The evening world. Newspaper, December 3, 1912, Page 19

me. Cahier Wins Favor at Sore First Recital SYLVESTER RAWLING. CHARLES CAHIPR, an American contralto, gave PeQital at Aeolian 7 ne, Bhe has eung much In omens a principally tn Munteh an where she has won favor, = that time ‘Mme, Cahter w. for her intuigence in a tremolo. madeim spirited defense of herreif, that'as Azacena in ‘“Trova- fafiaiance, the character called Just singing. However that dey. sho, made little uso of tho trdnoto" yesterday. Her programme ray from “Ancient to present day ftions, and in all her songs she shéwed taste, fovling ani variety of expression. There were moments when co for no apparent cause, lost quélity; tiers were others when it was very beaut! (a! be Anteresu & tecitat n_arta from Han “I@iud Ca led Mme, Cahter’s fi Pp of.songs that contained examples of Plgrfatt! ani Culdara, She sang them with destinetion at no the did ft fall to Her next group was Ql} Brahms and Schumann, including torn Nachtigall" and the lat tere “or Nysspaum,” which she tn- sfUi rife insteht. Two songs M4 Gabrilowitsch, the Russian who married a daughter of Mark terpre'y te pips Twh! eh were te: 7 Lirpobhe mpl aria ftom the VOrpheus" was the number. lon her ¢ eft shoulder, won ¢ wouen, That herself was proved at the opera last eed It ne Mt “MGIC FLUTE” DELIGHTS fANOTHER LARGE AUDIENCE, Mozart's Mate Ing) arposutt He polftan Ovahe I ward wu Mr G nothiig ant wand perfo Subscription was host of etandees a fori@niy on Caruso Mogday occupants of orch who usually force thelr way o thedaat wet to the annoyan “The ndighbors, % stayed uni& “the end, ey might; to be tm: | some of Her 2 r florid ‘ «the =a Faward Lar arast 1s time FED did thin: His deep bass 54) volce 13 of to and power nit Emmy Destinn aid ititul sing- ing @s Pamina, and Leo Slezak has noth- ing better to hy» er than hig Tamino Of Otto Gorttz's VP. comedy Is ho infe prising “Broadway lager Is likely to tea} in some day for come or nigh he milght make fort ‘fame. ‘ norous whole Homer, Re and Alvert Re the chorus, highest odes, tiunks to Giulio Sett!, and oer all !y Alfred Mertz, masterful in his leaders! Ir TRUSTED CARNEGIE TRUST. Lawyer Sed by , to the “EL Thhtene had tot French r Lebaudy Replies "pero Sut. i the of Jacques le of the th said any ho: werted by Pav. rondway, Trust Compar Ziainia rep!\e know eo to st Com ey pany at th any irumors wae pider t Jon of the was tn all Btaté Banking | a } was justified in by respects a wings { 1 @ JAIL AS MAUD FOUND IT. Be Horrible that She Muir wetter Ady Try It. » last night to an ence at the Belm Fort restal and condfiton of the Maton wubstituie tor h co covering. In was }a woman \ who ‘had hospital \orime, tis wer stinply drunk 1 Waakness—no mr Bhode Raton Open to Publier ALBANY, Dec and pub- of telephone ‘One’ new len to nase Mme.4@ahiexs who was acclaimed re- \ cently mipairecttal in her mat town, In fig, nay well bo pleased with | | ox Other |PRIEST AS LAWYER WILL DEFEND WOMAN Charges Made by Her Husband. case. olic priest in such @ role. had himself wrote out the the case and filed ft. ‘our Courts Building, Wrani Fischer, @ Mquor dealer, Fische: names his brother ndont. Father spi May 2 last. @ few weeks. The husba petition etat separation occurred when he aii nig wife and his brother friendly. ern Watchm: and T would be glad to have ‘him a} | pear if only as a friend of the court.” IN SUI FOR DIVORCE Declares She Is Innocent of 8ST. LOUIS, Deo, %—Kather D. 8. ' Phelan, @ noted authority on canon law and possessed of @ wide knowledge of civil and court procedure appeared to-| * day in the Circuit Court as attorney for a woman defendant in @ divorce Legal authorities said they had never beforo heard of a Roman Cath- Father Phelan said he was actuated by charity and the fact that infidelity been charged against @ ‘woman whom he knew to be innocent. Yester- day Father Phelan in the courtroom 1 answer in was @ brief document denying every charge made by the hueband, “I will appear for her; she is a @ood