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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21
LITTLE HAPPENINGS

Two nrgrpea entered the c~l,thlnr
atufv uf A. kahan. at 300 Main street
iaat n!Kht and stole tWo pairs 81
trnuhrra and other garments. White
ere ~ the wsn had kahan 80 10 the
Back % the store 10 show him aosns
kpedA b man in front Eas busy and
took everything he cu4ald Kus hts
hands on gutekiY and slipped out.
kahan save "A kussd description at
tbs mon AZ headquarters.
o. T. Nyhu reported 20 The police
this morning that his stable al fis
Dexter avenue va entered - ours
Lars last night and seyegal-aeka 81
grain stolen.
Lieutenant George NJ. brooke.
uNing 20 the rapid increase u ~.
ctuita Tor the United States army Ia
the city all. after January 1. be
permanently sfaftoued here. Re
ef11its must Be worn ~ By a conn.,
~missioned officer. and prior % lie a
eaptaln from the Portland station.
has made a tri-ru"uthiy Wait fer the
uurpoae % mastering Ia tbe men.
n g CNdY. an rxpr-~sman. has
flied a claim With the city fer ttnEee
DAMAGES for having been psrma-
nently manned ~ bslnE thrown
frum a wagon At q defective street
naatuE az the ournsr 81 Highland
drive ard second avenue Weht.
The Seattle night achaol gave a
Christmas ui-ffsiumsnt At the Con-
trail school last night A larsa au-
dlance attended. Superintendent 81
schools Cooper vas resent. Th~
school numbers o. being the largest
n itE Kind In the northwest
siouey % the amount ~ SIS wa
taken from the home 81 A. l..
Nichols. 2sii Western avenue yes
tsF8ny. BY burglars The thieves
had entered - means n a raaa Key
John Combs 81 ElmA who r~ec~utiy
married Miss Allcc = CHdy. OF the
aaue town. came 20 the HoHnny-
Watson morFus yesterday n
eiaimcd the body ~ the stubborn
child. 10 which his wife recently
gave birth. tie said that he waa the
father u the ehiid and that II would
he buried under bis name. The In
fants death IL claimed 20 have been
caused by n criminal operation.
Under the auspices ~ the chris
tiHu Endeavor Society. Grace ghni-
mars Brown viii speak on The
Progress % Christianity IN EEyrt~
At the University Conversational
church tomorrow evening al Z
o'clock.
The United States cable shin Burn
side came into port this morning and
VIII remain at the Arlington dock
for tho next two weeks, with the sx-
enutlon - sieh times when tn
cable viii need repairing. The Burn
side viii take on n cargo Of sup
piias for the qunrtermnsters depart
msnt at Manila. consisting mostly o.
hap. oats and grain. The exact
date when the Burnside viii SAL FOR
the orient has not 80 yet been an
naunced by the department
a White Miller vas ysHfeudav fined
50 BY Justice Cam fnr an aasnuiDon
Jack Borgie ~ the Dewey saloon on
Yesier Way. Miller was formerly em-
| uluved ~ porter IN tho saloon Uin
rInee was taken BY Booeie, whu was
drubhcd by tho old porter when ha
found him doing HIS work yesterday
morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21

TOWN
-HleHwAYMGN COMMIT suRlEs
or MURDERS AND RoBnHR.
l1s. AND ESCAPE

KR0NvIfLn Tenn, Dec. "a
Three masked htHhwaymeu last
night killed and robbed corbiu
itoWe. They neat entered the Of
flee Of tho Proctor Coal Company,
beat the boohAeeper unconscious aud
robbed the plRoa A fuw minutes
later they attempted 10 rob Charles
Rogers on the street Tbs latter fled
bat was wounded by shot The
hiEhWaymeu then escaped.
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Genuine ORGAN Snaps

