The evening world. Newspaper, March 13, 1912, Page 15

proved of the greatest interest Mary Gorden (tno —— Garden Sings Thais ( for Farewell apamgemnen With Renaud and Dal- mores as Associates in Mr. Dippel’s Philadel- ‘phia- Chicago Opera Company, She Gives a Fine Performance of “'Massenet’s Heroine — Campanini Conducts. ‘BY SYLVESTER RAWLING. 6OT Menre Massenet's opera, which | @ince {ts Introduction to New York by Mr. Hammerstein at his Manhattan Opera House in the hey- day of this career has always been popular, waa presented at the Motropol!- ion Opera House claree that the two movements SBmetana’s trio in G minor, which the aseleting ed {1 moderate” im illumination the development this season. ——_— WEALTHY CANADIAN DI SUDDENLY ON HOTEL ilton, Stricken With Heart groans in one of the bedrooms. tering he found H. P. Wilcox, weather. Mary in the title part on the programmo suMicient attraction. Everybody paid tribute to her, as most Of Ge’ have been wont to do since first ‘Appeared here. In return she gave N@.of her beat performances, Her im- Rersonation of the alren who was the toast of Alexandria never was more po- fent. "Not only was she beautiful to % upon, in poses most effective, act- with compelling charm, cbatr. was due to heart failure, and the Coroner. the habit of coming to this city twice Broadway. He had been here mwvee her, convincingly. As w tovmave the privilege of seeing fit» season she cannot have failed to carty away the knowledge of how wel- come she will be when she returns. Maurice Renaud as Athanael, the pros- elytiag monk, who, at the end, fell vice tim. to the charms of the converted ) was never better either in voice 4n.action. He fairly shared the hon- ors with Miss G. Charles Dal- ‘Mpres, too, as Nii the voluptuary, wan at his best, ndsome figui dinging well. Gustave Huberdeau staying at the Waldorf-Astoria. At the Van Cortlandt morning it was said that Mr. visited that hotel last night upon friends, and on acount rang and complained of feeling ently quite well. large audience, whose respect and ed- miration for Mr. Arens are Smay on and justified.. Mr. Arens modestty ée- permit any display of contrapuntal quartet No. 2, op. 7, and the last ‘Maltet-Prevost. Between, Mme Bow- man sang the “Caro Nome" arta from Verdi's “Rigoletto” and “Sweet Biri” from Handel's “T/allegro % Penseroso chronological feature—"The Coloratura Arfia"—ot which Mr, Arens is explaining H. P. Wilcox, Lumberman of Ham- ure at the Van Cortlandt. While Night Manager Woodman was making a round of the Van Cortlandt Hotel, No. 42 West Forty-ninth street, about 4 o’clock this morning he heard known and wealthy lumberman of Ham- iton, Ont., in a state of collapse in a Betore Dr. Melvin’ Wolk ot No. 169 West Forty-stxth treet arrived Mr. Wilcox was dead. Dr. Wolk eaid death Mr, Wilcox, who wes thirty-eight, succeeded hie father in a big business at Hamilton two years ago, He was in a year and was a familiar figure on occasion @ince last November and was | &re' Hotel this weather determined to stay the night. Some time after going to his room he He had a decanter of whiskey tak up to him, and when: the watter iene Mm he was sitting in his chair e Lede dling IOWA WOMAN WELL AGAIN Freed From Shooting Pains, Spinal Weak- ness, _ Dizziness, by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- pound. do aot of the Ottumwa, Iowa—“For years I was es almost a constant sufferer from female VISIT. Fail- On en- & Well Pinkham’s Vege! ble Compound has oe more for me| than all the doctors. I feel it my dut; tell you these facts fi gratitude to Lydia E. table Compound for m: HARRIET E. WAMPLE oom Street, Ottumws, Tow: Consider Well This Advice. No woman easel from any form of female (eae should lose hope until she has given L; re inkham's Vege- table Compound a fair trial. by ous remedy, the medicinal in- dients of which derived from native roots and her! 8 for nearly forty years proved to be a most vi ‘aluable tonic and invigorator of the female Women everywhere bear testimony