The evening world. Newspaper, March 5, 1913, Page 17

a A peep and bring the players to the front of | Kneisel Qu Plays Beethoven, sential otas Mr. Knelsel is an {deal programme Ho took several an hour and three Quartets last night to present his three eitarings, He began with Boathoven's tiful first quartet in Fm 38, which he and Mr. raat ain Svecenski and Mr. Willoke played with arttatry that {s Neat carne Drahma'a lo in major] Siton, Robert Edeson, Grant Stewart, for plano, violin and ‘cello, in which Clarence Adler was the a Kneisel and Mr, The charm of it was irre: suave melody and pervasive grac Declally in the adugio, fairly the audience from its customary re- Adler with a suggestion| !Mbroper show, with @ suggestion of making the piano part too prominent, fitted admirably into the ensemble. Two Movements from Reger's quartet in E flat major, the larghetto and the al- . came at the end. They suftered| itving Place Theatre. dt ona im appreciation after the spell of | Sy Brahi but they were welll take: worth hearing and they were played| operation for appendicitis, maker as to jen minutes less tha Letz and Mr, YSAYE AND GANZ JOIN TO GIVE FINE RECITAL.| years ago as a correspondent for Ger one Ysaye, the violint 4s @ cteature of moods, Sometimes he day with a +and @ fascination that simply atified criticism. Together ‘the two artists exploited Socond sonata in A major an ‘Kreutzer” sonata, opus With fle musicianship and a subord tion and blending of the two instru- ments that wai Gans played Bi Alone Mr. him, and Saint-Saens’ Each was forced .o add extra number At was twenty-five minutes past 5 when the lag movement of the “Kreutzer” Wavnata was ended and for eix minutes | Hegeman Stores and banish the freckles, alter the audience remained to applaw! Money hack if it fails. [ID-DAY CABARET 8TH FLOO! $350.00 Needham Uprights for $235.00 $325.00 Needham Uprights for $218.50 A price of $218.50 for a famous high-grade piano like the Needham is something heretofore unheard of in the piano Needham instruments have been before the public for more than sixty-five years. They grace the homes of thousands of musical New Yorkers to-day. The late Vice-President Garret A. Hobart (under President McKinley) was a large stockholder in the Needham Co. Over 275,000 Needham instruments have been made and sold, Terms of ONLY $1.50 A WEEK Will be made on these pianos. The number is limited—so E SPLENDID BARGAINS IN a USED PIANOS For To-Morrow Terms *1°° a Week 1 Hardman Upright—Ma- hogany case—beautiful§ tone—worth $100 more. 1 Weber Upright— Full size— clear, rich tone—a worthy ins strument for anybody cost new, 8500; for. 185 $125 Upright— Everybody knows the Shoninger. This is an excellent $ the stage in acknowledgment. Even then the more enthusiastic would not attendant and the Brahms, Reger ae Isn't it about dime that New York mu- , me lovers should awake to the fact that BY SYLVESTER RAWLING. | oon an exnioition Is in bad taste and E KNEIGEL QUARTET gave ite| & UBWarantadle infliction upon artiste? Acoliag Malt aoe rice Seanee| NOTES OF THE THEATRES. it held ‘the jocal field of musical activi- tles without @ rival. Not that any com- Fetition could make a difference in the wenn of its followers, who are irawn m the most cultivated as well 48 from the most fashionable music Sines (ay wreae New York, any more than could the condition of the weather. = too, happened to be propitious. A calm fight, with the temperature mod- erate, helped to shatter what once “e Tuell ce. te Ontie’ Mi Weeds the tradition about the Knelsels that e sure to bring rain, or snow, or high winds, or extreme cold or all of ‘was Jennie Jerome of this city and then Lady Randolph Churchill, has written suffrage play, “The Bil It will be Doorly received by the critics. e will play the title role in “Norah, new playlet by Rachel Crothers to the Empire “Her Winning W: pital. pric an Equity Soclety as a kind of stars’ . | union to look after their interests, Toronto has appointed a censor of Plays with power to arrest on the spot sed| any actor oF actress speaking or acting Secidbienl DR. BAUMFELD DEAD. Dr. Maurice