The evening world. Newspaper, December 11, 1912, Page 15

| the number of {ts adherents grew stead- Plays With the Kneisel Quartet - BY SYLVE. ER RAWLING. } T= Kneisel Quartet gave the seo. enough to acoommodate them. Once, set so many years ago, when Alwin Schroeder, the ‘celliet, retired, amd Mr. Kanelsel was tempted with an offer of lead « dig orchestra, there was danger that the quartet would be disecived. Happily that calamity wap averted and the quartet is preserved to us, There have been changes in fte members: As- sociated with Mr. Knetsel now. are Hane Lets, second violin; Louis @vecenski, William Willeke, ‘cellist. Me, w, but no one unfamiliar with the quartet would know it, Mr, Willeke 4s become @ veteran and Mr. Svecenski fa one, Last night's programme consisted of Schubert's quartet in G major, Richard Strause’s sonata in F major for pisno and ‘cello and Cesar Franck’s quartet ond concert of its present #eason at Aeolian Hall last évening. It was ¢wehty-one years ago that Frang Knelgel, then na member of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, first brought his) v! organ:zation to New York. It was many years later that he made the metropolis his headquarters, The virtues of the quartet were wpprectated from the be- inniig by lovers of serious music and flf. Mendviseohm Hail, long before it Ceased to be available, had grown too toniats. played it beautifully. served the many recalls that fell to them, Y@AVE PLAYS AT HIS WITH 6TRANSKY AND HIS MEN. It was the old _Taaye,, the gtant of Red oo Sovae. - Cough Drops. BVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, DECEM BER 11, 1912, 18' E t C L mail for the accommodation of tte Go| tm D major tn the ordiy named, AN) GAdleré, that played at Carnegie Hali| man's big conception of the work that rnes oO onso CH) lowers, The more spacious auditortum | tree werke were played with the un-| yesterday afternoon, accompanied by the | None could mistake; to hie beautiful, that is ite new home |e only just large | Geretamding of the compositions, the| Phitharmenie Orehestra, under+ Josef | mellow, haunting tone, and to the love @transky. He was at his best. There|!iness of hia cadenzas, In the Bru wae no time to think of matters of technique that might not have been Gerfect, Insensibiy one was impressed by the man's dominating personality no lese than by the masterfulness of his playing. He held the audience silent, as if It were hypnotized while ‘he played. | He carried it into demonstrative ap- Mr. Conmlo and Mr. Willeke|plause when he ceased to play. His They well do-| programme consisted of Vivaldi's con- certo in @ minor, Beethoven's concerto in D major, and Max Bruch's “Scotch Fantasie.” It were profitiess to compare Yeaye's playing of the Beethoven number with that of another great violinist jast week. The stars ere not alike in glory. There {s room in the firmament for all, @uMce It to pay tribute to the ‘The professional musicians in t were forced into excited approval this playing. He gave to the work Yeaye also did himself justice, accompanying. inatrument for vioknist, and to his men who played well, a os Many Quick Remarriages. 5 cents per box.—Adrt, Fourth Floor Twelve Fine Patterns In Silver Toilet Sets Doesn’t that strike you as being a generous Modeet from which to make a choice? And prea’ is—as you easily determine for yourself by looking about a bit claewhere, In plain silver for monograms, also sngraved, etched, engine- turned and handsome floral patterns, in bright or French oray finish. ces run from $11 for a three-piece set of brush, comb and purer to $32.60; with the other pieces to match, at these prices: ’ittonhooks, Horns, Files and Cuticle Knives, 606 to $2.60 each. Cloth Brushes, $2.25 to $7.50 ea. Hat Brushes, 76¢ to $4.75 ea. Mil'tary Brushes, hog 1) $7.60 ea. Jewel Boxes, $10 to be fo ea. Powder Box Receivers, $2.26 to $12.60 eac Dresser Clocks in teri ver to match sets, $3.50 to $16. Floor A Disposal of Young Women’s Suits from Our Own Salon $50 to $60 Fur-trimmed Suits at $40 hed Suits of Velveteen, wool po; ae and broad- aed with ermine, civet cat, skunk, jum and few of the Suits ‘are in the fashionatle combina- Directoire coats of velveteen with broadcloth Altogether, only 50 Suits. $40 Velveteen Suits at $29.50 All are effectively trimmed with braid and contrasting colored velvet. The Suits are navy and black. $25 Corduroy and Velveteen Dresses at $18.50 Taupe, brown, navy and black in these Demi-tailored Dresses'that are trimmed with satin and fancy buttons. Only 60. Sizes 14, 16 and 18 years in each collection, but not in style, for it is because sizes are broken that we ie dis them lomorrow. tion sty le: skirts. se of oor Women’s Smart Sweaters And Other Warm Knitted Things This is a mighty comforting collection of knitted articles to view on a cold Winier’s day; and it is also full of practical gift sugges- tions. Our Sweater stock, always noted for its variety and its good styles, is better than ever, at this holiday time. Prominent i MA a group of women’s heavy Shaker-knit Sweaters, in all desirable colors, at $6.60. Soft, fuxurious Sweaters of Scotch, Angora and Shetland wool, in various bra gre $5.95 to §13.60. fetching { Smporved Sets of Cap, Scarfa and Sweater to match are $16.60, ‘ool Skating of Toque, Muff and Scarf are $3.50, sae gift-things that may be noted are fleecy Wool Shawis at $1.10 to $8.95, and Silk Shawls at $6.25 and $6.26; knitted Aviation Caps at $1 to $1.75, and modish Scarfs at $1.25 to $3. ‘Then there are Spencers of wool at $1.25 to $2.25, and of Angora at $1.25 and $4.75-—good tor indoor wear. And finally, Children’s Sweaters in fine variety, from $2.60 to $6.60, Main Floor. In the Gimbel Toy Store:— Does Your Boy Like To Work With Tools? is the sort who improvises a carpenter shop with whatever he may find lying about and builds anything, box to a flying machine, you may de; na cnt iti be delighted with one of these fine Too! Chests or ets for Christmas. h complete set of finely tempered steel tools, in solid oak for each tool, at $7, $13.60, $25 and $27.50, complete Set of Saws in leatherette case, special at ¢16. Tool Chests, sclid onk, Mission finish, with fine set of steel tools, ¢5 and 97. Tool Chests in golden oak, with brass corners, at $7 and $15, brass corners, with tools, $1.76, $2.25, 63, $3.60. fully equipped with tools, 60 to $5. for boys, with Se] and one drawer, $9: with two drawers, $10 vor $13. 60; five drawers, $22.60, And here is another very important jepesa of the Toy Store pork, just about Christmas time: Desks and Blackboards ' Recretayy’e Desks, Salt and mission, $5; Desks for larger children, $7.60 to $18. or onk finish, $1.60 to $8. A Mi Li cabinet and drawer, and chair to match, $9. $3.60; in bentwood; $5 to $7. yut arms, B0c to $1.25. el Blackboards, $2.25 and $3.60, rds, some with chart, 26¢ to $3.76. boards, with Sonne Izeroat, 26¢ to $3.25. Hinocaat rs, with table attacl $3.75 and §6. Kindergar! , with one chair, bentwood, $9.60, two chairs Kindergarten ‘Tables, $3.75 to $10.60, Slate Wall 12.76. joor, Our Most Gigantic Effort in Blouses Results in Tomorrow’s Sale of $5 to $10.75 Chiffon and Lace Blouses at $3.95, $5 and $6.95 In announcing this event we simply must put our usual conservative attitude aside, and say that this is the largest Sale of the kind that we have ever presented— and that prices are:phenomenal. Indeed, it warrants the application of every adjective in the dictionary—and then its importance could not be comprehended. The Blouses are in the newest styles. They are of the best quality materials. And are carefully made, for every Blouse was made to our especial order. And they are not job-lots! Every fashionable color, also white and black—in styles for maidens and matrons. A Charming Christmas Box with Every Blouse Third Floor. Pre-Christmas Sale of Discontinued Models of DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINES 434 Machines that were $30 N $ 394 Machines that were $35 W 86 Machines that were ws O 25 Each This splendid opportunity comes “just before Christmas,” because we dis- covered that the Domestic Sewing Machine Company were going to change their case styles next year, on three models, and we secured their permission to sell the entire stock of these particular models NOW, when so many husbands are looking for sensible Christmas gifts for their wives. Every Woman Knows—As Well as Our Mothers Knew— That There Is NO Better Sewing Machine Than the Famous “DOMESTIC” In TWO MILLION HOMES, the “Domestic” is the prize of thrifty women, who do their own sewing, or have the dressmaker come in to do it. The “Domestic” will do all that any other machine will do, and much that others will not. Mothers will have no other, because it not only SEWS LOCK-STITCH when they are doing sewing for themselves; but it also SEWS CHAIN- STITCH, when they are qewing clothing for the little folks, who require seams that can be “let down’’ when they grow. ~ lendidly made, in every detail, DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINES not only do the pest SEWING and the FINEST WORK, but THEY LAST FOR A LIFETIME. Throughout the country, where agents sell the “Domestic,” they get from $40 to $80 for them. These three models are sold regularly by us for $30, $35 and $40, While this selling lasta— which will be until ail are sold, or until December 80th, the price will be $25 Each, $2 Cash and $1 Weekly Delivered prepaid to any station within 500 miles of New York; or to your door, {f within our regular delivery routes. Of course,it will pay to COME EARLY and get one of the 86 $40 Machines. Both the $35 and $40 models have the automatic lift, and all are in the convenient “drop head” style. This is the BEST Sewing Machine opportunity that has appeared thisseason We SUPPLY PARTS for ANY DOMESTIC Sewing Machine, as well as for all other makes of sewing machines, at moderate prices. Fifth Floor | GI GIMBEL BROTHERS [HERS | BROADWAY NEW YORK. THURTY-THIRD eT. compoaition Yeaye excetied himself. audience, of whom there were 4 great many, no lesa than plain music lovers, In the Vivakil oon- | A word of praise for Mr. Stransky, who made We orchestra actually aw the NEVADA'S NEW DIVORCE LAW. Code New tn B@ect Will Prevent RENO, Deo. 11.—Nevada's new code, pephiiiltnn ® person who has been | Served by publication and not in per- on in divorce sults to ask for the setting aside of a decree within six months of ite being granted, is now he | in effect. The new law has alarmed ti vorce colony. It will cause com tions if those who where service was by publica remarry before the expiration ot siz montus. | SPLENDID GIFTS ~~ FOR CHRISTMAS Boys’ Coats. ~ae = Girls Capes ‘CASTORIA| = CONNOR PIANO ESTABLISHED IN 1877. Manufacturer of High Grade oh Grand, Upright and Player Planes 4 EAST 42D ST. OPEN EVENINGS. - worst in dbos Direct from _ at Tht Yer hav tie, bgt (Ny SS ie # FIRST Cost : Bears the someE9S BES at HENRY HES: 300 Sixth Ave. 24-26 8 GIMBELS The Feature of the Christmas Season SANTA CLAUS’ CARNIVAL In the Auditorium, Eighth Floor wt hays and girls aoe all around bs eoenube a yu may sure, are keenly enjoying the ta the Fondertal Christmas ‘exposition, — ” 7 The centre of attraction is the exciting Fire in a German Village (The Largest Toy Ever Brought from Cormany) And then there is much mystery and excitement in The Store of the Six Polar Bears Where every little boy or girl who pays the bears 26c gets an appropriate toy which is passed down the line from one bear to another until it reaches the rightful recipient. If you and your children haven’t seen this fine Christmas spectacle, be sure to come soon—and the earlier in the day the better. Eighth Floor Special Display of Men’s and Boys’ JEWELRY From the very first moment that we instituted this idea