The Washington herald., 1909-06-20
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS

! MUSIC AND MUSICIANS
A marriage OF special interest to local
circles recently was that Of Inez Sey-
mour Mcconnell. the concert soIoist and
/ composer, TO Mr. Samuel 3. Milton. a
I Washington newspaper man. The cere-
mony took place at the old Maryland
I town OF Prince Frederick on June Is
last The bride is former Maryland
girl ana is the daughter OF Mary h
Seymour and the late Col John NJ. Sey-
mOur. OF GlyndOn. in Baltimore County.
She IS also the greats granddaughter OF
the late Judge Jacob Pouder. one Of the
early pioneers Of Carroll County.
During her residence in this city. she
has been closely identified with its must
cal life. being gifted vocally as well
as musieally She has a rich soprano
voice Of rare power and sweetness. and
has filled the position OF solOist in many
OF the leading church cholrs OF this city
She has also composed a number Of
pieces OF music that bear the stamp OF
true musical genius. She was favorite
pupil Of the late DR.. Bischon, and was
fattered with the unique distinction ac-
corded her by the gifted composer Of
interpreting some OF his songs truly con-
sistent with his conception.
Mr.. and Mrs Milton are now ar their
summer residence, Seyton-b blythe Bay,
Chesapeake Beach. Nd. hut they will
be AZ home 70 their friends after October
1 next. at their city home, 1853 Eight
eenJh street northwest
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cert with her pupils at the Carroll Insti-
tute Han Monday evening. June q. and
viii be assisted by the United States
Marine Band.
Mrs. Paul Freeman. wife OF Capt Free
man. OF Fort Riley. Kans. formerly Miss
Emma Rosenbaum. OF the Rebew Or
chestra, and her mother are visiting
friends and relatives here. She is stay
ing with her sister-in-law. Mrs Turner.
in BroOkland.
The last meeting OF the Rebew Or
chestra was held in the home OF the or
ganizer and conductor. Mr.. H W. Weber,
and Mrs Weber II was combination
meeting Of social and business fmpor-
tance. The musicians had short pro-
ing. followed by supper and games. The
following officers were elected for the
coming year: II. ". Weber. conductor:
T. y. HopeweIl. concert master: Albert
Lindstrom. treasurer; Mrs. Grace y.
Hopewen. secretary. and c. J Weber.
librarian
Miss Ada Birch. soprano viii sing to-
day in the choir Of All Souls Church as
substitute for Mrs. H. Clay Browning
who has the sincere sympathy OF the
public. by whom she is so well known
and admired. in the death of her older
daughter Blanche Virginia. wife OF Arba
y. Tindah, Of Seattle. Wash AIr. Tin
dan IS the son OF DR.. Tindau. Of this
city. Their marriage was brilliant occa-
sion and beautiful wedding OF June %.
1884, and the young people went immedi-
ately 20 their home In Seattle.
Mrs Tindal had been iu for about two
months. but her death was Quite unex-
pected 90 her family. Mrs Tindall was
a gifted musician. with a beautiful mezzo-
soprano voice. which had been cultivated
under the late Dr. J. ". BIschof. her
mothers teacher. and up 10 the time OF
her engagement 20 Mr.. Tindau she had
intended 20 pursue her studies abroad
Mrs Albert l. johnson. mezzo soprano.
was soloist last Sunday evening at the
first anniversary service at the North
minister Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Johnson sang Come Unto Ne"
by Edgar A P. Newconlb. and showed
a rich mezzO soprano voice OF much
beauty and power Miss Chenoweth was
the other soloist
The pupils OF Mrs. Ross Whitman's
Piano School were heard in recital the
evening OF June Il. az 80 Third street.
northeast The first part OF the pro-
gramme was given by the pupils Of Miss
Edna Frank. as follows:
Piano solo. ...-- Yetfs Fet+e--,s-
a short story Liclner
Masser Joe Prank
Vu tle lFaln Lynes
Sophis Fetterman-
Woodland sprites'' .Feurke
SPINNING Song Elraenrescb
Rera Ehrlich.
Helen Whit-ran-
The second part OF the programme was
given by pupils Of Mrs. Ross Whitman.
as follows:
Piano duet
Marion Whitman and teacher.
Mabel Stewart and Dorothy Douglas.
''Danse Ecoossaise'' ......-...-..... Rake
Dorothy Dooslas-
Mabel Stewart.
lle blllAsllltn Fvr-
SIabei Stewart and Ms. Whitman.
Violin solo. Mr. Jack Whitman.
Aliegr7 Mozart
Mabel Stewart
Naz''1ha Ch0Tn 4
4,.~ Bizet
ii0to ConttDuo Won VFehe-
Miss Edna Frank
,iL4LA Niaprnorr-4
Miss Frank and Mrs. Whitman
rs Deux Alonettes .Leschetizy
asl4lta1le G0Itsssk
Miss Edna Frank.
The Amphion Quartet. Messrs. Siner.
Barker. CaliOw. and Phelps. will be
heard at the Church or the Covenant
ent. Sixteenth and Monroe streets. next
Sunday evening. rendering at that time
several OF the sacred selections sung bv
hem at the Church Of the Covenant q
,ew months ago.
Mr.. Edwin CaIlow. barytone. will sing
Ny Shepherd" by Marsh. at the Marvin
" E Church this morning and in the
evening viii sing the offertory solo at
Grace NJ E Church.
The Stage Fright Club. one OF the most
interesting organizations among the