Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-01

in their amended form. Before he re-
turned to Moscow he was stricken with
cholera and died. OF his Interesting group
of compositions. Lhevinne VIII fss ture
Scene DansaNte.
Mrs. Frank Byram, organist and director
of the music In the Westminster Church
Memorial. will leave about the 18th OF tho
| month for "Owl-y-Out Lodge" on Cha
teaugay Lake in the Adirondacks, where
she will remain for the summer with Miss
Alys Bentley, director of the music In the
public schools. and Miss Edith Westeott.
principal Of the Western High school, wno
join Mrs. Byram in August, and they Will
return here together In September. Dur
ing Mrs. Byrams absence from the city
her place at the organ will be fitted by
Miss Aileen Miller, the talented daug Inter-
of Mr.. Douglas G. Miller. tenor soloist in
the choir of the First Congresatic Dal
Church. Miss Miller is frequently So
prano soloist in the Westminster Church
and in local concerts, her excellent voice
being much admired
Miss Bentley and Miss Westcott will have
with them also this summer. in their Adj
irondaek cottage. Miss Burton, one of the
leading sopranos in New York. and, as
usual, Owl-y-Out Lodge will be conspicu-
Gus musical center. Miss Bentley ana Miss
Westcott have been In their cottage for the
past three weeks So
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Miss Georgia e. Miller. director OF the
CidVleT fldnO SCnOoi, which had
such brilliant closing concert this spring
will leave on Tuesday for Paenoian Springs.
Va. where she will spend the remainder
OF the summer. Miss Miller has been quite
Ill for the past two weeks. but has recov-
cred sufficiently to make the trip to Paeo-
man. .e4-. ,,,.le7
Mrs. Hope Hopkins Burroughs has gone
to Mt Pleasant N. J.. for a rest and rec
reation Of several weeks.
Nine Fannie Bioonifield-Zeisler, the emf
nent pianiste, whose retirement from the
concert stage during the past season, ow-
Ing to nervous indispostion, was greatly
regretted. has entirely recovered and Is
now in splendid health. She has sailed for
her accustomed vacation abroad, and on
her return in September Will begin six
months concert tour under the manage
ment Of Ernest Urchs of Stein~ay s. Sons.
Miss Irene Dieterich, the young soprano
who has been making such an excellent
name for herself the past few months Is
the guest OF Mrs. Mccartney wife OF Dr..
Mccartney. at Wilmington, Del She will
go to New York about the tenth of the
month. where she will be the guest of Miss
Lulu Lerch for several weeks, and then
will be in Asbury Park for a visit before
returning to her home on Capitol Hill,
Mr.. William E. Greene, the vio1fnist and
hardworker for the reorganization of the
Washington Symphony Orchestra has es-
tablished himself and family at Rockville
Md, for the summer, Mr.. Greenes duties
In the city requiring his presence in town
every day.
Mr.. Anton Kaspar and his gifted little
pupil, Master Ralph Goldsmith, and Mr..
John Porter Lawrence went last Tuesday
to Morgantown, w. Va where they will be
connected with the music school Of the State
University during its summer term. Mas
ter Goldsmith has made remarkable sue
cess as a youthful violinist. He inherits
his talent from his, mother, who was Miss
Lansburgh before she became Mrs. Charles
Goldsmith. She had a splendid soprano
voice and was heard frequently In the He
brew Temple and at local concerts during
her girlhood Master Goldsmith has prom
Using future before him as an artist.
The pupils Of Mrs Bessie N Wild never
appeared to better advantage perhaps than
they did at the annual pupils recital last
Monday evening in Pythian Temple before
an enthusiastic audience that filled the
house. The program was long one. but
was of merit sufficient to keep every one to
the close
Mrs George Ormsby. formerly Miss Amy
Law. has gone to the home Of Mr.. Orms-
by's relatives near Cincinnati, with her
small three months old son, They will re-
main there for the rest OF the summer.
Young Master Ormsby has been quite In
disposed recently, but they hope the change
OI dlT anu Scei1o WILL make MIN lfnpFOV8
speedily.
Miss Florence Lee Hoffman daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Holtzman of this
city. who has been continuing her vocal
studies in Paris for the past year. will not
return to America this summer, but has ar
ranged to spend her summer in Switzerland.
1t Is not at all certain she will even return
flying progress in her singing that she, 40
cording to her constitutional ambition,
wishes to progress still further.
tiers Archibald and Quentin Roosevelt. will
spend some weeks in July visiting Mrs.
Beacham. in the Green Spring valley near
Baltimore. and will go north later
Mr.. Charles Keidel, manager of Knabe,s
In this city. and his brother Ernest who
have both spent most OF their time in Balti-
more the past year. will leave that city to-
day for San Francisco. from where they will
sail for Honolulu and make a tour Of the
Hawaiian Islands. They will be absent for
the greater part of the summer. and on
their return will stop at many Of the inter-
esting western places.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar GareIssen win re-
main in their apartment in the Rocham-
beau during July, and will go north In Au-
gust for few weeks recuperation.
Rosenthal. the great Austrian pianist,
Whites Ills AiuSl1cdn manager. Henry WOl1-
sohn, that he viii not play In public again
this summer. but will spend his time
quietly at his home. In Gasten, In the Ty-
rol. resting and studying. preparatory to
his approaching tour of this country Ros-
enthal had fiattering offer for series OF
concerts in London in July, but he felt
that In the interests of his next visit to
America he should decline It
Miss Ethel Carpenter and her brother, Mr..
Ford CARPENTER. who have spent their win
ter In WASHINGTON at the Highlands, with
their sister. Miss Laura Carpenter will
leave on Monday for Grand Rapids, Mich
They are we'll known In fashionable musical
circles. They viii spend some time with |
their other sister. Mrs. F. D. Young of that !
city, who. with her children, spent several |
months In Washington the past season. and |
was Joined by Mr.. Young In the spring |
Miss Laura Carpenter. who IL q delightful |
singer. with deep contralto voice. and has |
been heard at Mrs. Oldberg's studio teas |
will leave at the same time for Minneapolis, |
where she will be the guest OF Miss Sue |
Pye for several weeks. She win then Join |
her sisters and brother at Grand Rapids for |
considerable stay. They will all return |
to WASHINGTON for next season and occupy /
their apartment In the Highlands They
are the daughters OF the late Col James