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,iosanod heard her sing acd Vas delighted
vita Ler yoice. s1nce The beloved HeIber.
~ho created the role q A.nol De sAd h7 aad
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To ransai hiss Sanderson for s-Isol. bus SAs
Ia slz1ed a contract for a year with the
Opera CSauque.
Ms ssad=rson lives With hsr mother Ia
beautiful ApartEr-nts on Rue Lincoln, OF the
tamoas boalsvArd Champ Elys=-s.
rhs raiss enforced ~ Eas 0p-r. housss Of
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critics are nvised 70 compilnsataries are
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sgrsd Oss q the most ErievOus dtsappo,at-
unsat. that nas cuns - Mss Sen5-rson since
tbe opezn1g Of har career was her inability
owing - no night - 10 present snd sing e..
the An.>rso<n ministers reception 90 the
svsning Of rs,s Fourth u July The Sander
sons nunber Mr.. Whitelsw Reid among
Probably ~ event az the Paris expedition
emphasized Ia - significant a manner tho
growth Il the refining arts In the Uaited
Stasns as the American composers concert
given az th,e TrOcaisro IN July. IL vas a
asting rinie and piac. for the DEBUT Of Nine,
MArchess's latest lvric star-Mlle. Sylvania-
In two melodies BY y Van der Stucksn, and
= ballad BY Margaret Ruthven Lang, Nile.
Sylvuntas dsiicsouay cbar, vibrArv 49,
penetrated tss vzst hal3 e tho historic Y
cadsro, erected TO coIamenlorats the Uners =
sal exhiriSioa cf 1857. Her success was pro
noancsd Hne. Garnet. resident Arr<ricanS
and sbs musical critics u Paris awarded her
-iforts with heartsest applause To Ameri-
can friends Me Sylvazia IS known Miss
Emma wslters From the sylvan Wales Of
California, vhsrs mGch OF her childhood
passed. and ths last two syllabies of ker na-
tive state-Penasy sznia-sEe conceived the
happy thought Of adopting syivania as her
stage name. Partisan ears would net toler
ate 20 prosatc = name as " alters.
Nile. Svlvania comes from a musical fam
ily. Her father, Professor =. Frank " alters.
"a a musician, composer and writer. He
taught u,usic ~ Pin adelphia for twenty-five