You cant beat oar tA III and ~
offers On res orsanH aHY uhsrs. ana
W have ascana- hard msludsons and
organs ftam IS upwafd
We sell Instruments On tina meat uh-
rrAl terms ard s~uaFantss them 30 hs
as represented old Instruments taken
IN exchange "a their f,stl commercial
value pTanns foe Hant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21

who has ever presented "GiocondA'
IN English on tAe American stage
although the drama was presented
in the original ~ nusc herself dur
ing her recent touF % the United
States That Miss Roberts enters
fully Int the spirit Of the poet con
cepfion vas FULLY proved LAST night,
story
4 = not until the drama l. ar
praaehine a climax that Miss ROT
erts appears al her best. In the first
act. especially. her warm. tmnulefFs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21

crane ana was at once time MI
Wilton iackvea leading support
I'm convict a%fripoa' viii be tho
attraction at the THIRD AVsnun-tana,
ter this afternoon. aud the company
closes itH engagement with tontEhtH
performance
prssnninr with "a matinee por-
Fhruaanre tomorrow Afternoon. The
tfeti walters VIII open a weeks
euHNEpWpnt Joe Kelly n the star
OF the company. and the comedy nh
revised this season in full of nov
-spettaitiea. new songs. new music
and "a number 81 now comedians
The Head Walters In full Of fruia
tehirs run nam first to last
-
Mrs l1ake IN Mary Of Maadaia,
the drama - which she viii he seen
herr soon. continues "a win IA the
various cities Of her Itinerary the
same measure II commundaflun that
us bestowed upon her aud her
sfeat production during her two en-.
sagumcnts IN New York In the
Heyae drama.
Margaret Ellington. the charming
little inHrnue seen with Sotharn here
AHA"H ENHLH"H# HEHNN NN NNNHNNH NNHE
ttat week She Il now MIRA Daniel
F%rnhtnan, aud doesn't have % work
Tor "a living.
H0aton thought irving Dante was
fine New York and London thought
It was bad.
John Morton. author Of The Vol
nuteer OrHnhtat Hnd other popular
utcledraman. IL dead
Kyrie naNew Is giving The Sac
Famrnt Of Judas" n curtain raiser.
With Rafnes
About 1901 plays that are never
produced, are copyrighted IN the
United states every year.
Looking for a wife. which play
ed az the seattle last week went
down and sat at Portland. and the
members or the company haNru't
Nat the wheeewithal 10 get out OF
town
Monsieur ueaueaiFe" has reached
u t2bth performance In London.
John Drew. Who is nov in the
provinces with capt nteprN.' ia
getting handled roughly.
While Colitar and Weber and
t1elds have parted. and the man
asef= are about tsadeo wiser. Mnf~
th7n n manager has parted come
rsuY With Collier richer ia expert.
aner ~ tte enms Kind. in thr iast
eisht or nine years A Jonah zurmn
ta have been au hts trail aluea he
became diRutfted and called himself
William Collier VIII rest until
after the holidays when he vii take
4 Fool and Its Money south.
Mansfield VIII tackle Ivan the
Terrible. next week
Nat Goodwin lost iGs. 600 an his
= experiment With a Midsummer
Nights Dream Nat SAYS tt'u
cheaper 90 bsf on the races than 70
50 Shakespeare"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21
The Simplex Piano Player

tbs Aimpisx piano Player n always
ready n willing ~ play for any
anywhere. At any time. and aiwaYs
does lie work technically and ultsaical-
~ correct roa could rot nave q bet.
ter musical friend than THE HfN.
pI.nx We would IKE to ave you
come ~ and hear a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21
Florence Roberts

N n Annunales trogio drama.
'9fpNNHia Mss florrntc Roberts
last night rcored he8 greatest laeal
triumph Hs au emotional actress hs.
fefN an audienee that fitted the So
attle thfttor irwin ntt Go tome Al
tteaka shv wei hef WAY into she
heaHta 90 Seattle theatcr Noefa tn
lt9htef uoles than that ct utAHHHus
Efes stutlr heroine Miss Roberts
witt he%ucvcurth he remembered a.
we'll or better Tor her Interpretation
81 the part the Italian poet created
NpfesslN fof his great eouutfY-
tamau. buse
Miss Roberts Is the only actress
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21

