Valle rs with both G He An ex at good F shown company several | Winds, Don ado pn Borter nd; “Ay a Partridge 4 eteher of art et ax Eacamitio, Percy tle and | Oak af Hent bari+ | « tone votce, which wer and range, best ad “Canton del the wa to the n his singing of Hoge Etching Is Not Expensive Among the lithographs are dding,” by Charlotte Lawren and the “Bhirley by L. a Charlebois has a pleasing so. prano voice, and made ming Micacla. Others tn the cast were Natale Corvi, Pletr un Bia ual fo Dinsl Mor Lulst ar0, int and Anita Kir Marie evening 1 for th y W nh mt by Fred Haines « the block pr Berth ox in Aida nt an exquisite i tex ty er n of , ‘O Patria Mia, ageiam gil A Del Credo, was a Leonardo Del ¢ displayed « pleasing ten Al ho not powerful, It i# of good qual i he singe with artintic effect ard Honell!, ax Amona e that added & of last night's len has fine ar \ ¢ the least ex of the King of Ethlopla| pensive of all pictures, and one most onally well done observa. Mette, controlto, with Pietro Natale Cervi as the and Anita Clinova as by and the with Leonardo at an Radamen, duet ¢ England ntrast to this Mor of Quite an the rey is eal t as Groves at Ralph Pea! to wh rest of us to t differ Uffere ta ro, Das a yment aualit De rather than tire tion will improve the owner. They $18, $24 and § Rose Garden Is Planted A group fronmthe t Baturday morn’ oapital and will eventually Jen dent Ammnerts, are pri Anna Fitsiu, whoo deligh Rose #0 attlo, will be hen in “Lohengrin.” 19 following is a short story of thy opera Act 3 © Orth the pedlc 0 selves planted what vely Hier hinself, pre ne to dig Y and mix the Personal Mra. A. St 9 of Bugene, has teen visiting her son and ghterin-law, Dr. and Mra, Caspar W, Sharples, for the past three weeks, le leaving Friday for her home, be a ve ittle rome Mr. © King Henry haw the @ invading was arp Ore. . Mr. and Mra. Clare FE. Parnes. worth returned today from # short trip to California. . Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Tt. Ellis will epend the week-end with Mr, and Mrs. Staniey Piper tn Bell ingham. mi o- Act Il—The might de diee, Ortrud and ed garments. tunes, Ortred now cing repestance te promises to obtala und. Ortred now} ft eto Kis. abd f by Blas. wh for When all ie the ceremony Ortred accuses f being & magician, and hae gained bie vie | The knight refuses to | ¥. and M have been ep an Tucker, the winter Mr. who in California, for the ‘summer months, have returned to town tn Blodgett uigett (Gert Lieut. BN. and Mra Horton) are gratulations o son, Mar Mason hospital, . Mr. and Mra who are. visiting at present tn Del M o- Lawrence Fran Hy rece the vu rude and Ortred 6 * swan reappear in bids Elaa farewell clares that the swan ie return | Mr. 2 trip te Gneneri® | Priday from a short business her (to San Francisco, . . Mra. Frederico Hall White and three children left Tuesday| for | Tulsa, Okla., to visit Mra. White's |father, Mr. H. P, Anderson, for two poets : A. B. Gajloway wit! ng an Gottfried. k to the uy the dove, her's arma, . Acclaimed by critica, press and public all over the world as the In- disputably supreme artist and organ | virtuoso, Joseph Bonnet, the celo- brated organist of the famous St. Eustache, of Paris, will make hi first appearance tn Seattle, in a organ concert on Monday |I April 2, at the Plymouth | under Mise Jean Fay and Mise Morrison are returning Monday Miss Ransom's school at Piedmont, Cal. Betty to ONESOME CLUB The Lonesome club witli meet tn church, the management ofthe parlors of the Rainier the artista’ musical bureau. |hotel, Friday evening, March 30, at Bonnet iaithe one great giant or | 8 o'clock, Cards and dancing. Mrs. gan virtuoro who combines the most| i, 8. Gilpatrick will be in charge perfect technical and musical skill of |of a # 1] musteal program. vital. /Strangers and londly people wel- pend forth | come. exalts hig audiences am would a dl vine proclamation. Few celebrated artists have received atich prainewor thy commendations thruout the world as haa Bonnet. His receptions and acclamations by the public, erit ies and audiences have been a series | AUXILTARY § POST NO. 18 ‘The American Lexion Auxiliary to Seattle Post, No. 18, will hold a tea of Mra, Guy M. Parme th ave W., Friday, 90, at 12:30 p.m.’ Take car RATTLE |of magnificent triumphs. Seat Sale for London Grippe, colds and flu are less likely | to attack those of normal strength and vitality. Build Jour up with ‘east Foam Tab- lets. If your drug- gist can’t supply hag send us $1.00 lor regular bottle. ped ey guar- anteed or moi refunded, a Seats for the concert to be given Jat the Plymouth church on Thura | day evening, April 6, by the world |renowned London String quartet will be pl 4 on sale Friday morn. at the Sherman Clay music store, Third ave, and Pim at., Ce cella Augspurger, the local manager, | announces. Growth ia th | sight." Development of In- All welcome. SILVER THA Mrs, Orville Vance will entertain the dologates of McKinley etrele, | Ladien of the G. A, R, with a silver | tea at her home, 6205 10th ave. || N. BH, Friday, March 90, at her | Luncheon at noon, ‘Take Cowen Park car. oe HOME.COOKED DINNDR ‘Tho Union Dames of the Civil War will serve a home-cooked dinner at Veterans’ hall, Armory, Friday, March 30, at 7 p.m, At 2:20 and 8 p. m. there will be a card party, eee Yeast Foam Tablets \) ATonic Food | Northwestern Yeast Company Dept. 27, Chica ‘The wonderful, refined, cing complexion rende ts back the app youth iy anti tee eaerte d vot soothing Were pita UNION DAMIS of oO” CIVIL WAR ‘The Union Dames of the Civil War will serve a home-cooked dinner tn Veterans’ Niall,” Armory, — Friday evening, March 90, at oe Cards at § o'clock IONTA SEWING CLUB The Tonia Sewing elub will moet | Wriday, March 90, at 1/30 o'clock, with Mra. A, Viwhor, 4210 Dayton | look | Send 106 for Tral Sine T. HOPKINS & SON, New York Gournud Oriental Cream TLE Brown of | the “Dre- | | thelr | eta the mild-ro STAR Seattle Art ansisted Ruppe Harper each b An 1 an the p put in others wi Ballou, J Mra & i Gilbert KE. Phinney Mra. Ketterrer hundred and forty pignted to eventually lor scheme quite unusual opper and yellow, All t were of new but proven ug them being the Constance lame d Herriot, Mra. A. Rt rT hb Hill, Cheerful, Win Mra. W, C Miller, Loutne resiau, Ophelia and oth wt 85 more plants are needed oblained so far are largely It In hoped that 100 pansies « yome friend of the 1 garden ch will fill « rencent later to be full of varietion, Katherine Abe Those wite hosp wh karden Want Pansies to Finish Bed * pansies that come fn and henna shades jenired in order the browr lant year Is now well esta a litde garden will soon pleasurp of the little crippled Mra. Jobn Carroll Perkins gave ~ den talk Saturday to the Pan, lenic society at the university, on ‘Gardens for Sororities and Fraternt the Mra Perkins ts planning to & serios of talks on gardens in April lovely The children pital have a@ hb eral small ones and this eprin apite of mm fleulties In making a number bags, and other articles, which were put on/sale in the book department of Frederick & of the Orthopedic rge loo ave mucceeded 1 of runners woven y's yenterday dramatic tal in the F Fourth ave. April 7, under the of the Woman's Benefit as oe Eva Barclay, . will give a rec gallery P) Raturday evening Ps noe Display Picture Collection The Portland Art association bas on display in the main gallery of museum at Fitth and Taylor nding hitttion of Paintings by Contemporary 4rench sbint 4 to the lay a mixture ight avd dark A large mumber of the b a atin in xed rding rver, that there t Saturday on & grou school childrem og taken thru the museum the spectal art lecturer and were up to one of these canvases end’asked of what It reminded them, a boy about 10 years old sald at ones ‘A