Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-30

Pacific coast. according to the habit of Mr.
hutchin. Mrs. kutchin has Lept up her
playing since her marriage ana has re-
tanned one distinguished pupil in Miss Ethel
roosevelt. whom she has taught plano for
some years.
Miss Alys Z. Bentley director OF music
IN the public schools of Washington, has
gone to her Adirondack cottage Owl-y-out
Lodge. where she will spend the coming
month. She will then go to Iowa for the
meeting of the Iowa State Normal School,
where she will deliver series of lectures
MRS Josef kaspar. who went abroad the
middle of this month. accompanied by Miss
Elizabeth N. Dowel daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Julian c. DowelI. has been heard from
In Italy. They will make a tour of Italy
france. Germany. Switzerland. Austria and
England. Mr.. Henry Kaspar only son of
ME-. and Mrs. Josef Kaspar will arrive In
This country today. after several years
study In Germany. as pianist He will
proceed at once to his parents country
nome at 3 uemont. where his father and
sister. Miss FraIceska Kaspar, have been
for some weeks. Miss FRANCESCA spent the
last weekend in Washington with frien Is
The kaspar place is one of the finest in
that bea ut1ful mountain region. where they
Eave 200 acres
Among these who will give recitais at the
jamestown exposition during July will be
Mrs. M. A. Holmes of this city and Miss
Mary Cecs:e Nc ntague Of Richmond. VIII,
arc both wei known In Washington d.,
young artists Of Ecuch ability.
Mrs. Susanna Oldberg gave one OF the
mos. delightful of her series of morning
asked to meet Miss Crump of Buffalo, Ia
her studio n the Belasco Theater Assist
Ing In the program was an interesting
young literary woman. Miss Conover Of
philadelphia. one of the editors of the La
dies Home Journal. Miss Mary Helen
Leefe. young soprano recently settled In
Washington from New York. sang some
songs of Mad Dowell and Franz charmingly;
Miss Eleanor Sebring. young singer with
contrsltc voice Of much beauty. sang
Hawiey's 1.-The Sweetest Flower That
Blows" Dudley Bucks Sunset" Del
Riego's slave Song and ColeridgeTay-
lol's "A Red. Red Rose" Mrs. Olioers
played the accompaniment most fascinat-
tneiy.
The pupils of Jasper Dean McFail gave
their spring recital last week in the music
room of the Washington Club. The pro-
was given entirely from memory. which
was a pleasing feature. The accompan-
meets were skillfuly played by Miss Nell
NJ Neal Mss Marion A-cFall. the young
emphatil HIT with her solos. "Caro Nome"
from Verdi's 'Rigoletto.." and Ardtrs
"Parla.' She and Miss Blazer an excel
lent contralto. opened the program with
numbers were Maude Valerie Whites THE
Spring Has Come" Trotere's within Your
Heart" Coles When Thou Art Nigh"
Mrs. Clayton E. Emig: Donizettis % Mo
Loves Rapture" Miss Ely Dittoe;
Schumann's "Widmung'' and Die Lotus
blume" and Meyerbeer's Roberto o tn che
uobh ord.
"Ernani. Involami'' and Gounod's More
Grand in His Humble Estate" Miss Mary
Mullin: Governs THE Swallows" De Rie
COS Happy Song" and Bemberg's
The quartet of the Eastern Presbyterian
Church will sing for the las. time this
season today and for the remainder of the
in that church. Miss Bertha Hansen, the
soprano soloist of the choir. will lead the
singing during July and Miss Gulick. the
contralto soloist will lead during August.
In the fall Mrs. Belts will organize a
chorus choir, with Miss Hansen and Miss
Gulick soloists.
Mrs Lucille Belts left yesterday for
Washington Grove to remain for the sum-
mer. She will arrange kindersymphony
and vaudeville entertainment for one even
Ing during the season and later will give
a Mozart evening. in which program Miss
Bertha Hansen. Mr.. Schafer and Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Lent will take part She will
assist Mr.. Percy s. Foster in arranging an
old folks concert. all Of which will be
part Of q. ChatauQua course at the grove.
Miss Pauline whitaker. contralto soloist
In the quartet Of the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church. will sing Danks' mot
Ashamed Of Jesus for the oifertory this
morning. It being q communion service.
Miss Whitaker viii be accompanied by Mr..
Atwater, organist. who Ia substituting most
acce. tably for Mr.. John Porter Lawrence,