personality Is too atrans Cor the role
OF silvia s~ettals the neglected wife
90 the sculptor iucio. whose soul Is
torn between true affection tur the
woman ke has married and passion
ate love for Uiocouda. htH beautiful
wiodel
nut la the later scenes. who're
Sryias whole boiuH is aroused 60 q
frusr % her wrouEa aud she g.
aroused u "a uUrcs u~uhauudod de
sire 10 retain her husbands heart
ana drive her rival from the place
she has uaurpcd MtaH Roberts act.
lnE g. superb
And IA tho closing aoene. where
silvia appears cruelty maimrd hy
the loss Of her hands Whlgh she SAC.
riuCvd ia save hor husbands master
piccv frum destruction by the ieal=
uua 6insonda. and deserted hy the
WahkllnH sculptor the actress az
pears 20 searctlN lrs- advantage
Few sennvS ever presented nn the
ionai stasu e1usl In terrible intensity
% emotion that whore silvia falls at
the feet Of her little daughter and
bursts into passionate weeping over
her misfortune
A. Iucia Mr. t.uelus Henderson
d0na better work than Usual tof htfn
a. Miss Roberts leading lie
plays the dlffcuit part with cnnsids
cradle delieaCy and feeling
A. Lorenzo GHddi Mr. William
Ncranca hHa but a mlnar OLD mans
part. but plays it with a truth 10
the lines that makes Il a ~ the
finest 81 the play,
The other parts ARE fairly well
taken. although Miss Nina Herbert
as Gineauda. falls FAR below the Part
she assumes she II possessed Of
neifherVoloc nor temperament go plhy
the role. aud the lines fall cold and
uufeeiing AZ coutrteted e. Miss Rob
erts burning dcnuneiauon ~ her
rival
The play will not be repeated aEais
durinr Miss Roberts present sn
EaEeuant but Il a to be hoped that
she vii be seen in It nter this sea
ID
Miss Roberts appears in The
Friaky Ma Johnson this afternoon
and evening
SUNDAY night the Olympia Opera
company ufil open a short season
OF opeBshounr at the Grand
"Oiivatiea IL the pises selected for
the purpose New scenery. new cos
TUNES and a CLEVER personnel viii
render Il attractive. oiivrtfr" VIII
run oniY one performance The btu
VIII be changed nightly a. follows
Monday nlght said rasha Tues
day and Wednesday nights Tbs
Isle ~ Champagne Thursday
night. ia Naseutta Friday mat
lace ard ulght. fhe Girl from
Paris and Saturday matinee and
ulEht. ieecrqs masterpiece The
Pearl Of rekiu
Andres Robson. who will appear
ln the ttf1e-Fais - the dramHtims
tinn 81 Winston ChuHehHFa Tsopuiaf
novel. Richard cafNei II said So
b. one - Fh~ most expert swords :
men or the stage A. e boy. sin gle
sticks aeflghfed hifg amt a. Ne Ffew"
"a manhood he hrcanse Wasf expert
with the fofla Mr.. Robson has
feueeI with some 81 the best maitres
d'eacrtfge IN this cuuatsY ard n II
seldom that any has been able
90 worst him In an encounter Ills
sword uiay IN Richard Carved" is
said 10 be remarkable
Foxy GRANDPA. the bright.
sparkling musical comedy. comes 10
she Grand Tor a limited engagement
next month
The Bonnie nrter Bush comes
the week after next % the brand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21

Talking Machines with thousands
% records 10 select frofnl. Munhr
noK~s, Vlollna Guitars. Maudolins.
Hanlos. Assertions. Flutes. Clart-
nets, strings and supplies % all
kinda-mRkins IL an easy matter 70
n-iect a suitable xtft. and our spe-
ciai Xmas prices assure you - en-
trnordinary value IN anything you
buy here.
STORE OPEN EVENINGS TILL.
AFTER XMAS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21
Seven Happy Purchasers So De.
eided al D. 5. Johnstohrs
Yesterday

