The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-12

bury. Westminster; James Coolidge
Carter, Lancaster; Daniel Henry
Chamberlain, West Brookf1eld; Herbert
W. Conn, Fitchburg; William H. Crane,
Leicester
John j. Heron, piano teacher. resumed
his teaching yesterday, after a two
months vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Heron
spent part of the summer at Nahant.
and while they We're away, Mn. Heron
mad his studio In the Knowles building
renovated, so that it is now one Of the
handsomest in the city. During the
coming season, Mr.. Heron will have
four recitals, and will be assisted by
Boston and Worcester artists.
Prof. William E. Gladwin went down
to West Falmouth this summer. mean
ing to stay few days and remained
three weeks. When he came hack he
brought with him about so interesting
water colorS of the scenery in ana
about that pretty seaside resort with ..
sketch book full of bits of handsome and
people. The beaches, bold, rocky ont
INES, cliffs, boats and water reaches
nave peen transferred to paper most
SklllfuIly, but Prof. Gladwiu is esnec-
sand dunes which are so characteristic
feature Of the south shore. The Dunes
occur IN many OF his pictures Ike the
waves OF the sea transformed into NIL
lows OF yelvety sand, and are ever Iisc-
euresque. Sunset and sunrise upon the
wafer IS also frequent subject with
Prof. Gladwin. VIII
Ihese pictures will be used, along with
series of pencil sketches Of tha .Ialxa
ana some panels and pictures in oils. in
we classes this year, as Prof. Gladwin
VIII place them in the hands of his mn
pms 70 teach them to obtain good effects
Dy llgntly Stretching in their subject
ana also to teach the free use Of water
colors. Prof. Gladwin's season begins
gct, 1. he will teach painting and
uIawlig on Wednesdays and SATURDAYS.
tho sketches will be welcomed.
Miss jeanne Lea Southwick. who has
been spending few days in the white
Mountains, will entertain her cousin.
- -.easS A-sqra Earle Of Philadelphia this
r meeh MISS Earle is an accomplished
While the program of the FRIDAY
Morning club is not yet complete the
Following outline Of meetings ana s,,h-
Jeots will be found a sufi1cientfv correct
GUIDE until the full schedule IS placed
In the hands Of the members:
CLASSIC GERMAN COMPOSERS OF
THE 18TH CENTURY.
Oct. and IS and Nov. Bach.
NOV u and 29-HandeI.
Dec. and 20-Haydn.
Jan. : and II, 19oO-Mozart.
Jan 31-StrIAp+sy
7 Feb. Mozart.
Feb. 81. March and 81 Anr,,
Beethoven. Apiu
April Is, May 2-Lesser composers
Hummel, Himrnal, Duseck, Clement
S Ss9i Christian Bach, P. E. Bach
May SO-Annual meeting.
a morning ON the fugue and a con-
certo for three pianos are Being planned
Lor the bacn program. There win be a
paper on the oratorio in connection VIM,
the Handel days, while Haydn suggests
a paper upon the symphony form Por-
ttons OF some of Haydnss masses win
be sung II 1t Is possible to find CONCERTED
parts for women voices in them. Selac-
lions will be sung from Mozart,s operas
and 1t is hoped that some members NAV
present an essay upon Mozart's relation
to Wagner's music drama The club has
g. number Of music students among its
honorary members and these will give
the program on students day
One of the Beethoven programs will
Illustrate the development in form from
his early to his latest period. and II IL
hoped to have a paper on the birth AZ
the subjective and emotional in music
in connection with one of the Beethoven
days.