Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-14

Mr.. Edwin Hughes. the well-known young
pianist and composer, has returned from a
short vacation spent in Hackensack n. j.,
and in New York and Tarrytown. In the
latter town he visited his former teacher
and intimate friend, Raphael Joseffy, the
eminent concert pianist. Mr.. Hughes also
placed his very good and promising COM
positions of the past several years with
publishers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman, both well-known
in music circles, the latter as Miss Emma
Rosenbaum, who have spent the past two
years in the Philippines. where Mr. Free
man was assigned to duty, are being con-
graduated on the birth of SON. They
will return to America some time during
next season. Theirs is one of the many
marriages in the Rebew Orchestra, which
Is fast gaining a reputation as a matri-
monial bureau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. Hazard. the for
mer a f1utist in the Rebew Amateur Or
chestra. are spending their summer in their
cottage at Washington Grove. They will
not return to town until early in October.
Mr.. Joseph o. Harrison, organist of the
Ninth Street Christian Church. gave his
annual pupils recital in the church last
Wednesday evening. A creditable program
was given by the pupils with most crafty
u
were Miss Roberta Weber, Mrs. G.. z.
Frey, Miss Mary Mason Miss f. NJ. Nc
MILAN, Miss Lula NiChol, Miss Ruby NJ.
Gaver, Mrs. Mabel Hart Test, Miss Doris
Talbert and Mr.. Walter McCurdy, pianists;
Miss Stella !. Raymond, Mr.. Carroll Gill
bert. Mr. George Flemer, Mr.. Edward
Weber. Mr.. George Ofenstein, Mr.. Walter
SLIDER and Mr.. Ernest Taylor. violinists.
Mr.. w. j. Weber acted as acCompanist.
The Sunday school orchestra of the aiel-
Ter Memorial Church, numbering the instru-
ments. will remain in their places during
the summer 1t has become quite a feature
of the Sunday school services, and adding
much to the interest taken by both young
and old members.
Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee viii be heard at
the new organ in st. Michaels and All
Angels Church today, which will be the
first time the new organ has been heard
ir the church. Mrs. Mckee will play in
her old place during July. at the morning
services, the evening services having been
discontinued. Mrs. Mckee has resigned
from the staff of the Washington College of
Music and has accepted the position of
teacher of music in the Chevy Chase
School for Young Ladies. beginning in the
fall Mrs. Mckee is resting at the Chevy
Chase Inn before taking up her new duties
IN September but will probably make a
short trip north next month
Mr.. Norman Daily left Washington last
Monday for New York where he will do
some playing before going on to Cape May
the last week in this month He will re-
main in Cape May for the rest of the
summer. Mrs. Josephine Esputa DAILY will
leave on Thursday for Cape May, where
her son will join her. She will remain
with him for some time Just be
fore leaving young Mr.. Daily played
an interesting program of piano music in
the home of Mir. and Mrs. Adams. in Wood
bridge, when the music club of Langdon
was entertained. Mrs. Adams has a charm
irg soprano voice. and sang a number of
songs to Mr.. Days accompaniment. The
kindergarten organized by Mrs. DAILY and