The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-27

lar hours. Some reople think. too. that you
must make host Of friends to intr1duce you:
who has real talent will bo recognized 4 she
develops it to its highest perfection without
II haven't any particular hobbies as to the
hest regime for LYING Tint is question ion
instance. take cold plunge bath the first
thing every morning. and in consequence do
not mind changes OF climate and rarely have
the colds so much dreaded ty singers. All the
this winter. but haven't. had a single
f%d Nrw %nd do wg nG 5h".
people really ill.,. And after tho BATH
I have very light breakfast. and, in
an hour begin my morning practi %.
which really occupies only an hour. but takes
a., the morning, fer only practise few min.
noon have hearty luncheon Of plain; nutri-
tions food that is easily disestcd, and 4 two
s5 vt M %"k
take tho form Of exercise most. agreeable.
taking care that it is. not too active. and ex-
every, day before Nine LGotnrd taught mo
that the object Of exercise was to refresh and
great point is to keep this sort Of life up to DO
systematic about it. You haNe to sacrifice
than do anything else. BESIDES never had i
taste OF the Ease nation OF soc iety; for began
to. study before was ont of school:
have had very happy cYrerience. and q
succeeded at ali or u not '' Whenever had Iue
days. and every one has them. and wrote honne
music. but to como home and enjoy myself.
That always brought me 10 my senses again.
"rt IA among ~ "Wh rTsoptIr;; WHEN Wns home
lsang, and the psople received mevery kindly.
though did not expect to attempt anything
ofthe Kind when loft Paris -
New York, but expcc'ed to 60 back and come
put in Paris. ! came over on tho steamer with
hignor vianesi, and ono day when he was play;
didn't think he would hear. However. he did
hear me. and asked me TO sing ut the concert
TINT he didn't lose track Of me when Mr..
knbcnSS persuaded meto stay over here year.
in Hamlet. and that is how happened TO
."What do think Of music as a profession
woman, can take, un. il she has tho taont.
strength, and healtl, for i. and cares for Il
costs more, to study music than any other
profession. but ] don't know as it costs a
woman woman any NJ NOR. than man mar woman
any other profession. There is something
t en1evating In tn. study Of mt study imrroyes
every, one is happier to have some aim. some
- don't wish to DO understood that ono can
line teachers here. America is further up in
tr 9De1ETang to its han any other M
artistic instinct is tho grcat numbor. Of tal,
World. " is American artists, that arc
winning the salon prizes. and many If
The country is too Young We mr." too
busy. hayntoo much to do. g. pay attention to
our own talent always until It comes nack to
US with the recognition 81 the Old World, But
In Paris there is an Intoxicating AIT atmos-
phcre inspiring to tln student Tho very rrns-
ants appreciate artistic eject. They say that
Mhen an artist goes ont INTO tho f2dntry or
sketches a piece, works it over. Touches
isn't satisfied. Tho picture lacks something.
- he packs i NJ and goeS hark to Paris. and
n.ain lie knows before he unlpcl;s his trunk
exactly what ~ the matter with that picture.
And that II why it means 50 mu III to study in
Paris. but II from tue study ever really gain
the success ! dream of. climb half way as far
UP the ladder as long to- the most dear OF all
will be to me III the future the
Thought that was "onsecrated ~ artist in my
own country by my own DoDIlr,'