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The New England Conservatory of Music Bulletin ^[[Grace May Stutsman Secy - 15 Winter St, Melrose Mass]] THE CONSERVATORY ORCHESTRA GEORGE W. CHAD[[type obscured]], CONDUCTOR First Violins Raymond Schoewe Concert Master Haig Garabedian Stuart B. Hoppin Saul C. Saperstein Fred W. Heim Margaret Allen Louis W. Krasner Louia V. Jones Ralph Harrington Spencer W. Fuller Manuel Zung Corinne Schwartz Louis Vorse Sara Atkins Andrew F. Rosemond Margaret Carabillo Second Violins Celia R. Goldman William Santelmann Joyce Bigelow Ruth Fraser Godfrey R. Wetterlow Frithjof Eid Carlyle W. Morgan Basil Prangoulis Walter Poole Harold H. Gifford Mrs. Wesley G. Nichols Arsene J. Dextraze Charlotte E. Armstrong Violas John D. Murray Nathalie Shute John S. Kearney Sara Louise Johnson Sadie Liberman Hrach Arakelian Margaritis Michos Violoncellos Lucile Quimby Engl[[type obscured]] George A. Brown Janette E. Fraser Naomi Hewitt William A. Deverall C. M. Keep Ruth Montano Eleanor E. Mulloy Robert S. Fisher Palme Beck Contrabasses Mas K[[type obscured]]ze, Instr[[type obscured]] Lilian V. Arnold Eugene C. [[Arnold??]] Bernard F. F[[type obscured]] Joseph E. Ma[[type obscured]] Hoved Brach[[type obscured]] Harp Josette D. Robertson Flutes Raymond Orr Walter Knight, Jr. Oboes Clément Lenom Instructor Ethel Harding Durant William R. Lym English Horn William R. Lym Clarinets Emil Armeri Otto Rinderspacher Bernadette [[type obscured]] Bass Clarinets A. Vannini[[type obscured]], Instructor Bassoons [[type obscured]] Piller, Instructor Warren M. Eaton Horns George Wendler, Inst. William S. Buckley Worthy Denman Charles C. Clerks C. R. Reasoner Trumpets Francis M. Findlay [[type obscured]] B. Perry Frank A. Robertson Benjamin White Trombones Peter J. Wihtol Albert Joseph Patch Stanley G. Hassell Tuba Alphonsus McDermott Bass Tuba Max Kunze, Instructor Tympani Frank V. Russell William E. Donovan Percussion Louis A. Cipullo Earl P. M[[type obscured]] Jesus Sa[[type obscured]] Librarian H. Arakelian [[end page]] [[start page]] SEASON OF 1920-21 FOURTEENTH CONCERT [[image - seal of New England Conservatory of Music]] THE NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC G. W. CHADWICK, DIRECTOR SYMPHONY HALL MARCH THE TWENTY-THIRD CONCERT BY THE CONSERVATORY ORCHESTRA AND ADVANCED STUDENTS GEORGE W. CHADWICK, CONDUCTOR [[end page]] ANTOINETTE SZUMOWSKA ADAMOWSKA Former pupils and other friends of Madame Szumowska were deeply saddened to learn of her death on August 18th, after a short illness, at the home of her daughter, in Rumson, New Jersey. She was the widow of Joseph Adamowski, for some years teacher of ensemble and violoncello at the Conservatory, and was herself an esteemed member of the pianoforte faculty during the same period. A relative of Ignace Paderewski, she is said to have been his only woman pupil She also studied at the conservatories in Warsaw and Paris, CONSERVATORY NEWS AND ALUMNI BULLETIN November, 1935 '23. A most interesting letter, filled with valuable suggestions, has been received from [[ink underlined]] Mrs. B. B. Talley (Manila Davis). [[/ink underlined]] Her new address is Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio. Mrs Talley has been interested in aviation for the past six years. It is to be hoped that space in some of the later numbers of this publication may permit the carrying out of some of her timely and helpful ideas with reference to a follow-up system for the alumni.
