Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-08
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS


Ml1E4C AMI MUSICIANS
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ago. has been rs-engaged In the last named
choir. h5s dutiess 10 begin tfrere With the
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cnoir OF 81 Aloys1ue Iafhonc Chnrcn, VINO
resigned the position last month. Mr.. Mo-
ian was tt,a bass In the original uuarfet of
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BACK there In the fail by his associates In
the choir as we'll "a the members of this
congregation
Mrs. Charles H. Henney. who was former
ly Miss Belle CARPENTER. has been engaged
| as the contralto solotst IN the choir OF
the Hebrew Temple to succeed Mrs Mar
garet Nolan Maxim. who resigned a month
nsonths Sirs Hennex + tha eon.raIt, snIs-
f.t n tbo cbc,r ~ a. Maroarat,s E,nsScr,-a,
Church which nos,tion s6a hos hais r.,
some years She has superb voice es-
neciaf,v adaptad tn church am, oratnrio
work. stse viii also bagtn her new duties
on the f3rst SATURDAY In Senfemher
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Mr. Harher4 n YawSar a,rector -, ,ha
| music and hass soiotst In the choir of the
catian !, a,ianta t ,s spennns nus
ana .nelr son.
MI; Ma; lawn hugnes. the weii-khoWn young ing
T r., a.,u .eopusel leie iase IL,
spend his summer studying with Raphael
JoseHy, one OF the leading American plan
ls.s. MT. hughes has spent several otner
seasons IN this way and has done splendld
work. he made very considerable progress
during the past year as composer. sew
erai or his songs having been sung with
great success by some Of the leading sing
ers here. and his piano numbers having
been played by himself with equal success.
MT and Mrs. Otto. Torney Simon have ar
rived at Bettws-y-Coed, In north Wales.
where they are spending quiet month
amid mountain lakes and meadows Mrs.
simon will go later to London for six
weeks study. and both Mr.. and Mrs. Simon
| will spend some time studying in Germany
later on. returning to their home In this
city In October
Mr Harry Patterson Hopkins. organist
IN the FRANKLIN Street Presbyterian Church
In baltimore during the season.. and who Is
SUBSTITUTING as organist In the New york
will take charge OF the music In the Cal
vary Baptist Church for the month of Au-
gust. Mr.. Arthur D. Mayo organist and d.
| rector OF the music In the latter church. win
go north for his vacation in August.
Mrs. William Hamilton Bayly, who re-
signed as organist of the Church of the
Reformation on Capitol IIill. where she has
been for many years, will go to Ohio with
Mr.. Bayly to spend the greater part of next
| month at Canton. their former home.
me members OF the choir OF Gorsueh M.
r. Church supplemented by a few of their
friends. spent the Fourth on the picnic
GROUNDS at Chevy Chase Lake. The day
was delightfully."- spent in rolicking through
the woods. and several stump speeches
were made by various members of the
psr1yI which consisted ted Of Rey .s and Mrs
r. Hunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph R. Hunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r. Van Horn, Mr..
and Mrs j. H. Goodrich. Mr.. and Mrs. |.
+. Heisler and Miss Mabel Heisler of Will
Ethel Anderson. Miss Loula F1tton, Miss
Cutler. Miss Fannie r. Fitton, Miss Eliza
beth B. Pullman, Mr. Charles w Fitton
jr.. Mr.. Eugene Randy. Mr.. Ernest H.
Pullman. Miss Ida Hunt and Master Ar
thur Van Horn.
Rafael Navas, the young Spanish pianist.
has signed with Rudolph Aronson for Sc
| ries of concerts in the United States and
Canada for the season of 1906-19O7
An evening of music will be given in the
Ninth Street Christian Church this evening
at o'clock. when the following program
will be given: Prelude cello solo, Mr.. Louis
p. Bradford. "Cayatina," Raff; anthem,
MY Soul Doth Magnify" Gilchrist; So
prano solo. Mrs. T. r. Pirtle. Fear Ye Not.
Q Israel" Buck; ladies' chorus Evening
Hymn" Concone; bass solo. Mr.. William
G. Ellis. Within This Sacred Dwelling
Mozart: trio. Misses Bessie M. Harrison,
Emma Ruth Peters and Mr.. Edmund H.
Jones. Now the Shades of Evening FALL,
kin. Ave Maria" Mascagni; anthem.
Holy Art Thou" Handel.
The choir will disband for the summer
In la a q
follows: Misses virginia RAYMOND Stella 7.
Raymond, Emma Ruth Peters. Bessie M.
Harrison. Mrs. T. R. Pirtle, r. W. Burk-
hart. Eta Rule, Mrs Gibson Mrs Jarboe
Messrs George w Elliott, Frank Morrison
F. A. Carpenter H. H. Nikirk, William IN,
wood and Joseph Harrison, organist and d.
rector.
Miss Mary Cryder and sister and Miss
Ramsey, daughter OF Rear Admiral Ram
sey Of this city, who sailed in Nav have
spent the spring season in Paris, and will
be there for some time yet when they will
go on to Berlin and Holland