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son as harp instructor in q number Of
leading schools and colleges in and
around Washington.
Just prior to leaving Marblehead,
however. she played special Sunday
morning service. as Is her yearly SUM
mer custom, at each Of the two historic
old churches in Marblehead, one at the
Old North Congregational Church and
the other at old St. Michael'S Episcopal
Church. both of which date back 70
earliest colonial times.
Miss Riggs will take up her profess
sional engagements here OCTOBER /, m
Guiding a number of private pupils IN
harp instruction, at her studio IN kalo-
rama road.
Estelle Wentworth, who, with her
mother, Mrs. George o. Wentworth, has
been spending her vacation partly IN
Westchester County, N. Y, and partly
at Virginia Beach, has returned to the
city and has already opened her studio
at 1882 Girard street In readiness 1or
an unusually busy season:
In addition to her Washington studio,
Miss Wentworth will conduct studio
in New York City this year. taking only
professional pupils there, two days each
week She has been teaching in New
since last Spring. among her voice pu-
pills being Mary Newton, formerly lead
ing woman of the National Theater
Players here, and her husband, Chick
Bullock, who has recently been heard
frequently In song programs over Sta
ton WIZ.
Miss Wentworths schedule includes
Mondays. Tuesdays. Fridays and Satur.
days In this city, with wednesdays ana
Thursdays in New York.
Vladimir vasa Of Prague. founder Of
the washington Conservatory OF Music
Student Symphonic Orchestra. while In
Europe Is gathering novel scores ar
ranged for modern orchestral interpre-
tation for this new musical body. which
meets wednesday nights under the d.
rection Of the president OF the con-
servatory, Ernest Vladimir Ladovich,
with Nine. Ficklin Echols and Chris
tine Vermillion as accompanies.
Mr.. Ladovich has been invited to APP
pear as violin soloist with Count Ilya
Tolstoy and other internationally known
lecturers on their American tours this
season, through a New York concert
and lecture bureau.
Ethel Hoffman Kane is one Of the
European travellers who has just re-
turned home nrimful OF inspiration and
enthusiasm over a three-months' tour
of the Continent and England. where,
with Katherine Head, she has been
visiting many centers Of "the dance" as
an adjunct to her studio work In WASH
ington in motor mental rhythmicS.
Mrs. Kane will reopen her studio Octo-
Der /.
Mrs. Kane and Miss Head returned
by way Of Montreal. Canada. They en-
{nx,nl GRAND nY>aro a.iYNnrkn1U 0fvnVa IN the
festival city Of Munich. The modern
stage Of Max Reinhardt, ss adapted to
q Johann Strauss operetta, they saw in
Berlin, with q revolving circular stage
that presented an interesting panorama
of the sequence of the scenes and on
which one could watch q person pass
from drawing room to garden with
no interruption to the action.
The Mary Wigman School Of the
Dance in Dresden and the Elizabeth
Duncan School in Salzburg were spe-
that extended from Southern Italy into
the consecrated territory Of the Ober-
ammergau players, then on to Paris and
London, with many bypathS along this
famous route Of art.
Beulah Beverley Chambers has closed
her Summer piano school at Edgemoor,
Nd. and reopened her studio at 1736
Columbia road.
Miss Chambers has charge of the pi-
ano department Of the Biltmore School,
1850 Bntmore street, also at the Landon
School for Boys.
Miss Chambers and Mabel New VIII
liams. violinist, will give an ensemble
recital early in october.
Isabel Garvin Shelley has returned
fPnV1N aAR ryOAAtiAvN eNAV1k IN fha WAef
and has been studying this Summer
with Robert Hardness, composer. pian-
list and accompanist. She will open
her studio Of singing, sight reading and
piano at 1924 H street northwest,
October !.
Rollo g. @. Onyun, retiring dean Of
the local chapter Of the American
Guild Of Organists. beginning today,
will assume his duties as organist ut
the Virginia Theological Seminary,
near Alexandria, Va.
A boy choir Of 40 members, recruited
from student personnel Of the Episcopal
High School, will be maintained, under
the direction of Sherman B. Fowler
organist and director of music at St
Paul's Episcopal Church in Alexandria
Ruth Kcbbe, contralto, viii sing al
the special rally dav service In Keller
Memorial Lutheran Sunday school next
Sunday at $50 am. This school Is
located at Ninth street and Maryland
avenue northeast.
The large orchestra also will render
special selection. Edward L. Weber
is leader Of the orchestra and the
pianist is William j. Weber. About
1000 persons usually attend this an
nual rallY and the singing by the
audience is one of the inspiring fea-
lures. The public is invited.
Americans are reported to nave ar.
ranged to reopen at Cork, Ireland, 9