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New-York tribune., 1910-11-08
HINTS FOR BEAUTY SEEKERS

SATISFACTORY HAIR RESTORER
When the scalp IS dry auC hard and
Eaud-uF Is present the hair must De
given attention or II VIII fade. lose color
end fan gur-Eith badness often ensu-
aus This is recipe for d home made
quinn hair tonic thar has restored hair
70 irs natural color. stopped falling out
End caused ir 90 grow more thick and
= buudau- after manufactured hair JoIles
had failed. Get from your druggist one
ounce az guiuzoIU- dissolve II IN - pint
alcohol then add q. pint OF water. Rub
1his tonic iutO the scalp and hair roots
gnee ur twice week with the finger
-ius and ~ VIII restore the scalp and hair
= healthy condition ano prevent dan
<ruff ID Is soothing and refreshing and
keeps the scalp sort plant and sJIfil-
S-ientlv moist 10 encourage hair growth
HARMLESS FLESH REDCCER-A
reliable. safe and dependable remedy Tor
<.l1rtlnE Gown excess flesh rapidly can De
made 10y GissolvluE four ounces par
notis in ) p piuts oi hot water. table
spoonful three times q DAY before es1cn
meal VIII DO wonders for an oVer1aJ
person -Parn0tis is always IN demand
v-iren fashion declares d slender figure
O. correct thing
SOOTHING EYE REAIEDY-DisSolve
az ounce uf cTESIOs 10 q pint Of water.
and Dut q few drops II this in each eye.
~yheneEer they feel weak Watery. tired
o. infamed This Is simple remedy
Tor granulated cyeliGs and In1lanlIlls- ton
i strengthens the sight and has en-
Hbled MANY persons 10 do without spec
1acles. Il makes The eyes clear and
bright.
FACE CREAM WITHOUT CREASE
The Use of q good complexion cream
s a great AID 10 any one VINO desires q
soft smooth and sstIuy complexion but
fhere y q great objection 10 using
creams containing animal fats because
81 r. generally believed that they cause
that dGwuy fuZZ tEaI is 50 annoying on
3 sgoruau-s face To mai k = cream with
ont grease get from your druggist an
,l5Juce of almoZoin. dissolve II ln = pint
,elG water. and add TWO teaspo0nfuls OF
gly1erine Stir ard lei sJanu over night
Use TINS cream freely and lt VII 40
wonders in eIadicaUng blackhea0s.
wrinkles. piuples freckles and tan It
removes reyerT- particle pf dust and dirt
from the pores of the skin anc makes
large pores smaller
New-York tribune., 1910-11-08
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders attoTneN j
Interest Per cent unless otherwise stated
Wv LMBEK /.
MANHATTAN

Interest PEE cent unless otherwise stAIeu-
NOVEMBER :.
MANHATTAN.
AVE A s, = q Of SD 81. 25Xa%; Nov o. ("
yrs: Minnie : HucEert 10 Elizabeth nun G a.
exrs; $1,000 address. 2tS East SO'h S'-
FRONT ST - sly brk Is s.6z99o q, Nov :, .
yrs; Rosiua \ullhart to Title u43--0e ~
$4,000. address. 135 Broadway.
NORFOLK ST. g. 100 II o. Hivinston ST
25NlUO tprior mtg 81. .n0O}. Nov I. -" per
cent tftuerick Solomon 10 D@''4 @S-As4 .
Sluup' ADDRESS. III East slst 81
PARK ROW. l0l. sty brk. 1sxo@' =, easenod !;
dehhaAG per cent, Nov >. EmahucI %. % ySt
70 lnck 4 son, Sl7.OOO. address. 80 "es'
w NA9HINGToN SQUARE SOUTH. 90 W cor
wooster ST. " sty brk- lsasehoid- oO, A0. -, ue
HaIl4, y per cent. katharine ~tivsIs - r-l
33d ST
43D ST. 4s 70 30 East stv brk 4-xlol 1eL1., 10Y
ilITs ~ NV yrs, "a per cent I-tiit la Sai = -
~ " SuI,eu states Trust Co SluoVvo' a|ie0S- -
4eIH ST. 23R 10 245 West. Tlxlooo Q prlor mtg
$500 aug 81 33 years koHla4I SaLIluilG .l. :
huICh OF - Malachy 10 Bmigr any, - ~ a.
N1''le9 sank. $4,000 address, 9l 81
~ ~ ST. 23s and 240 West. 5oxso-o 'pIior mt
e.'l' OCT 81 demand per 80, IN, . I'M
ll4l Broadva,
,o3 - al eos fl % al Amsterdam a'S ok
IA L'ts prtor mts S75.c"ci' -'oF . 1ls'
New-York tribune., 1910-11-08
CONTRASTING MODES
Both Dignity and Coquetry Find
EXPRESSION in Dress.

