The sun., 1904-11-27

In the same apartments in the Majestic to
which they fed after NJ. Dippel, one winter,
tried housekeeping in New York for few
weeks. Edyth Walker is another guest
there. Louise Homer, her sister con-
tralto. lives in an apartment on upper
Brc adway with her husband and two little
children.
Olive Fremstad is Just now at the Algon-
auin, but it Is not certain how long she
will remain there She is nervous and has
almost as many disputes about the steam
heat as Nine. Sembrich and she is some
times given to leaving hotels at which she
had intended to stop for the season.
Marie di Macchi, the new dramatic
soprano from Italy, is at the Hotel Flanders.
near her brother, who is a teacher OF sing
ing on the upper West Side. Bertha Alten.
the new aspirant for the honors Of FIRTH
Scheff, sojourns at present at the Hotel
Belvedere, to which most OF the German
singers 60 when they arrive. Nine. Schu-
mann -Heink was. however, the only one
TO make it her permanent home.
Nine Bauermeister is again quartered
with friends who keep boarding house
and look upon her as their favored guest.
The principal dancers in the ballet are in
boar ding house on West ThiIty-eighth
street. which shelters many OF the singers
in the company who have not yet reached,
or maybe have passed, that eminence which
enables them to indulge in the luxury Of
expensive hotels.
A large contingent OF the italian singers
have settled In the Hotel York. There
are Signor Caruso and his wife, who have
seven rooms and an Italian cook; Eugenio
Giraldoni and Antonio Scott. simor
Giraldoni is married to Ru ssian. The
only bachelor in the party at the Hotel
York is Signor Sootti.
Pol Plancon, who was for a while at the
Hotel York, has moved to the Astor. ana
there reside M. SaleLa and his wife. sale2a
lives in a suite with southern exposure.
where he may get all the sunlight he wants
and at the same time he independent OF
the steam heat. The hotel 10 pro, ided
with regulators Of the temperature, and
when he Is not watching the wind blowing
of hats In the street or walking in Central
Park be is regulating the heater.
Nine. Saleza, who has always accom-
panied her husband TO this country, did
not expect to return this winter. as her
family has increased to two children and
she did not want to leave them alone at
Bruges, in the lower Pyrenees. But she
decided at the last moment that she would
! come for Q while at all events.
| Signor vigna has taken an apartment
In West Thirty-fourth street. where his
wife, who looks enough like him to be his
twin sister, cooks wonderful Italian dishes
| for her friends. II Nine. Vigna could only
wear one Of her husbands 200 linen dress
shirts she could conduct the orche stI a
at the opera without the difference being
detected from her 9ppearance.
Anton Van Rooy lives at the Cambridge
where he has always made his New York
home. Alfred Hertz Is at the New Astor
and Heinrich Knote, the new Munich tenor
who Ia to arrive next week, will also stop
there. Francisco Suibo, the short tenor
with the long voice, Is settled over In West
! Thirty-eighth street, with the Dufriche
| family, who have made their home there
| for some years.
Anton Fuchs Ia quartered with the same
German family that took him to its bosom
when he arrived here a year ago. The other
singers In the company are scattepd d among
various boarding houses, which are French
| Italian or German, according to the ma
| tionality Of the sineen.