The evening world. Newspaper, March 30, 1907, Page 4

THE EVENING WORLD, and fjatice Showin Spring | acon Oren Hien: of Cloth— Belts Are High, _ Especially in the ~ Back—T! hree Ex- bs amples of the New! u By Annette Bradshaw. LMOST without exception the smart afternoon gowna for spring phow a white chemisette and fundersiesves. These art usvally mos @iaborate, being formed of combicattons jet handsome laces with delicate muslin, -Frequentiy they are parts of an en- tire waist, so that the c-at of the gow? ‘ean be removed. A trimming of 7 (fm the gown. itself brings the bodice into complete harmony with the Fest of the costume, so that whea the ont Is removed there ts not that ‘No Long Sleeves. Many of the sleeves show a gerice oo Elbow: length, or a little longer, ars ‘the only ones that find favor. Often there are no orerstecres of ing sufficiently tho effert of m “En fact, the jacket of one of tiene than a Uitle cape, extended to the waist line in back and front. When ery tose, Kitna onder, or else are| SEUSOM Closes at w gathered mto a cuit so iatke tha =i s the Metropolitan. wndersiceve to show below it. i Me p I belts are high, es to a close last evening at the and long, although there, {x no bulki- Merzopolitan Opera-House with | ‘fe gored to fit smoothly. or laid in audience filed out after the !=st! Pat plaits or atialgathere: act In a ailence that was more appre- "taffeta, foulard, and Tussore silks are| tinued applause at the end of: the sec~ : ond act, which called out the radiant Gresny suits is often nothing niore there are aversieaves,.they are of tht allows ample room for the frilled white HE season of 105-7 was brovgat “ees around the hips, Here the skirc|® Perturmance of “Parsifal.”” The Goct {Light-weight cloth, voiler, wberty,| Clative and significat-tnayjthe can- Madame Fremstad and a florist’s ‘dis- ‘\aMumber one is a rather elaborate of Biscuit Nberty, The waist’ is shaped, slightly “draped | Along @pch edge ‘of ‘the fichu are. ‘ptitehed svide velvet ribbons of the samb shade Siesidecrice Ach nnd aver the’ stecres | hor @xtends a ruffle of tulle lace, which ‘Barrows an it approaches the belt. On the chemisette of thd tulle lace, following the V-shaped Ine of the » fichu, ts a bias band of -blus taffeta. “ ghe “patted sleeves are finished with -three frills of lace at the elbow. ‘A lace Jabot hangs from thy -colla: ewver the dug “silk band. T dah turban {s trimmed with? an en- chou of blue taffeta ribbon. ; Distinctly Empire. Plumber two ln more distinctly Empire. ne r ers o the top of tharvery: ni h | Brent entrance-doors and band above it of apple- _girtiets tn txo paris —Thejsem ‘upper oF the material, gathered into « large square buckle of old. ‘The: lower : of Djack satin, embrold. Five akict ts gathered very Mnely all Hite} And play of Easter flowers, while Mr. Burg- | 3f* staller gracefully bore away a sheaf! $f Ules, and Mr. Herts was presented ‘with a well-earned inurel wreath. The t was the same as at the prevjous petfornmance thix/neason, and both (in- | Ute personal beauty ina teat Yocal art to of the sided Kun- ary. rgttalier ie at his: beat in the tity part, though his voice sill shows sothe signs of his recent position. Mr. Biass was as ever a dignified and sonorous. if winded Gurnemanz, The Knletits of to have thelr minds pate the Journey] watch becine for tem shoruy & fraction of the key tol! the celestial Journey of which they lo. ot the Holy grat ear Ht Me Lamon 10, conduct a series of concerts by the andor He ts to the summer with his family tn the saicas: 2 A the New York Symphony Orohestra are to jolx a fareweil Soncert) at Carnegie Hall to-morrow