Baumfold, who for a num- ber of years had been the director of the 8.90 o'clock in the Astor Sanitarium, No. it Seventieth street. He was re @ week ago to undergo an tion was successfully complications followed, Dr. Baumfeld was born in Austria tn 1968, He came to country twelve man newspapers. Ho was twice Presl- dent of the Austr! Soclety of New York. FRECKLES Now Is the Time to Get Rid of These Ugly Spots The woman with tender skin drei ly to cover her faceewith ugly freck- make her freckle. AVE. 19°70 20" FSTREET. York’s Shopping Center A Tremendous Piano Event! learance Sale of 250 Beautiful New NEEDHAM PIANOS Made poate by a change in ownership of the famous old Needham Piano Co, A clear saving of more than $100.00 on cach piano. An op- portunity that is rare indeed. The new owners offered us the entire stock on hand at a discount that enables us to offer the e@ Yourth Floor, 1 Kimball Upright—an ex. ceptionally good instrument— wer th double ol 1 Garwood Upright—Like new in tone and “3150 yl mahogany; 0 THallet @ Davis Upright Another modern style piano in Al order; cost new $400; for. eee o co Mrs. George Cornwallis West, who Euphemi: ice 0 Worrall and Miss Atte Hall, put on at! the Aldwych, London, jast night, is was 16 years old. “I went to Kansas siven by the Empire Dramatic School at Astoria Saturday evening at the benefit of the Junior League of Sydenham Hos- Louis Zuro has taken the Thalia for a in one of your spring season of grand opera at popular Headed by Wilton Lackaye, Francis Bruce McRae and Brandon Tynan, the leading actors of the city are forming ham’ offensively to-morals and to stop any Laci been w mat wi self-suy Setimate the vais good health. a comfortable little and nursing since have recommended have now earned home just by sewi I was 62 years old. the Compound to many with good re- sults, as it is excel to and after childbirt! 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S200 PLAYER PIANO COMPLETE With 12 Rolls of Music and Bench SPLENDID BARGAINS IN USED PIANOS: BACON GRAND INWAY UPRIGHT AILEY U! FROM $100 UP ‘CHRISTMAN SONS bet, Sth & 6th Aves, PRIGHT ‘PP NAMI OPEN SATUROAY EVEN:) DIAMONDS ON CREDIT — EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS, | American Watch & Diamond Co. @ MAIDEN LANE, Tel, 5807 Cort. | DIAMONDS & WATCHESON CREDIT WATCH CO., PHONE. 5208 CORT, 5 in the City, 4, March. for forty i er @O EXTRA CHARGE FoR rv. Advertionmente for ‘The Wor!) mi slensen ive Dias jund forit. | Your letter will by a FOR GALE. 925 9-31 °° AWEFK VU $50 8- 188A WEEK 100°** 299A WEEK fas sp ‘RSTEIN'S ‘NOS JAMES BERGMA i T MAIDEN LANE. Gam, | hoe us my physical condition plainly described advertisements. Then I using Lydia E. 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French serge, after a very high priced model. peau de soie, finished with silk arm ; new girdle skirt; in sizes 14 to 18 years for misses‘and 32 to 44 bust for ladies; black or navy. CUS- 9.98 “ Juniors’ Shoe-Top Suits of Worsteds & Handsome Mixtures at 6.98 THE PICTURE will tell you a story) of unusual style for a little price. As good as any $10 suit you may have ever before purchased, See these. A very pretty model of worsted or mix- Wit Mii 2 New Spring Styles in Women’s Apparel, Wonderful Values—Splendid Assortments. Fall Length Spet Vv y end black serges Hient workmanship... 9.98 pen deep collars of self of contrasting cotore—mainiy round Pen do Cygne lininges frog ornaments finish. A Special | Smart Spring Conte— ‘Three-quarter length cords in black or brow: Jacket lined thro atripesaleo. plain colors full length models of new ve cloth—plain man-tatlored “lined throughout with peau de cygne. TOM_ ALTERA- TIONS FREE; a perfect fit guar- To-Morrow Is House Dress Day ‘The entire Dept. teems with superb values in new Spring merchandise, many | different styles in trig tailored models to make Housewives appear at their best while on their round of exacting duties. Two Unmatchable Specials for the Day Chambray House Dresses Excellent $1.49 Values. {) For House Dress Day...5 Blue, lavender and gray red—co! Percale House Dresses 98c and $1.24 Values. | For House Dress Day...