to the wonderful virtue of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- notified on this ‘Wilcox to call of the you want special advice write to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. | (confidential), Lynn, Mas: poset opened, read and an- | wi by a woman and held in! trict confidence a chill Patemon and Constantin Nicolay Bie: ‘were excellent. Louise Be in as Crobyle and Marie Cavan as Myrtale | were charming. It was amusing to note | the many little tricks of voice ai action which Métle Miss Riegelman has| copied from Miss Garden. Campenint, | serteusly indisposed with @ cold, con-} GRNESTO CONSOLO PLAYS WITH THE KNEISEL QUARTET. ‘The Kneisel Quartet gave ite fifth Gomcert of the season at the Hotel Astor last night. For years it was pro- verbial that a Kneisel concert was sure to bring rain or enow; but of late the Noodoo seemed to have been banished. Ig was hack again last night, however, as everybody who was out of doors knows; but it made no difference. The Grand ballroom crowded to capacity ments seemed to suffer from the w & WAIS Brivae St. B'KLYN, to Store. Thursday Bargains To emphasize the genuineness of these Thursday: sales, we have selected from our regular stocks some of the hand- somest and best selling garments, and offer them to-morrow at very substantial F utron Sr. Cor, Entrance er. The programme began with hoven's quartet in B flat major, op. 130, ahd ended with Haydn's quartet in C major. Both were played with the un- G@eratanding, the skill, the art and the fine conjunction for which the Knelsels ate famous. The middle number was Techaikowsky's trio in A minor for plano, violin and ‘cello, in which the assisting artist to Mr. Knelsel and Mr. Withee wa: nsolo, planiat, Kill as an en- e number most reductions, A $5.00 saline; also a num! Dresses; former values PEOPLE'S SYMPHONY QUARTET PLAYS WORK BY FRANZ X. ARENS The People's Symphony Quartet, con- siting of Maximilian Pilzer, H.C. Conénan, Clarence Miller and Elias in, wave a concert at Cooper Union last night, assisted by Beatrice ,"eoprano, and Pauline Mallet- Ptevoat, pienist. The two middie move- yes from @ quartet by Franz X, tena, the musical director, his op. 12, Serges and fancy weavi and fancy trimmed; all OREAL ESTATE FOR SAI LONG ISLAND, EAL PAnss aa aes Boonen. | ha, is, iain te ri « fawn L. 1-, witha, soma new Tunic Coat Waists; are {siartlon, a6 0 scans. all ta Tall food evel and a ry Male wash neat One vist wilt bars | " ry i an barns On if, Bree a Jo OW if any | Mt bg worth 81,000. visio = T's wo" 10 "yearn Por pete” aod os “york Box 62, REAL rich ‘Huntington, uh LAWYE! fe Robinson, Lawyer George F Og oat 1647 sewn ot FOR SALE. att vou CVT (a wma TLE BLOG See Mathine ou hia eveninas "On, Meady.made Suite or Orercosts, $12. =a'50 30 MINUTES OUT edit, 4 MEN'S. CLOTHES tial Perfect Ci vg FEXcaAN CLOTHING CO Y Aataees Figce, Most onaaray, FOR SALE, BASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PA ‘Lane, Tel, BO6T Cort, A} Examine These Prices and Values Beautiful new Spring garments of Serge and Mes- $20 Silk Foulard Dresses. . 6n $25 Taffeta and Lingerie eee i $35 Crepe Meteor Gowns...... A $5.00 Sale of Tailored Suits prices up to $15.00. ..+eeeeeescereeerecers $20 Tailored Spring Suits. . $25 Tailored Spring Suits... $35 Tailored Spring Suits........ A $1.00 Sale of Waists Lingerie, Voile and Tailored Waists, including the ) , the trimmed over 80 new models; values up to $3.00. Near Albertson Station FULL SIZED LOTS 25 Feet by 100 Feet suet oneermiap THE PRIOR 0 CENT FARE cust. 100 LOTS. We Do Not Want ater YOU OAN PROFIT BY T! THREE GOOD BARGAINS 4 aa Lots $200 ent? x 100 10 Per Coot, ee Mf You Vay All Cash, Vreq Clear THREE FREE EXCURSION DAYS NEXT WEDNESDAY NEXT SATURDAY NEXT SUNDAY Bend for Tree Tiokete and Ldthograyh Mare at Ones, WM. H. MOFFITT REALTY COMPANY 86TH ST, AND MADIBON AVE. rl pr toot TES opes eek Ooms Sale of Dresses ‘$85 r of embroidered Boge up to $15,00.. es ; satin lined, plain tailored ) gp pe new Spring models; former $5 embroidered and lace $4 OLA ‘00 30 TRAINS A DAY AT THIS PRICE ots perty: Aingy Giving Them Away. SACRIFICE, UMBER 1 Down $4 Monthly | | $8 Down me Monthly FOR eaLe 5 mr | BrAMON DS on exeDTt id Co. WATCHES ,iAmes se2aMAn Maiden Lane Tidatany Weaiteal | Three Pieces \f (as illustrated), at THE EVENING” WORLD, eH BVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, The fact that we me to any alteration A mi sc w shacet Like Cut, 5.08 A Great Special!!! Aluminum Kitchen Utensils 1. Consisting of 4 two-pint o} wheels, A the wrist w sat SEMAKERS' NEW SYTLE HIP-| PEESS STAAIGET FRONT AND) BACK DAESS FORMS—The new LESS French Spring model; mad: and pr $4.69 model; heavy: inforced — with -Inoh metal bands; sizes 32 to 42; special at eqmesPreprifi Dall Orders Filled em Ee ) |Great Rug & Linoleum Sale Including a Gigantic 5,000 ROLLS OF CHINA AND JAP. MATTING| AT RECORD @ Yard Roll of Meavy Chins Matting: best grade of China Matting in effects, yard roll 40 Tard Moll of dure Linen ‘Warp Jepanese J woven in neat carpet designs; red, peer green and blue eotorines; ¢ 40 Yerd Moll of Butra Reavy Tokio ‘Fayence Matting) woven very cloar; Gallion and allover auted A price r no limit where al Inlaid Linoleum B hha patterns, new Spring designs; & limited quantity, so bi ments and come early; sal | (OAMSPactION GUARANTECO OR money oneweriv AND SOTHENBERGES WEST lat bet C Thursday’s Very important _ Underprice Women’sNew Spring Suits ake CUSTOM ALTERATIONS FREE, combi |fspecial Anniversary lowered prices, pre- sents the biggest bargain opportunity you'll find in New York this season. Order your suit now. We model, with revers; handsomely trimmed with silk braid and pearl buttons; lined throughout with heavy quality satin; new style skirt (a trifle wider than usual); ue’, colors are navy, tan or by? black; sizes 14 to 18 years for misses, 32 to 44 bust for women; ATIONS FREE EXACTLY AS PICTURED—In a portions as our| wite skirt, re-1) he Extra heavy and durable; a 40 Yard Boll of Bztra Heavy Chine Matting! Neat inlaid patterns; heavy woven quality; regular $10 value; special at...e.sss+e Meavy Mikado Segnneve Stze 10.6x8,3, Shown In new medallion and RE FP ets etesall 3.47 allover effects, Rich, high, soft maps 20 quantlty, English Enamel Floor Oilcloth In all widths; chotce of tile or geomet-| rical patterns; sold else- YOPd veseeeeee MOM 30) COUR ee Bes a Well cover any 6.50 ale of dd with more erfect_fit_as- r rush. Il Wool Serge Suits—-the new short jacket ALTER 12.98 —é A Dashing Junior Spring Suit All Wool Serge Suits shoetop jodel; made from plain worsted or hand- yme mixture suitings; new Spring Jackets ith rever and round collars of contrasting of whincore new skirts; all the new and turnback cuffs; buttons to ton trimming; navy, tan and black; sizes 14 to 18 years for misses and 32 to 44 bust for w nen Sale price. ..eseeeeee F Thoreden? $ Important Mahogany po! | bing at in the lot, at With Cushions, 20.75 a9 LU lip sauce) |[ pan, 1. six-pint covered Berlin sauce | f pan and 1 three-pint covered stew pani aggregately worth $2.69. cee Propaid Mat] Otders Filledemmn| Sale Dress Forms|__ as c iy z Ra USTABLE Fomus posts, with massive fillers; corner mounts; Regularly $7.5 fine art ticking; regularly twist off $8.98; sale price.. il make Romelink 10 yr Guarantee Spring, 2.49 je on the 1.84) ® ticking; In this EPAID MAIL ORDERS ILL! Half Price Sale of Mattings LOW PRICES Size 10.6x8,3; high grade; woven from the best selected yarns. An excellent wear- ing rug for all rooms, Actual $12 value, Spoctal at ree eereeorererseerernees noat small figure 8.97, 5.97 different designs to chooks’ from, ‘$16 Value, Bt. .srrerveverrreerseverrerrer Smith's Seamless Wilton Velvet Rugs | Sire x12, woven In one plece; shown In floral, Orlental and Persian designs, sold elsewhere at $15.00; special gt,,,, 6.97 “7.97 adically below regular, with ations ay to phe 5c 10 value, Siro 9x12, from the above manufacturer; all high class patterns; must be seen to be preciated; regular $22.50 