Since the modes OF to-day are borrowed
from al countries and all times, IL IS not
surprising that In viewing them all together
one finds many sharp contrasts For the
woman who possesses unusual grace an"
dignity there is the black velvet Emilfe
gown. with severe lines and no trimming
hut some simple jeweIied hands on neck
and sleeves Costumes such a. these
breathe the spirit of the age that inspired
New-York tribune., 1910-11-08

Manuel A. Esteva rice-consui H'' -.
Mexican government. next spring VIII nave
a home at Brightwaters, Bay 9hoi :, Ling
Island He has bought from the J.. D. - n
erson COMPANY a plot Of groGno. .'-S-V'
feet, ut the northeast corner "t " 'i''-so'
avenue and South Country tioau' an" -
negotiating with the company Tor l'i7 '''i
struction Of cottage on the plot
according to tentative plans the c"''dee
VIII conform in architectural design 10 1le
general lines OF "a Spanish villa The wee
consurs new home viii be in the immedi-
ate rcighborhood of the BrtSht"aterS "a
sino. Lower Cascade Lake. EsplaI'de OF
Fountains. Grand Plaza ana Venetian
Yacht Harbor. Disscnauy across rom thls
new home site is tire residence of T. b
Ackersou. president Of the Ackcrson com
BauT
New-York tribune., 1910-11-08
AN ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

Herbert 4. Sherman viii offer on Thurs
dav al the vesey street salesroom the prop
ertv at the southwest corner Of Westches-
Ter avenue and 10th street. for years owned
h. the whitney and Kitchen interests The
PREMISES viii ne sold I'm two parcels. by
order of Bayard L. Peck, assignee There
will first be offered the parcel of about i've
lots at the corner. and then the adjoining
marcel Of two lots on Westchester avenue.
The property is one Of the few reTualniIi z
WestChester avenue corner plots ready loI
ilf,VrCvenenI in this section
New-York tribune., 1910-11-08
Of Inferesf TO cUOmen

BY the Chicago chapter of Illinois. the lar
es. in the organization. while Mrs Donalu
Mclean. who is backing Mrs. Scott, Is
equally positive that she received the unai-
irnous Endorsement Of her state and Oh
many others besides 81
Miss Finch said Yesterday that the M .
cago chanfer --turned down Mrs SCOT
because she had given her word that si sile
would not stand for recollection whllo
Mrs. Mclean affirns that Mrs Scott i neNtiI
expressed anv such intention. Miss tlncL
saws that Mrs. SCotts remarks on TINS
subject are on record. and Mrs. Mclrea.
has no knowledge of anything OF the sol /
ia the records
New-York tribune., 1910-11-08
TABLEAUS FOR SUFFRAGE
Society To Be Represented in Poses of
Famous Women.

Mrs. George Gould viii represent Cath
erlne Of Russia II the tabeaus which are
To be held by the Equal Franchise Society
IN TIE ballroom OF The Plaza on January IL
Mrs William K. Vanderbilt. il. viii appear
as Joan OF Arc. Mrs. Bourke Cochran viii
he Mari Wolstonecraft. Mrs Charles Dana
Gibson RauhaeTs Madonna, Mrs. Edward
Thomas Hypatia, and Mrs !. B. Eustis ST
Cecilia Mrs James =. StiIlman viii carry
the torch as the Goddess Of Liberty Mrs
TalIip Lydir's part is not decided upon,
Iut il VIII be that OF some Italian woman
uf the fifteenth century
AI~s. Clarence H. Nackay. president OF
rts society. is 10 be costumed as Florence
Nightingale. Mrs. Macksy VIII have the
help Of winthrop Arnes. of The New Thea
ire IN supervising the tableaus-
The Equality League 0f Self-Supporting
Women. thr College Equal Suffrage League
and The Woman Suffrage party viii all con
tribute tableaus.
The annual meeting Of the society viii he
hello on November a.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-08
PLAN BowERY THEATRE.

