The evening world. Newspaper, March 3, 1920, Page 23

f » é { ’ , Song and Piano Recitals By Syives.er Rewling. BENT, with the penitence it in- volves, and the flitting of the Chicago Opeta Association, with Mts hullabaloo of sensation and nolse, have caused a temporary stagnation im the local music world. One con- ert of chamber music and three un- exciting recitals comprised the whole of yesterday's endeavor. At Acolion Halil, last night, the Ghamber Music Society, of which Carolyn Beebe is director, gave the last of its season's subwcription con- certs. Miss Beebe, whose individual accomplishments as pianist need no vush, is indefatigable in research for material and an adept at programme making. She was not as happy this time as usual, for the principal work, Chopin. sincerity, but lacks warmth. Chopin group especially there was absence of color. a 40-WORD BRIDES SOON. Doughboys to Teach Girls Go Ellie cluded tions by Reeth; Uisets Atwentny ‘Ravel, Debussy” and | Bo Hits playing is inarked iD ene in his Island Can Free Them. Several young women They will then durin, ‘bondemen also. wi betrothed to doughboys who have been held at Fie Island because they could not read may be admitted temporarily to this country under a ruling that came from Washington yesterday. Some of them have been detained since last fall. ‘A bond of $500 for each ia to be put up as a guarantee they will not be- come public charges. be admitted for ts by AY ‘but must sign a Dledge pot to, fe required to eign a promis to en- deavor to prevent marriage. Hvery pO Lf ESDAY, MARCH tt days the bondsmen must re- to the immigration duthoricles the young women may ball Doughboys thus will have T= tunity to teach their ce to rend forty words and enable them to pass the literacy test. AMUSEMENTS. ee Garden tow 2 3 44TH ST. Tyratre “of way, Bre ceo Need LEAN) «« wn CLEO MAYFIELD Maxine. Elliott CONCERTS AND M eS ™ Hippodrome Next Sunday Ni: ‘Nip MARCH Tth, at 8.15—Concert by McCORMACK SEATS f:%%; 8:58: NOW ON SALE AT HIPPODROME BOX OFFICE. METROPOLITAN rem Tp-mignt, Sofiaeparnas. pieur, , 008 ey | LYRIC a4 wot W. of Bway. Tree. 8.30. and Sat. 230 First Matinee tines Today at 2.20 WALTER HAMPOER ‘NRO Meda Bmanuel Moor's double quintet for two violins, viola, ‘cello, double bass, flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, and French horn was not inspiring. The composition seemed too much of an experiment, wetl worked out, perhaps, but dull. The other numbers were Saint-Saens's quartet, a caprice on Danish and Russian airs, for piano, flute, oboe, and clarinet, and the Brahms G minor quartet for piano, violin, viola and ‘ceilo. ‘These, by their ‘brightness, leavened the lump, and each was well played. Maria Winetzkaja, mezzo soprano, gave a recital at Carnegie Hall last night that deservedly won favor by reason of the range and quality of her voice and her faculty of interpre- tation. In a group of folk songs of the Ukraina she was especially happy and only less so in a group of Eng- lish songs because of defective enun- ciation. Her programme, long and varied, was interesting for itsett and made doubly so by her intelligent and fascinating pronouncement of it. Rhea Silberta at the piano played gracious accompaniments, Emina Van de Zande, Belgian s0- prano, gave a recital at the Princess ‘Theatre yesterday afternoon. Her pro; comprised Flemish and modern Belgian and French songs, She prefaced the unfamiliar ones by translating the texts into English. There was compensation for some- thing of freshness that was lacking fm her voice in her admirable phras- ing and in her graphic interpreta- ‘thone. Maurice Dumesnil, French pianist, gave a recital at Aeolian Hall yester- day afternoon. His programme in- Nutritious a tible Prepared —: ‘ Horlick’s Thue Avoiding Imitations ANNAN A products. or motion. meat sold. and profit. Address Swift & Stock Yards, Hy il (Mia i Send for our 1920 Year Book and get the facta about our business, No Waste Motion Here . 