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How | Took NV
Wrinkles Out
After Massage, Creams and Beauty
Doctors Had Failed.
By HARRIET META.

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DAUGHTER OF VI0LINlST
WEDS BARON C0PPENS

BRUSSELS. Nov. "A large crowd
Of friends was present at the Church
of the Trinite to witness the wedding of
Mile. Thesy Ysaye. daughter OF NJ. Eu-
gene Ysaye, the famous violiaist, TO
Baron Coppens. The bride, VINO is a
beautiful. girl Of seventeen. wore an
empire dress of white liberty satin.
trimmed with lace, and a long train.
The bridesmaids were the grand
daughters Of the sculptor, Constantin
Meunier- They were accompanied by
the brides two young brothers. The
bridesmaids were dressed in whIts, their
silk hats being wreathed with rosebuds.
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Mrs William Bryant. Miss Mary John
son. Miss Phil Wattles. Mrs Charles
Steuart, Miss Lila Barrett. Mrs. VIII
liam BoOthe. Miss Ruth Bryant. Mrs.
Lawrence StableT, Miss Rose Mcdonald,
Mrs. George French.
The home OF Robert Jones was the
scene Of very pretty party Friday
in honor OF his daugh-e er, Miss Collins
Jones. the occasion being Halloween.
The decorations we're apprupriate to the
DAY, pumpkins forming a large part OF
them all sorts OF games were played.
Master Thomas Wattles was the win
ner Of the first prize. Others who at
tended the party were Miss Mariette
Love. Miss Sarah and Miss Charlotte
kempeT. Miss Fortune Klrkpatrick.
Miss Ruth Morton. Miss Isabel Boswell.
Miss Julia and Miss Mary Roberts.
Miss Marion Fletcher, Miss Carol
Leadbeater. Miss Frances snoot, Mss
Nina Fulton, and Jack Scott, Clinton
Smoot, Clarence Robertson. Charles
Cariin, Louis King, John Leadbeater,
Carroll Ashby, Lawrence Faucet, Gard
liner Boothe, Francis Johnson and
Charles and Clark Moses and Boyce
Nurse. OF washington
At meeting Of the Seventeenth vir-
gimia Regiment Chapter. held here,
Mrs. William Ogden, Mrs William A.
Smoot. Mrs. NJ c. Peyton, Airs. ". f.
Carne. jr.. Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett
and Mrs. A. Cornelius Wycon were
elected delegates to the convention to
be held at the jamestown Exposition
grounds the week OF November II.
Mrs. Thomas ". Robinson was the
hostess Friday afternoon at a meeting
of the Mount Vernon Chapter OF the
d. A. R., at which Mrs. Wilbur L. Reid,
chairman. presided. After the business
was conducted a tea was served Mrs
RObinsons guests were Mrs. George
French, Mrs. Louis Barley, Mrs. VIII
liam c. Wattles. Mrs. John DoWnes,
Mrs. Louis Scott Miss Bessie Janney.
Misses Mary ana Clarence Snowden
The members present were Mrs. VII
liam B. Smoot, Mrs. z. S. Howell, Mrs.
Robert c. Powell. Miss Rebecca Powell,
Mrs. william Morton. Mrs. Stewart
Janlison. Mrs. Gardiner Boothe and
Mrs. William J. Boothe, jr.
Mrs. Mary Wheatly Is spending a
short time in Fredericksburg. the guest
OF her brother. c. A. Gore
Thomas W. Robinson is in Richmond.
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'NOUCH SAID.

You can fool all OF the people some
OF the time and some OF the people all
Of the time But
why 20 further" interrupted Sen
ator Sniffkins. The two classes you
have named constitute a safe-wOrking
majority. The Houston Chron-
icle.
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THE LAST OF THE PLAQUES.