M largest. most elegant and best
Assorted steek uf PIANOS and on
gANs ever shown in Seattle IL nos
Displayed IN cur blE store. crowded
from basement % balcony The gFeat
variety. the merit % the Instruments.
coupled With aur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21
THE KAISER
Is THERE

HANOVER Dee ~ The kaiser
attended The services % the uano.
KHftan regiments this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21
Special Holiday Prices

Mahs a continuation that al once
Commands thu admiration - all In
trudtnE purchasers fhr elegant line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21

The beautiful things IN Neekwear.
Fancy Hosiery. Fancy sHspendara.
Handkerchief and Gloves shown by
King Bros, Bt4 fat ave. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21
MRS. ALIENS |
TRIAL SET

The trial Of Mrs Ellen Alien for
the murder OF Mrs Laura Gmhaan.
az south Seattle. wAn set down on
the criminal court trial calendar this
morning for January - Mrs Alien
had hoped that she miEhg 10 tried
the first Of b Huanth. but ON tns
- the number af criminal cassn
pending u was imnazHible. Her de
Tense viii be- temporary insanity
The ease ~ George Manderstiie.
y ha mortAily stabbed IA McDegttt.
al Tult. tn a aaiepn fight was set
on the trial calendar for February =
Found a, ta3i Second Ave.
The best line Of up-to-date Neck
wear Ia seattle. p ~ nrpokH q
Co. fazt second ave. Arcade bldg
"
--t-
Xmas Muair. = Falnea IN choir. EuHs
dag nlEhL "a FIRST II T. church. Ihisd
ard Pine "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21
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Neckwear beauties Come early
and aoo ua. IL n. Brooks A. Co,
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SURE CURE FOR PILES

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21

with many 81 tho same company
that has been presenting this
charming comedy Tor several Hea-
Sons OF course. Mr Sfuddart con
tnuea as Lachlsn Campbell He
has made that character the great
est Interpretation % his whole
career and Hsaben Fax afNI appears
Posty. THE supporting company
and scenic production are said 70
b the equal Of those seen here IN
the past.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21

Hoyt's a Trip 20 Chinatown
wiu be The bin NJ the Seattle thea
ter, Christmas week. II opens to-
morrow night. ana ~ presented by =
clever company. The costumes are
elaborate. aud a complete set OF
new scenery and stage settings ere
carried There VIII be ChrDtmas
and Saturday matIneea.
Mr. Jack Campbell. who portrnyn
the character ~ Well and strong. IL
sell known 20 the theater-R going
public. having been the head-iinar a.
Keith'H theater In New York FOR the
rast four years before Joining the
Hovt'H forces.
Miss sylvia starr. etc. widow IN
Chinatown. b. n well known member
% the Frohman Empire Stock corn
pany. Mr.. Frank Bsamiah VIII be
remembered ~ the leading man of
the Henry Miller company. when he
first produced that beautiful drama.
-HcnrfEeaHe@ Mr.. John Black no
plays the part 81 Pen Gay. is well
known. having been with such
prominent actors as Robson a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21
in A
!. HURRY

Christmas buyers realise that Il IL
Stss 10 make their seleotioas early. BE-
foFp The stocks are badly br0kan. AZ
any rata
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21

Foxy Gmndpa. the bright.
sparkling musical comedy. comes 10
she Grand fof a limited engagement
next month
THE Bonnie nrisr Bush comes
the week after next - the brand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-21

Margaret Ellington. the charming
little inHrnue seen with Sotharn here
last season. retired from the staHe
week She IL now MIRA Daniel
ffnhman aud doesn't have 10 work
Tor IA LIVING
New-York tribune., 1903-01-25
KIRCHWEY ON FACULTY CONTROL.
Columbia Professor Says It Is Not Salts
factory in Athletics.

