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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10
WAS TO MEET A WOMAN
So Bride Says, Causing Arrest OF
Husband Who Took Her Money.

George Goszewisk- thirty-two years Old
Of No 131 Madison avenue. Plainfeld. ~ j.
was arrested last evening in Greenpoint'
Mrs. Goszewisk told detectives In Brooklyn
Police HEADQUARTERS last evening that she
met the man in Poland i've years ago, that
he had followed her to this country, and
that two weeks ago they were married oy
a Justice Of the peace in North Planned
On Tuesday last, she added, she gave
Goszewski 500 70 buy tickets for Europe
where they had arranged TO spend their
HONEYMOON The man, she said, left the
house with her eight-year-old son by
former marriage A short distance from
the house, she alleged. GoszewisN slapped
the lad in the face and told him to go home
Yesterday, according 10 Mrs. Goszewiski
a Mrs. Redmond, who lives in the same
house with the Goszewiskis, received
telegram from Goszewiski, asking her e
meet him last evening az Manhattan ave
nue. and Clay streets, Greenpoint Mrs
Redmond gave the telegram 70 Mrs
GoszeWiskl. She got q warrant for her hus
bands arrest and went to Brooklyn.
IN the Brooklyn Detective Bureau 1858
was found on the prisoner and tickle
20 Europe for himself. He said that he ha'
intended to buy the ticket for his wife thi
morning, but he could not explain the tele
gram 10 Mrs. Redmond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10
SERVANT SUES MRS. SHEFFIELD.

Mary Reilly. domestic. formerly in the
employ OF Mrs. Katherine c. Sheffield az
her house, In New London, Conn, has
brought 2 suit in the Supreme Court
against the latter for $1,000 damages for
alleged assault committed by Mrs. Shelf
field. Miss Reilly said that about two years
ago she went into the room Of her mistress
one day and the latter threatened 20 kill
her and beat her so badly that she required
medical attention. The defence sought 70
have the case dismissed on the ground that
the plaintiff already has a suit pending in
Connecticut Mrs. Sheffield also wanted a
Bill OF particulars. which Justice Gerard re
fused TO grant. She made general denial
Of the charges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10

an hapitual drunksrd The young man ma
81 600. 900 IN his own risht, and his moths'
doubted his ability to care for the es1te.
Il was only after ne had solemnly promisea
his mother that he would reform that tho
proceedings were stopped.
when Thaw decided that ne wanted 70
marry Miss Bradley he began 70 snow eV'-
dences OF reform. but IL was not Until MS
hancAe had received his promise and thar
of his mother for his futcre good behavior
tha, she would consent 10 become bis Vife'
In addition 10 the six months penance
rhaw agreed never again to get drunk.
Thaw and Miss Bradley were married o.
the Rev. Or David Dorchester, OF Christ
Church. Pittsburg the bride being give"
in marriage by her father.
A Bridgeport dispatch last night staten
that Charles H. Bradley, father OF Mrs
william Thaw. Sd. said he knew nothins
ahout the reported disappearance OF M
Thew
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10
GUEST OF DUCHESS LEADER
Dinner to Sheehan Believed Sig
nificant BY Some.
rBv telegraph 20 Tbs Trioun. J

