. Life of Adolph Spaeth, , ... told in his own reminiscences, his letters and the recollections of his family and friends. ver the snow-covered Apennines,and on the twelfth of March rejoined his family inTuebingen. SWITZERLAND In June, 1897, Dr. Spaeth sailed on the Southwarkfor Antwerp, with his second son, Douglas. In Frank-furt he was the guest of Pastor Cordes, and had adelightful time with him in his lovely manse, built afterhis own plans. His church also is an architecturaljewel. His whole life and work at Frankfurt is a bril-liant success. I never had an idea how much aggressi
. Life of Adolph Spaeth, , ... told in his own reminiscences, his letters and the recollections of his family and friends. ver the snow-covered Apennines,and on the twelfth of March rejoined his family inTuebingen. SWITZERLAND In June, 1897, Dr. Spaeth sailed on the Southwarkfor Antwerp, with his second son, Douglas. In Frank-furt he was the guest of Pastor Cordes, and had adelightful time with him in his lovely manse, built afterhis own plans. His church also is an architecturaljewel. His whole life and work at Frankfurt is a bril-liant success. I never had an idea how much aggressive-ness and power of initiation he possesses. After a few weeks in Esslingen, where Dr. Spaeth offi-ciated at the marriage of his brothers eldest daughter, ashort but very interesting trip into Switzerland was taken,including Lucerne, Vierwaldstaetter-See and they arrived in dense fog which cleared for sunsetand a beautiful moonlit night. The further journey in-cluded the fine cascades of the Giessbach, Interlaken,Lauterbrunn Valley to Wengern-Alp and Klein-Schei-degg, where the Jungfrau, Moench and Eiger shone in. ? /fc€(/f/fi</i (n (OJj/L7va,e?i, «_y/. / /r ON BOARD THE PHOENICIA 321 all the glory of a perfect morning, and then back byway of Berne, Neuhausen and the Rheinfall, Tuebingento Esslingen. BERLIN, LEIPZIG, DRESDEN On the first of June, 1901, Dr. Spaeth sailed forHamburg on the Phoenicia, Captain Froehlich. Pleas-ant company, exceptionally good fare, a roomy cabinand the ocean as smooth as a river made this by farthe most delightful voyage I ever had in my life. Byspecial request he delivered a lecture on Bismarck, andon Sunday morning conducted a short service. Theusual concert was given, this time under the leadershipof Emil Paur. There were many musicians of highstanding on board. At the German service the choraleswere played by Professor Milde, Director of the NationalConservatory, New York. A special correspondent ofthe Concert-Goer
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