The evening world. Newspaper, April 19, 1918, Page 23

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SSIP GABRILOWITSCH, bril- O Mant pianist that he is, may | as well make up his mind to |take up a now carcer. Sceptical as }wo were of the echoes that had reached us from Europe, he gave us last geason a taste of his quality as ® conductor, After the orchestral concert that ho led at Carnegie Hall last night there is no longer any doubt of where he belongs, If it is true, as the gossip goes, that Major | Higginson has offered, or is to offer, him the post of conductor of the/ Boston Symphony Orchestra, to suc-| ceed Dr, Karl Muck, interned, there ‘will be cause for rejoicing among all| musto lovers. In Mr. Gabrilowitech | We are compelled to recognize a} master conductor, worthy to rank| with the best of our time. As a programme maker, too, Mr. Gabrilowitsch Ys full of promise, Be ginning with Beethoven's first sym- Phony and the samo composer's rture, ho. interposed Mozart's piano concerto in D minor, No. 20, and ended with Tschaikowsky's overture - phantasie “Romeo and Jullet.” He imbued e composition with new life and vi and insight. It is true that his orchestra, with few distinguished ex- ceptions, included the best players in our long established Philharmonic and Symphony Orchestras, Nevertheless, for him it was @ “scratch” orchestra, and the results he achieved with it will remain a memory to the host of muslo lovers who were present jnst night and acclaimed without stint. ‘The musicians who responded to tho} magnetic wielding ofshis baton wero | as enthusiastic as tf audience. Ot Mr. Gabrilowitsch’s own part as| soloist in the Mozart concerto, with Arnold Volpe as conductor, there can | be sald nothing save of praise. ‘Nhe | pure, crystalline quality that he im-| parts to the individual -notes, th warmth of tone and color with which | he imbues his whole conception and} execution, are exceptional. Yet there are half a dozen or more, each in his or her own distinctive way, master players of the pland,. who compel our interest and adnfiration, Of con- ductors who lead with an individu ality that makes one. think of the interpreter as weil as of the com- poser, there are f Mr. Gabrilo- witsch is one of them, and his tal- ents should not be denied to us. Another double Dill at the Metro- politan Opera House last night drew another crqwded audience First there 3 Rossini’s ‘1 Barber of + with Marie Barrientos, De dones pi-in a api. api conduct. *, Gil- hert’s ballet pi he Dance lace Congo, admirably inter- din the leading parts by Rosina Bonfiglio and Bartik, with a fine supporting east under the direc- ti of Mr. Monteux. This combina- of oM and new proved rarely diverting, Mr. (ores in Society} ee ‘The engagement of Burgis Gardner, dau Mra. I. Kirtley Gar: to Lieut. Edward Douglas Hill, N. A., is announced. Miss ad ter of Mr. and r, of Montclair U. 8. Miss Mildred Steele Allen, daughter of the Rev. Dr. Lyman Whitney Al- len, of Newark, was married to Eg-| bert Jurgensen, of No, 9 West 81st Streot , in the Old First Presbyterian Church yesterday. M, Andre Tardieu, French High Commissioner to the United 8 will apeck at the home of Mrs, Charles B. 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West Roo Ke, Mra. nd Mra. agli Mr. and Mra, John 8, Sheppard Jr of No, 969 Park Avenue announce | nt of their daughter, | Miss Janot Sheppard, to Charles Lane Poor Jr. son of Prof. and Mrs, Charles Ix Poor of No. 85 Hast 69th Street Mr. Poor ts an ensign in tho United States Navy, awaiting assignment for | foreign service, A reception in honor of Countess | Rryas wiil be given at the Colony Club Sunday afternoon by Mrs. J. Borden Harriman, Mrs, Lewis B, Still. well, Miss Maud Wetmore, Miss Mary Aldrich and others, Col, and Mra, Willlam G, Bates have arrived from Camp Wadsworth, | Spartanburg, 8, C., for the marriage of Mrs, Bates's daughter, Mise Amy Bradish Johnson, to Lieut. Herbert Groesbeck jr, U. 8. R. on Sunday afternoon in the chantry of St George's Church, > w oto Guard War Plants, ALBANY, April 19.