Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-22

the fairy queen; Mary Smith, queen of the
mortals; Ruby Raymond. gypsy queen:
1arol Morris. William Douglas and Julian
Raymond, who were the elves Mildred
| RAYMOND, Minnie Morris. LORNA Loughrey
ana Helen Ortiz, who were the fairies:
! Ethel Belts Jennie Farmer, Julia Lee, Lille
Loughrey. Elizabeth Perry and Bessie
+, Clark who were mortals. Miss Ada Belts
VINO was at the piano, proved a satisfactory
accompanist.
The friends of Mr.. Russell G. Abbott. bari
tone, will regret to hear that he is very
seriously i'll.
The program Of music sung by the choir
of the Dumbarton NJ. E. Church. under the
direction of Mr.. William T. Glove. at the
ran rally of the Dumbarton Chapter. Ep-
worth League. which occurred last Sunday
was as follows: Anthem. THE Radiant
Morn Hath Passed Away" Woodward: So
prano solo. Miss Bessie Birch. Fear Not
Ye. o Israeli" anthem. Send Out Thy
Light" Gounod; anthem, "Hark, Hank.
MY Soul" Shelley.
Mrs. Ralph Barnard. contralto sooist Of
Calvary Baptist Church. has returned from
her summer vacation, which was spent i'm
Maine, and was in her accustomed place In
the choir last Sunday. Mrs. Jessie Nichol-
son. who has been singing alto with the
quartet during the summer, proved a most
satisfactory substitute.
Miss Ella Stark has been re-engaged to
take charge of the piano department of the
National Cathedral School for Girls Miss
Mary Heath Hobart Will also teach piano;
Anton Kaspar. violin; Otto Torney Simon
voice culture. The choral director will be
Mr.. Edgar Priest organist Of St Pauls
Episcopal Church. and harp instruction will
be in the hands of Miss Margaret O'Tooie.
Miss Francesca Kaspar has been engaged
soloist with the Philadelphia Orchestra
at the concert which they will give at Will
mington, Del early in the present season.
The Sunshine Club was entertained at the
home of Miss Eva Jackson. on Sd street,
an interesting musical program being fur
nished by Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Holland, Miss
Lillian Chenowith. Miss Mary Wild, Mrs.
Reiss. Mrs. s. Y. Steers and the hostess her
self. Miss Jackson. Among the guests pres
ent were Mrs. NJ. +. Harmon. Mrs E NJ
Pardoe, DR.. and Mrs. Reiss Mr.. Adgato
Lipscomb, Miss Lala Paxton Miss Mary
Heck, Miss Emma Huyett, Miss Laura
Huyett. Miss Jane Moore Mr.. David Nc
Gosh and Mr. Lewis Beazley.
Miss Lillian Chenowith will be the offer
tory solOiSt this morning at the Mt. Ver-
non Methodist Church. her selection being
Zion" by Bruno HUM.
Miss Marie Gryce Young. who with her
mother. Mrs. Madge Wilson Young. have
been spending the summer at Spring Lake,
y. j. have returned to the city and are at
home again in their apartment at the Ethel
hurst.
The quartet of the First Presbyterian
Church for the coming season will be con-
stituted follows: Mrs l.. \. Roberts
soprano: Miss Mary Finney. contralto; Mr.
W. ii. Barnholt bass, and NJ IF. r. Comp
ton. tenor and choir director. and Mrs c.
r. Schutt. in charge of the organ. Mr.
Barnholt is the new member OF the quar-
tet, having sung last season at Trinity NJ.
L. Church.
Mr. Alexander Mosher has been substi-
tuting at the New York Avenue Prosbyter-
ian Church for Mr. William c. Mills. the
regular tenor. who has been out west for
some time on business Mr.. Mills is eN-
the first Sunday in October
Nine Josef Kaspar has returned from
abroad and is spending the month OF Sep
TENDER at her summer home near Blue
mont. Va. She will return to her residence
on NJ street about October | in time for her
professional duties at Mt. Vernon Semi
nary. Mr.. Henry Kaspar who has spent his
summer at home after three years piano
study In Berlin, VIII leave again for Ger
many early in October. after spending
short time In this city.
The program of music to be given this
morning at st. Johns Episcopal Church.
Georgetown, will consist of Te Dcum In
f fiat. Barrett. Benedictus in r flat. King
Hall: Offertory Anthem. Lord, We Pray
Thee" Rob, IS. AT the evening service the
vested choir will sing 'Magn!hcat' and
'Nunc Dimttis.' in +. Simper: Ohrrory
Anthem. q. Taste and See How Gracious
the Lord Is" Goss. Mr.. Leroy Glider has
been engaged tenor soloist at this
church. succeeding Mr. William f. Matthew.
who has transferred his services to the
choir of st. Johns Lafayette Square. Mr..
George G. Daiand remains organist and
choir director In former years.