Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-05

Patrick's Church. has organized and will
install male choir in the sanctuary OF
the church in the early fall. The male
choir will not supplant the excellent choir
of mixed voices which has been such an
attraction at this church for many years
past but will sing only certain portions
of the services; and the music will not
be Gregorian. but will be selected from
the list of compositions that have been
revised and accepted by the music COM
mission appointed by the cardinal. OF
which DR. Russell is chairman Eighty
five members have already been enrolled
in ,be new choir and daily rehearsals are
heiup held under the direction of COM
petent choirmaster of many years ex-
pcrience in Episcopal choir circles or Eng
land.
Miss Mamie Mullaly. who is the or
canist of St Augustne's Catholic Church.
Will substitute for Mr. John Porter Law
renee at the organ OF the New III
Avenue Presbyterian Church during the
months of July and August. The regular
urartet of the church. consisting OF Mrs.
Schircliff. soprano: Miss Whitaker, con,
tralto; Mr.. Joseph Matthew. tenor; anu
the month of July and different soloists
will be engaged to sing at the services
during August.
Mrs. John PElllD SOuSd dtlu -hASN ~
who made a long stay at the Hot Springs
Of Virginia last spring. are now at the
Saranac Inn Saranac Lake, n \.
The MANY friends of Miss Kate Hayden
will be interested TO know that her health
has been very much benefited by the
winter spent in Berlin. She Is no" IN
Switzerland, where she Will remain lor
some time. returning TO this country III
November.
The matinee musical given by Messrs
John Porter Lawrence and Anton kaSpar
last week at the State University at MOT
gantown. W. Va, consisted of what MT;
Lawrence calls one of his thumb-nali
sketches of musicians, that Is, con-
densed account of the career OF Scnu-
The illustrative program was snort one
but exceedingly interesting. Mr.. Law
renee played with fine effect the Allegro.
LarghettO and ScherZo of the Schumanh
Sonata Op 90: Mr.. Lawrence and MT
Kaspar rendered the concerto. OPP. "A. by
Sehumann. for violin and piano. and MI.
Kaspar's solo number was THE Gypsy
Scenes by Sarasate and for an encore
number Schumann's ''Abendled
Miss Lillian Chenowith contralto. who
resigned from the Mount Vernon NJ. E.
Church in the spring on account of throat
trouble. has been engaged as contraito
soloist in the Church of Our Father. The
other members of the quartet are Mrs.
Gerry. soprano; Mr.. Wilkins. tenor: Mr.
Matson. bass. with Mrs. Baxter. form
eriy Miss Dorothy HOuchen, at the organ.
Miss Cecilia Murphy. soprano soloist of
st. Mary's Catholic Church. sang at the
special services recently held at st. Mar
tins Church. under the direction of Miss
Mamie Mulaly. in honor of the Feast of
the Sacred Heart. Miss Murphy's selec-
tion was an 20 Salutaris,' by Wiegand.
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recital last week in which they were
assisted by Mrs. Dayelle Taylor WEIGH.
soprano. who sang From Obelon in
Fairyland.' by David Dick Slater. and
Polly Willis by Dr. Arne. The pupils
contributing to the interesting program
were Genevive Thomas. Esther Foster.
Mrs. Gernand. Mildred Thomas. Helen
Barber. Sarah Miller. Master Harold Dew
lfrst. Hazel Spear and Louise Derrick.
Mr. E N Hopewell. concertmaster of
the Rebew Orchestra. accompanied by
Mrs. Hopewell. has gone to spend his va
cation at his old home in Edinburgh.
Va, which is located in the beautiful
remain there all summer visiting rela-
tives. but Mr.. Hopewell will return at
the end of a month.
Pythan Temple was filled with ca
pacity audience last week to listen to the
recital which given by Miss Hattie
NJ. Richie. The assisting solOists were
Mrs. Frank Willis. Mr.. M. j. McGirr.
baritone; Mr.. Harry Mitchell. bass. and
Mr. Albert Llufrio. pianist. The pro-
gram included ''Scherzo Brilliante"
(Scholtz). Miss Richie and Mr. Llufrio;
synthetic" (Howland. Miss Mary StOr
mont: Bird of Paradise" Csmith). Miss
Marion Quigley: Bright as the Morn
ing Metzler. Miss Helen Regain: Be
cause" (dHardeloD. Ignatius StormOnt:
Loves Caprice HeindD. Miss Mary
Sugrue: waltz. Curly Locks Q-ynes).
Miss Bessie Kintz: "Blushing Morn"
Flora" Engelmann). Miss Frances Quig-
ley; Twilight (Reddington). Miss Alice
Cotter: Mazurka. Iris CRego). Miss
Frances Hayes: Pas Redouble'' tSmithl
tChaminade) Miss Ethel Llufrio: waltz
Blush Rose" (Fearis). Miss Miller Loore;
recitation. Mrs. Willis; I'm the Rose Gar
den" (GeibeD. Miss Jessie Miller: Second
Polonaise Chopin Miss Blanche Miller:
why Can't Girl Be a Soldier" CHalle).
Miss Mary Joseph Sugrue: Cherry Bios
SON. Rosewig). Miss Mary. Holland;
Just for the Fun of It. tSudds). Master
Sherman Cox: Goodbye. Sweetheart"
(Yon Tilzer. Miss Rosalie McGrath;
Ball: THE Silver Nymph" Heins). Miss
Adah Moore: La Caressante" (Strelezki),
Miss Katherine Barry: Gentle Breeze"
UHolsO. Miss Mabel Harding; Spinning
"HCCi NHOpliiJ MI anu
Il Feel Thy Angel Spirit" Q1offman),
Miss Richie and Mr.. McGirr. The &C
companist was Mr.. Llufrio.
The quarterly meeting of Ruth Chapter.
No L. Order of the Eastern Star, was
held last week al Hyattsville. when an in
teresting musical program was provided
by Miss Mabel McMillen. chairman of the
entertainment committee. Vocal num-
bers were rendered by Mrs. Bright, Mrs
Bullock and Miss Evelyn Bright: man
dOiin and guitar duet. Messrs. SChlosser
and Conkling: instrumental numbers by
Mrs. William 3. Severe. Mr.. and Mrs
SchloSser Mr.. Conking and Miss Will
holt. and recitation by Mrs. Rabbit.
Miss Edna ]. Sheehy will spend
months vacation at Radford. Va, the
guest of Mrs. Henry McHarg, jr.
DR.. Anton Gloetzner and his family left
last "Wednesday for Hamilton, Va, where
they will spend the summer.
Mrs. George Lippitt gave an informal
musical last week in which she presented
some promising pupils in a we'll chosen
program. Among those contributing to
the pleasure OF the evening We're Mrs.
]. A. Coakley. Mrs. Frank Tucker Mrs
Daniel Edwards. Mrs. Defendorf Miss
Grace Alden. Miss Emerald Hermann
Miss Vance Thornton, Miss Rachel Kolck
Miss Mabel Harnden, Miss Joseph Conner
and Mr.. Albert Jackson. Mrs Jackson
was accompanist.