The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03

bkAhAaOAA WAkkANALS
Fifth Avenue and AOth Street.
psr cont. was declared. giving the work
men per cent. on thsir shares m addition
to their Wages ThS Workmen. however.
are dissatsssd with the scheme and prob
ahly win not vote 90 oontinue IL for an
other year. Sir Christopher has reason
to bsliove that the English woVkin gina a
10 hard 20 please
RUsM TO CANADA
The rush VI EnGlish smlgrants 10 Canada
CONTINUES unabaaed. Thirty thousand
people are booked TO sail from Ol&sgow.
Liverpool and London'durinR the presSnt
month. filing twenty-thres steamers
Ths Canadian agents report that only
tho bsse class Of msn are sailing. On
Wednesday tho steamer vIrginian sailed
frUm Liverpool for Csnad&o with 100
passengers. To-day the Hespsrian called
with 1000 An the emiGrants have money
10 take up land in Canada. The efforts
Of the Australian officials 20 divert part
% the stream to Australia IL failing. be-
cAuss that country has served NOTES
that u prefers emlerants without children.
TMR NEW TMRArRE CLrB.
The nsv Theatre Club IL arousinR the
interest % socisty IL 10 under tho smart
ess patronage and promises to be sue
oess. A largo house has been taken al
Knightsbridgs. where besides . large
theatre which may he transformed into
q ballroom. a concert room or even a
shooting gallery IL desired. there are
palatiAl card rooms. dining rooms and
waiting rooms.
Although this club was opened to-
night with . dance aud supper. its real
purpose COMMENCES Sunday night, when
the first theatrical performance is given.
This will be followed each sunday by the
production Of nov plays. which will ID
particularly interesting. a. the censor
will be unable to interfere and dictate
what shah and what shall not be given.
lfations for membership in the
new club are numerous. but the rsles and
regulations in regard to membership are
rigorous. In regard to ladies. they must
have been presented at court. while the
credentials Of gentlemsn Ars strictly
acr1tinissck There IL a tremendous
amount OF spiteful blsckbslling. Many
-ocisty women are furious because they
have not been admitted to membership
AMERICAN OPERA sURscRIBERs.
L>ondon's social season will begin with
the opening OF the Royal Opera on April -.
Society by that time will have returned
% town In tho wake Of the King. who i
at present AZ Biarritz. The inaugural
opera has not yet hsen selected. but il
viii probably he la TrAviatA.' With
TseraEzini, 6AmmArco and Mccormick a.
the prtncipals Eighty 1--WE performance
are scheduled, including two Of complete
cycles OF the Ring Of the NIbelungsn-
and Tristan und Isolde
TIVE sUN correspondent who scanned
the lat Of subscribers IN the opSra found
that the following Americans had engaged
boxes for tho season: Ladies' Arthur
Paxst and George Cooper. Ambassador
Reid, Edgar spsysr. ). Pierpont Morgan.
Mrs. Henry Coventry. Mrs Adair. Mrs.
Malciwyn DrummOnd. Mr.. Arthur. Mrs..
Glasgow. Mrs. ogilvy HaiE. formerly
Mrs. J. Coleman DrAyton: Mr. and Mr..
Harry Higgins. Mr. MAcksy. Mr., snd
Mrs. Bradley Martin. Mrs Rhchard Nc
Crssry. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller Graham
Mr.. and Ars samuel NsUhous. Mr ana
Mrs. Almor1o fAGet ana me rAns anu 'l
Washington singers A"'"" 'Ah"e'""'
and Mrs. hAiph VIVIAN
me LONDON sEAsoN
s,cialIv Iondon in now duu The
,o,.,..,v women who are remaining in
80 ar. brnvin1 une,,moaia by attending
n..rhv racas ~ which thew wear furu
instead Of fluffy spring gowns. The
-ociaI Tad in 70 engage spaciaI trains "a
r,n,,.v Dar1igs 20 the races. Luncheon
!. .sryed ON the wav The DreXels. IN.
-l,,din~ Nj. Marsaretta and her fiancs
I'D Maid.ton.. Mr.. Affair. Mics NelIie
D., M. Amory Mo,re. Mrs L..-hs
"a ab, AIa.tAir Innss-ksr are among
- ar,.s;c.D. .ho arr, regular att.ndauts