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Muffs Our reg. $49.97....-29.95 | Our reg. $89.97.....19.95 Scarfs Skunk, dyed skunk, raccoon and ‘other furs—animal style scarfs— Our reg. $89.97.....19.95 | Our reg. $69.97.....45.00 Our reg. $49.97....-29.95 | Our reg. $75.00.....59,50 Untrimmed Hats and Trimmings New and smart, with the re- freshing crispness and color #0 essential to Spring styles. SWEATERS Attractiveness and moderate prices of these new models should inspire you to make an early purchase. Zephyr Wool Sweaters—Tuxedo Lisere and Chip Hats and coat styles—some have brushed wool collar and cuffs— 94 our reg. $10.48......0606+ 8. Our regulas 187 All-Wool Sweater Coats—new || Hats of large, medium and small model with surplice front com- bined with a sash at back- our reg. $16.48. . Brushed Wool 5S: tones—pockets anc our reg. $12.68. size in navy blue, black and brown. New Spring Wreathe— our reg. .77 ‘gee Hats Trimmed Free if Both Hat and Trimming Material Are Pur- chased Here. Women’s and Misses’ DRESSES Meet the varied demands for Spring with many smart new styles, three of which are offered at special prices for Thursday. Women’s Serge and Jersey Dresses speciat 22.50 Practical dresses, but not too practical to be attractive, are these dresses of serge and jersey. The former comes in a tailored straightline model, while the jersey shows coat effect and is prettily embroidered. Tricotine Dresses Wid LU moderate price New Taffeta Dresses 34.50 Our regular $39.75 Has a decorative pattern of em- broidery, in black silk and gold tinsel, which follows the ex- tended hip line and ornaments sleeves and bodice, Black, navy, and stone blue, Sises for women and misses, Many other new, attractive mod- This includes dresses for women and misses. 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Corset Covee—-aglantd neck with fancy lace trim: and ribbon front and splendid assortment........ HOSIERY. Interesting reductions on quality hosiery. > heel and bi ee searaes qual! our reg. $2.07......6.0 Hose—our reg. ++ Ad Stockings—our reg. 85. .0« 2B 52 Hose—our reg. .65....+000+ Spring Cottons Assortments to meet demand, prices for purse. Fancy Printed Voiles—floral satin stripes and Ged designs various colors on dark grounds’ ......+ Novelty Voilee—many terns on light, Prey and medium color grounds..... Fancy wide—dainty color par ye . I inches ps par tig nent light blue, Nile, peach, penhagen blue, rose, orchid, gray, coral Gnd DAVY .r.csecoccsceceeh oe ae splendid for men’s shi tailored blouses, porch =f and children’s dresses... .. . Imported Plaid Onehae oe inches wide—a large cssoctliia of the newest colorin; 5 and patterns ....... New Silks You will find herea tive assortment of fe silks priced with moderation for which this house is famous. 40-inch Georgette Crepe — full crepe weave—street and evening colors..... Special 2,05 35-inch Radium Foula: dainty designs on backgrounds = rose, taupe, brown, gray, navy, China and Copenhagen Blues cc cececseverreeevers 35-inch Dress Satins—fine, close face—imedium and dark COILS ce sereccernsecgarsga 95 39-inch Novelty Sports Crepes— eg silk)—white, light an Yard-wide Printed Radium Taf, fetas—new designs on various light and dark grounds 5.25 32-inch All Silk Shirting Pongees ie -with satin colored stripes of various widths......... 3.75 40-inch Radium Taffetas—soft, lustrous ‘quality—drape beauti- fully—all desirable new colors 40-inch Printed Georgette newest combinations of scrolls, figures and floral designs on | and dark backgrounds—suit for the new blouses and dr and also for trimmings... .3, Until 1 P. 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