Poushkeepsie, y. X. Feb. s-Psrtic liar
,,+.rae+ uas taken in dinner given 10
william +. Sheehan, by Peter Troy OF
this city. tonight because il was attend
.6 nv all the Democratic organization
leaders.
rnasnnuch as Duchess County has pro-
ytded the leader OF the insurgents at Al
banv. Senator Franklin D. Roosevelt ana
tpo insurgent Assernblynen, Lewis :.
Cbanler and F. A. Hoyt, the presence a. a
complimentary banquet 10 Mr.. Sheehan OF
,bA men who control the Democratic con-
vsntions In the districts OF these lnsursent
Democratic legislators, was regarded oY
eoroA 10 indicate that something Is aoout
70 break in NJ Sheehan's favor NoooiS
az The banquet would concede that there
uas ANYTHING to this surmise II was
siv.n out that the dinner was purely q
social affair.
NJ Troy.s guests e. the dinner 20 1ir
! sreehan included Mayor John x. Sagu-
DAr,ocratic county chairman; Eo"ard r
/ pArl,irs. president OF the Board OF Puohc
/ works. DR.. John {. Otis, County Judge
| Frank Hasbrouck, Allison Butts Slas
ryirvlAv editor Of The News-Press"; Dr
| charles Il. Pilgrim. superintendent or ire
hudson River state Hospital; +. Lyman
prov,n and Frank p. Lsown. With the ex
! can+,on OF DR.. Pilgrim AL are leading Dem
I ccrats.
! 4 petition Is being circulated and .atse
Il, signed in union labor circles taVerl2G
Mr. sheehan's election as United Sta'e'
/ Senator.
When asked tonight regarding the repor
from, New York that Mayor Gaynor haf
olAadsd for over an hour last Sunday VIII
! charles F. Murphy 70 drop Mr. sheehan a
= senarorship candidate. 3fr. Sheehan SAID
" knoz nothing about that report, an'
have not heard Of it asked point pam a.,
II he had any intentions whatever OF Win
drawing from the race. Mr. Sheehan Ie
piled. -,
Il have nothing further 20 ada 70 n
statement Of yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10
lUll AFTER ALBANY
CONFERENCE FURRY
sheehan Holds His Block OF
Votes When Twentieth Bal
lot Is Taken.
WEEKEND TRUCE ARRANGED
Governor Denies He Talked
About Senatorship at Confer
ence with Mayor Gaynor
on Wednesday.
nv releraph 20 The Tribune.

albany. Feb. s.-rhe furry aroused py
.,.s.s-dsy's farcical conference OF Demo
.~.,,. legislators having sbsided. the sena-
.n-sh,n deadlock settled back into rnonotony
80 On the twentieth ballot, in joint
.A.s,on. there came no change In the show
&C. ~ strength William +. Sheehan, the
..rcus nominee. held his block OF Tam
-,.,v and upstate organisation voters ano
-. an,i-sheehan men stuck 10 their guns
-.yordIess Of Boss Murphy OF Tammany
ard al his cohorts
poss Murphy and Mr.. Sheehan had little
.. cav to-day. The Tammany chief salo
"a had his say last night. and the situe-
,,o, had not changed any since that time.
Asrsd about e story that Mayor Gaynor
"a prsed him 10 shelvs Sheehan IN the
.,,.,sst Of Democratic harmony Murphy
.noled grinaly, and said;
II .pent a. very pleasant hour WIN the
49, rrnen was in New York"
sbssban called on Governor Dix this
afternoon for few moments Later no
rAn, 10 PoughkeepsiA. and VIII go 70 Ne"
yo-k tomorrow morning. The Governor
eats that Mr.. Sheehan merely called 10 tell
bin, that he was leaving town. ana that
rev didn't tslk about the senatorship at
~ c.overnor Dix was asked II he had
6;sc,sssd the senatorship situation with
49, C.,vror in New York last evening.
~. ea,d he had not His attention was
..,,.S - tbe fact that Mayor Gaynor. in
So, vort to-day, had said this subject
NJ. taken I'D at their interview among
other things H., a.,
|Whv. no" said The Governor; Eve did
-. ,aI, about the senetOrShlp.
Governor Gets Ananiss Club.
:, his mild and wholly inpersonal way
~ covs~nor IS acquiring small Ananias
Club.
There will be no Developments IN the SEN
storship situation here before next Tues
6av. sheehan and Murphy. in New York
over the week end. may work OUT some
nav scheme 10 break the deadlock. Maybe
thew still believe they can disturb the
alignment Of the thirty anti-sheehan IN
surgents, but the insurgents don't, ana
,hoss who know the things they have
uitbstood heretofore think not much else
~ test their sincerity and steadfastness
car Be devised.
strange spirit Of confidence pervaded
the shsehan camp to-day. At least, there
vas every appearance OF confidence.
seemingly based on Boss" Murphys pub
lie announcement that he intended to sick
20 sheehan for a while vet. II was taken
as significant by many politicians, though
hat the confidence OF the Sheehan ad-
herents extended only 70 the point that
sheehan was able 70 hold his own strength.
There were no predictions that the in
srIrgents we're about 20 quit and vote for
hin. All the assertions to-day were that
the organization men now voting for him
would continue 70 GO SO all summer Just
what comfort he and they can get out OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10
NICKEL NEARLY COST LIFE
Waiter Has Close Calls Trying
to Cross Subway Tracks.
HIT At LAST BY A TRAIN
But Only Injury a Slight Bruise
Had Paid Last Money on
Wrong Platform.

