Wilson College - Conococheague Yearbook (Chambersburg, PA)

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S W' . Qnononocfieague ffiiii Xe O - S ' a', f LOUISE JACKSON LUCAS QMadame Frango1S Lucasj, WILMA DGROTHY HAYNESJ Phlmfal DM 051107- IMSWUCLLO7, Of AN IZUSZLOVV. Coe College.. Department of Hygiene and Physical A B B ' 1 , Educauon, Welleslegf College. . ., ryn Mawr College. College de France, Par1S. Page Eighteen

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C' 2' A 'EB Qltouotocneagu f-ig? MARY CAROLINE SPALDING, Edgar Memorial Pro- HELEN CQX BOVVERMAN, Head of Greek Depart- fessor of English. A.B., Vassar College. Pl1.D., Bryn Mawr College. rnent. A.B., Mount Holyoke College. A.M., University of Rochester. Pl1.D., Bryn Mawr College. University . of Bonne. American School of Classical Studies, Rome- A Page Seventeen

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R fi' fr r 1 E X 529 51.5 1, lil aa at it 5, S4 'gg Qlmonofofncagua 1 Af-gafi F! -,,..--f YR-,J +........QQ f r. Orlanbo Born November 28, 1863, at Horningsham, VViltshire, England. Son of Rev. James Pearse Mansheld, a grand- son of Charles Benyon Mansheld, brother of Sir James Mansheld Q1733-1821J, the celebrated Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas. Educated privately, and studying under excellent Eng- lish teachers in practical music, Dr. Mansfield 1S entirely mans field self-taught in theory and composition in whichhis greatest successes have been obtained. Dr. Mansheld is a Doctor of Music of the University of Trinity College, Toronto, and also of the University of Toronto. He holds the diplomas of Associate and Fellow of the Royal College of Organistsg Fellow of the American Guildof Organistsg Associate and Licentiate of Trinity College, Londong and Associate and Licentiate of the London College of Music. From 1885 to 1895 he was organist and choirmaster of Holy Trinity Church, Torquay, from 1900 to 1912 he held the offered position of organist and choirmaster of Belgrave Church, Torquay, giving nearly hfty recitals on the four manual organ erected under his direction. From 1892,to 1912 he was constantly engaged as Examiner for the Lon- don College of Music. In 1908 he was appointed Presi- dent of the Free Church Musicians' Union. In 1912 he accepted the appointment of Professor of Music in Wilsoii College. In 1886 he married Mdlle. Louise- Christine Jutz, a medallist of the Conservatoire, Geneva, who in conjunc- tion with Dr. Mansheld has given frequent recitals of music for two pianos, and who is now an instructor in pianoforte and stringed instruments at Wilsoii College. Their son, Purcell James Mansfield Cborn 1889D, F.R.C.O., A.R.C.M., etc., is one of the most distinguished of the younger school of English organists and organ composers. In England Dr. Mansfield was well known as a lecturer and recitalist. His contributions to musical 'literature amount to over four hundred articles, pamphlets, books, etc., contributed to the leading musical-magazines and papers in England and America. His Studentis Harmony is now in its tenth edition. His published musical compo- sitions, arrangement and editions now number nearly three hundred and fifty works, including thirty prize composi- tions. During his residence at Wilsoii College he has been instrumental in securing the consent of the Trustees to the erection of the fine four manual concert organ on which he has already given sixteen recitals. Page Nineteen