The sun., 1893-06-06

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manS things Which are csllsd isEses are not
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Miss Marguerite, MorlnG Gton, who Is not q
her hssrSrs bs Ser clever
OF her ideas. She began by saving hat she
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Art Is eternal. is handed down from heart
nevcrthsess, It cannot help being modified in
Its dress and w the pSSps ny
ono writes il. Ito may have q purpose to ex-
plot or only humble story to tell. But what
he has written is not tho play. be may DO 80
HSt aS the he play 9' nc.dsd SSS
Vow. IL the audience are all sorts Of people.
Some pay 70 cents. some pay 81: 1t is not q
sna s ss them hf Gsh
tastes Qf oil these people must ne consulted In
by the number ot cultured men and women
NSho are giving thsir sS5ioas SttentoR e II
stsndHrd It has not iapsed..
The stage docs, not offer new canon Of
morals. That would be absurd. II reflects
the best OF the publ Mr.. Aldrich has turned
simple poem, Into play Amanager has
publ has approved It. That speaks We'll for
the drama from the point of Wow OF both lite-
TSr 'H Mer said .h. she
tones. and had no chance to speak from ex-
and had found It, in her Kitchen. Later, she
fss had found ,he same lesson at her desk 80
Suppose man gives dinner. He directs
his cook to prepare 9 certain menu His
m * 70 Of his S saos
serve. lie may have said to himself The
fixed that way. but il / don't do it. others will.
1t is question Of bread and butter The
walters cannot be blamed: they merely servo
ns they are engaged to do Clearly the blnme
lies with the man who ordered the meal The
cook represents the playwright and the wait:
ers ne actors The people who cot and are Ill
Mrs, Merrill dellcately. avoided saying that
the Ysksd man VINO orders the me
"At my desk. as I said. found the. same
pen must write what her publisher or her. edi-
tor orders. ANOTHER woman may say that she
subsidized. but about one day Of that experi-
ence would be suiIlcientto convert heE Again.
1t Is q question OF bread and butter. Ihe iault
lies with the editor who puts sensational mat
ter before tho public, and 80 creates an appe-
Mrs. Sydney Rosenfeld said that her text
effect that what Is nest needed ed is kinder, r,
a bad way. She reviewed the list OF "attrac-
eondemnation Of sorosi.. she said that no on 2
in seeing young women point their toes sky
II do" said one well-known woman in de-
1t makes me shudder." pursued Mrs.
nosened "te see Young girlS, .,, and nd women 70
shown at the theatres now. IL women would
rise and leave tho theatre at the first sign OF
these risqu6 situations. there would soon be q
ON the floor who are now waving them in the
Mrs Lozier. the. President. read the last
Representative OF the ruhie TO whom kinder
gartens are recommended. She agreed with the
recomm mendation. and said hat the only way to
him find out BY study what to admire and
then give him good models. She said that in
her memory the stage had advanced.
three goods words for the. drama She also
Mrs. Wilhour an honorary member then and
thst # wsa .esInss tho FOR sss
tuition. Evidently she had iorcotten the rules
q compromise was efiectoi. and It was do
eIared clare the sense Of the meeting" that Mrs.
After the eIu3 adjourned Mrs Lezier and and
the recent congress OF Chicago, and every
woman present grew an inch In the recital OF
and the representative OF Sorosis IN par
Gcular.