Four hairbreadth escapes from death be-
meath subway trains may be added 10 the
record OF Michael McArdle. waiter. who
tried 70 cross the tracks az the 18th street
station last night. intending 70 save a
nickel
Two expresses and local missed him by
a few inches, but the second local struck
him and he was pinned beneath the for
ward trucks and dragged several feet.
but his only injury was confusion OF the
hip. apart from badly torn clothing, and
he was able 10 walk home.
McArdle started from his room. at No.
l;s East 25th street, TO 20 10 Harlem res
teurant, where a job was promised TO him.
He has been out OF work for some time,
and II was his last nickel that he paid
for his ticket. He suddenly realized that
he had entered the downtown station, and
decided 70 chance running across the
tracks
A crowd Of men and women who wers on
the platforms saw him jump 20 The south
bound local tracks as a train was ap-
preaching. Their cries warned him In time
10 Jump 10 the southbound express track q:
the cars reached him and swept past within
few inches, with all brakes damned
down.
Almost at the same time a downtown ex
press came rushing toward him, and The
chorus Of cries from the people on the
northbound platform warned him in time
again.
By this time McArdle was badly fright
ered and seemed unable to move or ever
understand the Wells Of the subway EN-
ployes and passengers to stand between
tracks and hold one OF the stanchlons unit
the trains could be tagged and rescuer'
could reach him.
Then a northbound express came thun
dering along at top speed and was almos
on top Of him when he stumbled across IN
third rails out Of its way, but only TO stel
in front Of northbound local. which wa
pulling into the station. He was transtixed
! The motorman OF the approaching loca
used the emergency brakes. but could no
stop his train before It hit McArdle. HI
disappeared beneath the trucks and va
carried along By his clothing. scared alnnos
into Inconsistencies, but practically un
/ hurt.
The shouts OF the men and the scream
OF the women on both platforms and tram
attracted the attention OF Patrolman Dun
can, Of the East 18Th street station, who
assisted by trainmen. got McArdle from be
meath the platform. DR.. Bryson' or BelIe
vue Hospital attended McArdle. but touh'
/ no reason 70 take him TO the INSTITUTION.
McArdle told the police that he woul'
make another attempt 10 get the 1oo
| Harlem after he got other clothing ou
that he would not try short cuts across IN
| tracks again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10
RECIPE FOR SWEET SLEEP
Health and Longevity Club Gets
It from Mrs. Selma Lewis.