woman," Father Phelan told the court olerk, Is appearance and statement that he would be the defendant's counsel caused much discussion throughout the The woman ts Bertha Fischer, wite of Edward as core- Phelan performed the marriage ceremony for the pair on They lived together only were too Father Phelan ts editor of the Weat- an, and js pastor of the Our Lady of Mount Carmel, be very glad to have Father | THE EBVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, fragettes. in the Tombs, for hie money. ‘Whitman's convictions. far euperior to the ordinary kind. can think and remember. Some can't celved @ jolt. Her Chinese Art ¢o Museum. By the will of Mrs. Emma @. L. Sut- phen, wite of Dr, Theron ¥. Bui which was probated yesterday in New- ark, N. J., $4000 in cash goes to St. a bed for boys only. To the New Jer- Phelan appear in the case,” said Judge Taylor, defore whom it will be célves many Chinese vases, lacquers and heii, ‘ito fs watnent as an attorney | Dric-a-brac, It will be known as the “Theodore F, Andruss Collection.” Sutphen was Mr. Andruss's niece. = obo mab rk rie-tt ise RCA DO Sono. ‘At6 months old 35 Doses —43Crnts ee el al Lady's Desks { fa Oak oF Mahogany finishy value 87.50, 13 $4.24 — FREE With every pure chase of $100 and over we will pre= sent a Pair of Genuine Oil | Paintingsin Sha- '@ dow Boxes, 16x20 [4 | or 12x24, our NEW BOOK- | seinforn Upen Saturdays Unt AN OUTFIT FOR*1” A WEEK the Lowest Prices in All New York We Offer to Furnish Any Room Your House or Avartment for a Payment of 81.00 Respectable Credit Is Extended —Cash Prices Prevail iT We Pay Freight and | Railroad Fare, 2 Ava.Gon.84" CASTORIA For Infants and Children, iiiThe Kind You Have Always Bought Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA (TRE OERTAUR ComPaAY, MEW TERA OTH, fon Yornteca value 810. . $89 98 3, 4, 5 Room Apartment Outfits at $75, $125, Obl onan oO Inland, ‘commecticale” io jereey Tone, Barnabe’s Hospital for the founding of sey Historical Society is left a large collection of paintings and articles, while the Metropolitan Museum of Art re- Mrs, Five miliion Chinese women have just been etven the right to vote. William J. Bryan has rented an office in Washington. What's that? A Newport woman is eating ham three times a day to keep her figure. Caro has recovered from his cold. Caro is Miss Helen Taft's Italian poodle. Prof. Hysied of Engiand says half the world will be insane within fifty years. In-Garfiel4, N. J., @ woman became a mothet amd a grandmother at the same Mise Julle Morgan Harding of Pittsburgh favors spanking for mifttant suf ‘The two men who sold paste diamonds to'a chorus gtrt Vieserve no consiferation ‘Mr. Quick, nevertheless of Brooktyn, left two widows. They are now fighting Gov. Dix wit have to pardon « lot of ‘em to keep up with District-Attorney By tying @ bell to tis dog's leg @ Cincinnati man ays he bas an alarm dock ‘The Right Rev. Alfred Willis, a misscinary tm ¢he Cannfbel Istands, says he feels eafer there thon in London or New Yorx, Harvard College is etrugsling with the weighty question whether angleworms even turn. Mre. N. Bramber, a wealthy widow, hae eretved in Loe Angeles from At- lantic City. Her baggage consisted of sixteen trunks and sixty-three dogs. Job Hedges told the Presbyterian Union he had always been @ Presbyterian. r| It is understood thet his Delief tm the doctrine of predestination hes lately re- News Oddilics State Actuary of Colorado finds wiows live longer than epinsters. Tera. ‘ Services for Dr. Collyer. Following private funeral services yes- terday morning at the family residence, No, 91 West Fifty-fitth street, for Dr.| f Robert Collyer, pastor emeritus of the Unitarian Church of the Messiah, who of the Measiah, will preside at t! funeral services this morning. Re Loule, 3 Mo., July 20, 1912.—"We Roticed amall lumpa breaking out on oldent boy's lege, They started to epread, and then sores broke out all over his face. The eufferings were terrible. 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