The evening world. Newspaper, October 15, 1920, Page 12

= } dwteiian Women [at which she Alscioned a bie tone, a] Grace Freeman, violinist, and|a rumor that a s | suffictent technique, and an assured | Louise Bcheuerman, pianist gave a paeeten the Musical recital at Aeolian Hall in the | pre confidence, Her principal numbers | oon, They began with w sonata |it frocks were ter inment o' of a Day. | were the Mendelasohh concerto and a! by Guy Roparts, which the Pro-| must way aw Nardini sonata. She was accom mime Aald wan age po for the | rat ttme in America, although there By Sploester Ra Rawling. | panied at the plano by Isaac VAD) were haunting memories of It, and | GBTS @0.000 WOR KILTING the | Atove. At Acolian Haji, also in th) they ended with one by J. A. Carpen | evening, Mario Dawson Morrell enve | te, Whose genius helps to distinguish Mra. a violin recital, with Richard Hage- cago. Which was « repetition.) man her accompanist. She displayed | played the Mosnrt sonata No. 1 activities of yesterday | no litte aki in presenting ae may jor. Their playing was sound |in the mronx Supre wuss" daertaan* wetien, all reli, Paganini and Sellm i. Finke. whore a iss Freeman, especially in| known, Mra. O'Hanion sued a | Ene. Mozart work, and their mustoal | 000 for || herent of, her teeing was: wneniaakiite, mobile ‘driven “by, the der Sartoriaily each of ham red and Hartom five Lastunning atage_pictu: he faminea thelr claim for a New York 119-125 West 24th St. Nea? Sixth Avenue w York Saturday’s Startling Bargains and Winter merchana SALEof the National Cloak &Suit Company’s Fall ter merchandise attracts enormouscrowds, the radical hae “Come! See What You Save? fe sg | $1797 Silvery Wool! Misses’ Black Folo Cloth with! 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