Fugitives cut OF the frosts and SHOWS
heard Mrs. Selma Lewis compliment I"e
weather at the Waldorf last night nc
Health and Longevity Club was in SESSION.
Mrs. Selma Lewis was speaking Oh
Health and Beauty" longevity Vithou'
beauty not being worth working for' sp-
parently, and thinking kindly of the weat"-
er being enc way Of acquiring that MAJ
mony within which beauty was guarantee
BY the fair lecturer 70 follow as the nisH'
the day.
When We take a walk there are MAJ
aids to beauty everywhere. II Mrs. Seine
Lewiss theory is not in fault. From VIC
littls crickets up, you know, TO the pfetD
birds everything about us when we 'as >,
q walk will make US beautiful II we VIII
only let their influence be felt within sue
said. And bathing should be done not only
with water but intelligence. she added eA-
planning that she had reference 10 the lao'
that most persons when they bathed were
"'way. far away. at some social or ousl'
ness engagement" in their minds
This should not be. II person IS path'
ing he should concentrate on his aoln'
tons You viii be an entirely difereh'
person If you will dwell on your oath'
she said. II you wish to be beautiful you
must sleep sweetIy. The best way 70 oc
this. said Mrs. Lewis, who has followed t'''
system for years without noticing its mo-
notony and with telling results, as all WIG
cared could see, is to build picture io'
yourself"
This Is done by taking into your MIND
thought OF a beautiful park, with lawns
trees. just enough birds; add wateriai
to help the music OF the birds and theI
make yourself see some people sitting II
a little boat softly splashins along II
most any direction and you've got th'
sweetest sleep coming your way that yo'
have had since childhood. You can have
yourself lying IN q hammock along WIT
the rest Of the scenery, she said, at NJ
extra expense.
Mrs. Lewis finds that before she has IN
! ished building her picture she is sleeplhs
sweetly. And then she greets the new ia.
with smile, cen though the day be rainy
We should not find fault with the weather
LAS long as the earth has stood she SAID
weather has been changing"
| The audience was surprised when Mrs
| Lewis's three grown children appeared OF
I the platform TO prove that her method
were practical.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10
THAW CLAIMS ALLOWED
Referee Gives 100000 to
Creditors-Mother Favored.

Pittsburg, Feb Sin an opinion ana re-
port relative 70 the claims OF various cren-
Itors OF Harry X. Thaw. William T. bar.
referee in bankruptcy. allows number OF
!. claims in full. others in part and dismisses
some altogether The claims aggresat>
10000. the claimants being his mother.
attorneys. physicians. detectives and store
keepers.
Mrs. Mary C. Thaw, the mother. gets her
/ claim in full, amounting to sas,eIf2!. ROC
er OMara, trustee for Thaws estate oo-
/ iected 10 the mothers claim on the grouna
that II was advanced in consideration OF
Mrs. FLAWS affection for her son. How
ever. Mrs. Thaw produced In evidenc,
/ TWENTY-FIVE pronissory notes showing cor
cuslvelv that the money was loaned aho
was to be repaid.
/ hill Of $3.50 Of III Salvo Brothers. New
York merchants. for furniture, ornaments
and silverwsre purchased Tor EVeIyh ives
hi. Thaw, was also allowed in tull.
John B. Gleason. New YORK at'ofneS.
had a claim for SO SIS as q balance dus
him for professional services in the ms"
tria, on bill OF $4,000, and 800" 10,
additional expenses. Referee BAR ai'oNe'
him s2o,li5 =, N.v
lanes O. Graham. an attorney oL Ne
York. received sl.l72 ss on bill OF sz'Sf -
charged for services in tho haoeas CORPUS
nrocsedings for the release OF ina" i'"''
Matteawan .,
The full claim OF Martin W. Little'on'
amounting 10 ss.3D54 was allowed, the AZ
torney having been employed under spe
ciac contract. DR.. J. r. Campbell wno
vas the Tombs physician. gets $500, or one
halt his claim. Dr. Charles 6. Wagner
medical Superintendent Of the Binshamtoo
state Hospital for the Insane receives Ms
WuIian1 7 Jones. occupation not giFen'
asked for $3.50 for visiting Tam ,T,r ana Tfs
deavoring 10 discover signs or lliness. ~
80 * The claim OF William q. Schmitt
Berger Getee,yTsb .@ FER s S t to. V %as
| ggyv.tssad Schnlttberger, IL was shown
T was employed by Martin ". Littl.,on.
A per cent dividend VIII De torthcotnn
ing within a few days 10 tho various crea
itOTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10
PARKER WOULDN'T HAVE ToGA
Former Judge Not Even Compro-
mise Senatorial Candidate.