An article in the current number OF The Column
bia University Quarterly by Professor George w
Klrchwey. dean Of the Columbia Law School ana
a member of the university faculty committee OH
athletics deals with the perplexing problem OF
the control Of student sports by the faculties OF
American colleges Professor Kirchwey says tha'
faculty committees cannot control undersrddua's
athletics in a satisfactory manner; this. he thhhs'
must come by the cultivation of a proper con-
science in the student body. The dean further
thinks that graduate rather than faculty control
should he method ct regulation for student
sports Professor Kirchwey's article follows, in
part:
1t seems clear that the regulation Of the ten
the neglect of the intellectual inter
ests Of the studeIts concerned must n deV0lss
properly be delegated to any outside autnoii
made it perfectly clear that such regulation (of
financial management is absolutely necessary and
viding 1t with complete success. From the point @
OF view OF efcient nm and DO r. seems to
the fatal objection to this plan Is that ,ft ~ se
which are not its own. and which have no rsla-
ton to its proper function in the baayv and
pbasizes Induly and somewhat extensively the
ofciai distrust of student management and that
it affords no opportunity for the competent ana
right minded Of the students to manage their 3Wn n
affairs 1t is true that effective control IS
requisite But it need not be university coitroi. i
ton as is compatible with safety ,o.,
The qualifications for membership on CJAPotIII7
university teams must be substantially the same.
and eligibility rules are essentially matters 70 dIr
agreement 1t should. therefore. be the first ousi-
ness of the student and graduate managers 70 en-
ter into formal engagements with the atnleuG IN
terests-whether official non-ofhcial-of rlVdI III
situtions respecting the qualifications OF nnenoeIs
Of the several teams A general agreement On a
uniform system of rules, perhaps as tne result Ito o
some federation of the athletic interests o ch
institutions might easily be the outcome OF such
efforts This has been accomplished with consple,u-
aus success in the case of certain sports-as in the
Intercolegiate Rowing Associatior-and the prlI-
ciple seems under such conditions as are mere pre-
figured to be capable of indefinite extension
New-York tribune., 1903-01-25
MUSICAL NOTES.
Calendar and Operas for the Week-
'EyRani1' ReauaI Wednesday.

Sunday-Metropolitan Opera House, $50 p. m
popular operatc concert; No. 10l Park,ave: 4
p m. concert and chamber music by the
Names Quartet.
Monday-Metropolitan Opera House, p M,
French opera, "Faust'; Dalys Theatre. p M
illustrated lecture by Walter Damroscn on
'Siegfried"; Hotel Majestic, p. m, concert OF
Tuesday-Day's Theatre. $50 p M. concert Of old
music by Sam Frsnko and the American
Symphony Orchestra; Mendelssohn Hail. 2; M
song recital by George Devoll and EoWin
Isham; Chamber Music Room. Carnegie Hail.
$50 p. m, concert of chamber music by the
Dannreuther Quartet; Waldorf-Astoria,i 40, g. s:So
D. M. performance of Gounod's opera 'Phfle-
mon ct Baucis,' for charity.
wsanesasyaMstrOgel,sssan Opera Houss E. a
Ftfty-eghth-st-, p. M, illustrated lecture
The Later Operas by Mozart" by Elliott
Schenck.
Thursday-Dsly'e Theatre p. m. illustrated lect-
ure on G6tterdannrnerung," by Walter DAM
roech: Mendelssohn Hall. p. m, concert OF the
Eew-York scottish ~ Society chHreh 2t the Holy
csntaa BY Whitney coomb-
free
the Philhsrmonie socfety; Metropolitan Opera
House, z. No.. French and Italian opera, LA
sQhn Hail s:lb p m, recital of pioce entitled
"ln Fairyiand."
So ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Opera House 2 D. m
Italian opera at popular nrices, Aida: Car
negie Hall s15 p, M, concert OF the Phiihar-
monic Society, Mendeissohn Hall. p. m, pie no.
forte recital by Mrs Haddsn Alexander.
The tenth week of the grand aners sshsnn at
New-York tribune., 1903-01-25
SOME MEN INTERESTED IN OLD MUSlC.
Compositions Brought Forzeard at the Philharmonic az" 1'
FranLos Concert Il Breton Ballad

