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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-11
Health and Beauty Aids
by MRS. MAE MARTYR

blanche B. Yes. YOU can reduce your
supertfuous flesh without dieting or
exercise. Relief may be found in this
harmless remedy Dissolve four ounces
parnotis in Il pints of hot water and
take a Tablespoonful before meals. II
removes fat rapidly and leaves the
skin free from wrinkles or fabbiness.
1t has helped many who have tried for
years TO find relief.
Mrs F. r., It is humiliating to have
fuzzy growth on your chin, but II
YOU viii follow these simple directions
II VIII soon vanish: With little della
tone and water make enough paste TO
remain two or three minutes, then rub
off. wash the skin and all trace of hair
viii have vanished. This is a harm
less way TO Danish hair or fuzz and
does not mar the skin.
Brae T.; There is only one dandruff
cure | recommend and Ii not only rids
the head Of dandruff but aids the
growth and appearance of the hair. 1t
~. IN fact, perfect quinine tonic
which YOU can make at home. Get an
ounce OF qulnzoin from your DRUGGIST.
Dissolve IN hslf-pint of alcohol tnot
WhlskeNl TO which solution add one
hall pint 81 cold water. Rub into
the growth by stimulating scalp to
perfectly natural action.
tired, aching eyes by the use OF this
simple, inexpensive home made tonic,
Whlch can be prepared very easily by
Just dlssoiNing an ounce of crystos IN
2 a,l PM o. water Two or three drops
that smarting, burning sensation, re-
duees inflammation and gives beauty,
sparkle ana orilhancy to the eyes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-11
FEDERAL CIRCUIT
COURT Of APPEALS

The United States Circuit Court Of
Appeals reconvened yesterday morn
ing at II o'clock with Circuit Judge
Pritchard and District Judges Boyd
and Dayton in attendance.
+ The court handed down opinions
in the following cases:
No. 1aGg.-Jacob Salisbury, petition
err, VS.. George A. Blackford, trustee
In bankruptcy of Herman Sehoen-
field, bankrupt, respondent, on pc
tition for review of District Court Of
Wheeling. w Va. Petition for re-
view dismissed, with costs. Per
curiam opinion.
No. 1104-Jacob Salisbury. appel
liant VS. George A. Blackford. trus-
tee in bankruptcy of Herman Schoen-
from the District Court at Wheeling,
". Va. Per curtain opinion At
firmed, with costs.
No. 113S-A. T. Cardoza, surviving
partner, etc. VS. w. w. Boxley In
error to the District Court at Lynch
burg. VI Cause argued by Allen G.
Collins, of Richmond, for the plain
tiff in error. and by J. 7. Coleman
and c. f. Casl1ie. of Lynchhurg, for
the defendant in error. and submitted.
This case will be called today.
No. 113T-Bank of Brunson, plain
tiff in error, KS. Aetna Insurance
Company of Hartford. Conn, defend
ant in error In error To the District
Court al, ,ghaxy aas GA. S.. &. 70 ,sse ar
gued by w &. deLoach. of Camden.
s. c., and George II. Moffett. OF
Charleston, s. c.. for the plaintiff in
error, and by Smythe, Frost & Visan-
ska of Charleston, S. C., for the de-
PENDANT in error.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-11
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The musical AT the Womans club
s...., ..,t,...l,,d o,o NJ
9's'e' o8S ~t'e' NUN
the largest eiuh audiences OF the Win
tor. and The parlors were througed
,..,n fa.ht,.,ot,l,, eau,naa women 4
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charming program Was siFeit " '''''
Helen K F5llebrown, solo pianist, ana
MI walter A. Watkins. tenor. Miss
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80 IN aq,d on,,ld not he prexent The
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-11

