Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-26

al "uoitloEal feature In affairs musical
at 81. Patrick's Church has just been
arranged by the pastor. Rev. Dr. Russell.
instead Of dispensing with the mixed
eiioir, as so many feared would be the
ease When the male choir was organized
LII. RUSSELL has decided to augment the
organization. and. accordingly. has en-
easeo another quartet, so that the old
ehoir Will be led by double quartet of
Competent singers The new members Of
Tue octet already engaged are Miss Mary
sweeney. soprano; Miss Nellie O'Hare,
contralto; Herbert MacNamee tenor; Ar
.hur w. Porter and John H. Barnholt
passos. Mrs. Annie Grant Fugitt Of
curse, remains the leading soprano of
tue choir. as formerly, and Mrs Gum
precht, contralto. and Melville Hensey,
.eAor. VIII continue to sing their respec-
i've parts with the choir. Armand Gum
pr .esch VIII preside at the organ.
ne Proper of the Mass which was
1lng last season by seminarians from
r III cross College. Catholic University.
VIII be given in future by the mixed
non, ana Iozers arrangement will be
useo. In fact. from the time the newly
e CIT choirs take up the work In the
raii mere Will be no music sung at st.
fatrlcks that has not been examined and
accepted by the music commission ap-
pointed by the cardinal, of which Dr.
russell is chairman. The other Wash
Ut Anton Gloetzner and Rev. Father
Bart. pastor of ST. Teresas Church in
Anacostia
Mrs. Ernest Lent has just returned from
Passalc. n. j.. where she and her little
daughter. Margarita, enjoyed a visit with
ner sister. Mrs. Mason. Tuesday Mr.. and
Mrs. Lent will leave the city. journeying
tosether as far as Morgantown. w. Va,
Wnere Mr.. Lent will remain few days
10 take part in a recital at the State
University in conjunction with Messrs.
anton kaspar and John Porter Lawrence.
They will play a trio by Rubinstein and
one by Saint-Saens, and Mr.. Lent will
play several solos. Mrs. Lent will go to
Terra Alta. where she will spend several
weeks. and where she will he Joined by
Mr. Lent at the conclusion OF his engage
ment at Morgantown.
Guy A. Ourand will substitute at the or
gan for Lewis Corning Atwater, the reg
ular choirmaster, at the Mount Pleasant
congregational Church this morning.
During the month of August Mr.. Ourand
Will fill the position of organist at Christ
Episcopal Church and ST. Johns Episcopal
Church. Georgetown. For several Sundays
in June he substituted at the Sixth Pres
byterian Church.
The prospect of generous program of
music helped to swell the crowd that
filled the Manchester Friday on the excur-
sion given by the Nordica Mandolin, Ban
10 and Guitar Club at Marshall Hail. The
afternoon program at Marshall Hall con-
sisted Of Enchantment waltzes (E. AL
BERTH; lie Secret (Ganthier). Nordica
Mandolin and Guitar Orchestra; mandolin
solo. '.yalse Fantasia (SiegeD. Miss Bes-
sic TIFFANY, who Is one of the advanced
pupils of Mr.. Holt: comic songs. w. a.
Morsell; operate overture ARRANGED by
Bacon; Gate City March" (Weldon),
Nordica Banjo Club; piano duet. Delta
Kappa Epsilon march (Pease). Misses
Julia and Theodore Meir: song and dance,
Miss Leona Callan: college medley Tar
ranged by Wier), Nordica Mandolin and
Guitar Orchestra. In the evening the club
was heard in the following numbers under
the direction of Walter T. Holt: Red Mill
selections tHerbert: Nordica Mandolin
and Guitar Orch astra: Symphony quartet
]. L. Scribener. Harry A. Chick, d. B.
Galleher and y. B. Hunter: Autumn
tMoret). Nordica Mandolin and Guitar Or
chestra: comic songs. w A. Morsell:
| Moonlight on the Plantation arranged
by jennings. Nordica Banjo Club song
and dance. Miss Leona Callan; Symphony
quartet: Flower of Mexico tCurtis)
and Woodland Memories" Rapp). Nor
dica Mandolin. Guitar and Banjo Clubs.
Miss NJ. L. Callan was the accompanist.
The members of the club are: Messrs. S.
l. u. Il
Van H. Ellis, r. ]. Hoover Osgood
Holmes. G. NJ. Jameson. c. T. Moore. Ar
thur Nyman. Hugo Odenthal. J. A. Park.
Charles Stutsman. ~. P. True. j. 3.
Trotter. Misses Fay Holzclaw. Amy
Langley. NJ. r. Murray. Marie Myers. NJ.
| L. Prescott |. H. Shirley. s. H. Sipher. R.
r.. Sipher. Lucy Smith. Bessie Tiffany, E.
E. Walker and c. J. Wurdeman. Mrs. NJ.
f. Newcomer. nandolins: Messrs. George
G. Furbershaw. S. ]. Gompers. H. f.
Iolr ,;o,,
Frank McChesney. George f. Stearns.
Charles Stutsman, Misses a. L. Murray.
Bessie Tiffany, Mrs. S. J. Gompers. Mrs.
F. tombstone and Mrs. Charles Stutsman.
banjos; Messrs. o. G. Cowhick, H f. Gal
leher. Misses S. E. Beamer. George
Forbes. NJ. May N Mindeleff A. L. Muir
ray. Marie Warren. II. 1. Walsh. A. III
Wurdeman and Mrs. w. r. Roos and Mrs
Charles Stutsman, guitars, and r. j.
Spndley, mandola.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Garzigiia are spend
ing several weeks at Nice. Italy the
guests of Mr.. Garziglia's parents. Mrs.
Garziglia was a bride of last season. and
it is the first visit of the couple to Mr..
Garziglia's home since their marriage.
The choir of Epiphany Church INDUCED
in a picnic at Great Falls Wednesday as
The guests of the congregation. most of
the members being present. Mr.. Traylor.
the director of the choir. accompanied by
Mrs. Traylor. was among the guests, as
was Rev. Mr.. Peters. the assistant rector.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Alp!leus Mortified
the latter the organist of the Presby-
terrain Church at Falls Church. Va, will
leave Saturday next for their summer
home in Maine. where they will spend the
month of August
Miss Nan DOugherty. solo viOlinist of
the Rebew orchestra. is spending her va
cation at Atlantic City. where she has To-
Gated at the Hotel Bowler. She is ac-
companied by Mrs. George Dougherty.
The members of the choir of En-
manuel Protestant Episcopal Church of
Anacostia, with the members of the Piney
Point Pleasure Club. have been spending
the week past at Piney Point where they
have been the guests of Warm Tolson.
who was at one time connected with En-
manuel Church. The party includes Mr..
and Mrs. William Scantlebury, jr. Mr..
and Mrs Arthur Simpson. Mr.. Winter
worth and family. Miss Florence Frsbie.
Miss Lena Ermold Miss King. Walter
Tolson. j. p. Green. Samuel and George
Grazier. some members of the Junior
Glass. and l.. H. Bicks. who is president
of the Piney Point Pleasure Club.
Mrs. Kimball. wife of DR.. E. s. kimball.
has gone to San Diego. Cal. where she
will remain until fall, the guest of her
son-in-laW and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Malcolm kutchin.
F1fty-fve composition were examined
and passed on at the last meeting Of the
music commission of the archdiocese in