violin.” The title printed on the catalog obtainable at the desk was The Violin leoke ture own paint vases how creating #u ad are po y, BOLE taken Carved Panels in the Display Ame the very inter tures in the exhibition ¢ the type all the older s¢ they speak of “art ‘» by Charles colored in the soft ertm and blue, all worn and as if they had been thirteenth century Italian antiques Arthur 1, Davies, Andre Derain, Marie Laurencin, Henri Matians, Henry Varnum Poor Max Weber were vting artiots. “Art is w sign of life, There can ut change, as there development without afraid of what ts di ferent or unfamppur le to be afraid of life, And to be afraid of life ts to be afraid of truth, and to be # champion of supers! the quota }tion printed ein the catalog. It is a pity with such an interesting exhibition so near at hand | that no one can be.abtained who Is mean when two carved wood pane Prendergast and gilt aged looking change. To be | willing to pay the expenses of bring ng It to Seattle Mr. t Daniel Hunting will give « alk # at 4 o'clock at the Arts gallery to the art students of Beattle high echoolsa and others interested, on etchings, illustrating bis talk from th present exhibition hung at the gallery. New Idea in Art Exhibits There ts a great epread in art cir cles of the idea of @ no-jury, no-prize exhibit, such as w York has see grow from its inception of such « nb 1916 to w self-supporting or ganization with exhibiting members that come from all parts of Europe and the United States-—from Seattle, Several hundred artists took part in the exhibition thin year on the Waldorf-Astoria roof. According to the arrangement, each artist pur- ow too, THURSDAY, Browning King & Co. Made Boys Easter Gladdens The Heart of Every MARCH 29, 19 Clothing Since Grandfather Was a Boy Dress Him Up in the BEST and Be Happy With Him— Browning King Norfolk Suits, with 2 pairs of full lined Knickers, in all thes very latest models and weaves and color- ings —~ every suit a re- markable value. Our pr $12.50 $14.95 $17.75 Juvenile Suite, Oliver Twist and middy «' SARSRANR SSNS $5.95 .. $12.50 $10... $12.50 and Worsted Norfolk Suite; two pairs of knickers; sesseetscesecessese 914.95 ane $17.95 New Kaynee and B. K.; Boys’ Stockin; Hlouses SOc value 75 $1.00 | “ Boys’ Neckband Shirts; 12 to 1s: apecial. esl, BBe | wer Reeters and Top Coats; sizes 3 to 12 yours; tweeds and plain blues... Boys’ Biue Ber; all fabrics; special Boys extra quality 39c fast... BDC $2.00 Boys’ Knit Ties * Grand | and American Artists.” The collection of pictures ts one of the mont startling seen here at the famous days of Mr, Torrey's ex- hibition here of the “Nude Dencend ing the Stair." This famous fu Dry, Dull Hair Made Glossy and Beautiful By Olive Oil Shampoo chases the same amount of hanging space, and each artist hangs his pic- tures in one of = the spaces in alphabetical order, It is « barbarous arrangement—as itke as not ® dell- cate Corot-like scene completely faded out by @ brilliant green and yellow Hf 4, but If you consecrate your attention and eyesight to each pleture alone in turn you can soe thorn separately. The artiste feel that the Joss in charm and effect for the public from the Whow as a whole jis more than compensated for by the| ‘square the unknown artiste jget in a competition with the old es-| Tens of thousands of women now |tatiished namen of noted exhibitors, have beautiful hair that was once) such as George Bellows, J. H. Daugh- dry, dull, brittle. They have learned | erty, Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney, what all hate experts know; that| Robert Henri, Samuel Holpert, Leon olive oil must be used in the sham-| Kroll, eta poo to leave hair soft and gleaming, | $ You can prove this on your own| |Drama Festival Closes Soon hair, For you can use a delightful | 18) olive oll shampoo cheaply, at home| Don't forget the Cornish School) Get a _bott of