Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-03

III Troatore" Verdi, arranged by Dorm,
Miss Ray Segel; solo, "Radium Dance"
(Schwartz), Master william Walsh; duet,
"Valse Bleue" tMargis). Misses Ruth and
Alice PLACER; solo, 1.-The Reindeer" (Streab-
bog), Miss Eva Everett; solo, dance
Negro (humoresque, Schakoff), Miss
Carmel Walsh; solo. Starlight Revere"
UeidD, Miss May Jones; duet, ''The Sleigh
Elizabeth Ritz; solo, Faust Uaybach),
Miss Ray Server; solo, Dance of the
Demons (Holst), Miss Carrie Seigel; duet,
Ben Hur Chariot Race" arranged by
Paul., Misses Alice and Ruth PLACER.
Mr.. Page Zimmerman. former conductor
of the choir OF the Mt. Vernon Place M. e..
Church, who went to Texas with his family
nearly a year ago for his health. has re-
turned to his home in this city entirely re-
covered Mr.. Zimmerman has been warmly
welcomed back, as he has been greatly
missed IN the various circles in which he
was so active. He conducted one division
of the large Christian Endeavor choir, and
has done splendid work with it,
Mr. and Mrs Herndon Morsell enter
tanned the members of the Morsell Vocal
Club in their home last Tuesday evening
to mark the close of their very successful
season. They gave an informal program OF
music. and the singers who had not been
heard soloists at the winters concerts
sang on this occasion. The Morsell Vocal
Club is choral organization of the pupils
of Mr.. Morsell, who have formally organ
ICED themselves into a club of forty for
serious public work. They have held their
last rehearsal this season, but will meet
again on the first Monday In October to
begin work for next year. Mr.. and Mrs.
Morsell Will spend their vacation season in
the mountains Of Virginia. Mrs. Morseil
was formerly Miss Lizzie Burton, con-
trafto Soloist In the Boston Ideal Company,
in which Mr. Morseli was the leading tenor
when they were married,
Mr. and Mrs Myron W. Whitney, the for
mer the leading basso of some years ago
in English opera circles, have been living
for several years at South Sandwich, Mass
on Cape Cod. pretty place purchased by
Myron W. Whitney jr., better known TO
his family and intimate friends as JUNE.
The handsome place owned Formerly by
Mr.. Whitney, sr., near Portsmouth, N. H,
met with great losses by fire some time
ago. and the latter has preferred the more
southern climate and conditions on Cape
Cod Interesting reunions of the old stars
of the Boston Ideals. afteward the Bos-
tonians. take place in the Whitney cottage
every summer, this company was origf-
nally formed of choir singers of Boston
and vicinity and had their first professional
experiences together, and made lasting
friendships between them. Mr. and Mrs,
Morsen have spent most of their vacations
with the Whitneys since their retirement
from the stage.
Mr.. Fitzhugh Goidsborough, the young
yioiinist of this city who has made such
splendid success as soloist the past sea-
son since his return from abroad. has re-
turned to his home in this city after q visit
in New York and the seashore. He VIII
remain here until June 15 when he will go
with his parents. DR.. and Mrs. E. K Colds
borough to their summer home near Oak
land, Md He will return to Washington
In the fall. but will spend the greater part
of each week in New York next season,
where he has made some important en-
gagements for playing.
Miss Georgia E Miller, director of the
Virgil Clavier Piano School, will spend her
summer In the country In Virginia, in the
country home of Mrs. Chamberlain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard NJ Kutchin. the
latter formerly Miss Mary Eimbail one OF
the most prominent of the many excellent
pianists In local circles, win leave at the
end of next week for Alaska. They Will
go by way OF Buffalo. Toronto and the
Canadian route and spend three months In
Alaska At the end of that time they will
so to southern California. spend some time