Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-04

Harpefs Ferry, accompanied by her three
children. where they will spend the
months of July and August. Miss Nellie
O'Hare, who has been the second alto
Of the mixed choir during the winter, will
be the first alto in the quartet during
July. Mrs. Gumphrecht has resigned her
position al st. Patrick's Church, to take
effect July /.
church Is enjoying u vacation, but will
furnish the music ut the II o clock mass
during August, when the senior choir of
mixed voices will have its turn at holt
day Mr.. Armand Gunprecht will con-
unue to preside at the organ until the
lSt Of August.
The closing recital of the season by the
pupils of Miss Edith Pickering took place
at her studio, at the University Of Music
and Dramatic Art. The program was as
follows: Ills Favorite Flower 0owtz),
Francis Mclaughlin; In the Time of
The Good Shepherd Wan de water),
Mr. Switzer; aria from MINI Butt
fly Miss Grace Guy: Waltz Song" Car
ditit. Miss Waltz; Rose in the Bud"
Mr.. Freeman Burchard; Swallows (Co-
heD, Miss Gertrude Trow: stella"
QFaure). Miss Christine Church: duet. by
Miss Pickering and Mr.. Switzer.
The choir Of the Church of the Good
Sheherd will have its annual outing near
L
thirty boys in the party and they will
be in camp about three weeks.
The annual piano recital by the pupils
of Mrs Grace Dufour Brown took place
Friday evening at the Temple Baptist
Church. The pupils were assisted by
Miss Jess BloomeI, violinist; Miss Eliza
beth ". Tiffany, mandolinist: Master Du-
four Brown banjoist, Walter r. Holt
guitar accompanist, in tic following pro-
gram; Military March (Schubert). Misses
Minnie u. Ellison. Gladys Wilkinson
Ruth Sullivan and Blanche Prescott; with
! chime and song polonaisc tBohm). Miss
Alice Garnet: "Or the Meadow U.ich-
nerl. Miss Elsie Schwartz: "Off School
March hermanl, Misses Dorothy Wood
en-; Miriam Rhodes and Virginia Lane /:
! 'TWin-Star March Cullen and Moon
! Winks 'Jaquesl. Master Dufour Brown:
.'Papilons Roses" ,Thome,. Miss Gladys
! Wilkinson: Caprice Bohemien'' de
| bierrep, Miss Blanche Prescott: Song of
the Brook LACK, Miss Minnie ID. Eli
son; "Caprieante March CWach}. Miss
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Tiffany: "AIbumblatt"
CEeethoven). and 'I'Avalanche' CHelier)
Miss Ruth Schwartz: ITO Spring" Grieg)
and waltz, in c sharp minor Chopin
Mrs. Daisy *. Murphy; 'Sextette' from
Lucia di Lammerrnoor," for left hand
alone CLeschetiZkyi and Polonase, in f
major, No. d4iszD, Miss Eta II.
Schmid: son Of Puszta.' hungarian
tkeier Belal. Miss Jess A. Bloomer: Der
Freischutz." arranged by Sidney Smith,
and Sigma Delta March" (Alfred e.
Lindsay. Mr. Alfred Il. Lindsay: ..Sere-
made" Low, duet Tor two pianos. Miss
Eta II. Schmid and Mrs. Daisy X Muir
ply Miss Bloomer, one of the assisting
soloists. has just returned from Germany
where she spent four years in the study
of her chosen instrument. and Miss Tif-
fanny, who has been heard here before
with the mandolin club. confirmed the
good impression She had made on pre-
vious occasions.
Miss Mamie Mullay will substitute at
the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church for John Porter Lawrence. the
regular organist. who is spending July at
Aiorsantown ". Va. where he is in
charge OF the piano department OF the
summer school. Miss Mullaly will leave
tomorrow for a trip to Poughkeepsie.
y. y. where she will visit relatives.
She will spend part OF July at Lake Mo
honk, returning August to preside at
the organ of the New York Avenue Pres
byterian Church during that month
Ernest Lent, cellist, will contribute solos
at each of the services during August
DIR. Walters will preside at the organ
during the remaining Sundays in July.
The Amphion Quartet furnished the
music at the opening OF the Y. NJ. C. a.
roof garden last night. The quartet is
composed of Fred Sllers first tenor:
+. StinSon Barker. second tenor: Edwin
| Callow. first bass. and Oliver A. Phelps,
second bass. They were assisted by Miss
| Isabelle Matilda Pechin, reader, in the
| following interesting program: Quartet.
and "Still Summer Night" Clarke; tenor