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The evening world., 1914-01-31

'"rhe Laughing Husband" q musi-
col play still running In London. will
be brought to the Knickerbocker
Theatre on Monday night. Accord
ing to report, the hrst act u musical
comedy. the second takes . dramatic
turn and the third 10 farce. Tho
music u by Edmund Eysler. . com.
poser said to be given to the Vienness
waits measure. The husband. who
supposedly delights In laughing. u .
retired manufacturer with . wife in
tent upon writing . novel. To this
end she goes in for experience Of .
sentimental nature. deliberately en-
gaging in q Irritation with . profess
sional 'Iady killer" But she neglects
to make . confidaut OF her husband.
with the result that he calls In .
divorce lawyer and makes things Alto
gether lively for her. Courtioe
Pounds, whose last appearance here
was In 1.-THE Duchess OF Dautzic" at
Daly's Theatre, has come over to
play the husband. Others In the cast
will be Betty Callish, Venita Fttx-
hugh, Frances Demarest. Josie In
tropidi. William Norris. Gustav Wer-
ner, Fred Walton. Roy Atwell, John
Daily Murphy and Nigel Barrie.
Blanche Ring comes T., the Thirty
ninth Street Theatre o. Jnday eve
ming In when Claudia Smiles" .
farce with songs written by Anne
Caldwell, Miss Ring will be seen In
the role Of q broadway show girl
who jumps from q divorce into vio-
lent fiirtations with two elderly Cd
mirers solely for the purpose OF max
ing her former husband jealous. One
OF the scenes is the foyer Of the Ritz
Carlton Hotel. Among others In the
| supporting company Will DO Harry
Connor. Anna Laughlin, Bertha
Mann. Florence Edney. Nellie Fill
Hilliard and John J. Scannell.
Mabel and Edith Taliaferro In
"Young Wisdom" move to the Gaiety
from the Criterion Theatre, which Ia
to he devoted TO motion pictures.
maria Rosa" with Dorothy DON
nelly and Lou -Tellegen. II to be trans
ferred to the Longacre Theatre on
Monday night.
ment at the Grand Opera House or
Monday evening in "Shameen Dhu.
|
The play is based on events in the
Revolutionary War. and during itl
course MIR. Olcott sing tive new
songs.
The House Of Bondage" will be
shown In motion pictures at the West
End Theatre.
within the Law will remain q,
the Manhattan Opera House.
"Robin Hood" will be the change
The Queens OF PARIS will be seer
at the Columbia.
OF Kinemacolor photo play at thu
Park Theatre.
The Murray Hin Theatre will hav,
Girls OF the White Way"
Fiftieth Anniversary week a
Miners Peoples Theatre will b,
celebrated by the ''Gingcr Girls"
Vaudeville Attrast,srs.
1AAnsas walsh N . skstch Of Rus
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DamrOsch Gives
A Fine Concert
On His BirthdaU
Sibeiius's Second Sym.
phony and PadsresUski's
Piano Concerto, With
Katherine Coodson
Soloisf, the Principal
Numbers.
By Svlcestev Rasciing.
n ALTER pAMRoscH had q

