The evening world. Newspaper, March 30, 1920, Page 23

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MARCH 30, 1920. Bi Assstent Treasures Cone Tieavaer Sophie Brastau Back|®,2"*,2°,¢ posamee, st se-4ey MISS GRANT AN APRIL BRIDE. ota rua Fra : a se cer Shales Nee Saat /5 eee ceremony yesterday, -one, : At the Metropolitan Heten Teschuer Tas gave a victin| -Mice Tallien Suthertand, Grant. 0! Miss Grant, who is rent three, Coltambia Helahes, Brookiyn. After & - fyttal at “Avolian Hall leet sight to be conrad, Apr 8. la Grace | fives oP Re. Sie Wreet 87th greet. Her Make thele summer honte at lay She, By Sylvester Rawling. | ty ‘caontand V. Thom, Her programme | rer *°_Tnden hoon: hicordD at as actors Mes bead | — 1GOLArro- .|included a concerto by Nardini, |* hd at the Metropoll-| Toio's “Gympionie Kapagel” and é tan Opera House inst “!ght| compositions by Beethoven, ‘Tohai- 46 brougtt back to te com-|kovsky and Rubin Goldmark. She 99 weny Hipotito Lasaro, as the Duke,| plays with taste and her tome is and Sophie Brasiau, as Maddalena. | @Teeable - ‘ he Spanish tenors voice has gained! Tye Berkshire String Quartet will fq volume, tut his top notes, which}give a reciial at the Music Schoo! So dearly loves, still will turn whtte,| Settlement, No. 5 Bast 24 Btreet, on “Bayer” introduced Aspirin Neverthless, tis impersonation was & creditable ene ani the crowded but gence ts rare, has been missed greatly. (Of tenors of quality there are aplenty; ‘ot contraltos of distinction, alas! are the privilege of hearing Miss Brasian im more important parts be- fore the season closes will be vouch- fpafed to us. For the rest there were silver throated Maria Barrientos Gia, the respect compelling de Loca in the name part; the sonorous | 77 Mardones as Sparafuctic. and Louise Berat, Mary Melltsh, Louis d'Angelo, Leurenti, Bada, Reschiglian and Bmma Borniggia in the cast. Mr. ranzom eonducted a spirited per- Maren Van Dresser, of distin- ®uished presence and lovely voice, Her programme was fu of interest from the old and modern French group at the beginning to the con- famporary American songs at the end. Five gongs by Wrich Wolf, full of tic imagery musically expressed, were interpreted by Miss Van Dresser avith fine significance. Mr, Wolf will be remembered as the sympathetic eccompanist at the piano of Blena Gerhardt, the German singer. He «ted while on tour with her before the war. An Italian group by Enrico Borst, Miss Van Dresser sang with' fy too ew. Tt is to be hoped | Madia: Tiursiay evening. Musée lovers are cordially invited. | WANAMAKER INSTITUTE TRACK MEET TO-NIGHT. The John Wanamaker Commercial Institute will hold ite third annual track and field meet in the 224 Regi- ment Armory to-night. A record num- ber of entries have, been reesived and © programme athiethe “carnival sta recently in on Square Garden by the A. A., the “big brother” of the organ- ization which holds forth to-night. ‘One of the features will be the inter- sectional cross-country Face over six miles of Harlem streets, ‘This race ts open to the Athletic Les of lanye| Bronx, Yorkville, lower yattan ong ela oo ett “runners. to, the contribute | tl r league in whieh their club ie situated. he, prise for this event jes $500 trophy which must be won by one league. ‘The “Bronx Athletic League carried off first place im 1917 and the Long Island A. L. won « on it the following year, was not held last year. STABBED IN FIGHT, MAY DIE. Friends Who Together in France Disagree. August Patlucts and Pietro Pastriilo, who fought together in the same com- pany in France, and shared a room to- gether at No. 181 Hull Street, Brook- altercation in Saratoga ar Atlantic Avenue about ght, and bystanders way Pietre pulled a knife. ‘When Palhicia was picked up he had several stab wounds, one In the neck . according to the doctors 's Hospital. 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