The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-26

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Lehman. the ideal Brnnhilde. has quite re-
covered from the Illness brought on her by
oyerwork. and is again deliahtng foreign
audiences with her magnificent singing.
The salon OF Emma Fam s Storey Is becoming
ono OF the most popular resorts In Paris for
society In general and the musical and artistic
world In particular. When Julian Storey. son
intention OF wedding the sweet-faced prims
donna there were some objections thrown IN
was ambitious for his son. and the singer re-
fused % leave. the, stage. But Eames was re-
s sstSsd !. n p %Sss sff In Esl s sosi:i a s'I * s sse r re.
, sro hsid ia af her hu SSslnTst Studio nor '''''
A new biography OF Rubinstein has been
brought out at Lolpsic. dealing rather with
tho life OF the man than with the career OF the
master whose public service began early. rs
he took. his. place on the concert stage eight
s sss oi t sss pI his birth IT ssr RISins; s1rs y ". on pr tI !
when | arst o Vent q to i England lands and sis Was 81 YOUNG IN
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they all 60 wild over ms and can't ind q hall
big enough for me to perform
Queen Victoria. Princess Christian. and
Princess Beatrice are among the author
esses whose works are to be sent to Chicago
and have given copies Of the Leaves" and
More Leaves" from Her Maiesty's Diary In
the HisghIspd.. he Memoir. q the M..ers;;
Count George Albert Of Ehrlach.". Princess
Christian also sends some sheets, Of her beau-
tsrssttips library bra !sN q rsprsssntssiv. British
writer's. beginning With the tamous sportine
t o %sa Ht pd% %or Ss' IL set Rsans snai sensaas:
OF history; biography. bellies isttrSs; and
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Alady who enjoys the unique distinction Of
being the only woman President Of q National
bank In the United States Is Mrs. Annie Moore OF
MT. Pleasant. Tex; yhS probably is the yopnss
Germ with Mrs. Moore At the head. and 50 csps-
BILE had she proved. herself that the vote to
keep her In command was unanimous.
Mrs. Lynn Linton. who has been called an
Addison in petticoats. is a great lover Of the
theatre. and owns to liking best the play that
amuses when the villain comes to grief and
the good girl marries the hero. She calls plays
fairy tales for Grown-ups," which serve q
gracious purpose In diverting US from liie's
tragedies. I'm an earlier g We needed
tragedies on the stage: life was then 50 much
fuller Of Maypole dancing. To-day we live
out our tragedies and turn to the stage for ouI
M Ma = not srd dsp nc In;n as h lG ,ps ssnss. became T. ssin. NJ NJ;
tthReis despair 50 uniathomable."
Among the many characteristic stories tolt
OF Worth's methods in creating his surprisel
there Ia one OF a commission he received for
fancy gown which q great belle desired to hav'
absolutely unique. The great man spent tn
night consulting with his. collaborateur. bu
the idea refused to materiallze. Weary will
their ~fruitless toll. the three artists stepped on
on On, a ba In. to rest siS. . a3d forget aVa,, thei Il d 2. sS'
dawn" said one. "Cisi! Il is the dress" erie,
MES OF gray and violet and rose shot through
with gold. was the success Of the ball.
Mount Holyoke Seminary has realized It
ambition and become a full. f1edged colleg
under q new charter. the seminary course be
inc drOpped.