" birthday yesterday and the
mombers Of the Symphony
Orchestra remembered II. When he
entered upon the stage Of Aeoiian
Hall to conduct the seventh Friday
afternoon concert he was greeted by
hearty applause from the players. a.
well a. from the audience. and he
round the conductors stand decorated
with . wreath ana banked with dow.
ers. That he appreciated the cour-
tssy was shown by the abandon Of his
conducting. He fairly danced through
the last movement Of the Padsrewsli
piano concerto and. at IT, close. tried
to tear of the wreath and present II
TO Katherine 0oodson. the soioist.
The programme was enjoyed By q
large and apprsoiative audience save
Tor one number, and that the only
new one. Granville Bantock's sapphio
poem. solo for cello, proved rather
drsary and nimaginativs. although
Jacques Renard Of the orchestra did
ms beet'to make IL Interesting.
| At the beginning was Jean 6ibN.
hve's second symphony In d. which.
while not new, 10 unfamiliar, II hold.
the melancholy and the brooding
Qualities OF Russian musio-Mr, oi.
belius 70 . F1nn-but 10 muscular.
stimulating to the imagination and
weu worked out. At the end came
the Paderewski concerto, In construc. .
ton something too like q pianistic
mosaic. but full Of melody and played
orilliantly and sympatheticaliy by
Miss Goodson. who we'll deserved the
many calls she got. A fourth number
was the altogether charming, dainty
little prelude by Armus Jaernefelt,
All the numbers were played exoep.
tionally well.
Caruao returned 70 the cast o{
La Boheme" last night at the Met.
ropolitan Opera House, to the delight
OF crowded house. He was in ex-
cellent voice and in such fine spirits
that he infected his associates to vie
with him. with the result that the
performance was exceptionally GOOD.
Frances Aida was an appealing Mimi,
singing admirably and acting with
good taste. The other principals were
Bella Alten. Dinh Oily, Didur, Anan. l..
tan, Pini- Corst and Leon Rothier, thu
later making the most Of Colline
Mr. Polacco conducted.
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Dv william Collier.

VEN newspaper spsce comes
70 him who waits. have
hanksred ten years for .
- chance 70 run this depart.
n9ot for . whole edition: and at
lAsG he regular runner. Mr.. Darn.
feas Guns into the Hudson (the the
r. pot the river). breaks his arm
.1SNs . good notice Of me. and
Iaes ] am. could die content To-
nogyow-not because Mr.. Darnton
.sas broken his arm. but because
I've. finally got out the dramatic
ssa&uSs Of . Saturday Evening
wesSd. Now that have the privi'
w. a writing this article for this
nnpse I consider the world 10 mine.
aumor that u humor - the same
~ world over. I think the Fiji ISL
aAAaeo laugh In the same way at the
sauae kinds Of things n the Manhat-
tan Islandsrs. In fact, Two seen II
.suvsa. On the way to Australia
fsnSss w went seven years ago TO
Atanv The Dictator" We stopped
q ths island Of sura, with nobody
- tho island but savagcs ana our
oampany. I met ono Of them face to
- dressed Just - they look In Life
- Wsil ~ life. To get laugh from
oouna Of our company. which IL . hard
ehing 60 do. I did . few Of my 90
ena1pl funny stunts In front Of him,
suge . often have done before New
Yosk audiences. and In dash hs wa
n soass Of laughter. though he
eoa3An't have understood . word
yms sayinS.
Z BnGiishmon are amused at precisely
the same types Of humor ~ those
that amuss the Americans or Irish
"a b say that Englishmen arc slow
n sa&ehing the point Of Joke 10 itseli
q sphe. One can only speak from
soors own experience. But two sea-
rans N London with ION tho Quiet
"a '.Ths Dictator cured mo OF ai
AGunte q TO an EngiiShman's quick
ness IN the presence Of Joke.
An audiences. no matter wha'
nalionality. laugh quickest at thu
humor that u personal and sponta'
Deous. To have an auditor snees<
Aurius Q scene II an annoyance Il
uneet actors; its Q sure laugh to me
A audience can be kept laughing b,
~ oomsdian who continues his solici
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MAILERS TO DANCE.

Mailers' Union No. . Of the etro-
poiitan District will have IL ANNUAL
entertainment and ball at Palm Gar.
den. ifty-e,ghth street. near Third
avenue. next Monday night.
effair are Edward Ahearn, chairman
eCharies Weigan, J. Moods. Harry Hsrr
and Cornelius Nelson. John NcArdle
will be floor manager.
The omcers are: William J. Flynn
president. Richard Binninger. secretary
treasurer; Michael Hart. sergsant-at'
arms.
The evening world., 1914-01-31
"RIooLerro" THE BILL
At THE ceNTUNv NEXT WEEK.

