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will be celebrated the patronal feast of the
church. There will be solemn high mass. at
| which Rev William Russell of the cathedral
| in Baltimore will preach the panegyric. The
music will be rendered by the regular choir
| under the direction Of Mr.. Anton kaspar
| and the selections will be follows Kyrie.
| Gloria. Sapctus and Benedictus, from
| Haydn's Sixteenth Mass: Credo, by Durand.
| and Veni Creator, by Wiegand. By special
! request the choir will sing the '1nflam-
| matus.' from Rossinis Stabat Mater. Miss
Mamie Mullaly will preside. usual, at the
| organ.
Miss Catherine McKenna has resigned her
position as organst Of St. Peters r. C.
| Church.
Miss Lillian Haley has returned from her
| summer outing at Asbury Park and will be
| in her place in the Epiphany choir today. :
The Keller Memorial Lutheran choir re-
| sumes rehearsals this week. Director Little
| expects to at once enter actively upon the
| seasons work He has arranged to have
| an evening with the choir the third Sunday
| in September.
Mr. w. w. DAILY, jr.. cornetist of the Re-
| bew Orchestra, is away on a three weeks
| vacation. He will make a trip to Boston
! by sea, pay visit to New York and take
| in the sights at Jamestown
Mr. Johannes Miersch. violinist. who has
| been spending some weeks in Washington,
| has gone to Atlantic City. Mr.. Miersch Is
| expecting to spend the winter in Washing
| ton and will be welcome addition TO local
| musical circles.
Mr.. Norman Esputa-Daly gave a recital
| Saturday evening August "a. at Berkeley,
| Va, which was attended by large and
| fashionable audience and was pronounced
| success. His program, taken mostly from
| composers of the present day. was as fol-
lows Prelude. Rachmininoff; minuet, Pad
| erewski: intermezzo, Mascagn; Die Lore
lei Seeling; valse poupee. Poldini: Spring
TO a Water Lily" SHADOW Dance
| From Indian Lodge" Scotch Poem,"
by MacDowell and "Pilgrim's Chorus
| Wagner-Liszt. Mr.. Daily. who contem-
| which had been recently offered him, has
decided to remain in Washington during the
| coming season. after which he will go
| abroad to complete his musical education
| and prepare for a professional career.
| Mr.. Joseph o. Harrison director and or
ganist of the Ninth Street Christian Church.
| Is spending several weeks on the lower Po-
.omac. During his absence Miss Virginia
| Raymond will preside at the organ.
new male quartet has just been organ
| iZed by Mr.. ]. c. Black Mr.. ]. D. Bakery,
| first tenor: Mr.. Nelson P. Meyer of the
| Dutch Reformed Church. second tenor: Mr..
| j. c. Black. baritone and manager, and Mr..
| A. w. Cummings, bass soloist Of the Keller
| Memorial Lutheran Church, bass, compose
| the quartet
Miss Margaret Follin has been staying at
| the Loeb Lunn Hotel. Mountain Lake Park,
| for a week past. and after a few days at
her home on s street she will go to Princess
| Anne county on the eastern shore, where
| she will spend some time visiting friends.
| She will be accompanied by Miss Katharine
| Folin.
Miss Grace Ross of the Quintet has gone
to Rutland, VT, for her vacation.
| delightful musical was given recently
| at the home of Mrs. Smith. 1916 10th street,
| in which piano solos were contributed by
| Miss Wilmuth Gary. Miss Johnson and Mrs.
| Swanton. violin solo was rendered by Miss
| l.. McFarrow and poem was read by Miss
| Josephine Arnold Rich. Others who added
| to the musical pleasure of the evening were
| Miss Neosha Gary, Miss Bean, Mr.. Catlin,
| Mr.. Anderson and Mrs. Smith herself, who
| sang ballad, an original composition.
Miss Louise Montrop is visiting Mrs, H.
| B. Smith at her cottage in Pitman Grove,
| n. ]. Later Mrs. Smith. Miss Young and
| Miss Montrop will go to Atlantic CITY for
| few days.
/ MISS Mamie hulldly Will ltdNc IoW
| for Atlantic City and after short stay
| there will visit relatives at Poughkeepsie,
| n. Y, where she will remain until October 1.
At a meeting of the Mems Club of the An
| acostia NJ. E. Church a social, followed the
| business meeting, at which q musical pro-
| gram was rendered under the direction Of
| Mr.. David E. Smithson. 1t included vocal
| soloby Mr.. Arthur B. Simpsonopiano solos
| by George Orem, Jr., and Mr.. Howard Crit
| fth a cornet solo by Mr.. William Fowler. a
Il a,la Afors shan n,,I
eral numbers by male quartet, consisting
| of Messrs Arthur Simpson, Johnson Hardy,
John E. Fort and Elijah Kinsela.
| musical and dramatic entertainment
given recently at National Park Seminary,
/ Forest Glen, for the benefit OF the new
| schoohouse fund proved a success, music
| ally dramatically and financially. Several
| instrumental numbers were rendered by the
| Kensington Orchestra, and Mrs. Wilmarth
1 and Miss Emily Blazer of Washington gave
| several vocal selections. The dramatic part
| of the program consisted of a one-act play
| called Summer Boarders," the characters
| being impersonated by children, and a
| three-act play, ''Vice Versa" performed by
of one scene from Romeo and Juliet was
given by Mortimer Clark, Frank Budfeld
and Bruce Clagett. Mr.. Clarke and Bury
Byngton presented "A Cloudy Evening"
and Albion Van Week and Frank Bugfeld
| brought down the house in Two of a
Kind" Some beautiful tableaux. including
Constance de Beverly and Charmion." a
gypsy scene, and the Death Of Mime
haha," arranged by Miss Keys, were also
attractive features, the rest of the enter
tainment being under the direction of Mr.
Wallace Wright. who acted as stage man
ager.
Mr.. John Philip Sousa, who is at present
in Philadelphia, where his band is giving
| concerts at Willow Grove Park, has put
the finishing touches to a new opera which
will be given under the management of
Klaw & Erlanger.
Mrs L. B. Curtis is spending the summer
| at Atlantic City, where she recently gave a
| recital at the American Garden.
Mrs. Alice Craft Benson, soprano, formerly