One by one the plaques Of Egypt are
being abolished by science. The frogs
were abolished long age by the drain
tile The fieas are checked by insect
powder, and the darkness that could be
felt has melted away before the arc
light The sixth plague still remains in
full glory. The fly is always with us.
Tie great Dr.. Radcliffe used to declare
that the three worst annoyances of life
were smoke, flies, and irrelevant ques-
tons.-F'rom Golfers Weekly.
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Among the out-of-town guests at the
wedding OF Miss Ruth Bryant and Lieut..
Wilson Brown, L. 8. N, whicsi took
place Wednesday at noon. were Mai
and Mrs. Thomas Kirkpatrick. L. S. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Brown, and Miss
Brown, Of New York; Lieut.. and Mrs.
John Downes. Robert Brown, OF New
York; Admiral and Mrs. Walker, Mrs.
Wilson. Mrs. Kate Rearney Henry, Of
Washington; Mr.. and Miss Cartwright,
Of Philadelphia; Col. and Mrs. Arthur
Herbert, OF Seminary Hill; Mr., and Mrs.
Kennedy Boone, Mrs. Warren BuckIer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pinkney Whyte, Clarence
Whiting, Of Baltimore; Mrs. Thomas
Alexander Lee, and Miss Mary Custis
Lee, Ethelbert Fairfax, and Miss vir-
ginia Fairfax, and Mr.. and Mrs sIown,
OF Baltimore.
Lieut. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Maigne.
Of the Seventh Cavalry, are visiting
Mrs. Maigne's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Francis J. Davidson. Lieutenant Maigne
is stationed at Fort Riley.
The Rev. John CaEanaugh. formerly
pastor Of the Free Methodist Church. Of
this city, but now Of WilkesbarTe, Pa.
Is mere Tor a snort VISIT
Mrs. w, z. Lovejoy and daughter
and Mrs. X. l. Lambeth, are the guests
OF Mrs. Rufus ". Powell at Newport
News and the jamestown Exposition.
Miss Bessie W. Jones has returned
from a visit to Charlottesville While
there she was the guest Of Miss Mary
VNof. fys
for some weeks previous to her visit to
Charlottesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Washington
and family, accompanied by their
nephew. Randolf Tucker. have moved
to washington. where they will make
their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert snowden have
returned from & visit to Jamestown ana
Newport News
Miss Mary Lee has returned to her
home in winchester, after a visit to Mrs.
Yeatman.
Miss Agnes Payne, of Warr4nton,
spent a few days here during the week
as the guest OF Mrs. T NJ Jones.
Miss Mamie Norton and Miss Gault
Norton have returned from a visit to
Richmond.
The Rev. and Mrs. Browne have left
for their home in Portsmouth, after
visit to Mrs. Brownies parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Ramsay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Overton-Rice have re-
turned from z. trip to the Pacific coast.
Miss Cummings is home after a few
weeks spent in Richmond. where she
was the guest Of friends.
Mrs. Hugh Mcguire was the hostess
Saturday evening at a very pretty party
given in honor OF Miss Ruth Bryant,
now Mrs. William Browne. Bridge was
played and the prizes were won by Mrs.
Emmito c. Dunno and Mrs. Steward
Jamison. Others present were Mrs. T.
Marshall Jones, Mrs. Harry Burke. Mrs.
William B. Smoot. Mrs. William c.
Wattles, Mrs. John Downes, Mrs. VII
liam 3. Dangsrheld, Mrs. J. NJ. John
son, Mrs. Archie Hexton, Mrs. Andrews,
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Town
Visitors MANY
In Alexandra

