OBITUARY.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 89, 17 April 1911, Page 7

OBITUARY.

LADY HALLE, VIOLINIST. I Bj Telegraph.— Press Association. -Copyright* | (Received April 17, 9 a.m.) I BERLIN, 16th April. j The newspaper Lokal Anzeiger an- : nounces the death of Lady Halle. 1 j [Lady Halle (Madame Norman Neru- 1 i da), the famous violinist, was twice I married — first to Ludwig Norman, of f Stockholm, and (in 1888) to Charles \ Halle (the eminent pianist and conduc- | tor), who was knighted in the same j year, and who died in J895. Lady Halle, appointed violinist to Qneen^ Alexandra id 1001, was a daughter of Joseph Neruda, of Brunn, Austria. In 1890 and 1891 Sir Charles and Lady j Halle toured Australasia.] j MAD ABIE JUDIG, ACTRESS, j (Received April 17, 9.7 a.m.) PARIS, 16th April. Madame Judic, the actress, is deadt [Anne Marie Louise Judic, was bom at Semur on 17th July, 18.49, and educated Sit the Conservatoire. She made her first appearance at the Gyinnase in "Les Grandes Demoiselles" in 1867, and after touring the provincer returned to j Paris in 1871. In the capital hey ? chansons became famous. Madame""' Judic made several appearances in Lon . don, where she was a great favourite. Of late years she had devoted herself to dramatic work.] SIR HENRI TASCHERAU. OTTAWA, 16th April,' '. The death is announced of Sir Henri 1 ■, Taschereau, ex-Chief Justice*-of the Su« preme Court of Canada. [Sir Henri Tascherau, Chief Justice . from 1902 to 1906, was a member of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Coun- ' oil. Born in 1836, he was called to the , Quebec Bar in 1857 and became a Q.C in 1867. From 1861 to 1867 he sat in ' the Canadian Legislative Assembly, in. ' 1871 was appointed a judge of the Quebec .Superior Court, and in 1878 a judge , of the Supreme Court.} . j