Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-25

VI DdOS iOll, ny I1ONellr Will MIS-. Aul-
bingham, as usual, at the organ. Mr..
AMI Mrs. Dalglesh and their son Robert
and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cunningham.
their daughter. Misss,Elsie. and their son
MaAson VIII leave tomorrow for River
Springs, ST. Mary county, Md, where
they will stay about month.
Miss Flora Magill, the new contra,to
who made such favorable impression
at the Church of the Covenant tent serv-
ices Sunday week. has been engaged
permanently as oontralto soloist for the
afternoon services at the church next sea-
son. Miss Magill. who is one of the most
recent acquisitions to Washington music al
circles, comes from Chicago where she
has sung with success in both church and
concert work. She is a sister of Mrs.
Ralph Barnard, who has for many years
been contralto of the quartet at Calvary
Baptist Church, under Mr.. Arthur Mayo.
Mr.. Edwin Callow VIII sing this morn
ing at the Episcopal Church of the Ad-
vent. He will be heard at the offertory
by special request in 'One Sweetly Solemn
Thought by Ambrose. This evening he
will sing at the Methodist Church at Ber-
wynn. Fear Not Ye. O .srael,'' by Dudley
Buck.
Mr. Melville Leaman. who was for five
years tenor OF the Temple Baptist Church
quartet. and who resigned his position
there to become pastor of the Chevy
musical evening for Tuesday. in which he
will he assisted by Mrs. Grace Dufour
Brown, pianist. Miss Jessie Bloomer, Vio-
linist: Miss Ethel Johnston. soprano: Mr.
Walter L. Holt, mandolin soloiSt: Master
Dufour Brown, banjoist, and Mrs. Viii
lard j. King, formerly Miss amy ST.
mondS, contralto.
Mrs. J. H. Davis and family are spend
ing the summer at Rock Hall, on Ches-
apeake bay. Mrs. Davis will return to
the city Sundays. beginning the latter
part OF August. to substitute for Miss
Mabel Linton, organist of the Ecking
ton Presbyterian Church, who takes
her vacation the latter part of August
and the month of September.
Miss Edna Scott Smith, contralto of
the First Congregational Church choir.
is the guest of Mrs. Clarence b. Rheem
at Atlantic City.
The choir of st. Patrick's Church will
sing for the last time this season today.
During August the music at the II
o'clock mass. which is low mass. will
be given by the sanctuary choir of
male voices. Mrs. Annie Grant Fugitt.
soprano of the quartet. and her family
are spending the summer at Glen
Manor. Forest Glen. Md. Mr.. Armoni
Gumprecht. organist and choir director.
will join his family at Harpers Ferry
for the month of August except for ii
SnOTI WISH To bOStOn 10 see HIS mother.
Miss Nellie OHare was the contralto
of the quartet last Sunday in place of
Mrs. Gumprecht. Mr.. John b. Flynn.
librarian of the choir, and Mrs. FLYNN
will spend their vacation at the Hilltop
House, HarperS Ferry, and Mss +. NJ
Gisriel, member of the choir is
spending the heated term at Elmird.
n Y.
At the Westminster Memorial Pres
hVtQrfan rhnrrh this n1nrpinp Miss
Mary Sherier will be the offertory solo
list, her selection being by the Waters
of Babylon" by Howell. A recent offer
tory solo ait this church that occasioneI
Not. Israel" by Dudley Buck. cung
by Mr.. Forney Donaldson.
Mr.. Howard Rodrick will act as pre-
centor at the services tonight at the
Church of the Covenant tent. and the
musical program at 1870 will be given
by the Engineer Band Quartet.
Dr. Anton Gloetzner has joined Mrs.
Gloetzner and his daughters, Hilda and
Gisela, at Harpers Ferry.
The program of music at she roof
garden reception given by the Indiana
Society at the Y. NJ. c. A. Friday night
was given by Miss Florence Girouard,
who sang .'Carrissma"; Mr.. Tom Jones.
tenor. who was heard in Rose of My
Life, and Mrs. -. Olln Leech. who
sang effectively 20 Happy Days" Mr..
Benjamin Lineback and Mr. Alfred ral-
coner also contributed to the program.
Mr.. Lindstrom gave some cornet solos
and the Rebew Orchestra, under Mr.. III.
w. Weber. was heard in some attrac-
tive numbers.
Fully two thousand organists from the
United States and Canada will attend tie
national convention of organists to be
held at Ocean Grove. n. j., during the
first two weeks of August. The largest
organ in the world has recently been in
stalled in the auditorium, which seats ten