\ Checked and striped materials—pipe Inge and contrasting emb'd collars finished with scallops—all aises to 44 —_____———_—-*> WOMEN’S WAISTS and ireases for dur- « and round. collars of contra shade whipcord or skinner’s new panel skirts; new shades; sizes * EASTER HATS For Tiny Tota to 6 Years. A Beauliful Showing. Sale of All-Wool French Serge Dresses at $2.98 Equal to Any $5.00 Dress That Was Ever Made. Sizes for Women and Misses WE KEEP ON ADVERTISING this dress—but never seem to get enough to go ‘round So speak early for yours. Dresses), in blue, brown, taupe, black, gr: piping, collar and cuffs; short or long sh Many shapes, including n rol also tam High d-wd a \ former iitans, Java peanut braids, Ince o'There are beautiful Of course, there are Beau! jels, entirely new in design rge (also 100 Corduroy Made of strictly allewool French ¢.; trimmed in the new Nell Rose satin edging, ne. Flowers and Feathers are favorite trimmin: 2.98 for misses and 32 to 46 bust for ladies. Piatn and Crepe Voiles............+0 lore than a score of models: regulation embroidery in single tone to mat used as velvet neckties Sapo allk or lace for t Ostrich Plumage for Spring Hats A Great Variety. 2.98 to 5.08 Values and Attrac- effective sleeves, tions Around the Store To-Morrow: Over 33°, Savings on These Adjustable Dress Forms justable skirt and extensioi adjusts at neck, bu waist and hips; sizes, each enlarging 10 ins, Choice of any of these hate (as pictured) at. . m re ORDERS FILLED: Princess Slips, Gowns & Silk | Tenderfoot Arch Support Shoes Special value. Relieve Fallen Arch or ‘Flat Foot.” Strengthen Weak Ankles. Invaluable to women who stand or walk 8 great deal—indispensable to these muscles, Comp! ‘orms tae ete Dress F new blue, black Adjustable to any he ; iron stand; skirt reinforced) with $¢-inch metal bands) Petticoats” with overstrained instep igned by a specialist in House Dresses Of Chambray, Linene or Percale, Worth $1.00, at 69¢_ Stripes, checks or figures, high o1 Dutch neck or circular collar, d and trimmed; button on t or side; skirt made extra full with deep hem; s 34 to 46; value $1, 9c Ruffled Muslin Cur —instead of $2.50 Other ‘Tenderfoot Shoes, Boots and Slippers for Women: «++ +219 to 6,00] Oxfords. ana comtort—opecial lates omen. For relief from aching, burning feet try TenderfeorShees Xtra wide ankles, for a vod quality muslin, r ertings; special a! Long Plain Crepe Kimonos Made with deep yokes, Persian be pWwH front and aroun Smart Spring NECKFIXINGS Right Styles at Right prices. At .O8~Shoulder, Sailor col WOMEN’S GLOVES Great Stocks of New Spring Stytes, Sills as well as Hté. Easter Yyourset with Spring Givves Pasoes Our celebrated ack perfect fitting—exealtent OBDERS PILL BN ose ae ass Bed Outfit Spring, Bed and Mattress. Like cut, Thursday, at 15.9 erme cut extra an easy fit—three peart buteons. New Plaltiags—Bhadow and Val. laces, chiffon and nete--white, cream, Variy and black—also black and different widths and unmatchable assortinenta. 2-button lengeh—wht pogautifully fitine—thres pear! Ione heavy quality. ee | MORNING SPECIALS—Te-merrow, Thursday, Until 1 P.M. ent dealers buying, quantities restricted, No Mail or Telephone Orders. Genuine Genre, Tumblers Values from 50c & up to 75¢ at 19¢ Genuine cut-glass table, whiskey and champag cut ch 24 ct. Mercerized Lining Sateons. 15ct. Turkish Tow Full tine of new shades: also black, SEEN. “a4 1 absorhent—tringed. |24et. Colored Ratines.. sae Best colors for dresses, eults, ete. Some Remarkable Thursday Most popular fabric for Spring. WASH DRESS PABRICS--BASEMMNT, -83 | 39 ct. Silk Pongees—-36inch............. Lustrous finish—light and dark col- SILKS-MAIN FLOOR, $1.69 Stee! Knives and Forks... ... @ Clark make— ney bone, ebony and stag handles ach. OUTLERY~MAIN FLOOR, 1x9 (before hemining)—bleached— . 4 MOT MiNG THIRD FLOOR Mahogany Polished 5-!i ¢ 39 ct. Men's Balbriggan Underwear. Large French plate swell top drawe MUSLINS—BASPMENT, | $9 ct. Scarts and Contre Pieces. 3. with drawnwork or Jac N3--MAIN FLOOR, Mattresses Clock Signa Denote Morning Specials. Leaok ta24he Slocks! Look fox the Claomet