Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-07

dance I0MprrOW night fOf the hos
pital benefit. and the Water witch
Hook & Ladder Co, wifi give dance
on Wednesday night at the city AZ
sembiy rooms.
Journeyed 10 BaIsImore
| 10 Musicale
Prof Adolph Torovsky. bandmas-
ter at the Naval academy Mrs. Torov-
sky and Miss Sedlacek. journeyesl 10
Baltimore yesterday to attend the
organ recital 1T the Peabody. The re-
cital which was the tenth III the SER
les, was given BY Mr.. Adolf Torovsky.
assistant 0rganist and choirmaster OF
Emmanuel r. E. church, Baltimore.
The program opened with wonderful
| prelude and fuge Iii ID major, by ID.
s. Bach, and the entire program was
classic One OF the numbers En-
treaty" was BY the organlst himself,
Adolf Toroysky, composer, and mu-
sician Those who heard the piano
recital given by Mr.. Torovsky at Car
vel Hall, less than week ago, were
amazed at the versatility OF the mu-
stefan artist who could SO readily
change from piano to organ. two such
different instruments, Of both Of
which he has the complete mastery.
Mr.. Adolf Torovsky Ii not only an ar
tist but musical genius as we'll.
Prof. and Mrs. William @. Stevens
left today for . visit to Baltimore.
Chief Deputy Grafton Boone IS ser
lously Ill at his home on Prince
George street.
The Cardes Co, West street, are
flying the Greek Dag today In honor
OF Greek Liberty Day
Ladies' Of the Epworth league of Ed
wards chapel attended divine service
last evening at the First Methodist
Episcopal church this city
irving 6. Avery, employe Of Parlett
Il Parlett, and Charles b. Conklin, Jr.,
ARE visiting the latter's parents at
Long Island
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Peterson, who
have been spending the winter In Bal
Itinore, have again taken up their
residence at Edgewater, near Annap-
oils.
Miss Mildred Brady. who has y
doing army canteen work in Virginia,
spent the weekend at one with her
aunt, Miss Elizabeth Brady Cathed-
raj stree
Mr. and Mrs James a. Elder have
returned from their wedding trip TO
! Washington, Philadelphia, New York
and Atlantic city, and are making
their home No. 20 Northwest street.
| Alfred CEandall, formerly = resi-
ldent Of Annapolis, Is visiting the fam
lily 81 AIr. and Mrs r. Kane, Ship
wright street Mr.. CrandaIl has joined
his wife and son. Gilbert, here, where
they have been visiting.
NTrs. b. Webster Anders. wife 81
Major Andsrs. III 81 Al. nov In France.
lis visiting her sister, Mrs. White, wife
Iof Rev. Maurice S. White. pastor Of
1.-THE Presbyterian church, at the narse.
MRS. Anderss home II Iii PhiIadelp hia,
Mrs. John M Gross, who has been
visiting her brother In law and sister,
Mr.. and MRS. Richard Morton, At Sev-
ern. their home near Annapolis, has
returned Is Bethlehem. Pa Her son,
Mr.. wentworth Gross. Is at the Naval
academy. and her daughter, Miss Az
mes Gross, Is st school
Mrs. Bnse and son. mother and
brother of Afidshpmen f. r. Buse, of
] tie llrst class, are expected to arrive
\ here this week 10 take np their ISL
dence until AFTER June week at the
Naval academy
william Il. Csarmgck who has re-
Gently accepted position with the
Fidelity Trnat Company. Baltimore
went "on Tia road today for the com
ipany. and after spending the week
4 end with his family near Annapolis,
laest this morning for Richmond, VA
Il Mr.. COrmack and his family may take
| M their residence IN Virginia, later
on
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