Williams g. Schwartz have leased 10
Trornmer & Goldberg the I'VE story build
ing No. u Bowery for term OF ten years
al as aggregate rental Of $hD.0C0- The prem
ises will be altered for theatre purposes.
The lessons acquired the property at auc-
ton 4 rnunle OF weeks ago.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-08
SALES OF BROOKLYN HOUSES.

Joseph p Dav has sold No. IS De koven
Court. BROOKLYN. a three story detached
frame house. 50xl05 feet. TO Kate Davis. OF
Brooklyn. also. No 1A7 Glenwood Road.
BROOKLYN, 45xlG5 feet. 10 Adam Mann and
Nc. $50 Putnam avenue, four story eight
New-York tribune., 1910-11-08
Z r CAMPAIGN GROWS WARM
Question Arises as 70 Mrs. Story 5
Drnmlse Regarding Second Term.

The Daughter of the Revolution Of the
E-are of Illinois appear 70 Dee gerry prodigal
.cf -rd1rsemen-s Miss Florence Finch
rosnuaiEn manager for Ms. William cum
rninS Sro~-. who Is going 10 Tun against
Mr. Matthew IT, Scott. of Illinois. FOR the
ETrnsideucv ~ the national society next
eBr-rE. saws THAI Mrs story was indC-seC
New-York tribune., 1910-11-08
THE BEONX

DAWSON ST. o., 25zI,lo.ll: Aershsrn
Goldberg 10 Esther Cohen Nov 4, SLuu. al
dress. I1s5 Futon ST
LOT = map 1.43o of Allen estate: Hudson
y Rose 60 10 Ntncenzo De carlo. Nov Z, 81.
address. II fremont ST. Springfield. Mass
LOTS l4o and ~. map party first part. at
william L A Arctander, oct - 81 address
LOTS t4s and 1+9. same map. same to VIII
lam A Rooney. Oct -, 81. address, 7+I Jen-
uings 81.
LOTS $50 and t51. same map. same to VIII
lam Meusch, Oc- 20 81. address, 90 East
1JJth ST.
81 al 10 AntouIu Amuroso and ano. oct +.
500. address 10 East -12th 81
LOTS 115 70 ~; map I, Al. estate 7. g
tiou co, OCT 81. 500; address, 1880 Pympton
ave.
MORRIS .sr Burke ST. n $. 1o3 It 9 or White
10 Carrie Z Sawyer- all liens. Oct 81. 81, ad-
dress North OaA Drive Brouxvood PARK.
MORRIS or Burke ST. n 3. 10 # Of White
Plains rd, same 20 Frederick g. Broadfoot. all
liens. Oct 81. 81. address Ocean House, Toronto.
Canada.
PLOT begins 34o r Or White Plains I'd At
point 40 along same from Norris Park ave.
1Onx25. Freda BrCwusheild TO Josephine Steiner
and ano mts 5000, Nov 3, 500. actress. 81
East 18th ST
/ VALENTINE AVE. 2lSo. 2oIxl3a.a. James
Meye, E., rss o 70 John A s5hepperS mtg 5000
! WALTON AVE q :. IG2-11 # or fremont
ave IooyIGo, Henry Peuline To Maverick Con
struction 60 mt- $1,000, Sept g. Sl0O, 40
+ dress. - Broadway.
/ WILKINS AVE, 1851. . COY CTotona Park
+ East lCo6N59 10. cr9tona PARK East. l444 to
! I44s. 50 2Nl0oT irreg Tuckahoe Lime and Lunl-
/ ber go 70 Josephine N Brown. Sept y. 81. ad-
dress 40 Riverside Drive.
2O3D ST s s.. &4S6 r. of WiIiar1sbridge I'd
| 2Jx1OO- Elizabeth A O'NetU TO Eleanor r Kius
mtg $500. Oct 20, /, address. SO East 2ts5o
st
o3oD ST, s. 1o5.S ft q 0f Sth ST, 1Otys9
Mouaiquot Bea' Estate Co 90 r Edwards lark
| sept II 1909. 81. address Los Angeles. Cal
23oD ST. u 8. $50 II s O. Of 6th st. 2Jxss >
Z Thomas T. Clark 20 Herman MatZke, July -
1903. 81. address, +@3 West l3Oth ST
23qTH ST. S26 East. @5xIOo: Louis Eiclswro
10 Alexander Ross mtg SC UOOi. NOV .. 81. az
dress SO East -sgth 81
New-York tribune., 1910-11-08
HARIEM OWNERS TO MEET.

