Evening star., 1909-07-18
MUSICAL MENTION.

for the purpose at the last annual meet
| ing of the officers of the church.
Mrs. Blanche Mattingly Rogers, so
| prano. who has been substituting recentl,
at st. Mary's Catholic Church. has gone
Mr.. Rogers. for a weeks stay. From
1 there they will make a trip by sea tt
Maine and will finish their months outine
by visit at Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Jaspar Dean McFall and Mis-.
| Marion McFall, sopranos, have given VI
the house on 18th street. where they have
lived for so many years. and have taker
an apartment in the Westover.
Miss Mary A. Cryder. with her father
Mr.. w. w. Cryder, is spending the sum
mer at Hawthorne Inn, East Gloucester
! Mass. Miss Clare Cryder has gone t.
4 England for the. summer, where she vii
| be the guest of her sister, Miss Beatrice
| Cryder.
Mrs. Kirk L. Russell will substitute fol
two months. beginning today. at the or.
gan of the West Street Presbyterian
| Church, Georgetown. excepting for one
| Sunday in August. when she will preside
at the organ of the Gurley Presbyterian
Church, 9Th and Florida avenue north.
| west.
/
| been obliged to return Unexpectedly from
| the trip on which they started with such
| pleasant anticipations ten days ago. BY
, the time they had reached Cincinnati
| Mrs. Gloetzner was taken i'll and they
| decided to give up the trip to the Pacific
coast and return to Washington. Mrs.
/ GloetZner is now at Harpers Ferry with
| her daughters. Hlda and Gisela. The
/ latter is the youngest of the family and
seems more than any of the others TO
/ N ha %
| Although only twelve years of age, she
! has made great progress on her chosen
/ instrument, the violin. and scored a de-
| cided success at the recent commence
| ment exercises of Washington Seminary,
where she was heard in two solos. DIR.
Gloetzner is now in Washington. but will
| leave shortly to join Mrs. Gioetzner at
| Harpers Ferry. and will go from there
| to Plattsburg, n. Y. to attend the ses-
| sions of the Catholic summer school.
! Walter T. Holt of the Washington In
stitute of Music will leave shortly for
Richmond, Va, to visit his former teach
er, Mr.. Frank Z. Crosby. who is director
| of the Conservatory of. Music in that city.
Mr.. Holt goes also to fill some profess
sional ENGAGEMENTS there, and will be as
sciated with Mr.. Crosby in his work in
the institute until fall.
Miss Mamie Mutually. organist of ST.
AuSustine's Church. has concluded her
visit to relatives in Poughkeepsie, N Y,
and will spend the rest of the month at a
summer resort on Lake Mohonk.
At the Westminster Memorial Presby-
teriar Church this morning Miss Aileen
Miller will be the offertory Soloist ard
the choir will sing the anthem The King
of Love My Shepherd IS by Gounod, ar
ranged for mixed voices by Hawley. in
which the incidental solo and duet will
be taken by Mrs Ormsby and Mr.. Church.
Next Sunday morning Miss Mary Sherier
will sing by the Waters of Babylon
by Watson.
Earl Carbaugh, baritone has been per-
manently engaged to assist Miss Eva
Whltford with the music at Mount Ver-
non NJ. Z. Church South Mr.. Carbaugh
VIII act as precentor, besides occa sionally
contributing a solo. This morning there
Will be duet, 'Hark! Harki My Soul
Harry Rowe Shelley, sung by Miss Mar
saret Follin and Miss Eva Whitford, and
a. solo, Il Heard the Voice of Jesus Say
ing (Rathburne), by Miss Whitford.
Mrs. Edwin Callow. one of last sea-
sons acquisitions to Washington musical
circles. is spending a few weeks at
Wilkesbarre. Pa. where she is the guest
of friends.
George H. Wilson is substituting as or
ganist at the United Brethren Church in
the absence or the regular orGanist. Miss
Lila ]. McBath.
The music at the funeral of Mrs. Leahy
at st. Martins Church was under the dt-
rection of Mrs. Mary Byrne Bowling.
former oreanist Of the church. Miss Mar
guerite Feeny sang Face to Face"
(Johnson). and other solos were given by
Miss Katherine Mullaly and Mrs. Mont