the kew from the sleeping king opened 'he ea'es
ard the inrushng food overwhelmed The cltv-a
calamity that had been predicted by Iwenoie' t'ie
ne,ron saint OF Ys In the opera the sVoi9 10
varied being told follows:
King Karnac the redoubta BILE foe OF the people
Of Ys falls in love with Margaret. one OF the TWO
1a,1rhters OF the King OF Us, and promises 70 pu
on end forever to the wars II the fair one sneI.
oorsent 70 become his wife. on the day SET apai l
S- the nuptias Margaret being apprfseo or tne re-
flrn of Mylio the only man she had ever oseu: at ~
whom she had long lamented for dead. Eetu "
might her troth Karnac, who, ndis osaO, s
The astonshed and frightened people throws Cow
he earc Of battle to the King of Us. great bat,
tie eIsiles but Karnac and his troops are oeieatet
and annihilated by Mylo, who. loVed pE put ..or %
loving Margaret, is going to marry het SIC ~ .
Rorenn Margaret. almost mad, WanoeIS over
battlefield. and approaching the despontpeeht o.
mac asks his help aVenge at once his $3.50 a,ear
and her humiliation. She knows now 10 pp1, S1,
the dikes that protect Us from being noodeo ng
the ocean Karnac's powerful arm must open
them The horrible deed is performed tne ,t GIf ,
submerged Mylo meeting harnac ngnls VIII i..,
and kills him. the King of vs. My1o hoHeIln, N IT,,
earet and all the fugitives from the oooIieu .s s
Strive to reach the top of hill, put the
are iucessantly rising Margaret cries: hSS
waters will never stop until they nave reaeoe a n
their prev and before Mylio and hozenn ca CaH
tnta hold Of her she Jumps into the angry waves:
Al this moment Corentin. the patron sdllIt "a "a
P~ittanv annears on the surface OF the Watefs dIu
with extended arms keeps hack the ocean loie'ei
The overture to this opera was first brought for
uer5 by Mr. Theodore Thomas at one Of his Young
PEOPLES concerts in steinway Hall on January H.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-25

will be sung by Van Rooy): the Air d'Ossian,'
from Massenets "Werther" sung by Salgnac;
aria by Gluck. and Bizet's "Chanson boheme,"
from Carmen" both Of which will be contributed
by Nine. Louise Homer: three songs interpreted
by Nine. FRITZ Scher and a duo from Les
Dragons de Villars" by Maillart. sung by Miss
Marylh and Salignac.
Sam Franko's second concert of old music will be
given at Days on Tuesday afternoon. with the
following programme. the American Symphony
Orchestra and Mrs Dometsch assisting:
Christoph wiilbad Won Gluck d7l4-17sO
tBy courtesy Of r. a. Gevaert)
Concerto in minor Johann Sebastian Bach d6s5175o)
(F'or harpsichord accompanied by string quintet.)
Mrs. Dolmetsch.
Pierre Alexandra Monsirny C72e-1s1D
Anssgs sa :safas. m rssus wolfsanF Mozart
Symphony In A major )
music dramas by Walter Damrosch. at Daly's
Theatre will be given Monday and Thursday. at 8
D. m The Monday lecture will be on "Siegfried'
and Mr. Damrosch will have the kind assistance
of Nine Gadski 10y courtesy of the Maurice Grau
cpera Company. who will sing "Brunnhilde's
Awakening" and, with Ellison Van Hoose the
finale from the last act The closing lecture in the
series will be on "G5tterdammerung." Herr An
dreas Dippel will be the soloist and will sing seg
fried's Narrative"
The Kneisel Quartet will give their fourth cham
her music concert in Mendessohn Hall on Tuesday
evening February 8, and will have the assistance
of Arthur Whiting. pianist and NJ. g. Longy oboe,
who will assist in the Mozart quartet for oboe,
violin viola and cello.
The fourth symphony concert for young people
will be given on Saturday afternoon. February Z.
in Carnegie Hall. under the direction OF Frank