ernoon. Shei will sing ithe “Rittorna al Vincttor™= from | "Aida, Bohut “The Ett King” and rome Wasner under Waiter the jorcheatr oeepares, fora six weeks” WSsoa tarough the | South and Weat. Dr. P. Hartman jill conduct a neat performance of his ‘oratorio “St. Pe! at Carneric aa on, Wednesday avard There will be a chorua of 10 select Yoloes from church choir the orchestra will be the Ri phony. The solo si aa Lange- Vert a siggestion of Cardinal Pa- Focchia, who wrote the text for it, gang. However, the Fiower Maidens ware se jalturing and vocally charming | as exer. and made up ‘for nal | shortcomings of | the” Brethren sellers of bret and post card por-| traits of the singers: made one last| frantic effort to dispose of thelr vvares | to the dltpersing. audience ere the | josed for the last! but they aid not fear! since MAM aL. fo fax wilt Welcomed bat next. November with the heartine whien could not be expressed in the eligious atmosphere leh pe meated last night's farewell. Calve Twice Next a Jon The jinaterial_are trim- arth an Utehed band. . The under rea are of silk muslin, pa ee and ruffle of filet lace, A = jw ot pack: Rati ribbon furtier ‘thy igted aleay es a . fF green straw hat ty ‘trimmed with flowers and tulid in pink and lavender ‘Pale Fink Cloth. Numlser Uiree is of pale pink cloth, she waist and_sleeves.ail in one. Tucks each Bie OF Me Doilick. A narrow ighawi coliar. iso} HY this, In the ame sohor as the cloth, and ts tied in Bae ene tae <aeith fringed ee nh ein of violet satin tri: Stee ume wuttors jd in & few lenetnrise tire mest sigttog rite tuck around the ve, Of net mea lace, have touches of violet In satin tea at the meck and elbows: Ruffles of Jace over & puff of net form the sleeves, The hat of straw and plume eombination of moss-green wad brown. which accords beautifully the delicate pink of the cloth row. ———_—— ins ROCSEVELT'S TEETH. Bomsthins Poive, bet Byidenuy Net Being Sharpened. WASHINGTON, March 2.—Presl Roosevelt spent jrenterday, with dentist. "Having his teeth sharpened, railroad prealdont at the New W trbey don't need sharpening,” anther allroad (man. sald a lard sald’ his} play 4 Stabe Week at Manhattan. ALVE *ill sing twice at the Man S hattan Oprra- on Monday and Friday evenings. ae i appear both times na-Carmen- Hammerstein, announces no nov- Dre-Full programme |s €a fol- pattern # {third Dalmores, with Doa- Gianoit House next week—j *f ne tha birth | a 1 Victor Herhert ard his orchestra be | zin a series nf Sundar evening concer nigh’ tor Herbs: nally Donce A Glocon ta.” vi necnestns numbers from Ponchell!' be one of th Col umbia “Cnieeratty's Denartment 0: ees eleht afternoon con- certs for April and r Mt it Hamilton or of, Muate” ja epley, Coltewe., The public 3s inv etek on next Tuesday at (1s P e Wei Sarre oes ant Estn. Morena, ernesin Hall a week from to-moi t) te SS e npodrome to: ing and Fv new oT Ts Asie" t Galetth FRIDAY - 2 caela and e rest of t} panini all theo Doings in Music World ‘Oittside Opera Houses. ate Knelse) Quartet -lagt concert of the preecey even sixth and place at Mendelssohn Mall next ag. Alwin rocder 19 ‘cello! Sonaia ta ¢' accompaniment. Gab- \ Faure's quintet Iu D Minor, for. piano and strings; the second move- ment from Loeffier's sext for two vi without PRODIGAL. ' SON! came home/ of his own ac- cord.’ But don't expect as much pf your missing Watch, Ring, Purse, Over- coat, Locket, Scarfpin, &c. They must te “coaxed” to return) A “Lost & Found” a Le fa | a edilos, and | Major, for the same who Js holes alter fourteen to Germany, a special concert | return for Tucaday -evening, jis anounced | April 30, Two extra concerts by the Phithar- | mone Society will be given In Carnegie iow Friday afterooon and Satur- } atein's ran [overture to | TARO, walatst Dela Ltevina ero will” ae 1 players e the. Ne ason takes! William s nts ‘of Mme, Josefa ¢ x musicale at the Hotel hext Thursday evealng. Middec! “ reclin! Nam been arra A farewe hi ra tee Of Tira mot ‘| Vell on parla afternoon, April 12. | There is only ono ‘(Bromo \ That Ie Gecatve, This fret and original Cold RES PACKAGE wih ned beses ‘SATURDAY, Rash of Spring Plays To Come With Easter Week’ MARCH 30, RISKED LIFE TD | IG WOH OLE | Bed to Sing in “Carmen,” | Has Relapse. rs] Mies Emma Trentin{/’ jaffectfonaely i {cated “LiEnfant Terrible,” of the Mar- HERE will be a basketful of fres! 4 hattan Opera-House, ts eritically il at Laxative Bromo Qu Nell MacNetl, Joseph E. Howard ar: ‘Uiiam Burress. % ev se On—Wpdnesday evening at Weber [Theatre Amella Bingham will be seen in an English comedy, “The Lilac £ Suthet' I offerings at the theatres for Hast baal | week. The spring -crop of plays} wit include three of @ romantic natu and variety will-b» gir¢n to the lin »: the arrival of a now, extravaganza. A} nable tacldent wilt bi z : wil! offer added evide | ¥ ty at the Lyric, and| Spoken, witty American woman who, other events of a lvely weck| takes hold of an/ unpleasant domesti the establ stock situation, and by her force and tac Fompany at the Lincoln Bquare. Thea- paz it right, incidentally bringing two "a, Lomeths and winning a husband) iperealts tse Bingham's company lude ian | Among others will zed] ond, — Herbert Mackenzie, * Harold De Becke Pres Charles Butler, B. y Dupree, Cecilia’ ¥ Gerirade augarde and Martha Negrle Batlew will come to Wallack’ on Monday evening for a two wee! engagement in arriage of Gnie play. by Hartiey Manners i upon Mra. Arthur Kennard Laglish society life. The Se Delcombe. : toavenlence be | Lapoverished Hita Forrest, (nerense Foriune from Chie travelling tn Borope und of a chaperoa, Lord Deicomb: Ethel Barrymore wi Ee 1 Buaineas arrangement |aryy srne Siivdr Box” and revive Cap they team “a marriage; Marehall’s ical _romanc is ron to endos | Sallency * a practi ith her, Teasou,” | the social [the use of bh os ‘of i wii “ap- | tn JEngiand, on Mon=, rounds of Deicombe Abbey: ra be Panny Conway Site argarst Fuller port (ait > Belt Dean, fe iis ‘and 7 Master SS “The Ambitious Mrs. Alcott,* Ditrichstein, and Percival Pollard, will e produced at the Astor Theatie on jondaysnight. coll, a charming | Woman ‘of Fintto by Leo| noen, Byron's Saturday nigh Players will ,complete their engage- h(> apartments, In West Thirty-fourth treet, and to-day her “physicians are jalarmed. Miss Trentin!. has been {ll for two | weeks, but on Wednesday last was 20 determinéd to sing again with Mme. Ibe: Ares aged to sing He role vot Deraae oe Hammer- not ‘thinking Miss Trentin) would pa well enoagh to appear. The young | | singer said to the manager want to s0 back to Italy and say |I have sung with Cat . and Miss Ma Hammerstetn _a. ‘rentin! appeared.” The strain Was too jareat for her strength, and that nigat he auffered a rela iment by giving “As You Like It* on ‘Much Ado, About it. Dw i Reade | mond, Ada Lewis, Charles J. Ross and thers of the original cast, will’ come. ie othe Majeaiieios Manday evening: nighard Carle. in “The Spring Chick- * will return to Daly's en Monday re i Tosen's ‘The Pretenders” will be played by the Yalo University Dramatic Kssociation In the grand ball room of he. Waldorf-Astoria on Tuesday | Wednesfay evenings. e fi Winthrop. manyyears her Junior, ciardcates Mre. 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