The evening world. Newspaper, December 6, 1912, Page 22

A Few Inventions tor Chicago Diners in Their Table Manners THE EVENING WORLD, Fritz Kreisler Boston Orchestra gave another recital at Carnegie Hal yeuterday afternoon. Not often is one Drivileged to hear two masters of the violin on the eame day, There le tempta- tion t© comparisons better, perhaps, avoided. Yet one may be permitted to cay that of the half a dozen leading Plays With the FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1912. yesterday oh the application of Oscar Hammerstein for permission to produce operes in English in another thouse. By the agreement which Mr. Hammerstein made with the Metropolitan when he was paid to cease giving opera at his Manbettan Opera House, he is barred @uggest my using the Century Thea- tre for English opera—# they decide that I am to be allowed to give it~ but I am inclined to think that 1 would rather bulld a new opera house, calling It the “National Opera House.” DRIVE AWAY THAT BLEMISH PATENT SELFACTING NON ~, violinists now in the eye of American | from taking part in any operatic enter-| “MANON i \CAUT” PLEASES TIPPER SOUP DISH- You Y SYLVE: RAWLING. | truste lovers, the veteran Yeage, sot | prise in New York for eight more years. Bi‘ IT EFHER B HE seen eraliatie Orchestra | 44 impeccable es to technique as of | His contention ie that to furnish opera Sich ine bagi Cd ad a i ts become @ rival of the opera aa| 75 hae a ripeness of understanding |in English would not to be to rival the anon Lescaut,” with La erezia Bort, Caruso, Sootti and De and @ loftiness imterpr that hed haghoned Begurola in the principal parts, Georgio mate for greatness. At the other ex- Metropolitan Opera House, which does not look favorably upon opera in' the for New York Poslam is the pre-eminent skin remedy, the one dependable healing an attraction THe ACTION IS Q Deople of fashion, At the second evening Polacco conducting, attracted another|agent for i liate henever concert ¥ at treme are the youngsters, such as Mischa | vernacular, jd Moaki tt atl bid, Hd cae od [Raed i een bet aay Simm, Simbetin and Albert Apaiéing, | Geven aveaibere of the Metropotitan’s | Iarme set ne hy the Metropolitan ecrema or any like trouble annoys. Its a ro edad heusethe subscription has| 1080 exeoution ie dassling. Between | board of directors were in .seasion for | OPer® House tant night, Tt was the| healing record and the mannei third performance of the opera this season. The singers were in good voice, everything moved smoothly and there ie Plenty of applause after each cur- tain. them is Frits Kretsier, younger than the veteran and older than the rising play- ra, who possesses some of the virtues of both. Yeaye, not having to divide honors Provided for that~but the occupants of the boxes and of the orchestra floor made an appearance of exceptional bril- lance and the carriage calls were a {record, the waiting ine of vehicles ex- & considerable tune yesterday afternoon, presumadiy, to act in the matter. They were Rawiins L. Cottenet, Paul D. Cra- vath, Robert Goelet, Eliot Gregory, Frank Gray Griswold, Harry Payne first appl real merit which is alone its present extended use. All who suffer from any form ot _ oe eczema, acne, tetter, barbers’ iteh, tl res seventh etreet as| With Mary Garden, as at his last ap-| Whitney and Henry Rogers Winthrop— imples, o1 i tar an Fatih ntetes. Dearance here, but again a lone etar,|& quorum. At haif-past five o'clock an| Morgan Clab Dance To-Night. alp Rane aide se my Fris Kreisler, the renowned Austrian | sot back yesterday to the high plane of |OMcial statement was handed out, as) Employees of steamship companies, » Whatever, should employ lam at once. POSLAM SOAP is the soap of soap? H Te slay ae ot Me | follows: with thelr wives and sweethearts to the violiniet, was the soloist. He has been| his first recital in his playing of Mo. In view of the absence of several brought to America this year by the|sart'e sonata in D major, in the Bruch| number of 2000, will dance to-night at | for 4 f let and bath 5 rectors, ction upon all matters for daily use, for toilet and bath, as a Boston organization to play only at &| Concerto No. 2, in D minor, and in the! wag deferred until subsequent [ene Mnnual Ball of the Morgan Club, | means of improving color and texture of Fe eestal “Me, Keetsler | VitAll chaconne, with organ, repeated! meeting, which, probably, will be [Ar oreanization of employees of the! the skin and assuring its continued hot be heard in rectal, JME Kreis | by request. He charmol, too, In com | het tre few days aim Department of the Southern | health. It derives its rare