The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-26
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! low the majority OF the operate artists to this
1 country instead Of coming with them. nile.
Calv6 will not be able TO sail this week. and Il
IL not now expected that she win come for
some time ret. Ernst Krauss, the tenor OF
the Ellis company's Philadelphia season. will
not arrive here until after the performances
begin. and N. Van Dyck, who has been loaned
III ksSass'. q pTsco 20 The ne PEiIsdel PRaSS SSals;n weil
win pot loso by this. as MT, Van Dyck Il an art
ist Of much Erea.er reRut ~ nbsI than ne y2unEsr
tgiendly terns. Marie Bronze and Anton Van
i heard SSs a al Il e cSiSse 20 GGSs. c hSa nHs SSs e q
WsSs I pSrsiSniSPlS T sSdE she 6 RsS sung SMS iOps ssT.
eral seasons with success In Europe, but yet
trT. & sSsd s Sn i% az event GARDEN q sST N y we'll SHp as
n the. Riylera towns, She e related by mar;
FISss t sS s saS 5G Y aSs bsIpfSst gsthSS her T Tsp5 5SsITSS
he hOaa ShInESSr' She tSos an RAJ interest e st.L in Hlss
musical education which prepared her for
the stage. Fanchon, Thompson is another
Is Somewhat staGRered &C the number Of so
pranos engaged and, she is wondering what
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c o5ss TSo%F IN FSPia has sS sSan E 6 Dos = SIii r. sH e 9 pSiiH.
ouIsh the possibilities OF such roles abroad. So
S Ssem may io bs sG morS l IL En &c Gnd Il I h fsFd 1tRS sTs sSS
come to win her laurels nc homo after she has
had more experience abroad.
Hall.Caine has learned by an experience. at,
times inconvenient. that It is much easier to
write a letter sometimes when one means to
than to postpone It and then to neglect the
correspondence altoRether. On one OF his
previous visits TO New York. Mr.. Caine received
q letter from a compatriot conRratulatinG him
on the success OF one Of his recently pub
lshed novels and intimatinG the desire to
mako the acquaintance of ono who had added
30 much lustre TO the literary history Of their
poem which he had written. Mr.. Caine says
fSals' G sS PsaPs e 70 s9 GsYi. B faS letter tSS pr sns inyi e
other matters prevented. and he left the coun;
trg sG sinss s The ba Letter sssr Sr lass Written Sltss.Iv a ssysf ssi
pleasantly from that correspondent. Thu
later intimations OF his existehce have come
ten 2 quarter Of century ago. Mr.. Calne has
from friends, from various newspaper artI-
cles. and finally from the recent arrival In, this
SSaISSlEz % S 3 tG%s er tSs noye 81 t tnS 9 shs pde re.
saays. that this result q ali due to his over.
sight in not answering q letter. which
%a.ts Ss' T dSES5ml oesupI sS e. g 9I%se SssdSs
would md. their hands full II they undertook
o sansWer ssall the letters that come to them.
e sSs fai a1'i Ee sal e "a & Mr. raE CALM has has the sI ss9e
enced.
The Professional Woman'S League is the
latest organization to harass its well wishers
by.meanB OF the endless chain" deviceto raise
money. The league. which is q deserving In
stitution. with less than the usual number Of
divorces on its conscience. wants to build q
clubhouse and has started the chain to do It.
The chain extends to fifteen. and as 10 cents
is the sum asked the league should receive q
substantial'sum bythe:time the lucky recipient
Of letter No. 10 has nothing moro to do than
return the money and the letter without i'm
posing on four friends to the extent that every
@SSEaGf has Is 9 dis RISs1if Sai I tGs Fl IN o tSs hsst BY
Of its members complained that women had
borne too long the burden of maternity down
spring. the league has adopted none of the or.
binary. everyday, methods OF Increasing it's
it, given entirely PEi0 BY Wo@e n. failed i to- b Tins
the profits ANTICIPATED, and the minstrel show
did not meet With the response that was
year It is the endless chain"
Little Russitano. with the silvery voice and
the physique that gained him the sobriquet
'Puss in Boots" would have returned to this
country IL he could have got out Of his con-
tract to sing in Moscow. where, 1t seems, he
is as great a ~favorite as Jean de Reszke is
here. He has sung there for several seasons.
Charles Ellis wanted him for his opera COM
plny. but the tenor. was not to be had. and
Eeconciled him to the change. His name is
Pandolhni. and he is the son OF a famous basso
OF the same name. Ancona will sing this year
ia Lisbon for the second season. which shows
that no has proved satisfactory. at least to Por-
;uguese audiences. Signor de Lucia, who was
here four years ago and vowed that he would
lever return. until he received as much as
Jean, is still in Italy, and will sing this year in
hs set been enra aSSii fQ TG Nadia Xfd R %Sero 53 lis y Tiibn1sF;
will at least be enjoyed. hubert will remain
e. Nth. the new sEo o Gea t Com,i gu II Paris; and Pc
Italy.
The plans for an open-air horse show seem
another expression OF New York's desire to
get out OF doors moro than 1t has been able to
within recent years. and the beauties OF the
spring weather make 1t appear easy enough
TO accomplish. With the:fairs and tourna-
ments that society is able to enjoy in the SUBJ
in the open Is less urgent then. With the foot
ball games this may be extended until late in
the season T TBut the SPRING oilers none Of these
tinctly. social events. and they are the only
gatherings out Of doors lin the spring season.
are readily accessible. and It might gain in at
tEactiveness e were held In the spring. when
get out OF doors after a winter. Of Indoor
amusement would be appreciated. Prom .
spectacnlar point Of view the result would
Madison SQUARE show the fall fashions are for
the FIRST time collectively revealed, and the
as . factor IN the success Of, the shows. <
spring exhibit OF the same character would
f fse cubic P SSd would "a b tsSss the fae a SSRs ShHT msr e
OF being unique.