Evening star., 1909-08-29

, LIE Roy Glider. second tenor; James A.
Hicks: first bass; Theo T. Apple, second
bass, with Mr.. Charles r. Bartlett, ac-
companist and director. They will be as
Callow. dramatic reader. The entertain
ment Thursday evening last was for the
benefit of the Washington Grove Athletic
Association, and netted a goodly sum for
that organization.
Miss May Goodman. soprano. has re-
Gently returned from ten-week trip In
the north. during which time she Wis
tied in Philadelphia, New York, Brook
lyn and on the return trip in Baltt-
more. where she was the guest of rela-
tives. During her stay in Brooklyn she
was entertained by Mrs. ]. M. Gwynne
| and sang at the services at the Pres
byterian Church at Richmond Hill. L.
pastor. DR.. Skellinger was for many
years pastor of the Sixth Presbyterian
| Church in this city. Miss Goodman
was also heard in one or two concerts
churches with a number of New York
singers.
Mrs. Anna Grant Fugitt, soprano
will be the soloist at the Church of the
Covenant tent services this evening and
will give a preliminary program begin
ming at 7:3O pm. Her selections will
include Blessed Redeemer" Dana),
Calvary" (Rodney). L Know That MY
(HandeD. and 20. Divine Redeemer'
| (Gounod), with violin obligato by Mr.
Roderick. who will also act as pre-
centor. Mr.. Roderick will also contrib
ute two violin solos. "Elegie." by Lusso
and Alteration" by Borowski.
Miss Flora McGill, contralto. will
sing at the service at the Church OF
the Covenant in the morning. her offer
So1a hnin
My Ways" by Handel.
Miss Christine Church, soprano, will
return this week from Ocean City. N.
of the First Methodist Episcopal
Church through July and August. She
has also been heard there in several
musical entertainments during the sum-
mer and made particularly favorable
impression in a recent recital given
with Mr.. Paul knodle of Philadelphia
Miss Mamie Curran. formerly organ
list of st. Peters Church in this city Is
now visiting her sister, Mrs. S. c..
Grimes, on North Capitol street. Miss
Curran now makes her home in Brook
lyn, N. Y, where she presides at the
organ of ST. Bernard's Catholic Church
Miss Agnes Bowling, organist of St
Anthony's Church. Brookland, has re-
turned from summer trip in Virginia
church today. She was a member of a
large house party near Fredericksburg,
Va
The Nordica Mandolin and Guitar Or
chestra, Mr.. Walter T. Holt, director,
will resume rehearsals at the Washington
Institute of Music, 931 K street, Tuesday.
September T. when Mr.. Holt will imme-
diately commence work upon the new
| repertoire to be used by the club in its
concerts next season.
A special program of music has been
arranged by Mr.. Anton Kaspar and Miss
Mamie Mullaly, director and organist Of
, ST. Augustine's choir, respectively. to be
given this morning at the celebration of
the patronal feast of the church. The
Third Mass; Gloria and Credo. from
Haydn's Second Mass; Veni Creator (Wie-
gand); Sanctus and Benedictus. from
Haydns Third Mass: Agnos Del, from
Maria (Arcadelt). At the benediction
service the choir will sing an 20 Salu-
taris," which Is an adaptation of the
| Good Friday music from Parsifal. by
Wagner, and ''Tantum Ergo. chorus, by
Father Verdussen.
Mr.. Ernest Lent. violoncellist, will con-
clude his summer engagement at New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church this
morning. when he will play an adagio
Chopin), Weigenlied (ShuberD, and an
andante from a Goltermann concerto.
Mr.. Thomas f. Jones. who will act as
precentor. will also contribute solo,
''The Borderland." which has a special
interest, as it Is a new composition by
Mr.. Lent. Miss Jennie Glennen. or
ganist of st. Matthew'S Church, will SUBJ
stitute at the organ for Mr.. John Porter
Lawrence, the regular organist.
Miss Ethel Lee, violoncellist. of the
Choral Society Orchestra and other
Washington organizations, returned last
week from a four-week stay at Stoney
Mann Camp, Va.
Nine. Marie Won Unschuld. who is
spending the summer in Newport, has as
her guest her pupil, Mildred Kolb. She
| presented the young pianist Saturday in
q recital at Miss Swinburnes cottage