Gabrilowitsch Recital Shows Maturity and Broader Range
Ossip Gabrilowitsch, back in America, demonstrated growth in art and a broader musical outlook during a Daly's Theatre recital. He favors lyric tone, refined color, and intricate detail, delivering Brahms variation and Beethoven Op 31 No 3 with poised authority, while weak Russian salon pieces and a Shakespearian-adapted performance next frame finish the program.
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Ossip Gabrilowitsch
America
New York
Daly's Theatre
Gabrilowitsch
Brahms
Handel
Beethoven
Chopin
Henselt
Balakireff
Liszt
Glinka
Rubinstein
Arensky
The Mannes Quartet Delivers Mixed Mendelssohn Hall Debut
New York string quartet led by David Mannes with Ludwig Marum Jacob Altshuler and Leo Schulz presented Tanéien s quartet in B flat minor Op 4 plus Bach and Beethoven. The performance showed solid ensemble and technique but suffered from faulty intonation and little emotional impact despite commendable courage and preparation.
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New York
David Mannes
Messrs
Ludwig Marum
Jacob Altschuler
Leo Schulz
Mendelesohn Hall
Tanéien
Tschaikowsky
Willard as Garrick in Midweek Matinee
Mr E S Willard revived the famed Garrick portrait on a midweek program using Robertson materials built on Sullivan’s French play. The audience filled the spacious auditorium and responded with obvious pleasure to Willard’s refined, artful impersonation.
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E. S. Willard
T. W. Robertson
Sullivan
David Garrick
Garrick
Mr. Willard
Simon Ingot
Julia Marlowe Stages The Cavalier in New Haven
Julia Marlowe and company presented The Cavalier, a three act drama adapted from George Cable's romance, at New Haven. The performance drew enthusiastic acclaim as Marlowe was repeatedly called to the curtain. The story follows Charlotte Durand, who marries a Confederate officer believed to be loyal, while he is a Yankee spy. author Cable attended and received applause.
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New York “Times
New Haven
Conn
Paul Kesler
George W. Cable
Julia Marlowe
Capt
Oliver
Mr. Cable
Madame Duse to Play Two Weeks at Metropolitan Opera House
Liebler and Co announce Madame Duse will perform for two weeks starting January 5, alternating with the Grau company. She will give seven performances, six split between Magda and Francesca da Rimini, plus a final matinée with acts from her noted plays. First six shows priced at theatre rates. Duse also signs for a fifteen week American tour next year.
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Madame Duse
America
First Friday Cotillions at Waldorf Astoria Graceful Society
Society notes describe the Waldorf Astoria cotillion led by Frederick S. Woodruff with numerous dinners teas and debuts. Miss Eleanor Russell Morris plans her wedding at St Bartholomew's on Jan 22 to R Hall McCormick Jr. and several society events unfold at Gramercy Park and Park Avenue homes.
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Waldorf-Astoria
Frederick S. Woodruff
Henry Lewis Morris
Thomas Satterthwaite
Arthur H. Masten
Eleanor Russell Morris
R. Hall McCormick, Jr
R. Hall McCormick
Chicago
New York
St. Bartholomew’s Church
Debutante events and wedding set for January at St George and city venues
Bonner of Gramercy Park to the Rev Alexis Stein assistant rector of St George s Church. wedding planned for January 12 at St George s. Tomorrow features six debutante receptions with teas by Mrs Montant Mrs Davis Johnson Mrs Haney Mrs Landon and Mrs Prentice at various addresses. Suburban Chatsworth Club hosts an evening meet while Westchester Hunt gathers in the afternoon with a tea at the Story residence and Meadow Brook hosts the usual hunt.
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Gramercy Park
Alexis Stein
St. George's Church
St. George's
Auguste P. Montant
Marie ‘Montant
Davis Johnson
East Forty-ninth Street
Madeleine Johnson
Edward J. Haney
Jean Haney
Edward H. Landon
East Sixty-sixth Street
Lucy Landon
William K. Prentice
West Sixteenth Street
Arietta Prentice
Chatsworth Club
Westchester Hunt
Marion Story
Meadow Brook
Newport society notes include movers and visitors
Louis L Lorillard visits Newport for a short stay while Louis V Cabot and family take winter apartments in town. Alfred G Vanderbilt rejoins his wife at Oakland Farm as Capt F E Chadwick buys and moves the J Smith Bryce cottage to Rhode Island Avenue. E Rollins Morse will merge Bryce land with Bellevue Avenue grounds. Morgan relatives sail to New York for weeks as William Cutting donates to the police relief fund and social events honor Miss Gibert.
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New York Times
Newport
R. I
Louis V. Cabot
Boston
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Oakland Farm
F. E. Chadwick
United States Navy
J. Smith Bryce
Rhode Island Avenue
Bryce
E. Rollins Morse
Bellevue Avenue
W. Rogers Morgan
Gibert
Augustus Jay
New York
Frederick P. Garrettson
Society in Washington Hosts Notable Cabinet Wives
Washington society flows through quiet receptions as Mrs. Hay hosts for the first time in eighteen months. Miss Wilson entertains in honor of Princess Paragia Sausa and the Marquise de Talleyrand with a guest list including Mme. De Margerie and several ambassadors and ministers. Thomas F. Walsh hosts a dinner for the visitors, followed by a programme by Miss Munchhoff and more guests at 10 o'clock.
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New York Times
Washington
Hay
Shaw
Knox
Miss Wilson
Paragia Sausa
Marquise de Talleyrand
Thomas F. Walsh
Mme. de Margerie
Payne
John W. Foster
John B. Henderson
T. A. Bingham
M. E. Olmsted
Marguerite Cassini
Thomas
Ivory and accessories in rooms of taste and trade
The article catalogs ivory goods for personal and home use including clocks, cuff buttons, mirrors, brushes, combs, nail polishers, shoe horns, cuticle tools, puff boxes, jewel boxes, crystal balls, perfume items, sandalwood products, lamp shades, and sea shell accents. It notes prices from $1 to $60, highlights reverence for carved and inlaid work, and mentions the rising popularity and varying costs of ivory and sandalwood items.
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