value, Cl AL rere rreeeeeeeeer Sloane's All-Wool Velvet Carpets al, two-tone and Persian patterns; for dining-rooma, hally and stalrs) heavy and durable; made and lald free) yrds sii ererery American Reversible Smyrna Rugs t 39¢; for this -morrow only, 22ic reversib| Ing room emeasure- ize 9x12, Blue 9.62106 ries as 2rd 19¢ = fat 6.49 mace gg | Mat 898 Slip Covers} S-plece Suite, using Belgium striped § damask, fit and workmanship guaranteed, complete for With whipcord (black and white) collar, revers match trimming; jacket lined throughout with Suaranteed satin; new style skirt, with but+ 9.98 Furaiture Specials » asta Five-Plece Suite, frames; tee large covered inf} erona velour; 17.98 Three-Piece Suite. A suite with wood seat for library, or cushions of fine velour for pars lor. Only 25 suites This Biseaed Bed — conti uous Genuine White Layer Felt Mattresses Bullt in layers, not stuffed; covered with 5.49 Smith's Seamless All Wool Brussels Rugs, 7.97 i Heavy Persian Wilton Velvet Rugs, 9.97 9,97||. 12.97 Alex. Smith's Famous Axminster Rugs We have purchased at a big price concession # 1%, 13.67] 74c HEARN Are orery day mecting and fullng the exacting demands of fashienahls wamen in aed ereund Now York... .Careful buyers realine that we carry enly dependable goods... labsic, coricet atyle and faultless workmanship - and offer only goede thet (ll these requnemente— 16.08 18.96 Navy and black whipcords, 1008 Serges and whtpeorde— Freel wear and wide wale | French serges, worsteds and | navy, black, gold and gray strictly tallored or | whipcords ~~ greys, tans, | —etraight or tunic ckirte— hendsomely trimmed . navy and black—cutaway | collars and cufts of setts ‘Tuaedo collare and rovers | or straight coate,... Skirts! braid, and some or cnvelope back and other | aro straight or in tunic style | with Pt. Venise lace—hand- models—tull or half lined [—strict man tailoring or | somely cut and well made— all Gees, braid trimmed—All stses, ‘All elses. ’ Gley ” i Shown In Orlental, scroll and fora) patterns; pevtostiy I | yi snle—It moans several pairs of low person the poi Dries of ome pate, a ere NEW RUGS FOR SPRING aa WONDERFUL STOCK OF WAISTS How shall wo deci the tech; _ MS, | Wendortel Assartmenta—Wendakel tes nin ie Bigelow, Sloane, Smith, Sender, Consietently Tastadal, Se cove shat Sd 7 Ceavts| Conder 4. the tom: es Bost Seamless Wilton Ruge—0x12 29.00 yea VAIO $38.00. 0406020055 00 | ver: essertment ‘te ret lah designe- wal moderate Rich Persia and Turk! parlor, | prices we be ny Ubrary, Feception or dining room. senate, “ smith's Ax ‘Bese 4 Fee intinge at Binet ea is Ork 12.08 wad and Cr Me: inch to 0x12 Rus Lengthe— ort yerds each— Remnant ct $1.50 to each... .++ -98 - Bt fet CUT tnd dO laeb. sss ses 1089 0nd 46 HANDSOME LINGERIE, SPRING STYLES wt CLOVES POR RASTER BRIDES, FOR MEN-—WOMEN REN, ‘Women's saat Glace sate ‘Theve, Four ond Five Pinan Sets, pliable ly cut and \ pique sewn-—han ves for little men—sott kid— je clasp. . gare a putes poll bot Vi pn UML Wa aC Fourteenth Stetet Wen of Frith Aves, “No Place Like Hearn's for Vatud” Offering Only Dependable Goods we give the best that can be obtained for money expended: HEARN and VALUE are synonymous —_— » We inatot pen quniity be nAnegp- pled apetiaaathieaeatiim ss = Smart Fabric Suits. . ‘Taffeta and Faille futea:: a Pa A RL NR a sd FIRST SPRING SALE OF SAMPLE LOW SHOES! Wemen'e Osfords and Pumps I 1s Sizes 344, 4, 434 and 5—A and B widths only, Latest styles and leathers —hand-welt and turned soles. High and Cubes Regia, Please observe that sample sises only are inctuded im this Ist. ‘Thas deat values will be obtained by first comers goes without seying. ois 7-40 ‘emortmont Juat Oo} of Wilton at sre rg teal cy ‘They emphatically demenstrete ¢hat pertiewias women here find hoadgear for any and every demand at peacemable prices, pa a Hoover sane Ay vioOR, i, CHILD WEN: # Hie Chainer uli Say aa" Nr ooaeete thal a alDR? 3 cl and As: iit Mey ie cig with wba delta oe outers, & sre ae ‘i a Diteal Patinte, “itiiun,