The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
NEW TRISTAN" FOR new YORK
DEBJ SSH WANTS NETROPOLI-
TAN TO PRODICE ms OPERA.
score May he Ready In Time for Newt
srason- Mrs. GaNalirrI CHAMBER
Treats Dinner s:nr~tS 60 some special.
ties In Dancing Gossip Of Paris.

.Spseal Cdss DsfpairN 10 rHE SrS.
PARIS. July , Claude Debussy. who
was so charmed 10y the way opera was
givon here by tho Metropolitan Opera
Company thar he fell on Tu~Canini's neck
during an entr' aCte IN -Falssan.- grows
more enthusiastic than ever over Amerl-
can staging methods. II" said To Gatti-
CaHaZza:
4 arm busy finishing the new setting
for Tristan und Isolde had thought
TO produce il At the Opera Comlqus IN
Paris. hut since I have seen how you do
IL in America ! wish To have my opera
produced in New York first -
His Tristan will he finished soon.
50 there Is chance that u will b" pro-
duced AT the Metropolitan during the
coming season. DcbusSy ~ working on
two other operas One Is SAID To Il" a
now setting II -Orph"~.-
Mrs and Miss Bull 81 Detroit have gone
to London. en- route home. Miss Ruhl
- "A Rranddau ghter of Judge Chapman ut
Detroit She has decided uu a stage
career She worried IN Manhattan
chorus in 1905 studied eighteen months
In Italy and made her debut in opera IN
Turin Mrs Bull IN retiCpnt on the sub
joct Il her marriage ard her daughters.
hut she doses not deny the report that she
u soon 90 become countess and her
daughter a marChioness. II Is said III"
weddings will take place in New York III
November
All Parts - talking 81 the dinner given
Ivy Mrs kobert CHAMBER tGntIl recently
Mile. CavahsriD at the flvs'" Palac"
Hotel On Tuesday. The small party
included ONLY some 81 the Chanl"ra
intimate friends, sich - Prince Manta-
chsr Constant Lee Henry tl"ws. ".
Iss,dore pelara, ". \ Chnnlsr, Mrs
baskerville Mr. and Mrs. Gatti-Casa7za.
Henry Russell and ro-caninl. Neverth"-
loss Mrs CHAMBER wore her most beau
tiful jewels. including a wnndrous string
OF pearls. each one set with diamonds
Delava provided the music after which
a youth hired from the cafe de- PARIS.
wher. n. Is regularly employed. danced
the Apache dance he had hardly
finished when Mrs. CHAMBER Jump"d
from her seat and catching hold " him
started tho Wild Matchiche in the rnost
realistic Montmartr- style
Two Americans ~sre IN ta1iclo acct
dents this ~eek Mira Frank Dessert
was badly cat aoou; H." fac" and head.
IL was feared At FIRST that she would lose
her RICH, eye Kenneth Barnard OF
BoSton entered q cab and the chauffeur
slammed the door On his thumb which
was severely crushed. II Is hoTed that
amputAtion can ne avoided
Prot Bailey. dean 81 the Agricultural
College ot cornell University, has been
q regular visitor at the agricultural 49,
hibiti1n n the Champs de Mars, which.
he GAYS, 10 r-erhaps the most c"mp!et"
he has ever attended
Ame1car society women hav" re-
helled against tho old French custom Of
easing t. entertain Immediately after
the Ast sunday in June They hav"
given many DINNERS and -"ire~s during
the week. The most brilliant was that
given ~ n" Countess n d" Choise ".
fur.-.-lv Mary Hooper Il IN 'inuati.
Countess d Ararnou. formerly Rt-, Bell
e N~v Nurk. and Mrs " BIunen'hai,
among wh ~ guests were 'N- Prince and
Princess de Brancovan. Jean ihch-.rn.
Marcel Provost. Paul H"ryI~u. Mrs J.
I..-r and Henry bernstein.
PuVltney Hisclow u New York j. sr"nd.
ing few days ia Paris prior q COINS Z"