Maj. and Mrs. John w. Breen have
left for Gonzales, Tex, to remain all
winter as the guest Of their daughter.
Mrs. L. L, Williams.
Miss Elwyn and Miss Frances Turner.
Of the Plains. are visiting Miss Lila
Carter.
Mrs H. NJ. Lewis and her little daugh-
ter, Julia, OF Charlottesville, are the
guests Of friends in this city.
S. r Dishman and family left during
the week for Spokane. Wash, where
Mr.. Dishman will engage in business.
Dr.. and Mrs. Thomas 3. Cochran have
returned from their wedding trip.
Mrs Carlysle Smith has returned to
her home, accompanied by her sisters
Mrs. Kennedy Boone and Mrs. Warren
Buckler, of Baltimore, whom she mas
been visiting.
Miss Elizabeth Lippitt, Of BerryviIIe.
has returned to her nome after a visit
to her sister, Mrs. w. c. Wattles.
J. J. Hussey. of Atlanta, Ga. is spend
ing few days in this city.
Mrs Perry Duke and daughter, and
Mrs, jamie Ferry, Of BranchYille, S. c.,
left this morning for home, after a visit
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n
in fortune telling. other old-fashioned
games and singing. after which all
present gathered around the long tables
which he'd been heaped with refresh
ments and spent the remainder of the
evening in banqueting and tOast-mak-
inG.
w. ". Green. superintendent of the
Sunday school, acted as toastmaster.
Among those replying to toasts were
Charles Perkins. Miss Frazier, Frank
Kimn 1, Miss Klink. John ", Palmer,
jr., ". Spates. Mr.. Gamett. Mrs Kim
mel, Miss Mertz and Mr. WalstOn.
Each guest was presented with SOU
venir when he left the table.
The club is an organization of the
young people among the congregation
and is in a very dourishing condition,
havirg an enrolment Of about forty.
The officials are as follows: Presi-
dent, Charles Perkins; vice president,
Miss Eva HnIyard; secretary, Miss
Florence Hllyard; treasurer, Frank
Ikimmel.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Carl-Smith, after an
absence Of FIVE months. have returned
to their home, 1888 Seventeenth street.
Mr.. Carl-Smith spent delightful sum
mer sketching in Holland.
Mine. Marie Won Unschuld-Lazerd Will
be at home this winter on the first and
third Sundays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Wollberg were
at home last Sunday evening at their
residence on Cameron street, Alexan-
dria. Va, in honor OF their foTueth
wedding anniversary. The home was
beautifully decorated in huge yellow
chrysanthemums and palms, with the
same color scheme carried out in the
dining room and table. Mrs. Wollberg
was assisted in receiving by Mrs NJ
Morris, Mrs. A. Levy, Mrs Benjamin
Wouberg, and the Misses Wollberg.
The Alexandria section of the Council
of Jewish Women, presented Mrs. Woll-
berg, who is president of the section,
with two handsome oil paintings
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon II. ReizensteiR,
who have been the guests OF Mrs. X.
Harris, of the Oakland, have returned
TO their home In New York city, accom-
panied by Miss Helene D. Engel.
Mrs. Clara Bresiau announces the en-
gagemsnt Of her daughter, Sadie, TO
Goldsmith Sigmund. 10th of this city.
Miss Blanche Hassenberg and Miss
Nellie Hassenberg, Of Il29 Park place
northeast, gave a Halloween party
Thursday evening. Games and dancing
were enjoyed during the evening, fol-
lowed by a supper The favOrs were in
the form Of Jack-o lanterns and pump
kins.
Those in the party were 8iiss Hattie
Sharp, Miss Yole Birchheld, Misses
Blanche and Nellie Hassenberg. and
Harry Harris. Joe Harris, Raymond
Pubic, Harry Vanluk, Eugene Aspin,
and Herbert Chinn.
Mrs. Fannie Oppenheimer, Of 1904 Q
street, will leave Washington shortly to
reside in New York.
The many friends OF the Rev. DR..
Abram Simon viii be pleased 10 icaIE
that he is rapidly convalescing from
his illness.
Owing to repairs in the temple, tho
LADIES' Auxiliary Society. OF the Eighth
Street Temple. viii not meet in its YES
try until Monday afternoon, November
il.
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Weddings-Enaagements