—An employer of labor may require his employees to wear a badge or other insignia of identification, under the terms of the Nicoll bil ned by Gov, Whitman THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, charge Among those In| ye ik the a rd! sons to wa * “CASCARETS’ FOR OXFORDS For Particular Women ARK Ti xfords, welted soles and medium IRLS’ White Nu-Buck- Giri High Cut, Lace or APRIL 19, 1918, su fa misdemeanor, Tho abject t aw is to guard agalnst! Y unauthorized pers HEARN Foureenth Street Wess of Pith Aveome ’ Because We Buy for Cash and Sell at Moderate Profit YOUR BOWELS I Our Vatue Gi Has Beon # HEA ACHIY cry ur Va oop :. rib amous For btiovsnean, bad breath, FOR SATUR DAY ar aatinten oe | Interesting Offerings for Every Member of the Family constipation. SPECIAL VALUES IN MILLINERY FOR SATURDAY Mid-season or Summer Models suited to every type of costume and all occasions. Trinlmed Hats .27..5, 50 Our regular $8.50 Dress and smart taflored models in black and colors, include large and small shapes all charmingly and individually trimmed with flowers, fancies, novelties and ribbon, Girls’ Trimmed Hats Pretty, youthful atyles in Spring colors—some hand made shapes—all fresh and becoming. ‘Regularly $4.94 Enjoy life! Liven your liver A Saturday Special of COATS Misses and Small Women [16.75 | Our Regular $19.74 and $21.74 Poplin has proved one of the best of this Spring's coat fabrics, 40 we know you will bo glad of thia opportunity to burch one for @ special price. yr may be had In gray, navy, clay, Pekin, tan, copen ‘and > Chic, ‘fancy touches ap the overiay collara of cu ing plain or plaid slik trimming, pleated backs, waists, attractively odd. belt fancy silk Lope each of these adds its contribution of style and becomingness. Alt: ions Without a Charge and bowels to-night and feel fine. 3.47 ‘A Special Purchase or NEW UNTRIMMED HATS ee See Just from the manufacturer, includes Milans, Milan hemp, fine | Men’s Spring lisere and rough straw, in all shapes and sizes. Some are faced S it juits, with colored crepe. “The variety of colors ranges through navy, bronze, sand, ae A openhagen rose and black. 1 27 ‘ A . 13.85 pha daa smarter, more desirable "Regularly Smart Feathers vies’ than. can here at this pri of the most durable quality in many @xcel- leat colors, Careful satisface tory tailoring throughout, Worsted Spring Suits, 16.85 Specially priced to introduce our “Ta Men's Shop. Viet at Flower Wreaths 1 Mixtur ndable an Our regular $1.37 and $1.95 Fancy feathers, wings, pompon Our regular $1.87 and $1.66 No trimming is simpler to adjust or more effective than one of these charming wreaths of roses, small clusters of other flowers or fruit and flowers mixed. effects—a whole array of chic novelties may be had in vari- ety. «+ Tan Oxfords heels, new long lasts with Hats and Trimmings Purchased in This Department Are faney perforated wing Trimmed Without Charge. tip. Snug fitting, good looking comfort shoe, very popular for . treet. Because of Inclement Weather, We Repeat One Day Sale of SILK GLOVES for Tomorrow, SATURDAY ° 96 cts., $1.15, $1.35 and $1.65 Qualities All White Specially Priced Summer Rugs Sanford & Sons’ Seamless Axmin- ster Rugs, Chinese design on blue \] and cream grounds, also new effects on rose and tan grounds— 9x12 tt Vals $49.00. J shoo esee seers. & x t - wear. Also same in White Nu-Buc all sizes, B to Also: widths, Button Shoes, Knock- about make; new broad toe lasts; welted: sole: high grade materials throughout, ft. 6 in All Black Special HALL RU Sizes | 814 to 1014. .3.50 apie ee Gineeval fT Sizes: 56 Sizes: 6, Sizes 11 “to 2 4.00 af in. x Toit, "vn 5, 5%, 6 ~ 54, 6, 614 Vit. x 8 ft 6 in Sfx deat Be eae ee wan sia 2 BS A special purchase from a well-known BEST GRASS RUGS maker whose name is stamped on every a aT op Now novelty borders, also Chinese glove; however, we have been requested G58 Seppe. designe angen not to use name for advertising purpo bt zit V3 att 0 0 aah 12 and 16 button lengths—heavy Ot x9 tt $ quality silk—Paris Point stitching. Girlish Silk Frocks for Misses and Juniors Saturday, Again, with {ts special opportu-. 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