The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-30
SINGERS IN SUMNER TINE.
Where the Opera Folks Are and How The!
Are Amusing Themselves.

The singers who are regular figures Of
the musical season III New York are now
boarding their vocal power during vaca-
tiCn for the efforts If the coming year
They all know that n healthy bu dy is abso-
lutely necessary for sound voice, 80 they
take the sort of a summer that will afford
them as much rest as possible and ST strengthen
them for the work to come. Illness means
much money l. S.
Jean de Ees2l>e who will probably sing
little next year, has just lef, Mont Dore
| and gone to, his country plaza. naar War
| saw, in Poland. His brother Edouard was
| also at Mont DOre, which is n wat ering
| place, with baths supposed 10 be especially
effective in cases Of throat and bronchial
weakness. To this place almost ali singers
! went efore Salsomaggiore, in Italy, became
a favorite resort. Emma GAVE has lust
returned 10 her country h. me in he Ayey-
/ ron after a stay at SalsOmagg!Ore for the
| sake of her throat
Andreas Dippel after taking a cold
! water cure at Kaltenleut gel ben, is at Gas
| TEN studying the r le of Pdrsii1L lie is
TO return to Vienna before sailing for this
country. Alloys Burgstaller, the other
Pdrsijdt. has been visiting his family in he
Bavarian mountains, where he formerly
worked as matchmaker. and is approach
ing as near as possible TO Munich without
coming within reach of Nine. Wagner,
who would probably not treat him with
cordially if they met. Alfred Hertz, the
conductor, is passing the summer at the
home Of his father in Frankfort, and study
ing the score Of "Parsifal" for the first
performance here. He has spent several
weeks at Bad Soden with Nine. Ternina.
where b, til have worked together in pre-
pairing the opera. These baths are a small
resort near Frankfort There Nine Ter
nina has been since the close of the Lon
d. n season.
Nine, Sembrich has been for two months
in Switzerland and the Tyrol and is now
in Marienbad She will remain there unit
the middle Of Sept embcr. Nine Nvrdica,
WIN" Is now singing in Munich, at the Wagner
fes' lvGI, has hat cottage on the shores
cf the Chitnsee, rear Munich. Nine Gadsli
has been, with her daughter, in the Thur
ingian TnoLnt ain, since July
Nine, Eames has been at Tore di Cam
pigliOnl, her castle near Florence, since
she left this country in May and for the
first time has had the house complete
The miles of road which surround il were
able to drive miles over the splendid I allan
r, ads without leaving her estate. The
villagers always sercnade her on her Dir, h.
day and last summer they went TO the
trouble Of learning Sousa march for her
special delight. Il is her proud beast that
she rarely wears any hing but a short
skirt ard spends mo st Of her time climbing |
in the hills.
Lilli Lehman is again on her farm in |
the Salzkammergut, near Sa2burg, where |
she goes for August and September. The !
earlier part of the sumner she spends at |
her villa in the Grunwad near Berlin. That |
il not an alhITing spot to most !
Of the world. but Berincrs like the sandy |
stretch Of plain that is their summer holiday
place. Nine Lehman, who is very fiona
of swimming and attributes her wonderful
health and vitality to that exercise, has
had large pool built in her grounds. In
the mountains of the SalZkammeTGl!t sre
wears the dress Of peasant girl Of that
region
Antonio Scott, who has been\ spending
The summer in Milan. expected to return
here IN October to got married. But the
abandonment Of the Duss concert tour may
Interfere with his matrimonial as II has
with his artistic plans and the Wedding
will probably be postponed until the arrival
II the opera company in November. Sgnor
Iampanari is spending the summer at his
country home near Stamford, Conn, being
bold enough to defy tradition and stay in
he country of his adoption during the
Albert Alvarez has spent the
ast month touring through France in his
automobile, He bought the machine from
he proceeds of two American Seasons,
which brought him 100000 and were Il
ourCe of continuous loss to his manage
nent. s
Albert Setza il at his home in the lower
'yTenccs between Bruges and BiarritZ.
Ia il InvOti nU bifusn N hil farm Emilio | ,