of gathering all sorts of Jewelry for men and their younger brothers in a special case by itself, it has proved vastly helpful to people who were “stuck” for a suggestion of what to give a man, oe in the ver is of solid gold or platinum, or combina- bec! oO Some of the Jewelry is set with diamonds and oer rei stones; there are mother-of-pearl eve! dress sets sleeve-links and waistcoat buttons, moun’ with gold, p dre or real pearls, and many other articles of men’s jewelry, all of which are in the best taste. These are some of the prices: Cigar Cutters, $2.60 to $16 Fobs, $5 to $34. Gold Garters, 684 \JORIGINAL $4 VALUE, Usetul na Bt =e) 28% sVALUE In Striped, Tan &Gray, $1. 25° Girls’ Raincoats With ise ORIGINAL $ VALUE The most practical, Stylish coat made, Superior in every detail, guaranteed walerproot A en, resent and a i Will render the ultimate in. wear. . * KRSeece Sa Cigar Lighters, $65 Monogram Fobs (to order) in Borket Hives fod 08 c9@9475 | wens, #1, 9,9, OU, 6,058 Key Chains, com ete with fastener Gold Match Boxes, $18.88 to 946 key 4. Siaet and Cligaretia That, 14k cases, Poncils, all styles, Seto $20 ‘$49 to $24. Signet Rings, $2.76 to 626 Gold Compe ree howd .60 to $90 a sae tie ie Boxes, oe i $80 to A combination by om and style coat, fine A ted, |" Scarf Pins, di ender to! ie ne eee Erectors meter ph rr had ished with exactin; + Ste aaytr} Gold wire Chane, $6 to $40 * Diamond Rings care. A gift sensi- Platinum Watch Chains, $19 to $45] Gold Tooth ve ) $2.26 to lA ble and fi fine—guar- Dress Sets, $19.26 to $96 Tie Clasps, pe in, anteed rain proof. Cuff Links, plain and engine-turned, | engraved, Expert t ilort d $1.75 to $16 ‘Tis Clasps, diamond set, $2.78 to toote.as peli ~ pelt ta Cuff it creme set, $6.25 to $60} Lapel Chains for watch, a O08 ble. Watches, $8.76 to $285 Main Fi or ORIGINAL $ VALUE, 5 pis 15 Make the boy feel ithe © prince—and look like one! A gift that will 4 his beats and make him havpy. Better Grade Coats 3 For Boys, Girt, | Misses and Young Men, $2.25 to $7,504 MAIL ORDERS »pjoxrree If accompanied by cheek or Sie . Gag The Gleam of Marble And the Glow of Bronze Blend, like moonlight and sunlight, in a sort of artistic twilight in the Gimbel Art Wares Salon, The collection gathered abroad by our expert--and mostly in | the studios of the artists—abounds in charming specimens of sculpture that ae appreciated by connoisseurs. Besides many original compositions—busts, figures and groups—there are reproductions of many a classic work of art, | And yet, despite the artistic merit, prices are keyed at a moder- ate pitch—we don’t let artistic temperament run away with our sense of commercial values. Many of the following pieces are very specially priced: The Medici Vase,a marble repro-; Hand-painted Vienna Vase, on Co- duction of the original in the Museum | balt ground, regularly $95 now $65. of Florence, special, $125. Royal »s Vase in Empire shape, Martie Bust, Jeanne d ‘Arc special, ation; reg. $425, now $97.! eating Bust, Longfellow, ‘mi, Chopin, Moore and MANUFACTURERS H FOUR GREAT STORES ii Flatiron Cor. 22d St. & Bway ( {lation ) 835 Bway, S. W. Cor. Lith St. 182 Broadway, Cor. John St. N.W. Cor. Church & Liberty St. Note Name & Addreases Carefully ‘Out of Sorts? | Lots of discomfort — the Colection of Busts, fancy subjects, | * special, $30, Bust of Dante marble,special$18.75 Castilian 3 igure, Nathan the Wise, special, $39. i 'blues—and many serious “hia Fa, remains. Ge | sicknesses you will avoid if Marble, “Boy Writ pelal $20 | 4 you keep your bowels, liver Marble Figure, fanc; al, $30. Treg. and stomach in good works ‘ing order by timely use of | BEECHAMS - We have just secured a delightful collection of CARVED IVORIES—about seventy pieces in all, the original prices of which were $10 to bo, As they are samples, we are 125, able to sell them at $3.76 to $47.50, and that they will make charming Christmas presents goes without saying. oor.