williamsburg avenue, Friday evening.
Those present were: Misses Carrie
Durham, Ollie Durham, Fannie Mel
ton, Matte Marshall, Minnie Dur
ham, Lilly Durham, Minnie Davis
Mrs. Melton, Mrs Durham; Messrs
Peter Whitman, George Davis Sam
uel HazIegrove. Eddie Rock. Frank
William McGraph, Luther Johnson,
John Marshall, Willie Foster, Sam
Durham.
Miss Elizabeth Randolph, who has
been the guest of Miss Emma Con-
quest for several weeks, has returned
to the University Of Virginia,
Miss Phoebe Satterfield has return
ed from Lexington, where she has
been the guest Of Colonel and Mrs.
Jennings c. Wise.
Mrs. Walter Williams, Mrs. Writ
Taylor, Mrs Warren T. Taylor, Mrs
r. A. Gregory and Miss Lena Gregory
spent the weekend in Fredericksburg
with Mrs. Anna M. Braxton.
Mrs Philip f. Johnson and her
daughter, Miss Mary Scarborough.
with Miss Archer Joynes, will leave
on Thursday 70 spend a month in
Bermuda,
Miss Brent Witt is the guest Of
Miss Elise Miles at the University of
Virginia.
Miss Etting, of Yonkers, n Y, is
visiting Mrs Thomas l.. Moore al her
home on West Franklin street.
i
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-11
JACK ALLEN SEEKS
To RAISE MONEY

Jack Allen. kinsman of the UNI
fortunate Allen clansmen, now serv-
ing terms for the Hillsville murders,
is selling out his possessions as can
he seen from the following adver-
tisement in the Peoples Advocate,
published in Carroll county.
ION Saturday. February Is, 1918,
I will sell at public auction. AT my
residence, at Fancy Gap. Carroll
county. Va. all my personal prop
erty. consisting of the following:
Zone team mules, four head of
horses three colts, four yoke oxen,
two cows. eleven head of sheep. five
wagons, two buggies. one surres. four
sets of harness, one grain drill, one
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-11

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VIII Bulid Memorial
Mrs. Waldorf Aston of England.
daughter Of MIR. G. D. Langhorne, has
plans under way 10 erect new
church al Greenwood, Va, where EN-
manuel church now sands The
church vii be erected by Mrs. Astor
as q memorial TO her mother. and
1t will he built after the plans Of the
Episcopal church at Alexandria, Va.
Occupy New Home.
Colonel and Mrs. George Barnett
spent the weekend in Baltimore,
wherc they went to attend the we'd
ding OF the Duo de Richelieu and
aftss Wise on Saturday Colonel and
Mrs Barnett. who spend their sum
mers nc their home on the Kappa
hammock river, have recently taken
possession Of their house at the Phila-
deIphia navy yard. and have furnish
ed It with the many beautiful things
they collected in China and Japan.
giving it an unusual Oriental atmos-
phere.
MARRIAGES Announced
Mr. ana Mr. tan,sg n pare bova
issi,ed rarde 1nnnnn,sinp thc mar
,iara ~ tboir aangbtnr NJ C,arrfa
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-11

tesios were extended to Mrs. B. r.
Valentine, Of Richmond, whose ad
dress on Equal Suffrage" at the
Assembly hall on Thursday night.
was notable event of the winter.
Airs. Henry c. Mcdowell and Mrs.
Charles r, Heald both entertaining
with lovely Iuncheons in her honor.
while Mrs r. H. Sharp complimented
her with an attractive tea. given on
Wednesday afternoon at her home in
Rivermont. So delightful is Mrs
Valentines personality. so numerous
the friends she reckons in our midst
and SO impellinG the appeal made by
her TO the sympathies and admira
ton of the large audience which lis
tcnede TO her on the occasion of her
recent public utterance here. that
had it not been for the brevity of her
stay, and the Kan pun upon worldly
gayeties at this season by the church
of which Mrs. Valentine herself is a
consistent member. her visit to our
city would doubtless have proven the
inspiration for much brilliant enter
tanning on the part OF our local hos
tesses'
ID. \. II. Meeting,
Old Dominion Chapter. United
Daughters of the Confederacy. will
meet this afternoon at O'Clock at
the residence Of Mrs. Henry A.. AT
kinsnn, 81 East Grace street fun
attendance of members is requested,
as ajternates to the Continental Con
eress Of the Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution to be held in Wash
ineton in April will be elected this
afternoon,
Church Social.
A benefit social was given by Miss
Carrie Durham for the benefit of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-11
Musical Teas
JEFFERSON HOTEL AUDITORIUM
Tomorrow Afternoon

