Evening star., 1909-07-11
MUSICAL MENTION.

D. Gregory. and Touch Me-Not Mss
Mrs. Blanche Muir Dalgleish contralto
byterian Church. will sing this morning
new sacred song, .'Tarry With Me. Q
My Savior" by Herndon Morsell. Mrs.
Dalgleish was the soloist at the requiem
mass for Mrs. Margaret Cook, at st.
Stephens Catholic Church last Tuesday.
She sang. by special request, I'm Pill
grim and My God. My Father" by
Marston.
Mr.. S. NJ. Fabian presented d pupil. Miss
Hilda Beetham, in piano recital in the
! hall of the Washington College of Music
before a large and enthusiastic audi
ence last week. Her program included
Soifesgletto @ Ph; E.m Bach; .Loure
"Fantasie'' Gozart: Two Skylarks'
Geschetizsky): "Valse Lente'' Dolmesch)
and "RondO" CMozaru.
Mr.. Edwin Callow, baritone. is substi-
tuting at the Fourth Presbyterian Church
during the month of July. Today he will
| be heard at the offertory in The Good
Shepherd" by Marsh. and there will be
some anthems by the quartet. which is
composed of Miss Bertie Thompson. So
prano; Miss Ada Tennyson. contralto: Mr..
Edward Embrey. tenor. and Mr.. Callow,
| baritone. with Mr.. Kelly. as usual, presid-
| ing al the organ.
Mr.. Callow will be the solost at the Y.
NJ. c. A. meeting in Franklin Park this
afternoon his selection being Hold Thou
My Hand by Briggs. In the evening he
will act as precentor al the meeting at
the Church of the Covenant Tent, at 30.
/ The choir of Epiphany Church held its
annual picnic as guests OF the congrega-
| tion a Great Falls last week. with Mr..
Traylor. the choir director in charge. 1t
proved to be most ENJOYABLE affair and
an lmpromptu program of music by the
different members added to the pleasure
/ of those who were fortunate enough to
attend. This choir will have a vacation
during the month of August. and the
music at the services during hat time wi l
/ be furnished by the junior choir and
some good solo work is promised from its
members. Last Sunday morning the Of
fertory solo was sung by Miss Lillian
! HALEY. soprano of the senior choir. and
she was heard to advantage in Randeg
gers The Lord is My Shepherd
| Mr. Henry W. Jaeger ir.. has resigned
from the choir of St Johns Episcopal
| Church. Georgetown. his resignation to
take effect September l.
The latest news from Mr. and Mrs. Will
liston Hough comes from London. where
of the music festivals given there each
season. Mr. and Mrs. Hough will spend
the rest of the summer taking an auto
mobile tour on the continent.
! Profs. John Porter Lawrence pianist
and Anton Kaspar, violinis.. gave the
second of their lecture recitalS this sea
| son at Morgantown. W. Va, last We'd
nesday morning. Schumann, his lif.
and works was the composer under con.
sideration. and Mr.. Lawrence. after Civ
ing a brief outline of the subject. pla yeC
the Sonata in G minor. OPP. >.
Rev. Tyler bennett is adding yer,
| much to the attraction of the Covenan,
| tent services by the good programs OF
music provided for each Sunday evening
Last Sunday evening the Amphion Quar-
tet, composed of Mr.. Fred Sillers, frs1
| tenor. Mr.. +. StinSon Barker. Secon,
tenor; Mr.. Edwin Callow. first bass. ano
Mr.. oliver A. Phelps, second bass. gave
program. Next Sunday evening the mu
sic will be given by a quartet from The
Musurgia Club, composed of Joseph +
Mathieu first tenor; H. Il. Barnes, sec
offd tenor; Edwin Calow first bass, anC
DR.. w. r. Pomeroy. second bass.
Miss Katherine May Brooks. one OF
Washington's young pianists leaves TO-
morrow for Bluemont where she will be
the guest of Miss Franceska and MI
Joseph kaspar at their summer nome.
The music at the Wednesday evening
j garden parties, given by he Ladies OF
the Shrine of the Sacred Heart. are be-
ing made Il special feature OF each %
casion. Last week the program was
given by Miss Mabel Latimer. MISS
Marguerite O'Toole, Mr.. Rutledge Hou-
ser and several others well known IN
/ Washington musical circles. Next Weu-
nesday the selections will be given Dy
| an Italian orchestral.
/. The pupils of Prof and Mrs H. Clay
] Murray gave their closing recltai De-