Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-08

Ms AFFAIR M aas
assisted by Miss Helen Graham; vo-
gram: Adagio from "Violin Concerto in
D Minor and Scene Orientale" (H. Vieux-
temps). Mr.. Goldsborough; aria from lie
Miss Graham; "serenade" cPierne) and
'Fileuse" Qsidor Lotto). Mr.. Goldsborough:
so Well Go No More a-Roving" IF. c.
Goldsborough) and MY Heart Sings"
Dvorak) and "Ronde des Lutins' Baz-
zinD. Mr.. Goldsborough: 20 Dry Those
Tears (Teresa del Riego). with violin
obiigato, Miss Graham: Romance" wien
Goldsborough; Still VIE die Nacht"
(Bohm) and THE Years at the Spring"
CBeach). Miss Graham; "Berceuse" (Faure)
and "Obertass Mazurka" (WieniawskD. Mr..
GoldsbOrOugh Mr.. John Rowland was the
accompanist.
The male choir of ST. Paurs Episcopal
Church will today resume Its work for
the season. The organist and choirmaster,
Mr.. Edgar Priest who has been visiting at
his home in England. is expected back by
September 10. During his absence the as
sistant choirmaster, Mr.. MILFORD Wits.
vacancies in the choir for boys of good
character, and in addition to excellent
training and discipline. they are paid for
their services after they have reached a
exceptionally good talent for music will be
given piano lessons free. Applications
should be made at pm. Tuesdays and
Fridays in the parish hall, 23d street,
Washington Circle.
Mr.. MILFORD Wits has resigned his posi-
ton as organist and choirmaSter of the
Emmanuel Church, Anacostia.
Miss Mabel Linton, organist of the Eek
ington Presbyterian Church. has given two
recitals at Sea Side Park, n. j., where she
has been spending the summer, one at the
Hiawatha Hotel and the other at the club
house of the Seaside Yacht Club. All OF
her numbers were we'll rendered and she
was obliged to respond to several encores
Nine Marie Won Unschuld Lazard will re-
turn to the city during the week. to be
present at the opening of the University OF
Music and Dramatic Art. which occurs on
September 10. The faculty or the university
will be practically the same as last year
Mrs Robert Fatt was the soloist at Grace
Episcopal Church last Sunday, her selection
at the offertory being Fear we not Is
rael" by Dudley Buck.
Mrs. Nellie Wilson Shir-Cliff has returned
from her summer outing and sang with the
quartet at the services of the Synagogue
last week Mr.. Charles Myers is substitute
ing for Mr. William d. mcfarland there.
and there will be special services there to-
night and tomorrow
ing the Jewish new year.
Prof. Anton Gloetzner has been re-en-
gagged as head of the piano department at
Belcourt Seminary, 18th and Girard streets.
with Prof. Cortesi for voice culture and
Anton Kaspar to teach violin.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gareissen have re-
turned from Rochester, N. Y, and are at
home again at the Rochambeau. Mr.. Gareis-
sen has already resumed his classes at his
new studio, l219 connecticut avenue.
Negotiations were completed during the
past week which place Mr.. Sol. Minister at
the head of the violin department of the
Washington College of Music Mr. Minister
will continue his work director of the
Columbia Theater orchestra, and he will
also have charge of the orchestra on fes-
tiyal days and state occasions at st. Pat
rick's Roman Catholic Church
Mr. Anton Kaspar has been engaged to
take charge of the violin department of the
Madison Hall Seminary. succeeding Mr.. E
Written Ladd, who recently resigned
The choir of the New York Avenue Pres
byteran Church resumes work today Next
Sunday 1t will render original compo-
sition by Mr.. John Porter Lawrence a
quartet which he has dedicated to DR. Wal
lace Radcliffe, the pastor of the church.
Mr. and Mrs Percy Foster and family. on
their return from jamestown. went again
main until the LIST of October.