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Musical Outlook in Neiv York
KW TORK, Mar 4.-Th erocuie i mk it nallkaly ' that aba will arar 1m
ara blooming- in union aqnara 1 bla araln to taka charr of afxalra.
and our winter oparatlo aong fr 4 nuartar of a eantunr aha haa
ivr
11 birds ara flylnav I mean aalUnv,
away to their European neata.
On tha big Unar DauUchland. which left
Hoboken arly Tueeday mornlnr. and
than waa dalayad nearly lS.boura la tha
lowar bay, by heavy rog, were varuao,
Bond. Van Rooy. Dlppal. StraccUrt.
maintained the prestige of .Wahnfrled,
and now It aeema to be allpptng from
her. It ia no aeoret that there la die
aenalon in the Wagnerian ranks as to
who her auceessor shall be, and It
aeema to be the opinion of thoae who
Muhlmann, Nepotf and Navarlnt and thai know that the palmy days of Beyrouth
three letropollUn conauciora. neri U9 put
Vigna and Bory. ; Misa rarrar and
Madame Fremstad sailed on the Lor
raine on Wednesday. Mlsa Farrar goee
to Berlin and Madame1' Freinatad, who
waa accompanied by her nusoana, s. w.
Sutohen. oe to Paris, where she will
appear .In "Balorae" -and wilt also aing
Mr. Behroeder, the retiring 'cellist of
tne Kneiser quartet, muet Veel like a
man who la privileged to read hla own
obituaiiea. After 14 years in New
Tork ho Is leaving ua and finding- out
how much w think of htm. The prob-
at three concerta under the direction or i itm ot finding 0ig SUOCessor bida fair
Jean de Refeske.' Later she will go to
Berlin, where aha will sing "Salome"
under the direction ; of the eompoaer,
Blchard fltrauaa. Both Madame Frem
atad and Mlea Farrar eapect to be heard
in new rolea at the . Metropolitan next
year, Fremstad promising an appear-
noe aa Isolde. The Baroness ne Bar-
to prove fruitless, t It la said that the
position naa been tnered to oerardl
and to Caaals, but it la quite likely
tnat . the quartet t will disband; al
though that would be nothing short of
a calamity. ' Mr. "Frans Knelael
haa been offered on a three-year con
tract- the leadership of the Philadei-
iiaiMn better known aa Frital Bcheff, I bhl OKheatra. mirli vuut hv tha
waa anotner paaaenger on xm iitii. i aeatn.of rnta scheel, and it la poeeibiet
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REALM OF MUSIC
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(Continued from Pago Fifty,)
Coell," aung aa a duet by Mlea Cather
ine Covach and Mlaa JUlce Juston. On
Wednesday evening Mlsa Covaeh aang
"Ave Maria," by LusaL On Sundew
evening the mueio will Include "Ave
Maria," by Marlanl. with violin obli
gato. ... ; , :;., '
Tha veteran conductor, Bane Rlohter,
the great friend of Wagner, haa come
out atrong tor grand opera In English
and will make tha experiment In Lon
don by- directing- performances In Eng
lish of the "Nlebelun-en Ring." i
Leonard LiebUng of the Musical
Courier remarks that admission to
'"Salome" should be free, for It Is
dead-head opera. - '
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Miss Ada Alloa Tnttle has opened a
studio In tha Stearns building In room
t ia her olan to go dlrecUy to tne
south of France, where ehe hopes to re
gain her health, and ehe expecta to re
turn to New York In the fall,
Madame Calve Bailed on the Pannonta
f the Cunard line for Naples, after
he may accept The esteem in which
Mr. Schroeder la held bv the musical
public can be Judged by the following
appreciation by Mr. W. J. Henderson,
eritie of the Sun
"A master of his Instrument when he
inking the astonishing statement (fori first same to us, as wall aa a musician
Ion) tnat ane iovto Amnriwuu or ioiiy laeaie ana reverent numuity.
as SOrry 10 anvvi nuuma, vw s. u ripvnca w ma .ut
I have received ounna; my "ijr umn or gracioua- meiiowneea, or opu
In New York I have epent in American i tent beauty, of profound and serene
clothes and American furniture, which I expreeaion such aa lie within the grasp
- - a v m w e a i . ... . .
