The evening world. Newspaper, February 16, 1916, Page 11

‘ Frieda Hempel Scores at Her First Recital By Sylvester Rawling. RIEDA HEMPHL, coloratura ad- prano of the Metropolitan Opera Company, gave her first recital in New York at Carnegie Hall yester- day afternoon, She wan a success. ‘There had been a doubt in my mind whether a voice as light as Miss Hem- Del's could give proper expression to the Neder, German and English, that her programme contained, It was un- warranted. She was as competent as she was charming. The clarity and beauty of her singing were accom- panied by archness of expression and by convincing interpretive skill, From first to last she gave delicht to a Jarge, appreciative and discriminating Audience, and she was graciously generous with repetitions and with added numbers, At the end, Mies Hempel was made the recipient of a somewhat ebulitent tribute and she never gave a sign to the excited women and men who erowded to the foot of the stage that ‘three hours later she was to sing Eva in “Die Meistorsinger” at the Brook- jyn Academy of Musto. Bravo, Mi Hempel, and welcome to the concert stage! But please, dear Miss Hempel, @iveard that hoop-skirt, or erinoline frock (how is a more man to know?) which, pretty in itself, maybe de- tracts from your own unquestioned Prettiness and your youthful and Sraceful figure. 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Schumann, Schubert, Morart and Brahms, to the “Ernant Involam\” aria from Verdi's “Hrnani,” and then to Courtiandt Palmer's “Song of the Nile” and to the delictous old English classics “Phyllis Has Such Charming Graces,” and “The Lass With the Delicate Air," and ending with Strauss's intoxicating “Blue Danube” waltz, Miss Hempet's programme ran. “Der Nussbaum” and “Veregebliches Standchen” were among the songs she had to repeat and “The Last Rose of Summer’ was among her added numbers. Coenraad Von Bos, Miss Hempet’s accompanist at the piano, demonstrated once more his great ability. Yolanda Mero was warmly ac- claimed by a large and musically representative audience at her plano recital in Aeolian Hall yesterday afternoon, Her playing, in whatever was finished and beautiful. She had her big moments, and her pianissimos were ravishing, Her pro- gramme included compositions by Mendelssohn, Brahms, —Heethoven, List, Vebussy, Arthur Hinton and Chopin, Her hearers included Ru- dolph Ganz, Heinrich Meyer, Mary Jordon and a host of other profes- sional players and singers. James Friskin, an English pianist, gave a recital at Aeolian Hall last night that furnished enjoyment to a moderately large audience, He showed some mannerisins in bodily nents, and his phrasing was not ys inpeccabie, but his interpre- Skill wag not to be gainesid. His vt ‘being included Bach’ } minor, Beethoven’ tions in D major on a theme by ‘chin, his own sonata in A minor, c y Bralims, Chopin an Mr. Friskin was works, bad colds and bad Feel fit and ready for work or play. Cascarets do | not gripe, sicken or inconvenience you * next day like sults, pills oF caloinel Mothers should give whole Cascarct any time to cross, sick, bilious or feverish: n because it will act thoroughly and cannot injure. |the whips was ha | fuck, A a nepetiatin tay ain oe cre anon y seve cbinagpgiee tate 2! 4 wee 68 j just where it abruptly stopped when the air went on, with the intention jof putting as many miles as posst- ble between the coachload of depu- ties and Rhinelander’s chances for defending the right of way. The conductor of the marooned coach did not lose a moment in get- ting into action, An emergency tele- A STORY OF MOUNTAIN RAILROAD LIFE By anf RANK H. Sosa. gig oor ated! phone was snatched from its bracket, CEC ie ee ee o" Joonnected up with the main line —s Pires and, the conductor called up " jelen in the o' Las Vom CHAPTER VIII. a few words he told her what had (Continaed.) happened, and while Rhinelander and | But Seagrue’s operator industri-| the deputies listened around him, he; asked what she could do to help them | out of their predicament, Helen understood the necessity for Prompt action. But how, sho asked herself as she looked anxiously from the office window up and down the! yards, to help them quickly? Her ously copied both message and answer and turned them in to his employer, Storm in the mean time was mak: ing the most of his opportunity and with his men on Cassidy's place was preparing to push possession @8 fat/ eye lighted on the little roundhouse eee away dowl at the lower end of the “Run the stesl cables around the! y, house, George, and wé wil swing it