\ meeting of the Harlem Property own
ers' Association will be held on Ihursday
night at No 147 East 125th street.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-08
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
With name and address Of lenders artorns--J
MANHATTAN
NOVEMBER =

ALL To1NT INTEREST. Bridget Elizabeth
White widow - Edward T White. deceased.
and Lewis r White their son 81 louisville
Ev IN uroDr-rV and estate Of Lewis J White
tate II CITY 0f \sU YORK Helen " pa -ura-.
of BaItin0-e Nd Dec - 1905. S1-nT-. at
fo~uev. Edward " Hammond f64 Fidelity
Building. cor Charles and Lexington srs. Baltt-
more. MD
1ST AVE. g rs p y ~ 5atH 81. c5xf0o-
Nov >. 1885, Anna " Totd 70 Ho-arlo " Reed
50 oHo. attorney, Benjamin ? E1zaU, - Mas
sau
9Th AVE . 8 SIC p IF tas-h 81. z75x
100 No- TO- 1906; Julia ? LtEEau 20 IacrN,
New-York tribune., 1910-11-08

The flavor OF an apple pie may be agreea-
bly, changed by thin layer Of ounce jelly
spread lust beneath the crust
New-York tribune., 1910-11-08
INVESTS S575OOO IN MADISON AVE. Sill
Otto 0rwItz Now Owns the Big Loft Structure IN the
fare Erected by the George BaCker COMPANY
NEW YORK SUTTON WORKS BUYS A 18th ST. BUILDING
TO gIuID AT BRlGHTWATsRs-

family steam heated apartment -'N''' -'7'
to Thomas Herbert.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-08
ALTERATION PLANS.

THE EE-DNA
TTNTDN AVE "a cor 15sth 81, . -tv brick
store ana tenement $3.50. David Steckler. 1859
New-York tribune., 1910-11-08

II TAMNEs. THE UNIQUE PARIS SHOP
r.pr ZEN sec ~ 4zs sth ave u@ ars showing
-. most exclusive Partisan Noteiil~- ln ~imit
T1jsrucncs Perles Electra and Real Paris rut J-f
g. Hllcb Mourning y car
New-York tribune., 1910-11-08
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address oi pdF'FiaS
NOVEMBER =
MANHATTAN