4" "Rigoletto" 10 the opera In English
90 bs presented at the Century Opera
House next week. beginning on Tues
Gay evening. Tho cast will be: Louis
Kreidler In the title part, Orville Har.
roid a. tho Duke. Lois Eweil ~ Gilda,
Kathleen Howard - Nsdalsna and
Alfred Kaufman a Sparafucile. Mr..
Nicosia will conduct.
Orvillo Harold will sing songs In
English at tho Sunday popular con-
cert tomorrow night. Other soloists
will be Beatrice La Palme. Morgan
Kingston. Louis kreidler. Alfred Kauf-
ran and Thomas Chalmers. Tho "I.u-
cia" sextet will be sung. and Emil
Rosset. violinist. will play Dvorak's
''Humoresque."
Tho Messrs. Aboru have arranged
with Victor Herbert to produce his
''Natoma" In March. Mr.. Herbert has
postponed his sailing for Europe to
direct the rehearsals.
Carl Flesch. the Hungarian violin.
let. who made his debut last week
with the Philharmonic Orchestra, will
give . recital at Carnegie Hall next
Thursday afternoon. His programme
includes compositions by Nardini.
Bach. Schumann, Schubert, Dvorak
and Paganini.
isabel Hauser. pianist. and the
Saslav6ky Quartet, will give q concert
at tho Belasco Theatre tomorrow
evening. Tho programme, all Dvorak.
The evening world., 1914-01-31

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The evening world., 1914-01-31

WASHINGTON. Jan. n. - Represen.
tative Padsett has introduced . bill
In the House proposing to create sig
United States Vice-Admirais ak . cal
ary Of $1,000 q year each. At present
there are eighteen Rear-Admirals and
one Admiral. George Dewey. whose title
will expire With his death.
The evening world., 1914-01-31

Surrogate Fowler yesterday removed
Mrs. Maurice b. Nsndham ~ the admin.
istratrix Of her husbands estate. Sorus
months ago Mrs. Mendham disobsysd
the courts order to increase hqr bond
where sho now is. The application fos
removal was made by Louis Nondham.
brother Of the deceased broker.
The evening world., 1914-01-31
FREE PUBLIC SCHOOL
NECl1At0 NEXT WEEK.,

The Board Of Education announces
the usual free organ rscitals for to-
morrow afternoon at Ethical Culture
School aud Morris High School. and
for the rest Of the week the following 4
lecture recitals: Monday, at Public
School No. 50. "Das Rheingold." by
Mary Hill Brown. and at the Public
Library In East Ninety-sixth street
"Aida." BY Caroline X. Goldberg
tuesday. at Public School No. 20
"Msndelssohn." by DR. John 3. Van
Glove. and at Public School No. 182
wagner" by Dr. John II. Randall
Thursday. at Public School No. 20
"Hansel and Orctei." by Caroline X
Goldbers.
Tho New York Banks 0lee Club
H. II. Humphries. conductor. will give
. second concert at Carnegie Hall on
Thursday evening. Frank A. Wander
lip 10 president OF the club.
The ono hundredth FREQ organ re-
cital In the popular series under the
direction Of DIR. william c. Carl will
be given on Monday evening In tho
Old First Presbyterian Church BY
Harry oliver Hirt.
Prof. Samuel A. Baldwin will give
free organ recitals at tho City Col.
leg0 on 0-morrow and wednesday
afternoons at o'clock.
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lujcksst Response CiUen
to Huntor That IL
Spontaneous and Best
Effects From, the Joke
That IL Concealed
| Timing Esssntial to
Success Of Com edy
Lin es-"He Who
LGughs Last IL a
First Nighter.',
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WEN newspaper space comes
70 him who waits. I have
hankered ten years for .
chance 70 run this depart.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-05
ALEXANDRIA.

