Hop’kins

(1) Edw. J., Westminster, June 30, 1818—London, Feb. 4, rgo1; self-taught organist at various churches; 1843-1898, to the Temple Ch., London; wrote ‘‘The Organ; Tis History and Construction’? (Rimbault); contributed to ‘‘Grove’s Dict. of Mus.”; c. 3 prize anthems, hymn-. tunes, chants and church-services. (2) Edw. Jerome, Burlington, Vt., 1836—A then i a, N. J., 1898; self taught in harmony; began composing at 4; organist, editor and: lecturer; (3) Harry Patters on, b. Baltimore, 1873; graduated Peabody Inst., 1896; studied with Dvorék in Bohemia; after 1899 active as organist and teacher, Baltimore; c. a symphony, songs, etc. Hop’kins on, Francis, composer; 173791; one of the earliest American composers; inventor of the ‘‘Bell armonica.” Hoplit. Vide Pout, R. Horak (h6/-rik), (1) Wenzel (Vaclav) Emanuel, Mscheno-Lobes, Bohemia, 1800—Prague, 1871; organist, teacher and composer. (2) Ed., Holitz, Bohemia, 1839—Riva, Lake of Garda, 1892; teacher and writer. (3) Ad., Jankovic, Bohemia, Feb. 15, 1850—Vienna (?); pianist; bro. of co-founder, ‘‘Hordk” Pf.-School, Vienna; writer.