Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-21
EPwoRTH LEAGUE NOTES.

The second number of the Epwerth
League star course was greatly enjoyed,
The attraction was the Ariel Ladies' Quar-
tet of Boston, and these brilliant young
artists made a decided hit. The quartet Is
composed of Miss Mabelie Monaghan, first
soprano: Miss Kathlene Leavitt, second So
prano: Miss Alzaleen Sampson, first alto; :;
Miss Eva Mackenzie Miss Monagh quite
captured the large audience with her solos.
She has clear, sweet voice, and sings with
eace and grace. She was forced to respond
to repeated encores. Miss Leavitt, in addi
ton to possessing a pleasing soprano voice.
is also a pianist and a violfnist of ability
and promise. Her soulful sympathetic
playing well merited the encore to which
she responded. Miss SIMPSONS solo, with
violin obligato, greatly enjoyed, and
Der. She has a rich contralto voice. Miss
Mackenzie. second alto and reader proved
herself the star of the evening. She thor
oughly delighted her hearers. She Is girl
of unusual. versatility, and seemed equally
at home in the catchy songs Of the quartet,
the dramatic rendition of the First Christ
mas Eve" from Ben Hur." the humorous
recital of "Bill Smith, and in the emotive
plastiques when she beautifully represented
Faith Hope. Mercy. Humility. Revenge.
Defiance and other attitudes. The audience
called her back time and again. The quar-
tet singing was fine. The voices blended
very we'll and the effect was very pleasing.
The next number OF the course will be
given the evening OF December 2. when
Agosten. the noted Swiss wonder and peer
less entertainer" will be the attraction.
Course tickets may be obtained at Droop
music house.
The District Cabinet will visit Wilson
Memorial Chapter Sunday evening. No
vember 80 and publicly install the recently
elected officers Of that chapter.
at Gorsuch Chapter last Sunday evening.
Mr.. John 8. Powers will be in charge of
the meeting tomorrow evening.
rial Chapter the third Friday evening in
December. Details have not yet been an
nounced.
Chapter last Sunday evening and installed
the officers. The service took place at 7:3O
o'clock. and was an interesting one.
The District officers visited Lansdon
Chapter last Tuesday evening and installed
the officers of that chapter A musical and
literary program preceded the exercises of
the evening DR.. j. II. Wesler and Mr. RI
A. Ison delivered addresses on Ep-
worth League work. Misses Page and War
rem rendered piano duet, followed by read
ing by Mrs. Larigey. Misses Susie and Liz
zie Warren sang a duet. The program
came to an end with short speech by Mr..
w. s. Phelps of Langdon Chapter The off,
GERS installed were: Mr.. w. s. Phelps, presi-
dent: Mrs. r. F. Mattingly. first vice presi-
dent: Mrs. c. A. March, second vice presi-
dent: Mrs. s. A. Rhodes, third vice presi-
dent: Mrs. Anna Larigey, fourth vice presi-
dent: Miss Susie A. Warren, secretary; Miss
NJ. Florence Haskell, treasurer
The junior choir of Gorsuch M. e. Church
will give a musical and literary concert
Wednesday evening, November 25 at the
church. corner Az and l. streets southwest.
at o'clock. The arrangements for the en-
tertainment are in charge of Miss Nelly
RANDY.
A business meeting of Eldbrooke Chapter
will be held next Wednesday evening at
7 80 o'clock. This chapter is assisting In
the revival meetings which are being held