Prof. and Mrs. Charles E. Monroe an
pounce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter. Miss Winifred B. Monroe, TO Charles
Henry Matthews, jr., Of Philadelphia,
and Devon. "a. No date mas yet been
set for the wedding. Mr.. Matthews is
a graduate Of Princeton.
Or. and Mrs. Egbert A Clark an
nounce the engagement OF their sister,
Miss Elizabeth Masterson Leech, to Mil
lard Farrar West, Of Kentucky. Miss
Leech is the daughter of the late Ed
ward O. Lecch, Of Washington and
New York The marriage Will take
place very quietly in The home Of Scna-
TOT and Mrs. Thomas II. Carter, on
Sixteenth street, but as yet no date has
been announced.
Announcement is made Of the engage
ment and approaching marriage Of Miss
Katherine Brewer TO Lieut.. Col. Charles
Watts. now stationed at Brooklyn. The
wedding viii take place about the mid
die Of November. The bride-elect is
now the guest OF her brother, DR.. Jack
Brewer, at Fort Hucechaca, Arizona,
and is expected 70 join her mother soon
IN their apartments in the Oakland.
Miss Clara Howard and Louis ".
Collman. son Of Mr.. ana Mrs. J. Hough
Collman. of Baltimore, whose engage
ment was announced recently. will be
married early in January in the home
OF the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George H. Howard, on n street. Nj.
ColIman. who maintains a residence in
Baltimore. has also a large estate in
Florida, where he VIII take his bride
Immediately after their marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Loving, of
Richmond. announce the engagement of
their daughter, Louise Cabell, to T.
Lawrence Patrick, formerly of DanviIle.
Va. but more recently of this city.
The wedding will take place in No
vember.
Miss sally Dunton Dixon, daughter Of
Dr. and Mrs. George A. Dixon. and
William May Wright, son Of Mrs.
Carrie May Wright, of this city, will be
married Thursday in the home OF the
brides parents, Is West Forty-ninth
street. New York The Rev. Dr. Henry
Sloane Coffin will oficiate. The cere-
mony VIII take place At o'clock Miss
Dixon will be given in marriage by her
father. and she viii have one attend
ant. her cousin. Miss Priscilla D. Stan
ton, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lee
Stanton. Julian Wright, a brother of
the bridegroom, viii be the best man,
and the ushers chosen are William
Frenaye, Howard Slade Gordon Doug
lass, Allan Wellman, George A Dixon,
ir., a brother OF the bride, and PercivaI
Taylor, Of Philadelphia A reception
will follow the ceremony.
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A wedding OF tho past week in Des
MoInes, Iowa, of interest to Washington
was that of Miss Marie Olsen, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. Olsen. of East
Thirty-third street. and Jesse Franklin
Sprinkle. OF Washington, which took
place last Wednesday evening at Cherry
Lawns, the home OF the brides parents.
One hundred and fifty guests were pres
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Mrs. John Mason, OF New Orleans,
La. is visiting her mother, Mrs. Anne
Fox, of Leesburg,
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Mr.. and Mrs Walter U. Varney have
returned from visit 10 the jamestown
Exposition.
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Miss Sue Lnckett. of Washington. and
her sister, Mrs. Hope, of Charlottes-
Vile, Va, have been visiting Miss Fan
ME Edwards at the latters home in
Leesburg.
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Charles n. Newton, of Leesburg. has
accepted a position in the freight office
OF the Southern Railway, near Alex
andria, We
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Mrs. William Newton Wise left Wed
nesday morning for an extended visit
to her daughter. Mrs. Luclen r. Curry,
Of Richmond. Va.
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Earl Hellmuth is home on a visit to
MS parents. Mr.. HeIlmuth now resides
In Colorado Springs.
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Miss Patience Van Deyanter. of
Alexandria. Va, is visiting her father.
Addison Van DsYanter. at Paeonian
Springs. this county.
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Owing to repairs in the temple, the
LADIES' Auxiliary Society. OF the Eighth
Street Temple. viii not meet in its YES
try until Monday afternoon, November
IL
The Washington times., 1907-11-03

The many friends OF the Rev. DR..
Abram Simon viii be pleased 10 icaIE
that he is rapidly convalescing from
his illness.
The Washington times., 1907-11-03

Mrs Perry Duke and daughter, and
Mrs, jamie Ferry, of BranchYille, S. c.,
left this morning for home, after a visit
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J. J. Hussey. Of Atlanta, Ga. is spend
ing a few days in this city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Leon II. ReizensteiR,
who have been the guests OF Mrs. K.
Harris, of the Oakland, have returned
TO their home In New York city accom-
panied by Miss Helene D. Engel.
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to relatives. They will stop al James
town on their way homo.
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Miss Elizabeth Lippitt, Of BerryviIle.
has returned to her nome after a visit
to her sister, Mrs. w. c.. Wattles.
The Washington times., 1907-11-03

Mr.. and Mrs. T. Carl-Smith, after an
absence Of five months have returned
to their home, 1873 Seventeenth street
Mr.. Carl-Smith spent delightful sum
mer sketching in Holland.
The Washington times., 1907-11-03

