The Washington times., 1907-08-04

rival EdGtIeN1kl lil IbOEAc temper d4llelL
and magnetic personality He is Rich
ard Buhlig. Of Chicago birth, twenty
eight years ago, ana a pupil Tor ten
years. OF LescheuZky. Great things are
promised for him in his coming appear
ance IN America.
Mrs. Ernest G. Atkins, organist and
choirmaster OF St Michael and AL
Angels Church. is spending her summer
in New York city. where she went IN
June She IS succeeding Mrs. Henry
HUNT Mckee, who mas held this position
for several years
The chorister boys Of ST PauTs
sanctuary choir are enjoying their vaca-
lions. and viii not be heard again in the
church until early IN September. when
preI aratOry rehe3 rsals viii begin Their
active work IN the church choir viii be-
/ gin the first Sunday IN October
The choir Of the Calvary Baptist
Church was heard for the last time last
Sunday until the fail season. Ernest T
| Winchester. Of St PauTs organ. substi-
\ tuted for Mr. Mayo. who is in Boston
on his vacation. Their programs for
/ both services were excellent The omar
I tet Is composed Of Miss Ethel HOltz-
/ claw, soprano; Mrs Ralph Barnard.
/ contraltO. William y. mcfarland.
! tenor, and J. Henry Kaiser, baritone
Mrs. II. clay Browning, soprano So
] loist and director Of th= choir OF All
| Souls Unitarian Church. went last week
/ 20 Asbury Park for the remainder OF
the summer. She was accompanied by
her younger daughter. Elise. and Miss
! Helene oyster. daughter OF Mr. ana
I Mrs James F. oyster. the latter for
| many years cO1tralto sOloist IN All
Souls choir with Mrs Browning Mr.
| Browning and his sons will join them
there later for a few weeks.
Miss Georgia L. Miller. director OF the
Virgil Clavier Plano School. has arrived
in Berlin and was met there by Frank
Norris Jones, a favorite young pianist.
who made one Of the most brilliant
records as a concert player in Washing
| ton He had remarkably large roper
| toire at his fingers end, which he played
/ entirely from memory He has been
abroad for two years studying. and viii
| remain for several years still Miss
Miller will spend most Of her time in
Berlin. also studying. and viii return
! here IN October
Miss Ethel Holtzclaw. soprano soloist
in the choir Of the Calvary Baptist
| Church, has gone with her mother and
I sisters % their summer home at Casa
nova. Va They viii return in Septem-
: Der 10 their new home II Euclid street,
l in which they remained late In town TO
get settled
, Miss Francesca Kaspar, the brilliant
r young soprano, who is spending the
3 summer IN her parents country place,
near Bluemont, Va. gave a charnin e
{ concert in Bluemont last Tuesday even
) Ing. with Minna Heinrichs, violinist,
also OF this city. Mrs HOoe played the
accomplishments. II was for the benefit
Of the Village Improvement Society. in
L which William Bruce King. OF wash
ingtOn. is most active. Their program
was as follows:
I .Janet's Choice (Claribe). 7 Hid Ny
. Love" td-HardeloD. Spring. Hen
sche). Miss Kaspar; Alteration
/ (Borows1y). "Czardas' (Hubay). Miss
10 Heinrichs, air from the opera la Bo
, heme.' Italian CPUccinD. die Lotus
= / blume." German (Schumann). waltz
. ! from the opera Romeo et Juherte,
b French. tGounOd). Miss kaspar; Sou
4 venir" (DrdIa), "Serenade" (Drdla)
! | Miss Heinrichs, Annie Laurie SCOtCl
o air; Comm Through the Rye" Scotch
- air; Last Rose of Summer Irish air
z Miss kaspar- "BerCeuse'' (Musso). Ser
J; enade-' CPierne), Miss HeinriChs; Come
= I Unto Him. sacred aria from the ora
/ toriO Of The Messiah" CHandeD
Angels Serenade,'' with violin obi
cato tFesca), Miss Kaspar-