beneficial el- When Mr, Hammerstein was told of this he said: I have no statement whatever to make. Aa there appears to have been fn insufMiotency of sufficiency at the meeting, I must awalt the decision of @ jater day. I can only say that if the Metropolitan directors allow me to «ive opera in English I shall give impreastve performances sung in the language of this country, 1 do not know ff the directors would positions by Vieuxtemps and Saint- Saens and in two added numbers. Be- yond this he politely but firmly refused to @0, despite the importunities of the audience, not large in size but enthusl- @stic for more, METROPOLITAN FAILS TO ACT ON HAMMERSTEIN PROPOSAL, ‘The board of directors of the Metro- polman Opera Company took no action Pacific Steamship Company. The ball is to be @iven at the Murray Hill | Lyceum in. Thirty-fourth street, near Lexington venue. E. R. Blood, gen- eral manager of the company, and about a dozen other steamship officiais will guests of honor. Joseph F. Gregory President of the club, will lead the grand march with Miss Mollie Flannery, | @ingers and instrumentalists will per- form between dances. D major. A trifle nervous at first, if that were possible for one of his expert- ence and reputation, he @oon became confident and played’ with @ breadth of comprehension, a volume of tone, & brilliancy of ‘execution that had an electrifying influence upon the audience. His cadenza near the close of the first movement waa more showy than solid; but his easy mastery of Its technical d ficulties was cause for marvel. At t end he was recailed and applauded most with vehemence no less than fi times, something of a record for a Bos- ton Symphony audience, Dr. Muck began his programme with ion with Peylam. 11 Poslam (price, 56 Soap (price, 25 cents). ples, write to the Emergency ies, 32 West 25th Street, New MuD-GuARD ATTACH MENT FOR SAay CELLARS - DETACH- ALT Aw! oda, |World Wants Work Wonders in Store in Itsel of the concerto was admirabie and in) both numbers his fine musicians played with OVERLOOKS FORTUNE inspiring tone and confidence. sibeitus'e Art aymphony, a work of/p Forty pair Seventy-five ; charm and originality, with beoledate| Booths—Eac. Complete _ Sec- | INSPECTOR-BURGLAR competing. This Be aireoted with epieit Brimful of tions, Each Sec- \ and power, le:ting loose his brasses and |@ Helpfulness in tion a Speciai druma without fear. His conducting |@ Gift Choosing Brahme’a Academto Festival overture ] ‘TS (INGE, reve House no.D ‘was the last number. 9 s e\ . 2 IN A. 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All of them lined with 0 Suaranteed watin or silk; all sizes for Misses, Lert All at $14.60 Subway Store, Balcony Girls’ Chinchilla Coats $8.75 Grade 95 very emart doubl motel “Ati-wool chinghilie Sieh A TREMENDOUS “KILLING.”|A STREAM OF CUSTOMERS Renee Corday’s Being Crowded Every CLOTH, DESIGN PREEMINENT Hundrede ef Handsome Fabrics and Designe—Fit Guar anteed. Corduroy Skirts $3 Grades at $1.95 sou TheTe, are but 300 akirte in thia ection, of both wide and narrow | model, All-wool chine Wale wordurove, in black, blue and | Frroughout. with black-and-white Or neal nla Swaleieds eae Specks feree. aie coat will button : eto the neck; col skirts, in all sizes, and gray. Bices 6 to Tey? Ow @ubway Store. 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Aponte dio to 0 ‘These charac Fl py head of binque | for those who can‘be atten Tful values 1 land doz- Kindergar- and a soft little y ed So Trimmed Coat za: che “of vaitrerent “styles Play Aprone, with wool, making it very hug: | Covered with flowered silt ritbare’ and y able, ®1 and $1.25, according to ribbon trimmed, nize. will be found in the as- sortment, Parlor Matas’ meres lece Four - 750 Fancy Shaped Pin Cushions, 500, Aprons, Also vanity bag Dusting Sets, 360, These in jointed is and jewel bags, Bara “aprons, ape, ofS, MaAde,Of fancy col ache dthased ana windrenued, | | of Oates ollie; tn ait ae, ; ored handkerchiefs and 3 high, at 8 ‘ancy Work Some are plain, others| are’ soe prada. 12, Tatand 18 nigh, at 886 | |G, |, FARCY Work Boxes, ato, daintily tucked; atill Others embroidered, Store—salcony Sterling Silver Gifts spools of thread, scl. needles, mending ‘thr oO Neck Fixings a: 60c oe jubway Store, Lower Floor Children’s Goats, Dresses & Hats Useful and acceptable presents for every one We Double Plaited Jabots, 12 ; havea full assortment of grape or rose designs, SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF. 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Subway Store, Balcony, Positive $16 to $40 Values—from Every Viewpoint! é New York for the Money” —More So Now!!