The first Of the Musical Teas at the
Jefferson Auditorium viii take place
tomorrow afternoon at ! O'Clock The
programme, which is an unusually in
sefesslng o9e will be given by Chris
zine Miller the well known and ex~
ceedingly popular Contralto with
Blanche Sanders Walker at the piano
These are subscription nueicales
ard the number Of subscribers limit
I'd. bat there Will BE d few tickets for
single performances, on sale al the
door.
On account of the many inquiries
Tor seats at popular prices. TO these
nusicaiss. ffon students and others
sho care only for the programmes.
she mana cement announces that
balcony seats viii be on sale at the
door at half price. There will be no
reserved seats.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-11

NEW YORK, Feb. f0.--The wholesale
price Of lambs. which had been 10 ?
cents per pound during the week.
jumped tn Is IL and cents causing
long faces among retail butchers aE
Washington market and elsewhere,
vs. no did not lay in supply before The
advance was made
In Washington market last week
legs OF lamb sold at rs cents pound.
and today the same quality was quoted
AT 20, as a result OF tie whpiesaIe
jump
Pork, too. has gone up. Wholesalers
were getting Ii IL cents for IL. II -
reported that beef is scheduled to ad-
vance from half cent TO q cent In 3
day or two,
Fresh eggs are quoted In WASHING,
that il the wintry weather Keeps up
at it's present rate, or more SO, the
price Of eggs viii again so up.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-11

friends on Wednesday night, In honor
OF their niece, Mrs. Maggie Klayton,
and their sister, Miss Grace Rinns, the
latter of Newport News, Va Music and
games were INDUCED in until a late
hour after which refreshments were
served.
Among those present were: MISSES
Matte OVerton. Minnie Griffith, Louise
Jones, Elva Bates. Florrie Woodbridge,
Ruth Mask, Grace Binus, and Maggie
Biayton, Messrs. Lynwood. CoshY
Greek Mask. Arthur Seath. Edwa ard
Foot A. w; Sheffield. Edward Griffith,
Howard Gordon and ]. +. Flood.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-11
PANAMA STAMPS ARE
ON SALE HERE NOW

The bureau of engraving having
discovered the difference between the
Gatun locks and the San Miguel locks
and having engraved the new Panama
canal stamps correctly they are now
being distributed to the various post
offices Of the country for sale These
stamps replace the twenty-three mil
lion which We're destroyed because
they were labeled "Gatun locks"
when the picture was of the San
Miguel locks, The new issue is
labeled simply Panama canal" to
avoid danger of another mistake
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-11

Because OF the absence of counsel
in the case the hearing of G. r, ".
Meakin, charged with Going business
without q license, was continued in
the Police court yesterday morning to
the 12th. Meakin is represented by
w NJ. Justis. who on yesterday was
busy in another court
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-11
HUNTER is ACCIDENTALLY
KILLED BY HIS PARTNER

Especial to The Richmond Virginian)
FREDERICKSBURG VA, Feb.
10.-Thomas J. Wiley was ACCIDENTAL
" shot, the wound resulting in his
death, by Daniel Shaw In Spotsyl-
vania county Saturday night while
hunting. The two men came to this
section some months ago from Min
ncsota, where they had been partners
in real estate business for fifteen
years The coroner's jury exonerated
Shaw of any criminal liability Shaw
was nearly Frustrated at Wiley S
death
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-11

binder and reaper. one moving ma
chine and rake ore sawmill and
threshing OUTFIT, twenty-five stacks Of
hay, and all farming implements.
Sale begins at o'clock.
All sums under SIS. cash in hand:
all sums over So. six and twelve
months, with approved security.
JASPER ALLEN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-11

