Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-23

! September 1.
| in New York last week for his first visit
| home since he went to Vienna four years
ago to study with Leschetizky. Mr.. S. NJ.
Fabian went to New York to meet Mr..
Jones on the arrival of the steamer and
| together they expected to visit the par
| ents and sister of Mr.. Jones, who are
spending the summer on the coast OF
Massachusetts, Mr.. Jones, who had quite
| his departure has divided his time abroad
between Vienna studying under Lesch-
| tizky. and Berlin. where he coached with
| Schnabel.
| Miss Anita Deiterich. soprano. will be
the solost today at ST. Johns Catholic
| Church, Frederick Md. her selection at
the offertory being Dana's "Salve Regina. "
| Miss Deiterich will return the latter part
! of the week from her outing and will be
| heard again at the Universalist Church
Of Our Father, 18th and l. streets north
west.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Mandum Blumenburg en-
| tertained at an informal musical at their
home last Tuesday. A charming musical
! program was rendered by Mrs. ]. Esputa-
| Daily. contralto; Mr. Norman Esputa- DAILY,
| pianist. and Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton
Adams.
Miss Katherine Mullaly. soprano, is
| spending a month at Front Royal. Va.
Miss Edna sheehy. soprano. was the
soloist at the recent wedding of Miss
Maami Bankard Stewart and DR.. William
Raymond Moulder at Grace Church.
| Woodside. Md. Miss Sheehy was heard
| to great advantage in the beautiful we'd
ding hymn, THE Voice That Breathed
| Ger Eden" which she sang just prior to
the entrance of the bridal party.
The quartet of Trinity NJ E. Church. on
Capitol Hill, has been re-engaged to
Mr. w. K. Cohen. organist and choir di-
rector. The quartet is composed of Miss
Laura Black, soprano; Miss Carolyn
Spencer Smith. contralto: Mr.. H. w. Muir
rell. tenor, and Mr.. Dan L. Wood, basso.
| Mrs. Charles B. Strong and Miss Gladys
Strong. the talented young pianist. left
last week for Bluemont. Va, where they
will remain several weeks.
Mr.. John Lisle Apple. tenor soloist and
| choir director of St. Andrews Episcopal
Church. was the soloist last Sunday at
the mems meeting In the Y. M. c. A.
success which attended the presentation
of THE Daughter of Jairus'' and other
cantatas last season by the choir of ST
Andrews Mr.. Apple has decided to give
a cantata in place of the regular evening
service the first Sunday of every month
The quartet of this church consists of
Mrs Fannie Alice Gage. soprano; Mrs
John Roberts. contralto; Mr.. Apple. tenor,
and Mr.. Fred Schaeffer bass Mr. Fulton
Karr officiates at the organ.
Mr.. J. W. Dyer of Takoma Park. Or
ganizer and for many years director of
the Takoma Park Choral Club. is sutsti-
tutins for Mr.. William K. Cohen at
Trinity NJ. E. Church on Capitol Hill
Washington talent was we'll represented
on the program of the musical given by
Mrs. George W. Byrd at Colonial Beach
recently. Piano solos were rendered by
Miss Buchanan. Mr.. Howard Wood and
Miss Mildred Kolb: vocal solos by Miss
Mabel Sullivan Miss Adrienne Shreve
Miss Henrietta Berens and Mr.. Emory
Bonini: duet was sung by Miss Shreve
and Mr.. Bonini: quartet numbers by Miss
Katherine Belt and Messrs. James Howl
SON and Sam and Oscar Dodek. and a SEX
tet by Misses Ethel King, Henrietta Ber-
ems. Marie Neither. Helen Berens and
Helen Ranel. Mr.. w. F. Fisher was in
charge of the program.
Miss Hildreth Young is in the city visit
ing her grandmother and aunt, Mrs
Young and Miss Marie Grice Young.
Young. soprano. now Of New York, but
until two years ago resident of WASH
ington Mr.. and Mrs. Young have lust
concluded visit to Mr.. David Bispham,
thS idinouS baritone, at MS nome at Toxic
neke. Conn. During her stay there Mrs
Wilson Young was heard in recital and
scored distinct success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Roberts left last
week for a months visit to relatives IN
Boston.
Miss Blanche Yewell secretary and
| treasurer of the Rubinstein Choral Club
returned to the city the first of last week
from visit to Col and Mrs. Heft. at