Dr. William NJ. Smith, president Of the
Virginia Board Of Health, has returned
from an inspection to the Catawba Sana-
torium.
Mr.. Charles A. Cotterill, of Washington.
entertained a number of friends Thursday
evening at an oyster roast In this city.
Those present were Col. w. p. Richard
son, u. s. A., Alaska: Edward c. Snyder,
Frank Conger, Charles A Hamilton,
Harry Ward, Walter Birgman, William
7. Saffel, IT., Washington; NJ. 7. Dwyer,
James F. Peyton, and Robert s. Barrett.
this city.
Mrs Victor Emerson and little son are
guests at the home Of Mrs. Emerson {
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Lynch, of
Manassas. Va.
Mrs. Warren p. Taylor. Of Richmond.
Va, accompanied by her son. Warren p.
Taylor, jr., In visiting her sisters. the
Misses Marbury, Prince street.
Mrs Kate Waller Barrett entertained
the members of the Wheel Club Of WASH
ington Thursday afternoon, following the
adjournment Of the Cameron Club.
Miss Mary Windsor Snowden- is the
guest Of Miss Laura Jones at Richmond.
Va
Miss Nancy Graves. Of Richmond, Il
visiting friends in this city.
Lieut.. Charles d. Barrett o. 8. N. c..
who has besn spending several weeks IN
this city. has gone to Norfolk. va
Mr.. Edward II. Kemper. Of Rosemont.
has returned from Q business trtp 70
Louisville. Ky.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-05

April d and q. is to be q popular spring
fete. The plans for the the dansant
have already met with favor among
many well-known patronesses- At a
suitable hour each evening supper will
be served. Among the various attrac-
lions OF the bazaar will be the beautifully
decorated booths in the ballroom of the
hotel As usual there will be home
made cakes and candies, lemonade, fancy
articles, aprons, flowers and mystery
packages for sale. The japanese table
with its wares imported especially for
the occasion will offer much that is
artistic while the orange tree with its
gifts concealed In its fruit will please
the children who attend the bazaar.
A military band will furnish the music
for the dancing each evening.
Among the passengers sailing on the
steamship Kaiser Wilhelm II next Tues
day from New York for London, Paris
and Bremen, are Miss Clara Boettcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Du Bois, Mrs.
Norman Williams. Miss Jane A. Chase,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Lay, and Mrs. Wes-
ley Merritt
Brig. Gen. John NJ. Wilson has sent
out invitations to the marriage Of his
granddaughter, Miss Frances Clarinda
Brooks, to Mr.. Edward Cunningham
Bergner Fletcher, on April Is at St
Thomas Church.
At home cards Fridays after June !,
at Alstead, Radnor. Pa, were inclosed.
A small reception at the residence of
Gen. Wilson in Massachusetts, avenue
will follow the church ceremony.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-05

woman's Club of Chevy Chase on We'd
nesday. The election Of officers result
ed as follows: Mrs. George Nicholson.
president; Mrs. Joseph A. Burkart,
first vice president; Mrs. w. G. Carter.
second vice president: Mrs. A Bruce
Bielaski, recording secretary; Mrs.
Harvey Curtis, corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. Bowen Crandall, parliament
tartan; Miss Hardt, auditor; Mrs. W.
II. Grovermann, treasurer, and Mrs.
John L. Beattie. historian. The men,
bership Is limited to thirty, and the
work for the coming year will be lit
erature, art, music, and current topics.
Mr.. Cheshire Boone is in New York
for an indefinite stay.
Miss F. G. Tule, of Boston. who has
been the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. R. p.
Teele has left for a visit in Baltimore
before returning to Boston, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. A Camp were
hosts last evening for the Community
and Home and School Associations,
which held a joint meeting.
Assistant Attorney General Jesse C.
Adkins and Mrs. Adkins were hosts
at dinner on Thursday evening. Covers
were laid for nine.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-05

