Watts

Wintter, b. Cincinnati, O., March 14, 1886; composer; studied painting and architecture, also singing in. Florence, and theory with. Goetschius; 1919, won Loeb Prize; c. (orch.) “Two Etchings’; incid. music to ‘Alice in Wonderland,” ballads and songs, some of them with orch., and the vocal cycles, “Vignettes of Italy,” “Wings Night,” “Like Music on the Water.” Webb, (1) Daniel, Taunton, 1735— Bath, 1815; «writers (2))Gagyas:, Rush more Lodge, near Salisbury, Engl., 1803—Orange, N. J., 1887; organist and editor.