front ST b. sry brlck 2sS5a5e p 8. ,rITt.s tTTss'
foreclosure October =. 1910, tlGnar9 lGsn1a ~ ,5treS
-et ro Pos1ua NcrIHa-t- Nov 4. Sl9'"'' ad.4less
a56 west ga st. -.z
roPeYTH ST. 81. IS ztg brick. 25x1o'. S1raF LaIe
sfIbersJeIu 20 Jacob Sih7rSt4ln n & oblr- All
ReTs EieTs 0r{ 20. 81. address a2o East 2orh ST
OLIVER ST. a. sty 6ricE Is 2xiog: P906a }aoa
t1o- - - s59re-- plaza Hotel Fifth ave and
59th -.
olyER r5 T ioaa st. si5S s5S a1sgsis gi9is ssms ' as
PRINCE ST. 1eo TO 1856. 6 81, brick. cor or
of Thompson So - IE'i.. o,.i-Ita s1o, ~ Ji-aes
Almira \ Nash. June .. I'."' S'"''
PLEASANT AVE. : It - If td blk Hs{ 9et
l22d and 1881 SITS 5xi"n H,a W-,tnS t-es~ - =" a.
Tz-iItbrrr -fl+II-. ave. <ev Maven. conn.
SULLIVAN ST. ~. ST., brick 23zioH- ,o0o ,0G
500. address Plaza Hotel Fifth ave anu
FIRST AVE. 2oaa. = sty brick. s7.szllGoso. Yin
cenzo Picarello 81 al % James 55l- .--oS
sE-oNp AVE. 1852. G5S75.4. ~ eri.,.. 6,.,..
Ethel Moscovttz 10 Max M2<coV5ez ~ '1,-
18TH st n $. 40 n n " Of 81 ave. 2ox13.
Jacob ShJpsey and a1o. trustees 70 lanes ~
son. S27. 900: address. 354 Ocean ave BROOKLYN
4oTH st. so West. = stv brick 25x9s9; car
-ie Weis= to Minnie Lew. one-qqaTter part.
ian 8 1909 81 address. 7ol West 143d 81
SAME PROPERTY. Abraham FOX 70 same. me.
quarter part. Nov :. 1915" 81. address. 'Ol
West 1880 st.
4oD ST 804 East. e sty brick. i5xas9. Lo'Iis
NordIfuger 70 Abraham Z NordhnSer 'nlls
: 0Ool one-haIf p---J. July I. s.. address 100
HUDSON ST
7srH ST. g. 1la # W Of ave a 25zlo2 >.
Samuel t,raeuuyafd and I0O To- Fanny tIreenWalo
Nov 4. 500. address. SO Springfield ave NeN
arE. y. y.
SID ST. s eoC Fl p of Amsterdam a--s.
6Txr.f.IN irr-g. Walter Wells To- Breton
nan Garage 20 tmtG $4,000. NoN ., Sl"o.
address. 15u West SD ST
1o2D ST. 2aa East . stv brN. 2@21oo II,
Adrfpn Ader TO Fe~rHs Br@i-art mtg 80
5n0t. Nov -. 500. address. o. PITT -
losTH ST. 112 To- I14 East. sly hrk. dix
1uu T. TX frree- Hurris schwartz 70 annie RudeT-
man mtg SJc-u0u', Nov .. 500. address l-F
Allen st
1r1TH ST. 2ge East. 4 ~tv brk. c5xlz blk
Giuseppe De-1co To Giovanni Capozzolo, -
part mig $1,000 oct -, ST. address. ="
East 1Ilth s..
r24TH ST 23o East. sty brk. taX1oo II,
Thomas BeesIev TO Thomas i Meehan tmts
! So o0ot. Nov 81. address. Rector ST
1.5T-I ST SD7 Vest. sty brk. 20xloa'
/ Morton F Robertson to Mary Z Robertson
/ ,Tnt1 SCI. 500. Oct -6- 81 address, lo2 Eagle
| ST EneIeWOoC. " j.
/ 14sTII ST. sos West - s-v b-b, 81 6X99- I.
Elizabeth O. McKibniu to Francis g. Reed lmtE
4 S47. 500. oct 81. 81, address. 30 Central Park
West
New-York tribune., 1910-11-08
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

ne auction sales held yesterday ~ u" "a
80 Estate Exchange saIesroom ~. tN "
anu 10 Vesey street resulted a. follows
By Hcrhert 4. Sherman
SIANHATTAN AVE AZ. $. or - -
! IH1h ST. 37 4xgj. . sty teumt; Johanna .t.
ana ] ! Fr1nkel % al: David Lucsey. -. aL,s'
James oliver. ref amt due s. 23i -. taxeS.
'i Stta a. sub to first mtg of S=9. 900. 10 ti''
riaintiT for 81. 900
Hy Daniel Circeuwaid-
led ST a3, n g Se5 II Of Srh ave. l9e1 ~ OK
W u Sly tenrut- 2 Z Lawson aEt isaac HeiIef
=, =, a., J lawson. atty. 4 CioideI. ref, aint - -
- ~ -; taxes. etc. $3GS ~. sub o. bist "i'H
OF $IHv", 10 the plaintiff for 81 +GI-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-08

LIST ST, t4I East: TO a . sty prtya'ee
= 100 'l,grten. 8 East 42d 50, owner. = DIV
''' East 18th ST. architect. cost. SI.V'"
New-York tribune., 1910-11-08
ASSIGNMENTS o. MORTGAGES.