PALMOLIVI. Festival of Drama will continue this) SHAMPOO at any drug or depart| week with a series of one-act plays ment store. How the simple di-| fF four nights and a Saturday mati- Pottiond: Wises ae ha aioe sur. [20% These playa have attracted] prised than anyone at the rapid im- «reat Interest and this week and next! witness the close of the drama work provement in your hair. For this | o¢ the season. gentle shampoo brings the loveliest softness and sheen to your hair. —Advertinemont. At the Los Angeles museum, tn the) ‘exposition of selected works of West oe erie One $1.95 $1.95 Boys’ Pajamas at Boys’ Extra Knickers, special. Chiléren's Hate— $1.50 .. $4.00 Boys’ Wash Bults, imported and veoosas $2.95 Browning King & Co. Second at University, Seattle ern painters, under the auspices of the Western Asnocietion of Art Mu- eum Directors there were 11 Beattie artists represented. The 64 artiste exhibiting came from San Francisos, Los Angeles, Ban Diego, Kansas City, Salt Lake City, eta. The exhibition will be fn Beattie in a few months. The Seattle artiote e4 by “Indian Summer"; Korkner, represented by “Derelicts’ Paul Gustin, represented by “Mount Olympus of the West"; Kathleen Houlahan, represented by “Btlll Life and Flowers”; Alonzo Victor Lewis, represented by “World's Champion’ Athan Marulig represented by “Twilight”; Irma 8. Merriam, repre- wented by “The Old House"; Am- | brome Patterson, represented by “Mt. Here’s Your Easter Hat | For Just $3.85 While this ad is being written an exception- ally fortunate purchase of 1,200 Trimmed Hats —thrilling harbingers of Spring—are being unpacked for our Easter patrons. Pokes, droop and_ roll brims, quaint, cap - like, close-fitting modes, and picture hats regally berib- boned and flower-trimmed, developed in such mate- rials as Changeable Taffeta Timbo Straw Milans and Hair Braid Nature, revived by Spring’s caress, is reflected in delicately tinted effeects—Citrine, Tarragon, Crushed 3erry, Almond Green, Cleopatra and Oriental color- ings—throughout this entire display of 1,200 Spring Chapeaux for miss and matron, uniformly $3 85 e priced for the balance of this week at.. For the Kiddies Beautifully styled Hats for the ) kiddies, in every conceivable expression is Spring’s joyous note— $1.45 to $4.85 Rainier by “Sunlight”; Jeanie Walter Walk- inshaw, represented by “Ayoka,” and Eligabeth C. Warhanik, represented by “Flower Study.” Aifrida Storm, represented | Thumbnail Sketches Delight Critics Samuel Chamberlain’s thumbnai? sketches of France have delighted critics the country over as they ap- pear this winter in Century, Arts and Decoration, House and Garden, and a half dozen other publications He ts a former University of Washington student, one of the members of the ortginal class in architecture, and fol- jowing the war and his graduation from the Boston School of Tech- ‘nology had a studio in Seattle until called to New York for this Slustrat- ing work. He has just been awarded |a fellowship tn a French university. He ts one of 13 American college stu- dents who were named by the execu- tive committee of the American field service fellowships for French uni- Yersities. These fellowships were es- tabtished in 1919 as a memorial to members of the field service, who were killed or died In the war. Victor ” Aida—Celeste Aida (Heavenly grand opera records Aid: Madame Butterfly—Un bel di vedremo. ...,Galli-Curel Trevatore—Aj nostri mont ‘Trovatore—Miserere. Traviate—Ah, fors’ © tei. +Caraso-Alda and Cherm + -Galli-Carei Bohemian Girl—The Heart Bowed Down. . Werrenrath Faust—Even the Bravest Heart. Lohengrin—Pretede to Act III, Fawst—Prinen Scene ....0-+++ Tosca—Vissi Carte (Love and «+s Werrenrath -Beston Symphory Orchestra . .Ferrar-Caruse-Journet Matic). caceees-Alda Carmen—Air de la fleur (Flower Song) ...-.---Carme “Everything in Music” Sherman Days Co, Third Ave. at Pine nated dl py as