Miss Elizabeth Low. Of Blackstone, Va,
who has been visiting her brother and
sister-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. d. Moxley
Low, is now the guest Of relatives In
Laurel, Nd.
Miss Lucy v. Mount, Of this city.
and Mr.. John Cooper. of Washington.
were married Monday afternoon at the
home Of the brides parents In South
Patrick street The ceremony was per-
| formed by Rev. @. A. Luttrell, pastor
Of Trinity NJ. z. Church. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cooper will reside In Washington.
Mrs. John Smith and daughter, Mrs
W. H. Jones, Of Key West, Fla, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
H. Byrne. of 10o2 Prince street, left last
Tuesday for Ruth. New, where they Will
make their future home.
Miss Dorsay Ashton is the guest OF
Miss Joan White. At Charlottesville, Va
| Mr.. and Mrs. John o. Waters, OF
Washington, have issued invitations tc
the marriage Of their daughter. Miss
Maria Theresa Waters. to Mr.. Leo T,
Downey. Of this city. Mr.. Downey Is a
SON Of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Downey.
The wedding will take place Wednesday,
April Is. at z o'clock, at the Shrine OF
the Sacred Heart Church, Washington.
Miss Waters IL wen known in Alexan-
dria, being graduate Of 81. Msry,s
Academy and president of the alumnae
association Of that Institution.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Dole, OF Wash
ington. win spend the spring and sum-
mer Mt Braddock Heights, having taken
Mrs. George Anderton's house for the
season
Mrs George Pryor Anderton. Miss
Alice Anderton, and Miss Esther ID.
Burke sailed Thursday last from Boston
for Naples They win spend the summer
abroad ana utu return IN October.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-05
CHEVY CHASE.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. whitford wer'
hosts for their card club last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter ]. Moon. o
Binghamton. N. Y. who have been thu
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Charles D
Parker, left on Monday for their home.
Mrs. Henry A. Kirchmyer entertained
on Tuesday evening for her club.
Mrs. John Gardner was hostess las
Friday at bridge.
Mrs. R. w. Prentiss, of New Bruins
wick. N. J., who has been visiting Mrs
z. Nesbit Wright, left yesterday for hei
home.
Miss Addie Montgomery. of Rochester
N. Y, was the guest during the pas
week, en- route to Atlantic City. of Mrs
Charles d. Parker. ..
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Ridgway, Of
Melrose street, have rented their home
for the summer to Col Henry May, who
viii take possession in June. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ridgway Will spend the summer In
the North.
Mrs. Sarah Schuyiar, who has been
the guest of Mrs. A A. Hoehling, IT.,
left on Thursday for her home in New
Rochelle, N. Y.
Mrs. Jesse W. Nicholson was hostess
yesterday at a prettily appointed tea
from 4 to $50 o'clock, In compliment to
Mrs. Ollie James. and Mrs. James Pres
ton.
Those assisting were Mrs. Robert Lee
Henry, wife Of Representative Henry, Of
Texas; Mrs. Charles Carter and the
Misses Estella and Italy Carter. wife
and daughters of Representative Carter,
of Oklahoma; Mrs. Emma g. Hager.
Mrs. Robert Preston Shealey. Mrs
Mayme Gheen, Miss Margaret Trfmbie
daughter of the Clerk Of the House OF
Representatives. and Mrs South Trfmble,
Miss Davis, and Miss Lillian Mae Davis.
Mrs. w. A. Smith entertained her
sewing club Tuesday afternoon
Mr.. ana Mrs. d. Robert Harper. ID.
have leased the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. P. Tule, and take possession
April L. Mrs. Tule and family win spend
the summer in the North
Mrs. william Hamilton has as her
guest, her niece, Miss Ehzabeth Bran
stein. Of Richmond, Va.
Mrs. 7. s. ChiIds and Miss Helen Childs
left Friday for a visit to Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. b. sGoodaIl. who have
been for several months In California,
will return to their home here about the
middle Of April
Mrs, John B. Hall IL visiting reia-
tives IN Philadelphia
Mrs. W. q. Carter entertained tha
The Washington herald., 1914-04-05