NOVEMBER
Hanover Estates Pol -fa7-- - Weeks 81
Richard L Blake -g W--r-nesr-- TRUST .- 81
August E7E-1- -1 Ale.1r la--rr ana 4uc.
trustees. So. 900.
Mar Hao=- and ana rs HIs- H-
Annie 1IcSt-r .---a-rr= shan -,
8 2nn
Reroer G-ee--su-- rr so=. King and zr-- e
John N--I-ss- and z-r -~-s-.e -- R-=51s
New-York tribune., 1910-11-08
MANHATTAS.

Seventh seventh ave. owner: o Reisamann. 80 ISL s.
- 'cHitect, cost $500
New-York tribune., 1910-11-08
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

OSSrNrVG FOB SAFE AS -r.-rs,- VI
1az@ home. larza grounds. rr. -.av -Ho2
II Dz=r----
New-York tribune., 1910-11-08

TO LIT FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES. :
The Detroit times., 1910-03-17
In . LOCAL
THE J. LAYHOUSES

When The Metropolitan Grand Opel \
company produces "rannhauser'' in
the Detroit opera house. Friday even.
'ag. April 10. one OF the principal sing
ers Will fe Allon IiincRiey. the Amer
ican basaO. This young singer was
borr In Boston aDout 80 years ago and
attended Amherst b, tore entering ,ne
University of Pennsylvania. Ills fath'
er was The pastor q! a we'l-tuoW I
foston church for many years at.
later the FAMILY removed To rn,lado l.
phia. Ai,er graduating from to'iefH
5ounB liinckley tOOA up the serious
study cal music ANA xoOn became ore
Uf the tayorite church and coGcc.t
singers o. the Quake city. SIX iCald
ago he went To Germany Ia study AMI
soon after secured AN opening u "a
hamburg opera, maNus ais depnt ~
ne king m "LOEengrln, and remain.
.ng there four seasons. lie saug at
COycnt Garden. London. ~ the Ger
man opera season. ard Hans Richter,
the conductor was 81 inpi csscd Wi'h
Ie young Amc.icahs ability that he
spoke 10 Frau COs.ma Wagner abGG,
him. with the result that Mr.. iiinckiSy
sang for 'wo seasons at Beyreuth lie
came 10 New York last season and
.Gade most favorable impression,
The Detroit times., 1910-03-17
CULTIVATING SllMNESS

Fat women must take this Injunction
% heart II they want to be in style, for
the new modes VIII not drapc over a
rat figure.
The fat mas got TO come of quickly
but without harm. OF course. and this
means only one thing can be- depended
upon. Exercising or dieting are too
SLOW. The tat woman who wants To
wear form -cliuging gown must make
an immediate trip to her druggist and
get a case OF Marmola Prescription
Tablets. which viii cost her about 80
cents
Taking one or these after each meal
and at bedtime should be- enough TO
bring her To- the losing a pound "a
day" stage before even the nrst ease
is used up. " IL hardly believable thai
such delightful results can be obtained
without harm and for such a small
sum OF money. but then. fact j. stranger
than Notiou.
Test the effect OF those tablets by
getting a case yourself. either from the
Marmola Co. I66 Farmer Bldg, Detroit
Mich. or from any druggist. They arc
made I'm exact accordance with the
famous Marmola Prescription and, con-
sequently. can not have an ill-effects.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-17
You may
BY CYNTHIA GREY.

