Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-29

| ington it will be; Fritz kreisler, the great
! viOlinist. and Teresa Carreno, the distin-
| gutSked pianist.
MIR. Felix Garziglia. who is now located
| in his new studio at 613 18th street, will
| have as associate teachers at the studio
| Mr.. Fitzhugh Coyle Goidsborough. violin;
| and Mr.. otto Torney Simon. for voice 1t
! is the purpose of these teachers to give
| joint pupils recitals once or twice each
! month. at which the three artists them
selves will also be heard from time to
/ time. Mr.. Garziglia has been in charge of
| the organ during the past week at the
| dedication services Of the new Calvary
! Methodist Church South of Georgetown
and will play elaborate program of
music at the closing exercises today
Mr.. Ambrose Durkin of 1928 Q street
northwest has gone to New York to join a
| theatrical company. Mr.. Durkin was for
| merry d SoloiSt of the choir of Holy Trim y
| Catholic Church of Georgetown.
A recent letter from Mr. Edwin Hughes
| announces his safe arrival at Vienna. after
| d short stay in Bremen, Dresden and
| Prague en- route He will begin his work
| at once with Malwine Bree, one of the most
! famous of Leschetizsky's vorbereiters, pre-
tparatory to study with Leschetizsky him
| self.
Miss Jennie Glennan has returned from
| another summer spent abroad In the fur
| Their study of the organ and polyphonic
| music. This year sha spent most of her
| time at Regensburg. little place near
| Munich and at Ratislon where she studied
| under Herr Josef Renner. one of the most
| noted organists and composers in Europe.
| While there she WAS invited to officiate at
| the organ OF the Cecelian Church. of which
| DR.. F. H. Haberl is pastor and made an
especially favorable impression in two
| movements of Herr Renner's Suite No. l for
| organ.
Miss Resale Holbertz. who has been the
| contralto of Epiphany choir for year past
| and who has recently been spending some
| time in Chicago. where she was visiting
| friends. has accepted an engagement 10
take charge of the vocal department in
| Iowa College at Grinnel Iowa
| The musical faculty of Gunston Insti-
| tute for the year 1907-OS will be DR.. Anton
| Gloetzner, director of music and teacher of
| piano; Miss Beulah Beverly Chambers. who
l. studied under Franz Rummel and Teresa
| Carreno. piano; Mrs. Amalie Busch of the
| Stuttgart Conservatory, piano: Herman c.
| Rakemann, violin: Madame de st. Clair
| Buxton, vocal, and Walter I. Holt, mando-
| lin and guitar.
| Mrs Henry Hunt Mckee. since her re-
| turn from her summer outing. has resumed
| her position Organist and choir director
| at the church of ST Michael and All An
| gels. which she relinquished st winter on
| account of pressure of other work.
| Mrs Lucille Belts is receiving many ex-
| pressions of regret from the members of
| the congregation of the Eastern Presbyte-
|
| dictatorship of the choir. During the years
| Mrs. Belts interested the music had
| become one of the features of the services.
| and many artistic musical events have been
| given there under her direction.
| Prof Robert C. Young director Of music
in Georgetown College. Georgetown, KY.
| spent some time In Washington recently
| the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Win
| ston Of Madison Hall Seminary.
| oil
| been in Washington for number of years
| passed through here recently from New
| York en- route for Georgia, where she has a
| very f1attering offer. Miss Crennan's voice
| coed to the church position in Atlanta left
| vacant by the resignation of Mrs. w. L.
| Wilson. another Washington singer.
Mr.. Harry H. Campbell. who has been
| giving such satisfaction to the congrega-
ton of Mount Pleasant Congregational
| Church. where he has been engaged for
| sometime past as precentor and soloist was
| heard to advantage recently in the bass
SOLO 30. God. Have Mercy" from the ora
torio of st. Paul.
The offertory soloist at the Church of St
| Michael and All Angels today will be Miss
Stella Johnston. who will sing Abide With
| Me- by Liddell, at the morning service
At the close of the rehearsal. which was
| held by the boys choirs of the Episcopal
|
ton, Mr.. Edgar Priest made a speech. pro.
| posing to the boys to form a choir guild
| In the city Of Washington. and the idea
twas received with great enthusiasm
| Speeches were also made by Mr. Freeman
of ST. Johns, Lafayette Square and Mr.
| Daland of st. Johns, Georgetown, and
| Mr.. Trott of st. Marks. and it will not be
! long before Washington will have a choi,
| guild that will not only stimulate the in.
| terest of the various male choirs but will
be credit to the city.
Mrs Frank Byram. after an absence OF
ten weeks in the Adrondacks was agar
at her place at the organ of Westminster
Memorial Presby terrain Church last Sun.
day. Miss Aileen Miller, who has been sub
shutting at the organ for Mrs. Byram dur
ing the latter's absence from the city
sang the offertory at the morning service
| The orchestra organized last season in
the Sunday school Of Mckendree NJ. E
Church by Mr.. Albert P. Johnson. who has
been violinist in the choir and Sunday
school for several years past. will resume
paying for the season on rally day. his
morning, September 20. with seventeen
players.
On Thursday evening last the League Of
the Sacred Heart of st. Matthews Church
with Rev Father Buckley, director. hello
the first meeting of the season. at which q
special program of music was given by
| the choir under Miss Glennan. Several Eng
lish choralS were rendered by the full
choir a special feature being new anG
unpublished hymn to the Sacred Heart
composed by Monsignor Banerle. noted
authority on church music. quartet com.
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