Judge and Mrs. Louis C. Barley have
issued Invitations for the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Anna Elizabeth
Barley, to Mr.. Frazier Baldwin, for
merly of Chicago, but now of this
city. The wedding will take place
Wednesday evening. April s. at s
o'clock, At Christ Episcopal Church.
The ceremony will be performed by
Rev. William J. Morton, rector of the
church, after which reception will
be held at the home Of the parents of
the blide-elect, I'll North Washing
ton street. ..-s
Miss Lee Gary Rucker, of Washington,
has returned after visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. A. 8. Doniphan, Fairfax apart
ments. --. ..
Mrs. William Middiman. of Manassas,
Va, is the guest Of her niece, Miss Lille
Evans. South Fairfax street.
Miss Ellen Douglas Moore of Rich
mond. is the guest Of her brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. William s.
Connolly, South Patrick street.
CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR
The Washington herald., 1914-04-05
GEORGETOWN.

Miss Helen Dunbar, who has been the
guest of Miss Margaret Beck, has left
for New York. where she will visit Miss
Margery Wentworth, daughter of Surgeon
Andrew Wentworth, u. s. N, before re-
turning to her home In Portsmouth. N. II.
Miss Helen Beck, who also has been a
guest, has returned to her home in Phil
adelphiA.
Miss Willie Cassin will spend Easter
with friends in Annapolis, Nd.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wood. who have
spent the winter in their Q street home,
will go this week to their summer home
in Bethesda, Md.
Mrs. Hugh Taylor, after a visit to Miss
| Nicolson, has left for visit in New
York before returning to her home IN
| Richmond, Va
Misses Virginia and Ida Brown. who
have spent the past five months travel
ing in Jamaica, New Orleans, Panama
and California, have returned to their
home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoskinson, who have
spent the winter here. have returned to
their home in Rockville.
Mrs. James Casey has returned from a
stay in Baltimore.
Miss Gertrude Thompson has cards out
for an Easter dance on April Is at the
Dunn parton CluD.
Mrs William Ballantyne, jr., was host
ess on Tuesday afternoon at bridge In
compliment to Mrs. John Kurtz-
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hinckley have
returned from the South. where they
spent the winter. and are at the Wood
ley until they leave for their summer
home at Piouts Neck, Me-
Mrs. Frank p. Leetch viii be at home
on Thursdays, April 1s and q.
Miss Woodland. who has been the
guest Of Miss Evelyn Offutt, of Friend
ship Heights. returned Friday to her
home in Baltimore.
Miss Ethle Fitzpatrick entertained a
few friends at a dance Monday evening.
Mr.. Barber, Of New York, was the honor
guest Of the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Walter Bogiey were
hosts at 500 party Tuesday evening
at their home In Friendship Heights.
Mrs. Richard Ough left the last week
for visit to her daughter and son-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. Balzley. Of New
York.
Little Miss Jane Bogley. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory II. Bogley, enter
tanned twenty of her little friends on
Tuesday afternoon. The occasion being
her third birthday.
Mrs. Charles Brabin. Of New York, who
has been the house guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Is. W. Bogiey for the last ten days. LEFT
yesterday for her home.
Mrs.. ough and Mrs. Sullivan enter
tained their 500 club Saturday evening
at progressive party. Mrs. Sullivan
was the first hostess where cards were
played from to Ia
The Washington herald., 1914-04-05

A few additional friends Joined the
party and later in the evening dancing
was enjoyed at the home of Mrs. Ough
The Washington herald., 1914-04-05

The tea-dance, supper and bazaar which
Is to be given by the board Of lady
managers Of the Episcopal Eye. Ear and
Throat Hospital at the Hotel Raleigh,
The Washington herald., 1914-04-05

Cant. and Mrs. James Robinson enter
tanned at a dinner last night at their
residence in Twenty-frst street In COM
pliment to Capt. and Mrs. Archibald ID.
Sunderland, who have just come TO
WASHINGTON