I am taking noma witn mo. " i oi no oiner oeuist anown to mis puo
so the prima donna must have done 1 11c. ' . , , ,,
.nU. "atrenuous" shopping, forjihe I a "Possessed of all the virtuoso's eouip-
aana nine times for Mr. Hammeraiem i ment. sir. schroeder, la never a virtuoso
at (2.000 per sing- Bhe will return m I but always a modest, gentle and per-
the fall lor an exienaea conran mur i auuiv , iruii. nil lecnmque le ais
....r tha direction of John Cort, a tour I tlngulahed lesa for daaallna brilliancy
which will Include South America, and I than for - solid accuracy. The finger-
late In the seaaon aho will lng in-opera j board -and the bow have no aecrets
at the Mannatian. ' . i num uhu, vui di maio ia aver song-i
. uiiitnt Bembrich ends her concert not dance. j,
nr next week and sails on May 14 onl "Hla style rests first) Of all on the
h. Kaiser Wllhelm. Madame Eamee I noble foundation of a bta, rich, pene-
is now In Texas and returns here for a trating tone. It Is out of this that he
..rt on next Tuesday, from which I builds hla effects. Out of this ha haa
it would appear that ahe doee not allow I constructed for himself a style of which
the excitement of getting a dl-1 the principal characteristics are breadth.
vorce to interrupt her work. - !- depth r and communicativeness. ' It Is
Impresario Hammersteln. made a fly- chiefly an Interpretative style, and its
Iflg trip this week to Montreal, where dlgniljr, solidity and finish make it
Madame Nordics' is finishing the season supremely suited to the furnishing of
with the Ban taneupw owmimny. i m luuuuauun tur m quarrel.
his return he announced that tha Man-1 "Mr. Schroeder's position' in the pub
hatun would open on November 4 witfi 1 lio esteem is unique. While his attain-
wrrlatan and ISOiae Wltn ixoruica, i urcuua are tuiiio a.i lireir iru wuria.
Hchumenn-rielnk and Dalmores, the teno'lhla peraonallty, modest, manly, aspiring
who baa been staging, Don Joae and I In artistic Ideals, haa without conscious
.4t.r, Branch roles this set son. wnati errort on nia pari pumisnea useii piam-
y Jm a- . I. aiuatinn I till tha frtanria tit tha tTnataat nnir.
n jnu uu tv i tit . iu.i. - i " - -
fS it also remains to be heard how the I tet have taken
tet have taken the 'cellist to their
Manhattan orchestra will assimilate the j heart of hearts and there enshrined
wonderful Tristan' score.
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Wagnerian 'pilgrims this year mnat
make Munich their . shrine , instead of
Bayreuth. The C announcement : that
Ithera will be no Bayreuth festival this
year Is followed by a splendid Wagner
program for the Bavarian capital. The
Munich feattval includes four perform
ances of 'Trl8tan., hree complete
Rlng eveies," two Tannhauaere" and
two "Melsterstngers." The details of
htm iH temple of affection such aa
few ttMelciana enter."
The MacDowell fund, which has. been
erowlna; steadily, has now passed the
110,000 mark. It Is the desire of the
promoters of the fund to bring- the
amount up to lioo.ooo. - , .
'HAROLD VINCENT MILLIQAN.
tar totj orf
eueceed the first time uee Herblna and
iwo f ,l"n" .- t JT? T..r; r et Instant relief. The great,
conductors end cast (have not yet I Ut liver regulator. A positive cure
announcoci. xni n. vvma .n i i0f . eonaupauon, ayspepeia, . malaria.
This newa haa
cause of eoneldersble speculation on thai chills and all liver complaint
decline and fall of tne wagner family. I of Emory, Texas, wntee
Fran Coalraa, who has been the power
behind the empty throne since Richard
Mr. C;
ry, Texas, writes: "My wife has
been using Herblne for hereelf and
children for five yeare. It le a aura
ir.nur'iifMlhlnVpnlriln 1S88 latnwlcurV ior eo"!"" ana malaria ie
Wagnersaeatn in Venice in isst, is po which la auhstanttatarf hv what it
has done for my family." Bold by all
H rii feists ' - - . ,' i '
tio lonirer young, and !t appeara that
tha stats of her health - is -such- as to 1
of 110,000 for next ' season. Mme.
Bsamoay - shrugged her shoulders and
laughed. "I could not think of It,'
said the tittle Hungarian' singer.. ' It
cost me 410,000 to live (with the long
sound on the 1) and X would be no bet
ter off. Thla season I live and I send
117,000 home." The grand opera im
presario replied that if ahe had lived
and sent $17,000 home shs'd better stay
with Mr. Bavaga.
