Evening star., 1909-09-12
MUSICAL MENTION.

week Of her vacation at Forrest HILL
Nd. where she will be the guest OF
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Foster, with their
daughter. Miss Ethel Foster, have been
City. following summer at Washington
Grove.
Miss Mary A. Cryder who has spent
Gloucester. Mass, will return to the city
next Thursday
Miss Kate NJ. Ellis one of the sopranos
of the Rubinstein Club. has just returned
from. stay at Blue Ridge Summit where
she was the guest of Mrs. Maurer.
Mrs. Blanche Muir Dalgleish. contralto
soloist of Washington Heights Presby-
terian Church will be heard this morning
at the offertory in One sweetly. Solemn
Thought by Dudley Buck. Mrs Cum
ningham presiding. as usual. at the
organ.
Joseph Matthew. tenor soloist Of New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church, has
returned from a brief visit to friends at
Frostburg, Md.
Mrs. William Franklin will leave next
week for an extended trip through the
Rubinstein Club and will return in time
for the first meeting OF the club We'd
nesday. October 13.
The primarily musical program at the
Church of the Covenant tent service will
be given this evening by Mr.. Joseph T.
Matthew, tenor. of the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church. Mr.. Matthew will
be heard In Lead, Kindly Light by
Hawley, which he sang for the composer
fv, var.lr H.
can" (Van de Water);S The Day is End
ed (Bartlett) with violin obligato, by
Mr.. Roland Rcdrick: The Sorrows OF
Death,' from The Hymn of Praise" by
Mendelssohn Mr.. Roland Rodr.ck will
act as precentor and will also contribute
two violin solos, one by Raft and one by
Borowski Miss Mabel Dill will assist as
accompanist. At the morning service of
the church Mr. Rodrick will lead the
singing and Miss Anna Holden will pre-
side at the organ in place of Mr.. Harvey
Murray, the regular orGanist, who is alb
sent on his vacation.
Miss Nan Field. contralto. has been
engaged as soloist at the Evangelical
Christian Science Church for the coming
winter.
Miss Virginia Lane entertained a small
party OF. friends Thursday evening at an
informal musical. Among those present
were Mrs. H. L. Parkinson and the
Misses Mabel Evans. Edith ,Keating Nan
Field and Jane Field and Messrs. H. l..
Parkinson, William Stewart. G. w. Pick
ering. L. M. Rhinehart and Charles Lane.
The program given. included. I'm May
cime" lOley Speaks)., and .Slumher
Boat" Jessie Gaynor), Mrs. Parkinson;
"All for YOU tdHardelop. Miss Nan
Field; "A Pipe and a Glass from TIA
basco Land" Mr.. Walter Pickering; duet,
Venetian Boat Song" (BlumenthaD. Mrs
Parkinson and Miss Field. Miss Field
also assisted by playing the accompani-
ments.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Oates have
returned from their summer outing, part
of which was spent at Campostella
Heights. near Norfolk. where they were
the guests of Mrs. Oates relatives. At
the close of their three-week stay there
they made a weekend visit over Labor
day in Leesburg. Va, with other men,
bers of their family.
The Rebew Orchestra. under the direc
ton of H. w. Weber, will resume Its re-
hearsals Monday evening. September 30.
in the lecture room of the Keller Me-
mortal Church The management Of the
orchestra will continue Its policy of
former seasons. in giving a public re-
hearsal the first Monday evening in each
month, when program Will be given,
including solos by prominent local sing
ers. Although the orchestra is strictly
an amateur organization 1t will also con-.
tinue its plan of rehearsing symphonic
music, and will render movement from
one of Mozart's symphonies at one of
its earlier concerts this season. AS in
for admission to the monthly rehearsaIs
OF the orchestra. Among the soloists
who assisted the orchestra last season
we're Miss Edith B. Ray1y. soprano