The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-10
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The announcement for tne approson,ns -
o,NSlI ,n new I U.r,o, n1S pr0 OoVol,ies No emo not to
be o5p:otod whom In season. .ss. n Of much tSan greater OOo or
two new works are given. But there is always
the promise of new works, whether they DO sung
or not, and although the present season is
less active than usual In an operate way
there has been the Su,som15y promise o. ~ sui 10.
pean successes. Wai.e, Dsmrosen WIS ~
S Grss , to have Ooo p nc PSns1 m SI Mom a05o s on.r suS
..odysseus." This has been one of the most
su USsSsfui' operas rom Of I a popular standpoint
| riyen within recent years in Germany. In Bor- |
hls' a. S we'll as 'i in Dresden. it has Sscn sung ire,
leIn Hiedler's inability to como to this country,
owing to her contracts with the Royal Opera
house In Berlin, interfered with MI. Damrosch's
plans In regard to this work, as she had sung
tho soprano role in the production Of the opera
there. Another interesting novelty promised
by Mr.. Damrosch was the new one-aot opera
"Hahisch," which IL by Lieut.. Won Chelius, an
amateur composer, who evidently had accom- |
pnshed In this enort something e1eepI,onaIy
ences for ne warks tbev hnow and their in.
variable rejection Of nearly everything that 10
new, evidently Impressed Mr. Damrosch WIN
nepimnpts dnring a season limited 10 only ave
weeks. There were some other unfulflled
promises In an operate way mai were NOT 70
HsrT Gonried tnlled ontbusiestiesily Of Gold. |
marks 'The Cricket on the Hearth" when he
returned, from Europe, and that along WIN
nrnyidad Tho serions musical featured Of the
Irving Place Theatre. There were even whis-
Rars from, that fnstitutiSn OF Leonoavanos
vaar NJ WV yrim nrobabiy bs,r NO novel.
Ties In an operatio way. 1t is almost certain
That St NJ; Van Ryc. VII went 70 sing IN k 81 ~ =
Inc hvangeist, anu ~ ~, inueeu, eaiu W uos
cpnnitlon OF n'f conratI Ina enfs g,1oWp ~ Tn "
shall De sung here. II was a failur9 y Ion ft.
himself immensely es tho ,itinerant germen
Rreaenor. ManriSe Srhp' Mneh NO was listIa
Or no chance Of his producing here either Of
ono 3perss wri ~ !, ns rsc SW,. a ~ ReSHmo"
-
AS the season advances the number OF iec'
ous nr,vato r.s,dsnoss and nnd.r The ,nsnioe,
Of nsrsons moro or less known in society in.
or psssI ron, %UrI so nd n repo anusn a, n thew sv'. Slrea "
a. thor g. o,,v Oh. nroliminarv nottar In tho
atorm an0s ~ 's simI,as sntertainmsnts which will
break over the city as soon as Lent commences.
Thars ' narv vonne women in New York.
and not a few men for that matter. who arc
heard of only when this season of the year ar
rivos, and they appear then with as much resu'
larity as there IL in the recurrence OF the sea-
| Qnna- causing that endless shower or tCkeJA
- S-- ~. $1,000 =, - e,.,,o ,,,,-
Whicn ID yeariy inc source VI suon i, .onr
plant from the persons VINO are compelled no1
only 10 recei'e tnen' ~. W senu nen p"oA
"en. so 49,,
ooesiui enu u - -
WHICH tneS ! Aooae " seaie
ago . young woman 'ano . ioiA " lnaNo
her hvihs. oho wss IN Ian Sit u
:" t"cS Il - n.Nu .Ao
seVera aoVahtaseoue ene ~"e
t ~ iahor ,was Hebter and The rexerds oreater
in some kinds of enterprise than in others, and
determined to make her living out OF society.
1 m,ch a d,snnssed n' That snaaeste3 the mnetbods
Of her campaign and she set out to learn all she
gould on that question. She haunted the Astor
th en ~ the house Of one of her Wealthy az.
ouaintances gave a lecture on the subject. She
had only a very superficial aeequaintance with 1t,
~ II g anntixe Hor tecfmre was was q q a"cceas
and she gave more of them, allowing herself, of
course. the necessary time for reading up ths
upon BY society as an authority On the subject.
Her lectures ( crowd drawing rooms as no Others;
mos an snS Hie4n ~ ali 4 or fhe subject a5bout Which,
she so agreeabiy talks. this clever young. wo-
man has absolutely no act actual ak knowledge , d from ron,
e ehppnt ~ ana IicIkiIv " FOR her nobodv cv ua ro ues
lions the ,s sources %est ana G Thara are Q u m nep 1hi o,bess
among the annual Lenten army Who aim to
Wbo have Claims to consideration scarccely more
able Nbdie to- bear investiSation than this shrewd
XII fSu as sheu h Do' 'n'" =
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soatamnnn.s az, - ooononn,.a ~ mn,i,
tors Oh resIauran.s aiih u ecohonhiZe oy hihit-
several mora would verv much imnrove th.tr
sorrioo is not ontirelv tho fou,t ,f tho hot.,
Loonors" soid nm untown bote, teener tho
49, dav .but 10 d,,e IN a large msasrro ~
tha ,oni,tions eyacted nv the waiters tbem.
uuos Thor ,,i,i not occent omn,ovmon,sat
,ho ra,,,or -otoo TnIe.s a certoin nrn,hor 80
tah,as 10 ouoronteed N avery man That
nroo,iooIIv assures them enough tins 70 hrina
ths,r nron.s ~ 70 a cert.in e,,ra ~ oon.sa
49, ,ronr,otors nv noyjng Tho nocossorr digou
anoa In wages MIGHT limit the number ~ nov.
sons = woitsr boe 10 sorvo and thoro aro ~
~ tour rI.coo an which rho 10 dono d., ,hou