Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-22

Longley will be interested to hear that
she will assist at wilhelm Heinrich's
Mcdowell recital to be given in Chick
| ering hall in Boston, April 26th, under
the auspices of the Mcdowell Club OF
| Boston.
| Miss Maude L. Gould. who has been
| organist and choir director at ST.
Mary's Catholic church at Orono for
the past three years, has rendered her
resignation. the same to take effect as
| soon as someone can be found to fill
| the vacancy.
| The vested choir OF the Pittsfield
| universalist church is to give chorus
FESTIVAL some time in May. Re-
hearsals win soon begin under the di-
rection OF Miss Grace Rogers for the
cantata, "The Holy City" which u;,,
De presented IT that time.
| inc young people Of the Elm Str,e-
Methodist Episcopal church. South
Tortiand, recently met in the yeetr,,
anu formed Il chorus choir and electad
o,ilccfS as follows: President nJ;ss
aftt Jones; secretary, Miss S.r,
M. Cole; organist. Mrs. w. 7 Raka..
oirector Mr.. Frank Evans.
| The Fibro Club OF Gorham b,s 49,,
formed with the following EN-
Manager DR.. Herman II. Hail. r,,,s,aai
director, tmbert Jones: sanreta,',
Roger ii. Guthrie The memnnr,' ~ ~
rolled are as follows: DR.. IT. r. uo,,
anu Roger II. Guthrie. fjrst ,,;ai;n!
CHARLES Harlow, Albert Japue o,a A..
thur Guptiil, second violins. ~. IT
X. Hall. piano: Mrs. Embert lone.
hrst guitar: Miss Bessie M Een,a.o,,
| lin. o'' iii''i'l"-
"A new band has been organized j.,
urilef IN which much interest i he-
iiis SloWn. The members Of the hand
are fercy Hobbs. director and Gret
Iu'net' Henry Staples, second cornet
" behnott, third cOrnct: Harry
staples. slide trombone; T.. ]. Harlow.
aiue trombone; Ernest Durham alto.
vincent Morris. baritone; Clinton
fiopos, pass; Herman Parker, clarinet.
Georse staples. snare drum; Marin
iio"oS, pass drum; Harold Babcock
cymbals ''N'
IN" PORTLAND Ladies' Quartet has ro-
Gently been formed composed Of Mis-
fiko' Miss Barker, Mrs. Marparat
oiouaman and Mrs. Madeleine Files
blrd and recently made its dahnt
showing it to be a charming and dis.
tinct addition to Portland's r,ueico,
ranks. All are singers Of note NJ,
ti"ndlnan, Mrs Bro and Miss PARKER
peinS active members of the Rossin,
ClnD and Miss Pike, soprano in tho
ch"ir Of the Cumberland Mills cburch
since last December, they have been
coaching vita Miss Elizabeth Rrow-,
ana not only do their voices harmonic.
delightfully."- but they have worked IN
repertoire Of extraordinary merit
and excellence. Miss Casweu q nnnil
OF Spasny Of the New England Con.
SerFatory, is the accompanies.
Ruth Hayden, the teu-voor-o,5
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth
Hayden of Wescott street, Portland i;
d promising young violinst, whose
playing after only eighteen months or
study is considered remarkable both
IN tone and expression Coming from,
musical family she has inherited n
line ear and keen sense Of values 81
that from the very first her violin
work has not been mere drudgery but
Z joy and delight. She does moi
know note on the pianoforte bur
when in another room and ono is
struck can name it correctly. No more
attractive little performer can be
imagined than she with her blonde hair
and sparkling face and very soon her
friends are to have the pleasure OF
hearing her play in a recital at the
Carl Lamson Violin school where she
is Il pupil.
The dedication Of the new Temple
Of Music and Arts at Bar Harbor the
coming summer promises to be an
event Of Importance in the musical
world, not locally, but throughout the
entire country. The committee OF
visitors in charge of the now building
has made plans for series Of six con-
certS as part of the summers pro-
gram by artists of world wide talent
Three of the concerts will be given in
the afternoon and three in the evening.
on one day each of the six weeks be-
ginning about the middle of July and
ending about the last Of August. The
opening concert will be given July -.
Tho prima donna will be no less a
singer of note than Nine. Emma
EameS-StOry, and the succeeding con-
certS will have artists Of equal rank.
The committee in charge consists of
Mrs. John I. Kane, Miss Dehon. Mrs.
Henry Lane Emo. Mrs. Parkman, Mr..
Erncstc G. Fabbri Mr.. Louis b. Nc
Cagg, Mr.. George B. Dorr. Mr.. Walter
Damrosch, Mr. David Hennen Morris,
Miss Barnes, Mrs. Miles b. Carpenter.
Mr.. Ernest Schelling, Mrs. Francis l..
Wellman, Miss Baker, Mrs. w. p.
Douglas. Mrs. a. J. Cassatt and Mrs.
Robert Able. Mrs. Robert Able is
chairman of the committee and Mr..
| T1yid II Morris secretary