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who was MansfeId's leading woman dur
ing the latter half of the past season,
Will go to her old home In Memphis,
Tenn, for rest during July and August.
SHE WILL REMAIN ABROAD.
Mrs James Brown Potter, whose hus-
band has sued for a divorce in tho
courts of Newport, r. l., is fitting be-
tween London. Chelsea and Paris, while
the man often charged with having
broken up their home, Kyrle Bellew, is
in Australia.
May Yohe. who is shocked these days
when it is referred to that she is the
daughter OF Pennsylvania tavern keep
er, out who deserves credit for trying to
raise the standard of the nobility of Eng
land, is also in Australia. She is living in
Sydney with her husband, Lord Francis
Hope. They are making g strong effort
to repair their shattered fortunes, and
with every prospect of success.
After having played 841 times in 'The
Little Minister" no one begrudges Maude
Adams the rest she is enjoying in Paris.
She has seen Sarah Bernhardt play in
Il 'Aiglon," the Rostand drama in which
she is to be seen here next season, sew
eral times, and she writes to New York
friends that she feels so sure of success
in the role that she wishes it were pos
sible to make the New York production
much earlier than is Charles Frohman's
intention.
Miss Adams says, however, that she
has no intention of Initiating Nine. Bern
hardt In her performances of THE Eag-
let" Bernhardts portrayal of the role is
all right for Paris but it is a trif1e beyond
the limit for a Broadway theater.
When Miss Adams gets through sight
seeing in Paris and England she will go
to her Long Island farm at Lake Ron
konkoma with her mother.
WILL REMAIN IN THE EAST.
Julia Marlowe, for the first time in a
number of years, will not go abroad this
summer This summer she will do noun
tain climbing, golf playing and bass fish
ing up in the Adirondacks. She has
bought a pretty place near fashionable
resort in the big mountain chain, and she
will leave for there early this month.
Some of Miss Marlowe's friends say
that when she comes down from the
mountains in the fall it will be as Mrs.
John Blair. The report of their engage
ment has been printed several times, but
Miss Marlowe has steadfastly denied the
rumors.
Lillian Blauvelt the young Brooklyn
prima donna, will spend nearly the en-
tire summer in London. She has just
been engaged as the leading prima donna
Of the Handel Triennial festival, which
is to be held in the Crystal Palace, Lon
don, June %, "a and 25.
After this she will make a short trip
to Switzerland, then return to London,
and in October she comes back to Amer
lea to let all Yankeeland note the i'm
provement in her voice. Nine. Melba
will also spend nearly all summer in Eng
land.
Sybil Sanderson, who has finally de-
cided to return to the stage in the fall,
has given up her Paris house, at 104 Ave
nue. des Champs Elysees. This house is
now occupied by James Gordon Bennett
and the family of Justice Ingraham, of
this state. Miss Sanderson will spend
nearly all summer at Carlsbad and AK
les Bains, and early in the fall will do
concert work.
Blanche Walsh has gone to Italy. She
sailed ten days ago. She will remain
there until late in August, when she re-
turns to New York to begin rehearsing
for starring tour under the direction Of
Ben Stern and Joseph Brooks in q play
being written for her by Eugene w.
Presbrey, the former husband of Annie
Russell.
A SUMMER IN KENTFORD.
Mrs. Langtry will spend the summer at
her country home in Kentford, a pretty
little village about four miles from New
market, England There she has stable
room for her eighteen thoroughbred
horses, and in those she finds her great
est enjoyment theae days.
Julia Arthur Is not going abroad for
a vacation With her millionaire hus-
band, Ben P. Cheney, she will while
away the timeron her yacht and at their
summer home; which takes in all of an
island in Boston harbors
When she disbanded her company last
season she announced that she would not
act next season. She is already sorry
that she made this statement, because
the fever to return to the glare of the
footlights is already upon her. 1t is an
odds on wager that during next season
she will be seen for at least five weeks
at the Broadway theater, and that dur
ing this engagement she will be seen as
Hamlet
Several actresses will spend the sum
mer in Canada. For instance, May Ir-
win owns one Of the Thousand islands in
the st. Lawrence river. That Is where
she will put in her idle moments Cissie
Lotus will probably visit her there for a
month.
Margaret Anglin, now a real Frohman
star, will go to her home in St. Johns
for her rest, while Gertrude Coghlan and
her mother will rest at their old home
on Prince Edwards Isle
Elsie de Wolfe and Elisabeth Marbury
"the two inseparables,' have beer. spend
ing lots of money since their arrival on
the other side of the big pond riding
between London and Paris For their
London stops they have taken swell
apartments IN Greenwood street. They
have also rented Lady Anglesey's house
at Versailles, and will spend much of
I their vacation time there
MRS. CARTER TO VISIT swITzER-
LAND.
Mrs. Leslie Carter has taken a new
house in Queens Gate terrace because
David Belasco has extended her London
engagement in ''Zaza" to &110 end of July
In August she will 8 to Switzerland for
a rest.
Jessie Millward sailed for her home in
England last week William Faversham
and his family will cruise along the New
England coast in new yacht. William
Gillette is having his famous houseboat
reftted for anchoring up and down the
Sound and the Hudson when the "Sher-
lock Holmes season at the Garrick ends
Mr. and Mrs. Kendall are already at their
English home, Filey, for the summer.
DRAMATIC GOSSIP.