Evening star., 1909-08-29

Mrs. Ernest Lent and her children have
been spending the summer at Madison,
Wis, where they are the guests or mrs
Lents sister, Mrs. E. A. Rolf, wife or
Prof Rolf of the University of Wiscon-
sin. They will return to the city about the
middle of September.
Miss Vera Iona Murray, one of the
younger coterie of Washington pianists.
with her mother. Mrs. T. F.. Murray, are
spending the month OF August at AT
lantic City.
panied by Mr. E. A. Martin, Mr.. Nolan S
brother-in-law, and Mr.. E. A. Taft. are
making an automobile trip, whicn VIII
cover in all about 1.2CO miles. Their first
was in Philadelphia, and from there they
will go on to New York. thence to AL
bany, Boston and Newport On the re-
turn trip they will take in Narragansett,
Atlantic City by way of Lakewood ana
Asbury Park. After short stay at At
lantfc City they will return to Wash1nS-
ton, taking in Philadelphia and YORK, "a.
en- route. Mrs. Margaret nolan Marlin.
well known contralto. is spending August
at her brothers summer home, near be-
thesda, Md.
Miss Lillian HALEY, soprano soloist OF
Epiphany Church, has returned from ner
summer vacation, which was spent with
her mother and sister at Ocean Grove and
Asbury Park, N. ].
Miss Minnie Bailey, organist and COM
poser, has been substituting at St An
drew's Episcopal Church in place OF Fui-
ton Carr, the regular organlst.
Miss Mary Emily King. violinist and
contralto soloist of the Mount Pleasant
CONGREGATIONAL Church, is now at Atiantlc
City, where she went after snort stay
in New York.
Mrs. Emily Dougall- Marson. pianist and
teacher, is spending her vacation In the
mountains of Virginia.
Miss Eva whitford has resigned her po-
sition as director of music ana soioist ln
the Mount Vernon Place NJ. =. Ghurch
South and will leave shortly for Iexas,
where she will be in charge OF the vocal
department in the Baylor Female Coiiege'
one of the largest schools in the south.
Mrs. H. L. Parkinson. soprano. has re-
turned to the city from months vacation
at Ocean City, NJ J. During her stay
there Mrs. Parkinson was much In de-
mand for church work and musicals.
Just before her return she sang at con-
cert, given under the auspices or the
Ocean City Yacht Club, on Fogs Pier
Mrs Parkinson was heard in MY Love
Is Like Red, Red Rose, ana wake.
My Love-" by Matthews Another inter
Austin of Washington. who was heard IN
two cello solos, Meditation (Massenet)
and ''Serenade Badine" Gabriel Marie).
director of Waugh Methodist Episcopal
Chanel, has returned from his vacation
and resumed his duties at the cnurch. he
was heard last Sunday at the offertory in
Fear Not Ye. IL israei, re, ..MS ps coS nI',ey NY
Father, While Stray" by Marston, Mr.
Donald Freeze assisting at the organ
Next Sunday the chorus choir. Whlch mas
been organized from among the young
people of the church by Mr.. Atherholt.
will take part in the music of the services.
and it Is Mr.. Atherholts purpose to give
the chorus a prominent par. IN tne niu
sical programs at the church during the
coming season.
Miss Anita Dieterich. soprano. has re-
turned from her summer outing. which
was spent partly at Elmira, n. r.,
where she was the guest OF her
brother-in-law and sister. Mr.. and MRS.
Horace Wright. who have been filling
an engagement there in light opera
Later Miss Dieterich made a stay Of
several weeks with the washington
colony Of musicians at Atlantic CITY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Minister, with their
little daughter. have been spending
some time at Asbury Park. n. j.. where
they are located at the Colonnade lio-
tel. They will take a trip by water TO
New York and Albany before returning
to their home in this city.
Miss Ethel Tozier. pianist. will return
from her summer outing the end of
this week. Miss Tozier has divided her
time between East Gloucester. Salem.
Portsmouth,, r. l.. Cambridge Mass.
and Newport. She is at present in New
port. where she has been heard In sew
eral recitals. At the close of the last
one. given at the residence OF Miss
Elizabeth Swinburne Miss Tozier was
presented with n handsome pendant as
a token of appreciation from her
hostess. I
Mr.. H. II. Freeman, organist and
choirmaster OF old st. Johns Church,