The evening world. Newspaper, December 15, 1914, Page 17

gz" ‘Special spe upon the **Rosenkavalier’’ for MondayOpera Subscribers By Sylvester Rawling. 66 BR ROBENKAVAL: SR," ree D peated at the Metropolitan Opera House last night, made the only public appeal of the day to music lovers. With the city full of singers and players, native and foreign, seeking recognition and support, it was rather odd. The per- THE EVENING = ‘ASHES OF CANFIELD PLACED IN FAMILY PLOT. No Relatives Present and No Re- ligious Services at Cemetery in New Bedford, Mass. NEW BEDFORD, Mass., Dec. 16.— The ashes of Richard Canfield, who died in New York last week, were interred in the family plot in Oak | Grove Cemetery here to-day. There! was no religious service, and the aicouch 3 PER CENT. | Vegetable Preperation teks 16, 1914, WORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER | CASTORIA For Infants and nd Children. Mothers Know That. Genuine Castoria Al HEARN West of Fifth Avenue Fourteenth In Your Search for “THE RIGHT THING TO GIVE” REMEMBER Hearn’s Assortments and Values Assure Perfect Satisfaction Pay digi rats te Rod INFANTS “CHitDREN Special Purchase of Diamond Set Pendants 8.98 Hence, $12.98 Values ..j™* High Sida a PY ae abot cut diamond eh centres that are owinging with chains Really exquisites Finer Pesdasie to 29.98 GIFT HANDKERCHIEFS There is nothing so sure to be welcomed as Handkerchiefs....We have them by thousands—by piece, by dozens, by half dozens, in boxes of out of boxes— ichever way you want tl they are here. Men’s Handkerchiefs. .. . . W omen’s Handkerchiefs. Men's, 6 in box.... .68 to 2.06 Women’s 910 6 tn ben... Children’s—3 in box Dp pearance of this wavertiee- only persons present were two un-) it we “e offer, tae § of fine French dertakers and @ newspaper reporter. granite monument, be: side the name “Canfie! other the names of all family, stands in the centre of th plot, in which are buried Mr. Can-) field's parents, three sisters and a brother. formance by the familiar cast (for Elisabeth Schumann, the season's new comer, is beoome identified with Faninal'’s daughter, Sophie), which includes Frieda Hempel, Margarete Ober, Marie Mattfeld, Otto Gorits, Hermann Well, Albert Reiss and Paul Althouse, was full of spirit under the direction of Mr. Herts. The audience astral sea with ‘a solid Fite tact that French es. no a an than these tf ae 1040.00 per string, fact, every, ome of thess Optus Morse ot Had | | |Nor NaRcoric, | 29 to 2.00 pe (at be sold with tinct understanding that if they can be dupll- cated in the cheapest cut fate store in this city for Woes than $3.00 the money will be refunded. Mail or- ders filled 2c extra. Send cash or money order. STAMPS NOT ACCE! ED. Dealers wa vag in aay quantity. ffer a it Sine’ high ‘ ee from $6 to $180 por t some sare moun with Beautitul ai platinum clasps. ¢ Bes Bare Mhe'most wp Sry ion Adam Scht Schulz aa Suriday Werld Wants Work Monday Wonders. |¢ YRrasiNG VAL NEW PLAYER — Cover, Stool, Cart- age, 25 Sheets of Masic with these beautiful Sonetital Uprights, the list o. Upright P. Weser Bres., Whee! Webcr, Baz eton, ki P-ase; Livingston, Stel baver, J. & dJacol olhers and . tisecer, Brinsmead, Wa ere was not much larger than the sub- scription and it is to be regretted that so many people missed the lovely trio near the end, the gem of the opera, by going away too soon. For this Mr. Strauss himself largely is to blame. Much of the comedy of the last half of the second act and the first half of the third is tiresome, not to use a stronger word, and there are one or two “might-be-endings” before what is the real end. Horatio Parker's “Hora Novissima” lis to be sung at St. Bartholomew's Church to-night for the benefit of Dr. Grenfell'’s hospital and mission work among the fishermen of New- ; |foundland and Labrador. The solo- ists will be Grace Kerns, Mrs, Bene- dict Jones, William Wheeler and Frederick Weld, and the choir will be supplemented by an orchestra, the whole under the direction of Arthur S. Hyde. A long list of patronesses is headed by Mrs. David H. Greer, Tickets, at $2, may be bought at the church up fo 6 o'clock this afternoon. None will be sold later. The Mosart Society, of which Mrs. Noble McConnell is Prosident, is to giv the Hotel Astor to-morrow evening. Alice Nielson and Reinald Werren- Tath are to be the solosits, with the Mosart Society's Choral and the Phil- harmonic, Orchestra, under the direc. tion of Walter Henry Hall. Charles Gilbert Spross will be the accompan- ist at the plano. Deems Taylor's “The Highwayman” is to be sung for the firat time in New York. The American Symphony Orche: tra, a co-operative organization of seventy players, under the direction of Julian Carrillo, formerly director of the National Conservatory in Me: feo City, purposes to give six co! certs in New York this season. 1 vitations have been to a pri- |yate rehearsal of Mr. Carrillo’s sym- phony in D minor at Aeolian Hall t morrow afternoon at & o'clock sharp. If all concert and recital givers would live up to their time schedules t Mess and the interests of the mus! loving public better served. Open Evenings Until Christmas its first concert of the season at/| cameaeteatrcatiaanene HE GOT HIS LIBERTY. Aged Prisoner Got Down on Knees and Prayed. “Tt is true that I stole « pi f gloves from a store In Eighth Avenue,” John Anderson admitted in the Court of Spe- cial Sessions to-day. “I don't know why I stole them. outside the Grand Central Station for twenty years and have always been honest. want to atay out in the pure air beatuiful sunshine. Please let mo} Your Honors, and I will pray for re Anderson, ears old, dropped is hands and utter fervent prayer for the three Justices, winding up with the declaration that they would ell have a Merry Christmas. No, tho Justices didn't send him to the workhouse. They let him. go. —— iy Recess for Congress. 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