Among the features of the Empire
day celebration to be held at the Arm
ory on May 14 will be a chorus of male
voices under tha leaderahtp of Frederick
W. Goodrich, organlat and choir direc
tor of St. Mary' a cathedral. Tha chorus
is to be composed entirely of English
men. Irishmen. Welshmen. Scotchmen
and natives of any British colony, and
any who may not have received an In
vitation to take part through not being
known to tha committee- will be very
welcome at tha next rehearsal, which
will be held In Justice Reed's court.
nira ana uaa streets, on iitMar ,iim.. ,, h.,nni. -hmiu.
"-v p.w. , I Mm Waltar Raoil will alna? twa num
W- . w, . iRmi watara" mA "Ph. Vt.
r General - Manager Oeorge Marlon I area's Sons." MUa Lawler wiU etna
writes xrom raris tnat ne x win oa t "Come Back to Erin" And "Klllarney";
abroad another month at leeet. The Mr. Crowther, 'The Land of Hope and
last of Ihle month he returns to Lon-1 oiorjr" and "The Song of the Bow", and
oon to witness tne rtrst performance i Mlaa Brown TThs Maple Leaf."
in Engiieh of "The Merry Widow" for I The hall Is to be decorated and after
Henry W. Savage, who wUl Introduce the concert refreshments will bo ssrved
this interesting- musical 1 creation to from four different boothe which are to
America In September. "The Merry be taatefully decorated by the different
wiaow is tne latest unsuen uue ior i sections of the British empire.
SOCIETY
(Continued from Page Forty-Six.)
TJie Luetlge -Witwe," the German mua-
leal comedy auecees that is now being
sun in no lees than IS cities on the
continent
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Before sailing for Europe Joseph F.
Sheehan, the Englleh-elnging tenor,
will make a brief concert tour starting
with the Milwaukee -Lyric Oiee club on
May is and Including four perform-
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A progressive whist party and" prome
nade concert will be given In the St
Lawrencs assembly hall, 'Third and
Sherman atreeta, Wednesday evening.
An elaborate program haa been ar
ranged.' , f! . v
The current topics department of tha
Woman's club will be entertained Mon
ancea with the St Vincent's college I ..- "iZ,, ," - - 7wr..
v-w- ' ... " I .tjtf- iMimltnnti to tha few-law. ,llt
Of "Oth Vlscontl." ' Mr; Sheehan will
be assisted by Mlaa Rena Vlvienne, one
or the prima donnas wltn tne "ataoam
Butterfly" .company. ,
Tha latest Paris decision on "Sa
lome" la six performances to take place
May S, 11. 14. IT, Jl and 34. The
be considered
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Dr. Florence Marvin, whe bM.been
oP'a Is to be suns- Uiere In arman. abroad for the last; year 'haf turned.
with Emmy Destinn In the title role
and Strauss as the conductor. So after
whole teason of disputes Paris will
at last hear "Salome."
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Slgnor Lucchessi, who left here a few
weeks ago, writes that he haa made
final arrangements for' entering tha
Miss Marie La Barre has returned to
spend the summer with her mother.
HTIaa f iafta" haa antit umHl i'vmh
in -tne can visiting various emu.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Kullsky of San
Francisco are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. carios a. unna.
Mra. T. T. Lanegraff of Oreenbuah,
department of vocal instruction in the! Mi,aanta .m h.r n.,..ku
from the 8t Louis conservatory was re
jected in xavor or me rormer.
Miss Catharine Covach. ' a pupil of
Mra. Walter Reed, has been selected solo
soprano for the cathedral choir. Mies
Covach has a pretty, dear voice of high
range and Is soprano of the Nevin quar-
are In town to spend the summer with
Mrs. 8. Oleen of Forty-third and Haw
thorne avenue, and Miss Lanegraft
aaupnters or Mrs. ijanegmn:.
A Xard Bab to ray.
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ENQACEMENT8.
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Mr. and Mrs. M, Ostrow announce tha
enjraa-ement of their daughter, Fennla,
to Aiex uoiaaMw ox mis City, -
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Mr. and Mrs. F. C Bawkeai aanoance
the -ansatement ex ; their daushter,
Freda, to & M, Brown, - Tha wedding
wm laxe piaoe in ue near future.
Mr. and a -a. Charles . Fredeea an
nounce tha enrajrement of their daush
tar, Margmrst Maria, to Roscoe P. JDan-
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From the Sen Francisco Argonaut
There Is a story about a company pro
moter wbo advertised for an office boy.
Ha received 100 replies. Out of the 100
he selected 10. and wtta the writers of
these 10 replies ha had a personal inter
view. Hla flnel choice fell upon a
bright "youth; to whom ne said: "My
boy, I like your appearance and your
manner very much. . I think you may
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