A. j. B. You can have beautiful,
long. glossy and duffy hair of rich.
even color il YOU shampoo carefully
at least once every month with any
wash that does not contain free" al
kali 10 not use soap. The best, most
dependable ard really delightful mix
ture is made by dissolving "A teaspoon
full of canthro& in a cup of hot water.
This is enough to cleanse both hair and
scalp thoroughly OF daudrun, dirt and
excess oil and the hair dries quickly
and evenly with wonderful gloss
and delightful soft fiuniness
Mrs. NJ: Clogging skin with powder
is. likely to ruin the finest complexion,
enlarge pores ana produce pimples and
blaCkheadS. An economical, homes made
spurmax lotion is fine for complexion
faults and frequently used instead of
powder. as il is Invisible when on and
imparts a delightful. velvety smooth
ness and healthy hue TO the skin. Get
four ounces OF spurmaX from your
druggist and dissolve in half-pint
hot wator. to which add two teaspoon
fuis ElyeeFine The spurmaN lotion
prevents chaps and overcomes oiliness
and that llfeless look TO the COM
pleXion.
Florence Your pimply skin and run
down feeling is doubtless due 10 inn
most skin eruptlons. The best and most
effective remedy is this home made and
very inexpensive one Dissolve one
ounce kardene in half-pint alcohol
sugar and enough water 70 make a
quart Take a tablespoonful before
each meal and IL Will eXpel poisons
from the system, clear and tone skin
and build up and strengthen entire
body. s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-11
Surprise Party.

The home Of Mr. and Mrs ]. ].
Guyer, of 322 North Twenty ninth
street was the scene of a very en-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-08

HIS regimenU, William Is Hunsa-
rian Infantry Guards and Kaiser
William lis Wurttemberg Infantry
The Kaiser is colonel in chief of all
three
Count Won Gutenberg, chief court
marshal and General Won Plessen,
commanding general of the head
quarters army. aided by many court
tignitaries. have had charge of the
arrangements for the jubilee. They
have spared no expense.
Berlin has oufdone itself in IT'S dec
ors,ions. Even the recent wedding Of
the only daughter of the Kaiser. the
Princess Victoria Luise and Prince
Ernest August OF Cumberland. did
not arouse such enthusiasm.
But even with an OF this apparent
loyalty b. is evident that the German
people are Gissa .sh,d with their Tot
tn life. politically and economically
Nowhere Is the fissa Of sfsgtI0n as pro-
10guuCd as Boz Prussia. The kingdom
whose ruler tha Kaiser Is
After the recent elections to the
Prussisu IandtaE. which everyone.
ug1s me- the King ~ Prussia. knows
are nothing but "a mere farce, t1-
-rgWa.uE has grown louder thar
ever and The whole press 8 speaking
iH terms Of the utmost bitterness
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-08
London Society Has
A Lively Derby Week
Many Events Are Crowded Into Gay
Period-Dukes Take GrosVenor
Square House.
Special Gable to The American.

Special Gable TO The American.
LONDON, June This has been
the llveHest Derby week for many
years. II has consisted of the Kings
birthday. with dinners and entertain
ments; the naval and military tour
nament. the Derby the Oaks, the
Versailles fetc ball; the opera.
Forbes Robertsons farewell and doz-
ems of weddings and dances
A must charming figure has been
the Hon Mrs Cecil Bingham. a
charming young American woman,
who has won a most enviable posi-
tion in British society She was Miss
Alice Carr. famous Louisville beau
~
Mrs John Aston. usually dressed
IN white, is once more going out a
great deal
The Duchess De Nizeu who was
Miss Anita Stewart is back In town
again after a long visit 20 the Cont
nent The Duchess mother Mrs
James Henry Smith. has let her house
In Grosyenor square 20 the American
tobacco millionaire. James b Duke.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-08
LONDON SOC|E TY
LEADER ROUTED
BY j. s. PEERLESS
Lady BarrymOre's Ball EcIipses
Rivals Despite Bait of Roy
atty DangIed Before Guests.
BY W, ORION TEWsoN.
Special Gable 10 The American.

