The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-30

nance 10 glasses lha' IhRn' i""n -. ;ao |
old she's only 85-vill allow. by her s,ue
il her daughter, n proud beauty VIZ,
wealthy and great ~ her family Is pcas
herself as II she were the Czarina. .,t wa;
the steps which they take to the par'erre W.T.
stands young Frcnchman
He bows low Ia the mother. She " Is"'
enough { o see him. but l. apparently biu
Eudismaved he makes IA low bow 10 ,'e
daughter, who j. a step behind her Sne
stsre- haugh,ily ahead oil her' l'h'''o'" '''
who Was that person ! cut them asks
the mothe when they are out OF nearing.
4 can't remember. l oniy kho" u"
was one of those to be cut. ,..
Il cat him, too. answered the udus",'.
CALMLY lie sang last summer at Newport
Lucky thing for these foreigner, me
older woman went on, With CERTAIN e''t'
y,uiaii,v al having found one Vic'lh ~
early H. the evening, 'that " IL nv nj. C.,
ia their countries for men 10 sP+an ~,
But for that habit very lew foP'o ""s"'
speak 10 them ,x
They are now at the door Of their boA,
The mother knows that her appeaiaIi''
will mark the social climax OF the eftiIhs,
Sh" Is 50 thiCklv covered WIN "ian,,la,
that her thin frame seCms To benz uiiic'
| them Her faded cv,.S. dulled by the ula-
mond-, glance solicitCusly into the rooN
| iny glas. before she draws he cur ans tiu
| takes the sea, which a man airrauy warns
| NOR. than an hour draws out lor hei ,ho
| Inc opera l. on anu r''' .,.i ,,han the
stage She -ceins a little puzzled "h'''i wv
curtain falls all -
| "I,'s no, Romeo and Julet ai'ei All
she ventures uncertainty. ;,,,
| "Otnllo," answers her companion VIZ" ,ha
| a confidence that comes from having the
| programme To study for an hour, EaHes'
| Alvarez and Scott" ..Aa,s
| -Oh. yes. Eames," she repeats, she
the thin. pretty one. Sembrich Is the plump
dark one and Nordica the tai, s.ott u.
-, Ill =
CsIya She's a dark one, too"
A few boxes further from the stage there
| II seated alone woman Hs'eiIhis w
conversation Of two men who are leaning
Interestingly over her shoulder; one ap
pears extremely unn,erested. Presently a
third man whom she greets enthusiastically
comes into the box
The other two cling to their places. al
though the attention Of the lady Is PLAINLY
directed only toward the man who enteTeu
| last After staring al her shouiu -
| ten minutes and receiving no ahsMe. W
ths;r Questions. they departed. Their fare
| well il chilling 20 far as the lany was
! concerned
in their own country neither OF thoet
man would have dared to stay in this box
| after YOU came" she said TO the one "i.o
a. NJ, and In whom she seemed TO take
n,n,b iess interest already They know
IL il n rule that one man shall leave 80
A., s,on "a another enters But they think
/
stay here. to he seen sitting TINS poH
they deliberately sit here. But l don
/. | heli.ye they'll ever come back.
life in the boxes Of the grand tier II no'
SO complicated. although there are thihg'
2 10 mo Thought OF there a. we'll
{ .WiIl Won look at the Readymonies! eA
= | claims in surprise white tanetas orhaihoht0
Nth senuins. tablets of Irish lace and
hem Of sable on the skirt. They're 90"
in the partrre, at least knew they
been irving to get down there lot year
n And there they are And remeinoe
when they used to be delighted with sta
a box once a week."
Further along the grand tier Is the &C
operative club Of operagoers VINO pa
siOO a wear for permission to go 10 ever
n performance and are able to nave IN
- hrrurv ~ sitting down without the nece'
" s;tv 81 fitting from box to box to EMO
s n brief rest In the interInission tins
10 haianr ~ shirt fronts stares even throug
lie H. oia.ses into the parterre below and int
az | ,Lo nrcb.stra stalls
- The dress circle shows the same rows {
handsomely dressed women and the le'
senine maeniiicence of the gowns and III
III fenar iewels alone diGerentiates the ba
NJ - 'Uare and there light bonnets {
X go hats are seen.
~ '' WIN ,he dress circle it would have to be
In | ,bna,re bonne, if one indeed we're wor
he there, but in the balcony common
ed I'D, street hat arouses no commel
SSni,.s /, he large enough to obscure Il
ia. nm nm ,hs n..r.1n sitting behind.
ma VI ,oHYns for the women are the
he and occasionally men are seated the
on anu go bad IN. courage TO ignore Il
So VINO na,e I ia,. ,bat ran,lires full dres
W., ~ '''v 80 ,nas hannens at the evenir
he i,,, r,,'o,ca. in he orchestra seats. b
ON pFiloi n"'ii ~
,w u uhu s. ,h.r. r,.aps in most cas-
no SUI, u,e s,. No. cnma in for a few mi
mo- tha' Ns Meaen 80 'd d;s onn.,ar Even amo,
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IRA the s'anuees io, bas
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ohe Erea. iii n,har mart. of the hou,
,ut rh; /; ,ha sa.iys The elevators do n
,ss Inns Is ,ne Ssns uhi,ba only Tho
run 10 'hls aa 'ai l"l,n, .a ;,salf arc co,
Ter WHO eaie TT ,o rasnrt
M h3Ily suppTh r., - the SEATS are alwa
neie w. ,,h.cr;n,ion some of m,
id aliotteu oy su'so Ill, xnsrs he =,
led nave peeh Iahet iol ,,,,,, ,b.r now T
es- same persons mno po.uPy Nv, ha,,a tho
n I ldenticai inviNi u"aie iiloy NJ 80 -
Of but their friehos OF Ieia,Nee a.. ,a"snss;
he There IL as mucn P'lue ~ W. T., IN
M OF subscription sea.s NJ Hs hn, nr,
h." o"ntie"P ". ~ n,rsonal taste n,
ute Is quite nla'teI ". ~, IS ,,n;n, NJ M
OK with insistehce on Only one pp,"' J
Ter are seen there except OH W. iao
strangers. iheh IL , yoinpiih. ~ ~,
the lodge them, they 10. ,;'' ~. ' go o ~,
ent these uPperi'Ioe. auu..oI az r. ~
non moderate means comp tu w, ' Wv "a
the represented upWhs,ans, p". i,'o 80 ca