The Washington herald., 1908-07-26

Geneva. early this month 20 III a concert
engage1nent, and made such a hit with
his brilliant and sympathetic playing that
he was induced 70 remain there IN
definitely, and is repeating his success
He will probably not be back n Wash
ington until late in September.
Mr.. Goldsborough is a son OF Dr. E K
GoIdsborough. author Of "Ole Mars an
Ole Mis- and a grandson on the ma
ternal side OF the late Mr.. FitZhugh COyle.
one Of the greatest patrons OF music in
Washington's earlier days. He was
gifted musician. although never profes-
siOnal one. and his daughter. Mrs. Colds
borough, was especially educated and
cultivated in all branches OF music.
The programme OF music at the lawn
fete Of the Benedictine Sisters Convent.
IN Brookland. last week was the feature
Of the occasion. II was given by St
Patrick's String Orchestra, assisted by
Miss Anita Deiterich. soprano. and Miss
Lillian Miiovick. vioiinist- Miss Dieterich
sang Briggs Because OF You and
Dreaming both with orchestral accom-
paniment. and charmed her audience.
Miss Milovick played an Hungarian
dance by Haesche. accompanied BY Mrs
May Brooks Ramsdell. The orchestra
played several interesting and creditable
numbers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Garziglis. the latter
the youngest daughter Of DR.. and Mrs.
Franklin T. Howe, have arrived at Nice.
France, and are visiting the family Of Mr..
Garziglia. They will return here IN the
fall
Mr Guy Ourand VIII act as substitute
e
Pleasant Congregational Church. to-day.
During August Mr. Ourand viii play IN
81. Johns and Christ Church, both in
Georgetown.
The choir Of st. PauIs Episcopal Church
will take It's outing this year at the Bay
side. Chesapeake Beach. under the care
OF the choirmaster. Mr.. Edgar Priest
Miss Ethel Tozier. the brilliant and
promising young pianist left last week
Tor Newport, where she has engagements
10 play. She viii 60 later 10 the Berl<-
shire Hills 70 I'll engagements. Next
season she VIII speno much time IN New
York, and IN the spring VIII so abroad to
continue her musical studies
one Of the most successful Of the vol
unteer cholrs in the city Is that OF the
Ninth Street Christian Church. Ninth and
D streets northeast, directed by Mr.. Jo-
seph o. Harrison. During its three years
existence the personnel has remained
practically unchanged. and its work has
been above the average. Tonight viii
end lss work until the fall. and the fol-
lowing special programme viii be rem
dered,
Anthem. --ssr5ouT When Night IuTolTcs the
skies. Slelgy. selected solo b. NJ z Il Icres b.
anthem. -Tha Day Is Past and Over" Mars;
scETano solo- Il Win Al 1oar Hcarts. fr1n
-Elijah." Mgnlelsso,ln. Mis- Bessie II Harrison.
anthem. 20. BE Joyful Holden. bass solo, Re
csssioual.~ de Koren. Mr. p. A. Linshack-
The members OF the choir are: Sopranos
Mrs. T. R. Pirtle. Misses n / Scott
V. L. Raymond. L NJ Lightfoot Mrs
]. K. Fowler. and Miss D. Hickman;
altos. Miss Emma Ruth Peters and Mrs
e N Rule; tenors. Messrs. G. V. El-
lott, J. A Scott. jr-. B r Cady, c. D
Herbert. and Frank Morrison; bassos.
Messrs- Arthur Criddle, F. A Carpenter.
H H Lybrard, and William A FL
wood
Miss Edith Stoweu, soprano soIo!st in
the First Baptist Church. has returned
from a visit OF several weeks in Atlantic
/ City. and VIII spend the remainder OF
the season with friends IN Cleveland
Park
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Evans Greene,
who spent The early summer IN Boston
and the last fortnight at Cambridge. Nd.
with Mr.. Greene's parents. Rev. Air. and
/ Mrs. William Wallace Greene. are nov
/ in Philadelphia. They are spending a
D faaH rTer % We
pham- 0Ir. Greene Will sing IN Bar Har-
I Dor with Mr.. Blsphsm next month
| Mrs. Edmond Barry (nee AIcFarIsnd} is
I spending the summer season at Brad
dock Heights. Nd. Mrs. Thomas L
/ Jones is substituting for her as orEsnIst
I in the First Baptist Church Mrs Barry
I was Miss Nettie Mcfarland. sister OF
/ Mr. ". D. Mcfarland. tenor She was a
I familiar figure in local concerts in her
| girlhood. acting always as her brother s
| accOmpanis1, and Incidentally vas a great
many other singers aCcOmpsnist. and an
( excellent one. After her marriage. Mrs
Barry lived away from Washington FOR
many years. Dr.. Barry. who was IN the
army. being stationed in other places
| Mr.. Thomas L. Jones, tenor. is acti1g
| as soloist and presenter n the New York
I Avenue Presbyterian Church, during the
/ absence OF the choir this month and next.
/ Miss Blanche A. Yeweu. secretary and
| treasurer OF the RUbinstein Choral Club,
| is making visit IN Bridgeport. Conn. as
I the guest Of Col and Mrs. Heft. in their
[ splendid country place On her return IN
another week. she will go 70 East GIou-
/ cester, Mass, 10 visit Mrs A II. Blair
Z director Of the RUbinstein and Of the
Monday Morning Music Club.