The sun., 1916-08-25
INTERESTED 10 AT
A SOMBRE SESSION
Psychological IcOnOclast De-
livers His Message to
the World.
"ESSENCE OF THE EGO"
Little Group Of Serious Think
ers Has an Entertaining
Evening.

A single piano lamp cast = circle OF
light on the Moor OF the large studio OF
Miss Fanny i. Cruise at 81 West For
tieth street last night. Within the
penumbra Of this radiant circle sat nine
teen persons. including three children.
and excluding visitors from newspapers.
The nineteen were members and guests
Of the Interesting League. which saluted
itself privately a month ago and was
now beginning "A series OF important
Thursday evenings. Because OF their re-
moteness from the lamp and the silences
wherein they revelled while the worlds
champion pSycho-eomatologist was deliv-
ering his message one could only guess
at how interesting these shadowy sitters
must he. II was explained. however.
that the mere fact Of their presence wac
their voucher.
The Interesting League. founded by
the barytone Theodore Won Hemert this
summer. fills a void the vacuity of which
IL suggested by the objects of the or
asnisation as ret forth In the typewriter
prospectus obtained from Miss Cruises
centre table last night 9
The objects Of this organization are IL
bring together interesting and. as well,
Interested people to provide an oppor-
tunity for artistic expression and an ex-
change Of ideas in an appreciative and
sympsthetic circle 10 discover ue'e'op
ana promote talent, whe'ner III music
sr,, literature or sc'ence' ana 10 es,ao'
ish a Social cehtre LOT the dissem,he
toh OF @sthetic ana arus'ie enjoyment
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"o" =" "ec"'"e "e"'"er
Patrons are required to pay 81 In
itiation and 81 monthly. members &c,
in for 81 and stay for fifty cents a month
and ''in the discretion of the officers OF
the league a limited number Of excep-
tionally gifted persons, TO whom mem.
bership might otherwise he a hardship,
may be relieved from the payment o.
the above fees where the circumstance
1, wa. regre,fnIly 10, forth lao, ,,ch,
by the secretary. Harry william Nah.
neke. that two Of the superinteresting
members. Van Boom and Plator
who's whoed by Mr.. Mahneks
as the composer OF the latest Ameri'
can opera. Ramona to be produced
ms ran, were ~unasoidably absent. MOI
were Fothergill Finch and Herm!ons
visible. the Increasing humidity havins
~dissuaded them from running into tow
from koslyn. However. there were pres
emf Lieut.. fercy Richards. Fifth ave
hues man IN white. and a group oi
''''s's thus named oy FOUNDER vol
'ie.n.rt'
MISS i.iiile wilson Moore. pianiste
MIS-. rred bursy. vioiiniste; Mrs. NJ
s."u:' pIahiste FREQ hurgy. tenor Mis-
NeIne ooute!Ie' soprano. Theodore Vol
"e"e'.' oars'o"e'
~" VI .nese contributed 10 the pro
e.""',"- WIN VIVA. seemed 10 a fhilis
NJ vv'n r,s"r ana skill. except ina
-. P,sN"' "ec'ineo 10 SINS
IT," y. " noe uone 80 10
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,ica-rr..ha,, 49, Nneie
b,d r,, ,novo NJ pa,,sua H~eue
rusbinued co,ro y" "e
DR.. NarErnndrr Presented.
-" 'losi proved 10 pe
'es.."' an" rounue
y ,,ennrl,; pr. Marsfshder' wh'
ms, o,,.on ,o,rs, ~ etc.,. u'o..u u
me ego and VIII publish his asion.shinI
submt,,Inp hem IN nr,yma,', ,o.,s +,
cony.rsa,I,n h.,cra hi. ,aiL ho,,r. ,.
lesxu. Dr Narrra pder saId ,b., IA. a.,
, usychnlop,c, Icono,l,s, arJ ma ,ro,,
m,,ch .yoil.d tho orlIr,rv nrm,
schools and VII. ordinary nroS.s.,r. a
IN hIs n,rsni, OF IN. oyo n,
,i,la ~ doctor was houor.rv IA. .aLJ an
he'd , soon h. called mister
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