The evening world. Newspaper, December 23, 1912, Page 15

seaahiaaee kine cha aie - CAPT. BOAZ QUITS SEA. Veteran of O14 De Rn Age Limtt, 70 Years, Capt. Richard B. Boaz, one of the old- est officers in the service of the Old Do- minion Steamship Company, has retired from the command of the Hamiltoh, of that tine. He has been in the service of the Old Dominion line ve that com: pany was started. jary the vet- eran commander will be seventy years old, the age limit set by the company. ¢ melodies for strings “Heart and “The Last Spring’ and rt arrangement of Johann Sirauss's “Blue ube” waltz, YSAYE IN XMAS RECITAL FOR THE YOUNG PEOPLE. Walter Dam muda over the he the violinist, to give ut Eugene Ysaye Guest of Honor With Bohemians ——~——— BY SYLVESTER RAWLING eT RONMEMIANS, a ciub vert for Youog Hall on Saturday ns poem = was the digestion « rather ast night * Ysaye, | children, who were a conside He lives with his wife and daughter at that, | of the large audience, but they No. 47% Willoughby avenue, Brook! y:w te to the |'to it with seeming understandin {pal violin solo- ayed unbouhded enthusiasm ding Frite em Zimba- David Mannes and + a lent, Frans gathered a host of singers, of composers, of players and Of teachers that included Amato, Put- fem Griswold, Otto Gorits, Herbert ‘Witherspoon, Alfred Hinsh. Albert Reiss, John McCormack, Godowsky, Ernesto Consolo, Victor Herbert, Polac- tan Opera House on Saturday. hank Damroech, Nahan Franke, | At the matinee the « a double bill Arnold’ Volpe, George Barrere, Sasia- | °f PE the os ky, Oscar Saenger, Spencer Clay, Paolo and Bada, Polscoo Gallico, Richard Hagemann, Max Hoin-| Conducting, and “La Boheme.” In the rich, Richard Arnold, August Fracincke, | !atter Riccardo Martin was Rodolfo, in- Sigmund Herzog, Hugo Grunwaid, Fer-| *tead of Caruso. He sang and acted the @inand Von Inten, Leo Schultz, Louls| Part with more than his usyal abandon. Svecencki, Witteke and Daniel Frohman. | The rest of the cast was the now The toastmaster was Rubin Goldmark, | f@millar one of Lucreaia Bort, Bella O06 of the vice-presidents 0. the socic Alten, Didur, Dinh Gilly, De Seguro! celebrated for the aptness of his Intro. | Pli-Corst_ and Avanian,’ Sturant eo by ducted. In the evening there was a| 8nd 1 luctions. special performance of “La Gloconda” | troupe ee Mr. .Yenye entered the dining room, | for the benefit of the Italian Hospital, | “¢Sworn aft fda After the guests were assembled, to a| with » Kimmy Destinn, Louise fanfare of trumpets from the gallery! Homer, Amato and De Seguroia tn the y And salvos of applause that were long| parts they Mil so admirably, Polacco Joontinued. The reception of Fritz Kreis 4, Caruso displayed some new, Ter, later on, was #0 jess demon- pera L Stretive. When Mischa Eman appeared bl 3 after the conce:t nt tue Metropollt arity were gratifying. Opera Ho! too was warmly § 4, Zimbalist slipped in almoet un: @erved. The four exchanged pers greetings of, to rican eyes, effusive cordiality that included the kissing of cheeks, Mr. Goldmark spoke with facility of the virtues of the guest of | the evening whom the world ¢ hted to honor. Dr. Frank Damrovwh added hie tribute and W, J. Henderson con- and eloquent 4 and Kreisiey and the d and illuminated, e fecle they 4 A Physician's Faith in Eck s Alterative A Valuable Remedy for Throat and Lungs saye's own brilliant » and compositions by Svend- umann and Saint-Saens, THREE OPERAS ON SATURDAY AT THE METROPOLITAN. operas were produced at the Mave used Bekman's Alterative in sev. a Put on it only unt! be operated, and in tion was not records are {ust know my faith f (Original of thi hysician’s letter on filé.) Eckman’s Alterative ts Pitortive In other forms, Read what Mrs. Garvin or 1 Sm wtenatly walah "A ig y ry x LH dell MRS. M. H. CARVIN. 1 and other. lend! ek for booklet telling of #2 Eokinan Labo oF oman | druggists, cov Ph It was a pitty for Mr. Ysaye ea does speak Afterwards th Mr, especially Gistinguivtied themselves, BALALAIKA ORCHESTRA UNDER M. POGORELOFP. A Russian Baiaia! ka Ore up of Greetings Western Union “Day Letters” and “Night Letters” are carriers of good cheer. r Po a Hall drew a posed of } Who displayed much enthus may not de said that the o eclipwed the memory of the v: Andree made known to 1] healdes one or Telephone for Special Holiday Blanks and that once he ten sone of the touching appeal. Ail were 1 sineerity and skill, M. Pogo low, exquisitely: N wane sopranc, ft me ately for te aon Panists at the EUMAN AGAIN DELIGHTS | AT METROPOLITAN CONCERT. cha Eman again drew a crowd house to the Metropolitan Opera cent last evening, but the e would have been an excep even If the remarkable v Bad not been on the Elman the #0! and! Leo Slezak, MICHIGAN FURNITURE CO PKK vit ea sce lnporied FREE ynt mote than vu: pully the subject of loz Yortipued appiause. Biman's first number was the 6aeBs concerto and so pleased ; thdg the violinist gave two en (he Becond part of the pr blayed soll by) © te, then tt was only ¢ that prevented ‘¢ mime is always e another od natured Se atomer sang the “Mon rig trom Sanson ang Delilah, and thr {ome oy Mr. ilomer, “Dea: Dooney APARTMENTS Furnished trom and anda group of Ge tendition of ° Rosa” in Englis the ginger as well as the bmjled a little. Adolph Rothme LoUis PERSINGER, soLoisT WITH THE PHILHARMONIC, , Louls Persinger, the American violin. feng was the soloist with the Philhir- rit Boclety's Orchestra at Co Hall yesterday afternoon. i jeard in Lato's firat concerto, opus Yne composition is neither remarkatle Jor appealing and Mr. Persinger in ils deposition of it scarcely equalled the trt he showed at his recent recital. Mr, Gtransky'’s programme = tneluded tachalkowsk ‘Pains That Only Women Know Bere te Prompt R ERS OF Ulero-oVarian Duine— | AIT RARNIA TABLETS BET. Hs: e it sts. i QPEN. 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