LONDON, June Society is still
amused over the discontinue of Mrs.
Bischoffsheim whom Lady Barry
more. an American peeress and
daughter of the late General James
Wadsworth, of New York, defeated
in a conflict over ball dates Lady
Barrymore had selected Nav p ana
failed to invite the wealthy widow,
Mrs. Rischoffsheim arranged a great
royal ball for the same night and
had the Prince and Princess Alexan-
der. of Teck, as "A bait to lure the
social lions
Lady Barrymore and her sister,
Mrs. Adair, have an enormous mum
her of friends who so sympathized
with the peerless in her dilemma they
avoided the royal ball. Auong Lady
Barrvmore's guests were the DucheS-
ses Of 81. Adams. Rutland and MARI
brough, the powerful Lady Derby.
Mrs Cecil Bingham, who was for
merry Mrs Samuel Sloane Chauncey,
of New York, and one Of London s
most famous beauties, and Lady Ra-
chel Stuart Wortiey. To quote a So
ciety man the Bischoffsheim ball was
a wilderness and all the honors went
to Lady Barrymore.
scotch DtlTeSStS are GoIllHdlIllE hhF
London season and Felicia Graham
Stewart, daughter of Mrs. Graham d
Stewart Is one Of the chief figures.
A cotiuion recently given for the
debutante was an unqualified success.
Never has the Scotch set so ruled
at London season and now Lady Dali
keith the future Duchess Of Buc-
cleuch announces "a great party soon
to be given The Scotch are vastly
more exclusive than the English and
try to keep the invitations in their
own set while the great Scotch fami-
lies cling together and endeavor to
preserve all the Scotch tone
other hostesses are dismayed and
when dates conflict must fall back
on guests of inferior smartness. In
case of the Graham Stewart cotilliOn
the Scotch held together and, al
though there were three competing
balls the same night Mrs Graham D.
Stewart mustered the most represen-
tative assembly of any.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-08
AMERICANS ABROAD.
Special Cable 10 The American.

nnEGIMl
LONDON, June Robert Win
ihrop formerly secretary Of the
American embassy al Rome. Is eN-
pected from Paris next week.
Mrs waldorf Astor. who will not
take part in the seasons gaities ow-
ing 20 81 health IS staying az her
house Rest Harrow. on the Kentish
coast Her doctors say there ts moth
ing to 100 health, IS STAYING al her
she is primarily suffering from over
strung nerves. the result of having
ovcrtaxed her strength, and has been
ordered 10 take a complete rest
Lady Henry. nee Lewiston, Will en-
terrain "A large house party for tho
Ascot races She and her husband
are great friends Of Chancellor Lloyd
George, who viii be one Of thei'
guests
Judge and Mrs W. II Moore. of
New York. are STAYING at Claridgcs
untT after the olympia horse show
where the judge is a most popular
figure.
Mr and Mrs :. Guggenheim have
arrived az the Ritz Hotel from Paris.
Rudolph Sprechels who came fo
town for the Derby. has gone on an
automobile tour of the English couu-
try
Mrs Frank B. wiborg. who has
been staying AZ the Berkeley H0te.
has the marchioness OF Headfort as
her guest
Mrs. James Fargo and daughter all
so are registered ar the Berkeley
Mrs W y Leeds has arrived f1r
the season from Paris. also Mrs VIM
Draper and daughter OF Washington
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-08
Col. House in Paris
But Keeps Counsel
Power Behind Throne" in Wilson
Administration Goes About Much,
but Says Nothing Political.


