De Gogorza
EMILIO EDOUARDO, an American singer, born in Brooklyn, N. Y., in 1874. He was educated in Paris and in England. His musical career was begun as a boy soprano in England and in 1897 he appeared in New York City with Mme. Sembrich's Company at the Metropolitan Opera House. He appeared as a soloist with leading orchestras and at musical festivals, and made many tours throughout the United States as a concert singer. He married in 1911 Mme. Emma Eames, the operatic soprano. peasant DEGRADED, furnished with steps; an epithet in blazoning for a cross that has steps at each end, diminishing as they ascend toward the center.