Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-06

pressed by her pallor end the suiieIIA7
/ I9oEin her big ewes Her he1l-l then
I left much 10 De desired. But the other
dav. ON the morrow of her temperance
at the Metropolitan Opera House, the
charming woman met might just nave
cor down from her wheel after sharp
spin I'M the park, judging from her
+ brightness and glow.
Few of her portraits are realiy nei-
self--hey are pretty enough, out tl-F
are not like her: above all. they lall 10
give that winning womanliness, ahu'
one might say. th1- eNelp Ioh3llE
-buman" accent her face wears habit
uallv. By this word I mean the utter
absence of arthc.alty.as we'll or CO.
guetrv as of listlessness. when YOU
tqIt no Mile Calve You look 40 a face
Old which pass expressions all telling OF
"a quiet sensible woman, natural TO an
+ admirable degree. and YOU listen 70
voice that has mo- tricks for saving
things. no pretentiOns at saying them
I'm am Out-of-the-way style, but says
them plainly as they are thought by
har-a tribe crudeiy. after the IaShion
of a child of uatUre-buJ firmly and
frankly. -......-,
HER STAGE FRIGHT
We were talking of the preceding
NIGHT and the inevitable stage fright.
GLOW could fl be otherwise said
Mia Calve Think of the response
bUftv toward our impressario, 10 say
nothing of ourselves. He pays us large
sums What a disaster II there Is no
F success.
.Tbis feeling only comes with ex-
D.~ierer" She added. smiling. We
ore like the painters. The hrst time
thov send q picture to- an exposition
rbov are certain 10 be pleased. IL is
,Dlv n few wears after that they grow
IN he afraid of their work. When i
made my debut had no apprehension
-rrue Won may read I'm my hand the
limo of solf-confdcuce-bu for that
r,ot+er am debutantes have that same
lie oofdence. their teachers ana
frieDds have so well imbued them with
+bs baVaf that they ere W0noeIiut 9o
roodo n very satisfactory debut De-
oe,,eo aid not lack cen train, anu my
NTorouerite. whatever her faults, had
Inc quality of being true 20 me.
"An rba same. YOU had the sacreo
fire" .-..- t7,u.
"I had d.sposl..oL, 10, 49, i,- +be
was &c developer. I-' 49, s., ,,,o,-
chapel master OF lAe ~. 81
ron. where was brought mp. Inc SIS
tors encouraged me. but I never tnousn C
of singing rs O career. You know WAa'
ideas and preiud.ces exist as1ins. any
Kind Of art site career in the small oour-
F gcc,se'fn France. no, there '-.eD % ~
my knowledge. any arl-s-s "-I'--9 my
9utecole1ts. So there was mo lA'-'i l-
I I could hold up. It was ohly al'eI my
father died-we were so poor ,hd1 my
mother suggested that | might 90 some
+5:ng with my voice Had my father
I lived ne would have preferred seeing me
nm @rstitu-rice' or "a dress1mker ratArr
than a singer. After it was decided i
worked very. hard
"a work accomplished sub rosa, tor
no conservato.re or official teacher
claims YOU as pupil ] oel9Ve
TEACHERS OF SINGING.
.-..,- 5.,l ~, ,r,na
NO, O". ~ -. - In -, her. r ,a-
i'e go, '..,....,I ,,be- -eacb-
y7-'oI '' '- ST. th,- or,- siroirp
eIs' ", "'- ,''-'. -. ,,,1 .,,o-5..s
-, 80, ahls In olive Darsonal H.
"..-lo'' ,,. ,r,.,siro ,ar mako
.-,,.,i-te ,r,.Is singing is On art Of
i-,i,ofior. and Won must have a model.
..I-,'~''--' e-' ~, - ,.,,, s.o-. ON
- ~ ,.o,, ov,.n s D9inter win be
~. so0 NJ q f,vorits school before he is
,.-,e.i, w., went IN Nine Ia
49,. ~, ms M, loroar vounr but She