Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-04
MUSICAL MENTION.

preliminary examination. Miss Mills IL
q graduate in music (piano) Of Western
Maryland College at Westminster, Md
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Torney Simon have
returned to their home. 1720 p street
northwest. after a summer spent in Italy.
Austria and France.
Miss Marian Mccoy was the offertory
solist last Sunday at All Santa EPISCOPAL
Church. Chevy Chase, her selection being
Ages" Mr.. William Hume presiding at
the organ.
Miss Mabel Linton left Wednesday for
a short trip to Buffalo and vicinity, and
will return some time this week Miss
Eta Schmidt will substitute for her to-
day at the organ of the lexington Pres
bytertan Church.
One of the brilliant stars of the galaxy
of violinists to appear this season i, In
America will be Arthur Hartmann. This
artist Is not only virtuOSo on his chosen
instrument. but composer as well. and
an able literary writer. He has made
one previous tour of this country. Ac-
companying Mr.. Hartmann will be Alfred
Calzin. an American pianist who has won
honOrs in the most critical cities Of Eu-
Washington. but it Is quite probable that
they will be heard here this season.
Miss Edith Pickering entertained at a.
musical tea Wednesday,. at her studio. in
the University of Music and Dramatic
Art. when an attractive program was
given by some of her advanced pupils and
Miss Nan Field. who is spending che
winter here with her sister. Mrs. Parkin-
son. The program included Love Hath
mum" (Slater). sung by Mrs. Parkinson.
with Mrs Wilson. formerly Miss Nell
Nell assisting as accompanist.' Mrs. Will
son was also heard In a piano solo, lie
Derniere Sourfre." by Wollenhaupt. Miss
Field sang the well known Berceuse from
Jocelyn, and as an encore. Last Night"
by kjerulf. Miss Aurelia Dickinson, or
sanist or the Incarnation Church. accom-
panied by Miss Field on the piano. After
the IN serving of light refreshments Miss
songs. Hearts Desire (Hawleyl. Since
We Parted (Olney Speaks), "Madrieai''
Frank Lynes) and Rose Marie" by a
Washington composer. Mr.. McElwie..
Mrs. Ralph Barnard. contralto, has re-.
turned from her vacation and sang lest
Sunday with the quartet Of Calvary Bap-
fist Church At the offertory she was
heard In an aria 1.-The Lord Is MercifuI,"
from the cantata, Judith.
The choir Of the Incarnation EpiscopaI
Church. 18th and N streets northwest, has
resumed for the season with Miss Virsin-
la Robinson. soprano. Miss Maud Hard
Ing. contralto. and Mr.. Karl Kerr, BARI
ton. as sooists. Miss Aurelia Dicken,
son will continue to serve as organist.
Mr.. Frank Norris Jones. pianist who
has spent several years studying in Ber-
lin and Vienna, has returned to the city
and will remain here with his family
during the winter
Mr.. Henry H. Freeman. organist of St.
Johns Church. is expected to read a
paper detailing the organizing Of the
organists' convention at Ocean Grove
last summer and describing the GREAT
organ.
Miss Lillian ChenowHh, contralto, will
be the soloist this evening at the Brook
land Methodist Church. her ofrertory Sc
lection being THE Lord is My Helper"
by Carrie AdamS :.
Nine. Won UAschuld will give an in
formal reception this week in the parlors
of the Unschuld University to introduce
to the pupils the members that have been
recently added to the faculty. The recep-
ton will be followed by a recital by Miss
Hyatt of the vocal department.
This evening at Trinity Church the first
musical service of the season will take
place The program will consist Of Gar
rett's Cantata and Deus In E nat.
Gounod's 1.-The King Of Love-" Benpett's
abide With Me- and the choral re-
sponses and psalter.
with William J. Palmer to organise a
large choir which he has already succeed
ed In doing, Having enrolled over thirty
voices, which will probably be increased