PARIS, June Col House. known
as the power behind the throne,
paid Paris visit this week. He did
much here. but as usual said little
William F. McCombs seems to be
Iieve that the democratic candidate
for the mayoraltv of New York Will
be Justice Bowling
Andre De FouquiereS has "A ne"
pupil in Mrs. Philip Van NOlken
burghe, Of New York. who at the sug-
gestion Of Miss Fannie Reed went
to the French Brummel for course
in Calisthenics. The daily lessons
are given some times I'm Miss Reed $
ballroom and sine times at the hotel
Mrs Van Volkenburghe has excited
admiration at the Hotel Ritz hons
Among the men VINO TdVe Inquired
lately at these functions have been
young Burke Roche. Anthony DreNel
and Count Dursel
Mrs Harry Lehr sailed on board
the Kaiser Wilhelm Der Crosse
W. Harris. of New York and Chicago,
was among the passengers who LETT
for Cherbourg on the Olympic.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-08

NEW VICTIM Of
j. s. INVASION
Famous Partisan Landmarks Are
Being Destroyed to Accommo-
date American Tourists.
BY CHARLES HENRY MELTZER.
Special Cable to The American.

opeCldl Saple TO ne american
PARIS. June Paris is looking
very gay this week. but foreigners
are fewer tnan usual On the eve
Of summer in former years one eoulo
not walk ten PAGES without meet
ing Americans. This year they are
comparatively rare.
The willie lumiere" is changing
fast. Ere long whole blocks viii have
vanished. Montmartre. old Montmar-
tire. has been doomed The famous
mill which crowns it has been sold.
New streets soon will replace ms
winding lanes. its green gardens and
its dingy restaurants, but il win not
pass on unnoticed.
4 group of artists led by Charpen-
tier the composer, and Millettv, the
painter. is organizing a great fare
well festival in honor OF the ancient
Noun. Of Martyrs" Americans viii
mourn for old Montmartre. set they
have helped kill il. as they killed
Barbizon and as thev are chang
ing the bouIevards TO please the
Americans the impressive svmmetry
of the Place de L'Opera. the Rue
Royale and the Rue Pressbourg lave
been disturbed by the addition %
h't- LlNeAhN NUN = W lldi ktlOAllfuS UUtAu
ings
a like outrage has At one point
marred the unity OF he Rue de Rivoli
The law courts in this instance how
ever. have Just decreed that the ad-
dition 10 house shall be pulled down.
The decision is the outcome of an
edict Of the first Napoleon. II has
been handled with joy and will serve
as q precedent.
New York il not the only place
which fosters get rich quick"
schemes. A Paris banker named
Xavier VALENTINE this week was SEN
fenced TO FIVE years Imprisonment for
sWtndling many hundreds OF poor.
bat greedy victims. out OF more than
$1,000. 600 The splendor Of his offices
In Rue Favart and the auda city with
which he promised so per cent .iiyi-
dends on their investments worked
like magic.
Besides the very ADMIRAL bic Dan col
lection OF pictures on view a. the
Seligmann gallery. art amateurs this
week have enjoy I'd the visits 10 an
other town 60. ection at the Hauss-
man gallery II Is made up works
exhibited at recent salons Among
| them were examples Of Menard, Har-
| pignies Forain, Gro1ean and Frank
l Boggs
An interesting exhibition OF Ma
/ poleonic military pictures by Chel-
! minsk has attracted many TO the
[ knoedler gallery.
Critics are unanimous In their COM
ments on the production Of Char
pentier's Julien" Gabriel Faure. in
Figaro. speaks coldly OF the new lyric
drama, while Bruneau. In Matin. calls
IL a masterpiece
Another noteworthy production OF
the week Is Moussorgsky's opera
"Khoyachina,' which was performed
for the first time outside OF Russia
al the Theater des Champs Elysees