The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-15

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PARm. NAV 1.-THE Dissection caused
w the death o. King Edward 10 gradually
disappearing. The loss u the London
season through the court mourning seems
likely to prove = gain for the season here.
The great dressmaking and millinery
firms are engaging extra stats. especially
men. as a law recently enacted prohibits
ssamstresses from working At night.
One sign Of ths seasons unusual gRyety
10 the increase in the number Of cable
messages frOm America and London
engaging seata for the season OF the
Metropolitan Opera Company at the
ChAtelet Theatre. Contradictory state
menta in regard 10 Emmy Deatinn's
appearance have been definitely recon-
ciled TO ths satisfaction Of the manage
ment Il not 10 that Of the public, She will
arrive on Monday She will sing in Aida"
on May q. She will 90 TO London the
newt day. This arrangement caused
great disappointment, bat did not affect
the booking ~ seats. The priCs Of the
orchestra chairs has been raised TO Slt.
seats for the June performance cum
mand big premiums
Among the American bO1hOlders are
Ambassador and Mrs. Bacon. Mrs. ". x.
Vanderbilt. The Countess COllorsdO-
Mansfield formerly Mas Nora lselin
Of New York;. Mrs Margaret Postley,
Mrs. John w. Mackay Mrs. Livingston
sampson. Mrs. Ferdinand Bhinienthnl.
Mrs. ". u. Russell. Mrs. " X. M6ore.
Mrs. Mcdowell. J. p. Morgan, Henry
Russell. Percy Peixotto. J. Haries.
GeOrge jay Gould. ". T. Corey. Willard
Hunsiker. Edward Tuck. Capt angdon
and Miss Della Gurner
In the meanwhile -Salome' u the rage.
Strauss opera IL being produced at the
ODAra. at the Gazette and a. the l.yriqus
and draws fun houses nightly. while az
least two music halls are giving versions
10 Il. The comments on Mary Garden =
rendering u the part have not been
wholly favorable. Many Of The critics
say her voice is inadequate to the exigcn-
cies Of the music. while her dancing
has failed 20 arouse public excitement.
The criticism here that her French pro-
is perfectly clear. with a de-
lightful American Accent. has naturally
displ,ased Miss Garden. who prides
herself On the purity 10 her Partisan
accent
Lately there has BEEN persistent
rumOF that Gatti-Casaz1a has been using
bis innusnce rather freely in operAtio
rirCIes for the benefit Of his Wifs's. Nine.
Aida =. artistic career. Il has been even
specifically stated that Henry Russell.
The European manager Of the MetrOpOli-
an company. has been Obliged to engage
ler for 500 an appearance in order %
,btain the services o. other Metropolitan
,tars. Mr. Russell told the COFrespOnd-
mt Of THE SUN to-day that thsss reports
Eers entirely without foundation. He
aid 4 engaged Nine Aida becauSs
her long ago in London 70 do
10 when frst tried her voice.
hNNHlN " NuAANNF AAANAHt w ~ ANANNAA
lere a. the beginning of ths Week drove
,astily 10 the manson of hia fiancee.
dme. Lima Cavalier. on the Avenue Do
lIeszine. Thers tho sleepy dOOrkeepeF.
gho had been aroused by Mr.. Chanler's
urious ringing Of tho bell. informed him
hat the diva had alruady left for ~.
.
NJ. Chambers keen disappointment
Gems 90 have been tinctured with pique.
or instead 81 catching the next train
or Russia he ssttled down comfortably
o beoome a we'll known figure a. theatres
nd restaurants
The young Duke 81 Mon,psnsier. a
,rother Of the Duke Of Orleans. has left .
or the wild West for two years exist .
nee a. a cowboy He will be assisted .
" two Wallets and a chauffeur On his |
etilrn be- will utilize the experience ]
- gains IN America un his recently ac-
uired estate in Anam, where be will /
uild a country house and establish a
model farm The Duke do Luynes and
lr Tracy. two Of the s,anohest partians
{ the French pretender. will meet the
luke Of Montpensier AZ New Orleans
hB. Morton ?. Plant and Miss Plant
~ in Paris Tor the ssaaon.
The resolutions passed by the Inter-
ational Radio-Telsgraphy ConErsas az