in later, After giving this order, Rhinélander had hastened to the station to meet the local train when it came in, So swift, however, had been Seagru dispositions that his redoubtable acouts, Bill and Lug, were already in the station with instructions from the special unttt nightfall; by which time he reckoned he could make his possession secure s place, had already reached arded it, On the + met Helen and summoned, and with him Rhinelander hastened up- town to get armed deputies—Bill and Lug now trailing behind to keep track of eve move, ‘s Storm was urging his 4 on with their track lay- Seagrue's gang was almost abreast of them and setting a pace, too, that it was difficult to cope with Seagrue himself directing the oper- ations. Tne house, so long the peace- ful abode of old man Cassidy, now be- came the very storm centre of an ex- traordinary disturbance. Seagrue racked hin brain for an {dea that would hamper the advance of Storm and hi ergetic crew. And when the inspiration struck him he put it instantly into effect. “They're beating wa,” he said to his “that’s flat. But T can stop Tring up the wrecker.” Tho word was passed and the pon erous wrecking thrust threaten! ingly ft shed alonxside Casi pant by a swarming gang of men, Seagrue’s order to throw out tantly executed and jailmost within a minute, it ter the huee macht» brought into play the house veloped in a network of ateel. ‘a sharp word of command; ‘of pistons; the old house qui for an instant in the grip of the terious monster—then It rose like mad aeroplane from its foundation hung and swung a moment doubttu ly in the alr, pitched headlong to- ward the other end of the lot and ed with @ heavy bang down to earth exactly in the path of Storm and his perspiring men, Rhinelander, the moment he e#e- cured the deputies, hastened back to the station and boarded the special train. A large engine coupled to ono coach stood in waiting, and as they pulled out Helen wished him good Unfortunately, Seagrue's two es, Bill and Lug, unobserved | by anybody, hid on the’ head end of the couch, and ae soon as the town more of Ieee ADPAUINE, east nae for was left behind the two climbed over! , Jone! of ot the tender and held up the fireman | fifty youre been acknowledged throughout engineer, The engine crew, | {nuaiied eu en thus unawares, could offer no|s pitch sistance whatever and the two|ficult for Grip and forced over the tender to the|eases to take hold head end of the coach. Johann Hoff's Malt Extract ie a body Cutting off the engine as soon ag| Pulider, blood and muscle maker, and « they had accomplished this, ea. | >rain food unequalled grue's men pulled away with the ard. Resting within the friendly shade of ita north wall she espied the crasy old yard switch engine, known trrev- erently among the awitchmen as Soda Water Sal Soda Water Sal took her disreputable nickname from the fact of her misfortune in heing crusted white a good part of the time with alkal! | The excited girl danhed at the top of her speed down the platform and cross the yard to rouse the crew and carry her to Rhinelander. tut though Soda Water Sal stood as eful as an old Dobbin munching her noonday repast, the switching crew Was nowhere to be found. Be-) yond a doubt, Helen felt, they were all downtown, eating their dinners, and to find them quickly was out of the question. She called out a fow times, hardly hoping for a response, and none met her ears, There was steam up, and without loss of time Helen climbed into the cab and open- Ing the throttle, gave Sal steam. A venerable mare, struck, in the midst of her lunch, with a whip, could not Dave been more startied than the old engine at Helen's summons. Soda Water ‘Sa! started and tremble Helen touched her heels again. The old machine let out an asthmatic wheeze, sputtered, coughed and with rted forward sight as she made fore seen on the main fine Copper Range and Tidewate If Soda Water Sal had been dane & two-step on the rails she could n have plunged and cavorted more wildly than she did as Helen, pushing her to a pace tndreamed of in her long ang peaceful yard career, achioved a miracle of sperd with (To Re Continued.) "SAFEGUARDING OUR WOMENANDCHILDREN’ The Duty of Every Right Think- ing American. There a country at the found many vietima physical condi: tion mado it easy for this dread diroare n ite deadly wor umber of deaths for which th. rm Was directly responsible i worth wasting di 1 authorities, Tak: htfully palntable. That Camel blerd trick! Quality is so tion into your mind! 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