Binghamton, y. 7. Feb. SIN a dis
cussion OF the senatorship situation with
John J. Irving. Mayor OF this city. yes
terday. Judge Alton b. Parker announced
that he vas out Of politics for all time
Judge Parker said that under no condition
would he accept the Senatorial election.
and would not be a compromise candidate
He was out OF politics, ard would not re-
enter IN the future. but would devote his
time 10 his law practice and the enjoy
ment OF his remaining years. This decision
was final. and applied 10 any and all politi.
cal honors that might be offered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10
SHERIFF HELD UP AND ROBBED
When Fighting with Assailant Was
Arrested for Carrying Revolver.
ley Telegraph 20 The Tribure.l


Boston. Feb. a-John Shorey. Sheriff Of
Carroll County, y. H. who lives az Con-
way. was arrested yesterday by Daniel j.
Cronin. police officer, on charge of car
rying a loaded revolver. At the same time
John McManus was taken into custody
charged with highway robbery.
The story as told by Shorey. is that he
came TO Boston yesterday to see the sights
and visit persons whom he had met at Con-
way and other resorts in past summers. He
was in Warrenton street when. il is alleged.
McManus came UP 70 him and asked him
II he intended 10 buy drink. When the
Sheriff refused McManus knocked him
against e lamppost and, the police say,
took his watch and chain. Shorey put Up
fght, and when q policeman, who ar
rested both men, searched Shorey he
charged him with carrying concealed
yTea non.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10
DIAMONDS FREE OF DUTY
Customs Inspector Indicted Offering
70 Smuggle Gems from Canada

Portland, Ne, Feb. AN Indictment
charging Theodore F. Abildgaard, Of Wash
burn. United States customs inspector,
With scheming 70 defraud the United States
government by plan 10 smuggle diamonds
from Canada. was reported BY the grand
Jury OF the United States District Court
to-day
Il Is alleged AbiIdgaard wrote a Chicago
mail order jewelry firm suggesting that he
could get diamonds across the Canadian
border into this country free OF duty. He
pleaded not guilty 70 the indictment and
the case was continued until April
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10
APPOINTMENTS AT ALBANY.

Albany. Feb. 9-The Secretary Of state.
Mr. L,azansky. has appointed Max Steind-
Ter ~ New York. as confidential clerk at
a salary OF s2.2o0
state Engineer Bensel has named John
Y Hogan. OF Medina, as resident engineer
for the Western Division. at an annual
salary Of $3.50.
George s McGarlin, Of Watertown, has
been appointed by the state Controller
as transfer tax attorney for Jefferson
county H.. H. -
,.5,-sd "a a resident engineer nc Rome 10y
The state Engineer, az salary u 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10
SEATTLE PLANS TALL BUILDING

Seattle Feb. e-The last obstacle in the
way Of the erection Of a torty-one story
building IN this city BY the estate of the
late Z. c. Smith. Of Syracuse, y. Y. was
removed last night when the council COM
rnittes voted 70 grant the permit The
skyscraper, which will be the highest Of
ice building in the world outside OF New
York CRY, will be begun within the next
six reekS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10
OTHER SENATORIAL DEAoLocKs

Des Moines. Iowa. Feb. 9--The defeat OF
the special senatorial primary bill yester-
day caused several changes to-day In the
Joint ballot for United States Senator.
Judge Kenyon received the votes which
had been cast for Funk and Young for sew
eral days and again took the lead SEN
ator Young retained his original stand-pat
strength. Funk dropped back 10 20. and
Garst again took place IN the race.
Denver, Feb. 9.-Seven platform Demo
Gratis cast their ballots to-day for z. N
Ammons for United States Senator. other
wise to-day's vote showed no material
change
Helena, Mont. Fec. 9.-To-da ballot
for United States Senator follows: Carter,
Republican. 80; Conrad. Democrat %.
Walsh. Democrat "a scattering, IS. Neces-
sary % a choice. u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10
STOREY TO LECTURE At YALE

New Haven, Feb. s.--Moorncld Storey. OF
boston. It IS announced at Yale, has been
selected 70 deliver the William L. storrs
lecture at the Yale Law School this rear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10
GID ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE

is the author of a prize story, entitled
Tho Contest" which viii appear w
next Sundays Tribune. Don't miss H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10
WILLIAM THAW, Sd, GONE.
MysteriousIy Disappears While
on His Honeymoon.
MOTHER HIRES DETECTIVE
Had Pledged His Sobriety to His
Bride-Some of His Elk
ploits in the Past.
(By rel.rraph 70 tn. TriSun. !

