Evening star., 1907-08-11
MUSICAL MENTION.
udy. She will not return to Washington
It'll late in the fall.

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until late in the fall
Mr. and Mrs. Burroughs. the latter well
known as Miss Hope Hopkins. are receiving
| congratulations upon the advent of a
daughter July Is at Garfield Hospital
At this mornings services at the Keller
Memorial Lutheran Church Mr.. A. E.
| Bergh will play For All Eternity as a
| flute solo, with violin obligato by Mr. e. ~
Hopewell-
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard E. Sherman Of rs
Seaton place northwest are the guests of
where they will remain until the end of
September.
Miss Grace Adele Freely is spending the
month of August at the Greenbrier White
sulphur Springs, w. Va.
Mr. Stanley T. Houchen. tenor, substi-
tuted last Sunday at Mount Vernon NJ E.
Church at both the services for Mr.. Clifton
P. Clark.
Mr William T. Glover has returned to
this city from Colonial Beach, where he
added materially to the pleasure of the
summer colony by the musical affairs given
under his management and direction.
Mr.. Henry Kaiser. Mr. AL Mosher Mr.
Herndon MoVsell and Mr. D. G. Pfeifrer
have returned from trip to the jamestown
exposition. which they attended with the
Gridiron Club. Mr.. John Nolan was to
have been a member Of the party, but was
prevented from going at the last moment.
Mrs. William T Reed. the well-known
contralto. and her son Tom have joined
party of friends for months stay In At
lantic City.
Miss Emile R. smeades organlst of
Grace Church. Georgetown left last week
for two months visit to her brother in
Colorado Mrs ]. P. Taylor will substitute
for her during the month of August.
Miss Henrietta Smedes. who has been sub
| stituting for Mr. William Taylor. organist
of All Saints Church. Chevy Chase has
| left for months vacation In the west
Miss Aileen Bell OF this city, who Is spending
the summer at Chevy Chase, will have
charge of the organ today.
| The choir Of Wesley Chapel sang August
| l for the last time this season The anthem
given at the morning service being. IF You
| Love Me- and in the evening. Radiant
| Morn Has Passed Away" Miss Jessie
| Young. the organist, leaves this week for
! Los Angeles. Cal..' to be away until October
| l. During her absence the organ will be
in charge of Mrs. Hall of Brookland.
| A new pianist. an American with a Ger
man name will return soon from Europe to
| make his debut in this country during the
coming season. He Is Richard Buhlls of
past In Vienna. where he has been studying
with Leschetizsky and he Is expected to
| make a place for himself among the really
great pianists.
Mrs. Florence Hill Hormess Is spending
the summer at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
F'adeley. near Waterford.
Miss May Adele Levers was the ofrertory
solofst at Gunton Temple Presbyterian
Church recently. her selection being. Come
Unto Me-" by Coemen. She left Friday to
spend her vacation IN the historic town of
Ret hehem In fhe beautiful T.ehiRh valley
Mr.. Edward Droop will leave the city
shortly to join his wife and family. who
have been spending the summer at Stony
Man. w Va. While there he wifi go with
| a party of gentlemen tramping and camp
Ing through the wilder regions Of the noun
tains He will be absent about month.
Mr.. George Cooper tenor. formerly of this
city, but for several years past a resident
of New York. has gone to Paris. where he
will remain under the instruction of Jean
de Reszke until he Is ready for grand op-
era. He Is accompanied by Mrs Cooper.
who is a fine pianist and an enthusiastic
musician. and is of the greatest assistance
to him in his musical work. Mr.. Cooper Is
a brother of Mrs w. l.. Wilson. who Is
well remembered in this city Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson left here to take up their resi-
dence in Atlanta.
An entertainment was given Friday even
ing last at the Hotel Columbia. Cape May
Mr.. Norman Daily took part. assisted by
Mr. and Mrs. D. w. Reel and Mr.. Arthur
Pfaff. Mr. Daily played several selections
by MacDowell and he and Mr.. E~faff
dered a four-hand arrangement Of the beau
tiful sextet from Lucia" Mr.. Reel con-
tributed some good baritone solos. accom-
panied by his wife at the piano.
Mr.. Henry Kaspar. son of Prof. Josef
Kaspar who has been spending the past
two months In this country at his fathers
summer residence at Bluemont. has recent
ly been visiting a fellow student IN Pitts
burg. Musicians who have heard Mr.. Kas-
par play since his return from Berlin speak
enthusiastically of the progress he has
made In his command of his chosen instru-
ment the piano. He will return to Berlin
in October.
DR. Henry Hanchett, the well-known pian-
Is, and lecturer on musical subjects. has
been engaged to take charge of the music
at National Park Seminary the coming
year He will assume his new duties in Oc
tober.
Mr.. Norman Daily was the plano soloist
last Sunday evening at an orchestral con-
cert given at Cape May. the orchestra be-
Ing under the direction Of Mr.. A. Felter.
Mrs Edward Tracy was in the city last
week for a few days en- route to New York.
She had been spending two weeks at Blue
mont the guest of Miss Franceska Kaspar
Mrs Josephine Esputa DAILY was the prin-
cipal soloist at matinee musical at
Cape May last Wednesday. her numbers
being Nevin's Rosary Forgotten and
Believe Me. II All Those Endearing Young
Charms"