"B. A. b." has written me long
letter, asking about the care OF her
complexion. Her letter is too long to
publish, but this is the fact: She is
absolutely running her skin by the
constant use OF facial creams, borax,
massage and powder. You other girls
who are doing the same thing-read
and take heed.
"B A. b is only 20. yet she
goes through routine night and
morning such as no skin could stand
and then wonders why her pores
are large, and why her skin looks
"shirred" under her eyes, The result
will be that by the time she is 25, she
will look 40.
Now, n. A. b." listen. Before you
90 to bed at night wash your face
with a soft linen cloth and hot-not
too hot-wateT. Use plenty OF soap
the kind which you know through
experience agrees with your skin. AT
ter thorough cleansing rinse In clear
lukewarm water, and then in cold.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-17
DETROIT STRING QUARTET
SCORES ANOTHER TRIUMPH

An epoch vas marked in the life OF
the Detroit String quartet, Wedne5.
day AFTERNOON, In Temple Beth FL, IN
,he production by the quartet, assist
cd by Lewis l.. Richards, Of Caesar
'ranck's quintet III + minor II is a
work OF majestic beauty, and not only
Is a severe test OF n" ensemble OF the
players Lut OF their individual mu-
steamship. To say that in both IN
etances they attained the highest
standard OF excellence is only stating
the simple truth, and the performance
of Tie work must stand in the mem
DRY OF all who heard it as one OF the
most beautiful II the many lovely
musical compositions the quartet has
made known TO local musN lovers.
Mr. Riciarcs played the piano score,
'Cnd in this number as well as III nls
own group OF solos. caused the hearer
TO regret that so aUlc "A pianist Is Old
ding farewell 10 Detroit. ON the ali
too rare occasions that Mr.. Richards
has been heard on the concert platform
lin Detroit since he returned here from
Europe few years ago, he has proven
himself an accomplished player and
Detroit should feel proud 10 claim him
as one of her sons. That he leaves ms
native state TO take up broader
field OF artistic cndeavor in Brussels,
is Michigan's loss and Belgium's gain
Mr. Richards work in connection
with the quartet proved its value Al
one OF the concerts last season. when
he played the piano score OF quintet,
o. That his appearance at the presen
concerts gave an assurance or SoOd
work The FranCk quintet Is almost
orchestral in Its power and beauty, aHG
l. Is a matter for congratulauon mat
Detroit should harbor a group OF ar
tists able TO render so great a work IA
30 worthy a manner. The quartet also
riayed Schumann' quartet No. / with
The smoothness and brlliancy their
splendid work this season has dis
closed. The scherZC was particularly
well played.
"Menuet daas lie style ancien
opered Mr.. Richards group OF solos,
and as il was his own composition,
aeld a double interest. II proved to
be a dainty little work, built on the
ancient form Of the menuet, quaint
and melodious. Chopin's Mazurka H..
\ minor was charmlngly played. aud
Greig's Norwegian Peasant March waH
given with due regard for that com
poser's peculiar :ythms.
The program Will be repeated Thurs
cav evening at S:15 o'clock, and the
closing concerts of the season VIII Dc
given Wednesday afternoon. April ~
ana Thursday evening. April Il.
ELLA MAE HAWTHORNE.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-17
II Girls Comblexion

Dry well. Omit cream, powder. etc
In the morning dash cold water on
the face and in the eyes, then dry
with a soft towel. Use very little
talcum. and put it on with a soft
linen cloth-not a chamois.
In place of cold cream and the like,
get plenty OF outdoor air, get eight or
ten hours sleep every night, keep the
bowels open, eat green vegetables and
fresh fruits, drink plenty OF water
between meals and at night, stop fus-
sing about your complexion-and with
the help of Father Time you'll undo
the damage you've wrought.
Stop the use Of hot water, chamois,
borax and cold cream. The hot water
in time will shrivel the skin. Borax
dries the skin and causes wrinkles.
The chamois. IL not washed after each
Use, is filthy with CRIME and oils ut
the skin. Successive usage OF 1t with.
out washing causes pimples and black
heads Cold cream Is made OF animal
fats or vegetable oils, and causes hair
to grow. Stop all these and give
Nature a chance.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-17

now considered bad lo.tn. and smart
little straw bonnets and broad low
lace hats simply trimmed with a soft
ribbon bow are finding high favor.
The mushroom hat is still popular.
Little boys fashions are not SO
changeable as those for little girls,
and the tunic suit with hip belt and
deep cambria collar is still the cor
rect thing.
For playtime small girls and boys
dress just alike in Bingham ''romp-
ers." and most sensible garments they