Fittsbrrg. Feb. s-According 10 inforrna-
tioI given out at North Side police head
quarters here and verified AZ the Thaw
home. William Thaw 3D.. has disappeared
while on his honeymoon. Frank Lee, de-
tective OF the North Side force, who for
many years acted as guard for Thaw. has
oeen pressed into service and is Fastening
70 the West Indies Thaw was last heard
from in the vicinity OF Jamaica.
Lee left Pittsburg last Tuesday night.
Details OF the disappearance OF Thaw are
lacking. Whether he has broken the six
months pledge for sooriety which was
given by his mother 10 Miss Gladys V.
Bradley. OF Bridgeport. Conn. before she
would consent TO mary Thaw is not
known.
Mrs. William Thaw, I'd. received the word
OF her sons disappearance a day or two
ago and at once requested the services OF
Lee. A leave Of absence was granted the
detective, and he went into the employ OF
Mrs Thaw. The mother fears the young
man may have been lost overheard from
some vessel.
! Mrs Thaw is in state OF nervous col
| lapse II has been only two weeks since
the Thaw home was entered by burglar
at the dinner hour and jewels valued al
S., 900 taken. Among the jewels taken was
! q necklace OF pearls and diamonds, with
an intrinsic value CT $1,000. but which Mrs.
Thaw said she would not have sold for
800 COO, is II was a present from her late
husband.
! William Thaw. Sd. has frequently shown
penchant for disappearing suddenly and
turning UP later in some other part OF the
world. A few years ago. at Cairo. Egypt.
he suddenly left his mother and sister
alone on a "trip round the world. catching
IN with them months later in Paris. Hs
had been living with one OF the Egyptian
tribes.
William Thaw, Sd, nephew OF Harry Ken
dali Thaw and son OF Mrs. William Thaw
I'd. Of Allegheny, Penn. was married 70 MIS-:
Alice Virginia Bradley, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Henderson Bradley, OF NO. iel
Clinton avenue. Bridgeport. on December l.
1910, at the Hotel ST. Regis. in this city.
The marriage followed the fuflment OF
a. pledge made by Thaw 10 his 1ancee thai
he would abstain from intoxicating liq-
uors for Fix months. Previously 10 this
the young Pittsburg millionaire had estao-
Ished a record for consuming spirituous
liquors.
His mother conferred with her attorneys
with the intention Of having him adjudged
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-25
AMusEm ENTs.
Richard Carlo and Company Appear in
dumping jupiter"

Richard Carlo and Company Appear in
dumping Jupiter"
Jumping Jupiter the musical farce
that has afforded vehicle for Richard
Carrie during the past three seasons.
came to the Odeon Friday night before
a fair-sized house which. considering
the fact that the theater has been open
all week. was of good proportions.
Much was expected Of Mr.. earle and
his performers. because Of Carries
prominence as comedian and also the
fact that his co-star. Edna Wallace
Hopper. IL 50 we'll known Far these
reasons some disappointment was felt
in that the production did not measure
up to a high standard musically. An
utter lack Of anything that resembled a
good voice. save the one noticeable ex-
ception df j. S. Kinslow, caused most
Of the music to fall fiat. The one re-
deeming feature, aside from Mr.. Kin
slows opening number. were the
snatches Of quartet music by Messrs.
Meyer. Wright. Trimble. and Kinslow.
While not bad. the choruses were moth.
ing exceptional.
Mr.. Carries eccentric comedy was
clevery done, and that Of Charles Ed
ward Wright created equally big hit.
Mr.. Wright's "cc,on" songs were one Of
the distinct hits Of the evening. Miss
Hopper was pleasing. yet voiceless.
William Lynn danced exceptionally
we'll, as did also MISC Inez Bauer Al
berthe Benson was quite satisfactory
in her role, but was apparently unable
to rise to the opportunity afforded her
In her songs.