The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-24
ELEKTRA AND THE BOARD BILL
WME. WIZ4RIN ENPL avs N
POOR MANS COI RT.
me hadn't Promised Go staS ~ Wme.
Boas's Hsuse Z nlII Nprii 0. ~ Mme.
Bots says she Md when she came
With Fight TRUNKS and n husband.

Flols's Hossse Z ntiI Nprti 0, As Mme.
Tsols Says she md when she Came
With EIRht TRUNKS and n Husband
Mime. Maretts Mazarin. who WIS Eicf''I
IN Oscar Hammerstein production Of
Richard STRAUSS opera Of that name.
appeared m the lorkvilIe Municipal
Court yesterday as defendant in a -uit
for n sl2O board bill. which was cut to
So during the trial
II II hot every day that an operate
star shows mp IN what ~ termed III"
poor mans court and much interest
was shown in the French sin ger : app"ar.
anCr yesterday
Nun" Maz1r'n woTr q tailor m!s,l" gown
IL black velvet, with a cor~.. ~ bpuurIrt
Of Marshal New rOs.'S and ferns. Around
her neck was n fur hOa AT TIA" end ~
wh,Ch was the heat ~ % small animal
covered with a gold mu2zl'. a. though to
prevent u from biting Her hat WAS a
French turban of black straw aud velvet
ornam-nt.d with piece of blue velvet.
She was accompanied hy her counsel
Maurice Leon. and her maui and com
panion. Catherine Auh@rtin, an elderly
woman
hous. az 20 Fast Twenty rghth street.
the plaintiff IA the case. WIS called ."
IA. witness chair - captain her grey
anC. against her fellow country woman
MN. BoIS said she had bern IA this City
for fifteen years and combined American
knowledge Of cookery with IN" secrets
Of the French cuisine which Ia" ACQUIRED
before having her naiiV" hand Her
boarding hoIIso was very select. 81"
II a a. 4. Ia mr.
action was greatly pleased IA making her
home where IN" surroundings wrr" 81
congenial
1T was on D.,c.mhsr that Mime.
MaNtrin came to my place sad the
plaintiff "Sh. wanted TO onRag" boIri
Tor herself and her husband and she
asked me INV sricz | told h"r she
could hay. two rooms for herself and
husband for s25 a week That wa~ really
a week under my regular charg" hut
! mad" reduction Tor her asked her
how long -hs Intended to hoart With nv"
aad she SoId up To April Shr apps. r"i
To ~. satisfied and ! was Statistic With
tn agreement "a have her until ita'
date
hut ia" singer changed her residence
on February - and u was 10 recover
board Tor March that the court action
was brought In" plaintiff said ia" had
rented tha rooms vacated by th' singer
on March - and 80 would only ~k III"
Court to xiv" her half IN" month = bill
MN" MI1arin cam" 10 nv nous" IN
Ds.c,.ml-'r with eight trunks and h~-
husband continued the plaintiff ON
D,.cemb-r - her husband ret tlrn'-d q"
Franc. 80 madame engaged Ca'h"rir"
Aub~rin ~ companion AMI ontaineu
Anot her room AZ AN additional - "A week
Th.. first SUNDAY she wa there she told
ma y WA the frat meal ia" really "n-
Ioy.d since she cam" to thus country
Her room- were on The second hoor front.
for which ! now get k35 a week
The plaintiff = married daughter. MR.
Anna Carter. corroborA1ed her mother
version II the matter and added that
when'ths opera singer got ready To move
on February IS she VA allowed {" tas-
away her eight trunks
-Masn't " only when a court sum
mons was served on your mot her that
W. could tAks the trunks asked LAWYER
Leon.
We will concede that there was
a court summons. Here q u.s. inter
ruptsd W. = kAtzenstein, the plaintiffs
lawyer
The summons was obtained IN the
Jefferson Market polio" court h'it there
va, no hearing ~ the trunks were do
hv~red a. -o"n - ~" court paper wA-
ohtA'us.d
Catherine Auhertln Was called 20 testify
for the defendant size -a'd IN" han
moved to the Hotel Lafayette with the
singer.
HONEST woman. ! h-lisvs b.t N. tr~r
| head ~ contra"' Wa h" dav MN"
Mal.trin Wa AirOut 10 move. she t'--tl-
feed MTu. Boi- would not i.' 'h" trunks
90 until the court paper WAS -'.rN''d
Th, defendant WA then 'slis'd ~ 20
the witness char Sh" -aid that she
sgrok. English bat ndii"r-u'ly and 'h,
court interpreter Wa Cs.lls-t
4 hitch cLfn" when II was found no.
court Interpreter was not present lawyer
Leon offered ~ at in that capacity
Nine BOis objected 20 m. counsel i"Iug
hs interpreter and -aid 81" would ~
letter -ar rf,-i With Mn" NlaIarrn p
woman COmDAnIon
Tn. Defendant sad that -h.. had not
entered intr an agreement With D." plain
IN To- reIna u AZ her place until April
What IN" did ~sav wa that she Intended
to remain IN thus 'tv until that da'".
which was few davS after m" opera
season clos'-d
Why DID You Isaye MIN. Bor board
ing house, asked lawyer katz"n-tstn
when hi- turn Cam"
4 know why she changed broke m
plaintiff She was not Asked 10 explain
The Defendant went on ~ explain
: hat -hs did not hk" IN" pla"" any more
This ended 'hs testimony and Justice I
Murray sad he would reserve hiS de- .
Ci-iOn
4 squad ~ photographers arrived N ,
front ~ m" court shortly before The .
caaa Wa over 10 snaps hot tho singer
portly woman who had hS"n m tho .
police court "s1'n" out with several men .
friends
There she IS called ont tho official
hOot black. who was GUESSING ~
Tho CarneraS were lsvsll~d and snapped !
and n" porfly woman WAS greatly en-
harrassNd by IN" seeming importance
she had stumbled INTO. Some ~ the
camera squad waited around and Nine
NIAzarin accasnmodatingly stood ~ Flick
tn on the court house -'~ps for th"r