John O. Lewis, of Washington, ID. c.,
was a recent visitor in LeesburE.
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Mrs. Fannie Oppenheimer, of 1904 Q
street, will leave Washington shortly to
reside in New York.
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Mrs. William Bryant. Miss Mary john
son. Miss Phil WattIes. Mrs Charles
Steuart, Miss Lila Barrett. Mrs. VII
liam BoOthe, Miss Ruth Bryant. Mrs.
Lawrence Stabler, Miss Rose McDouald.
Mrs. George French
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gagemsnt OF her daughter, Sadie, TO
Goldsmith Sigmund. 10th of this city.
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Mlna. Marie Won Unschuld-Lazsrd viii
be at home this winter on the first anu
third Sundays.
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w. c. Alexander. OF Philadelphia, Pa,
was the guest of relatives in Leesburg
during the last week.
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pounce the engagement Of their daUgh-
ter. Miss Winifred B. Monroe, TO Charles
Henry Matthews, jr., of Philadelphia,
and Devon, "a. No date mas yet been
set for the wedding. Mr.. Matthews is
a graduate Of Princeton.
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Mrs. Mary Wheatly Is spending a
short time in Fredericksburg. the guest
OF her brother. c. A. Gore
Thomas W. Robinson is in Richmond
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daughter of MIR. and Mrs. II. J. Daniel,
OF near South Boston, to z. F. Walker.
Tuesday afternoon, at the home OF the
bride, ''Maplewood, Halifax county,
Virginia
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Harvey Clarke
have issued invitations to the marriage
of their daughter. Virginia Pollard. 10
Hartwen Augustus Taylor. Monday eve
ming at half after o'clock. in the First
Baptist Church. Richmond.
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Mrs. c. Shirley Carter. jr.. received
Saturday afternoon last, from 10 G
o'clock, in honor OF her daug 'der-rn-
law, Mrs. John Andrew Beaver, OF New
York city. Mrs. Carter was atured in
a gown Of pale gray crepe de chine, aid
Mrs. Beaver wore a frOClc OF pale blue
aeolisn.-
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Conrad p. Carter. his guest, Alexander
MCGill. OF Jersey City. N J., and J. r.
II Alexander. OF Leesburg. attended a
Halloween dance at Herndon, Va,
Thursday evening
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Mrs. George HOFFMAN entertained
Thursday evening IN honor OF Miss Cay
Lloyd. OF East Orange. y. J.. who is
the guest OF Miss Mary Conrad, OF Lees
burg.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Cowsiu an
nounce the engagement CT their daugh-
ter, Miss Nellie Gertrude Cowsill, to JO-
seph n. Sanford, of Washington.
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Those in the party were Aiss Hattie
Sharp. Miss Yole Birchfeld, Misses
Blanche and Nellie Hassenberg. and
Harry Harris, Joe Harris, Raymond
Pubic, Harry Vanluk, Eugene Aspin,
and Herbert Chinn.
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Mrs. Jane D. Wills, OF Portsmouth.
Va. has issued invitations to the mar
rage or her daughter, Carrie ScarbOr-
ough, TO william Curren Everett. Tues
day. NOvmber >. at O'Clock. in st.
Johns Episcopal Church, Portsmouth.
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Mr. and Mrs. William A. Loving, of
Richmond. announce the engagement Of
their daughter, Louise Cabell, to T.
Lawrence Patrick, formerly of Danville,
Va. but more recently of this city.
The wedding viii take place in No
Vember.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
THE kNEIsEL QUARTET.

The occasions have not been many in all the
years that the KneseI Quartet has mnistered TO
the joys of New Yorks chamber music lovers
when n programme once announced has had 10 Dc
changed. Such the case last night. however
Mr.. Gabrilowitsch had been retained 10 assist the
quartet and with Mr. Knetsel and Mr.. Schroeder.
was set down to play Beechoven's Trio in E fiat:
but the Russian pianist taken Ill on Monday
evening and substitution became necessary In his
extremity Mr.. Kneisel called upon Mr. Carlo Buona-
mici. 4 pianist of Boston. the bearer of a worthy
name and the possessOr of most admirable gifts and
graces OF which the quartet had made trial in Bos-
ton. and which We're to haive been disclosed here
later In the season. Mr.. Bucnamct responded. and
In the place the Beethoven Trio which he had not
prepared, he Joined Messrs. kneisel and Schroeder
In Il performance OF Arensky's fascinating Piano
forte Trio in u minor. II the announcement OF
the change caused a feeling OF disappointment at
the outset. the feeling all forgotten when
the young Russian composers trio had been played
The three artists played together with much SYM
pathetic understanding Htliancy Of technique.
and nothing more scntlant than the Scherzo or
exquisltely beautiful In tone and expression tnan
the EIegy could we'll be imagined. The opening and
closing quartcts remained the same-Mozarts A
major (for the Haydn seO and Tschaikowsky's
In F-played as only the Knalsels can play them.
II. F. X.