The evening world. Newspaper, October 7, 1920, Page 13

ape ee. al ke : JAY "AEP AT CONCERT Frieda Hempel impersonates Swedish Nightingale—Ex- | e@rcises In Aquarium, ———EE STORE OPEN 9 A. M. to 5 P, M. IE ARN ESTABLISHED 1837 ‘Wom of Witth Aveaus q wi ® te was 100 years ago yesterday that Lind, the Swedish Nightingale, born, and seventy years ago that Whe made. ber first appearance in Amerion tn a concert at Castle Gar Gen, #0 It was fitting that some recog- Bition be made of the events. This Wes done yesterday tn Carnegie Hall, &t tho Hippodrome and the Aquarium, fhe Castic Garden of crinoline days. Carnegie Hall was decorated to louk @4 the Garden did in 1850 oven to the ‘Use of lanterns for lighting. The or- hestra was garbed in ye olden style, and pretty girte in erinoline acted as ‘@ehers. © original programmes ‘Were reproduced and Miss Lind was impersonated by Frieda Hempel, who Wore a copy of the Nightingale’s gown and played some of her accom. Paniments on a piano, now the prop- erty of Mra. John Tobin, which Miss often used. Arthur Middleton Gapersonated Signor Belletti, the bar- ftone of Miss Lind’s concert, and Ole Weprna n wns M. Benedict, the Apparel of Latest Mode For Misses The individuality, the gaiety, the spirit of youth is embodied in this new attire of varied charm; the wisdom, the forhougse the experience of nearly a century of merchandising is figured in these nioney-saving values. 122 WEST 34" ST. To 19 WEST 35" ST. ” The reward of merit ecognition of SELMARK Styles~Qualities and Values, has brought about a phenomenal growth of our establishment. --~ , ° ing of our New). Extetision through to 33” kes SELMARK’S ‘one of the larqeat= outiful shops in New York. Misses Velour Dresses 28.50. Our Regular $36.75 One is sketched (left) to give you an ides of the slender silhouette and _ rectal lines of the model. Revers, vest and cuffs are of heavy vovelty tricolette, and the vest is beautifully embroidered in colored Misses’ Velour and Broadcloth Suite Special 29.50 | Our Regular gina} accompanist. . T. Barnum, who brought the soprano to this country, ap- red in the person of Thomas Wise, yo told of the New York of earlier ys and intimated that one was still ing “born every minute” as of old. , The vocal and instrumental pro- me was a duplicate of Miss a's first concert and Miss Hempel gang tho pumbors prettily. There Was a dig audience and much enthu- e, espectally when a cable from ou are invited to inspectour ~ ADVANCE AUTYU DISPLAY EXCLUSIVE PRo CTIONS SELMARKS ow WORKROOMS Gowns Suits Wraps Furs Millinery Waists Handsome. et rire, gi an Re eg, visitor ing Gustave of Sweden was read 6 proceeda will be divided among | charities. $39.75 and $42.75 The suit pictured (right) fs of broadcloth and ‘At the Hippodrome, Miss Rielle Storey, looking even more like Miss than Miss Hempel, sang "Com'n’ rough the Rye” as one imagines Lind herself might have sung The audience was most appreci- tive. In the Aquarium in the afternoon, may be chosen in rein- deer, navy and black, The smart pleats in the back give a distinctively youthful air. A narrow lapped belt crosses in the exorcines comprised an address by Madison Grant of the Zoological Bociety, the story of the singer's life, id by W. A. F. Ekengren; an out-| of the Aquarium's history. and, sical numbers by the Swedish ging Society. 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