Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-08
MUSICAL MENTION.

of the program Of music which was given
Cunningham of st. .Anthony's Church
Wednesday morning. The program in
cuded. italian Romance" tBohm, ,iolin
solo. Mr. Hobart Ramsdell: "Serenade "
for violin. cello and organ. by Miss Dow
ling. Mr.. Hobart Ramsdell and Mr. Paul
Ramsdell: Believe Me. il All Those En-
dearing Young Charms soprano solo.
Miss Fitzgerald: "Berceuse' (Gounod) for
violin. cello and organ. by Miss Dow
ling and Messrs. Ramsdeu: 20 Promise
Me- soprano solo. Miss Margaret Clark:
% Salutaris.'' soprano solo, Miss Annie
Shields; trio. AVE Maria Stella" Misses
Brown. Fitzgerald and Shields. and the
wedding marches from 'Lohengrin''
Dream (Mendelssohn) were played by
Miss Bowling and the Messrs. Ramsdell.
Reports from Mr.. and Mrs Felix Car
zigiia tell Of a pleasant sojourn at the
summer home of Mr.. Garziglia's parents
near Nice Mr.. Garziglia is taking an
entire vacation from, his music after a
strenuous season. but will return early
In September to resume his work at
Madison Hall Seminary and Chevy Chase
College
Mr.. Ernest Lent will be the soloist at
the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church this morning He will be heard
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die, by Massenet. and "Berceuse.'' from
Jocelyn." by GODDARD. Last Sunday he
gave a new selection. Meditation" by
Ferrati. which occasioned much favorable
comment.
Mrs II. l.. Parkinson. soprano of this
city. assisted in a concert given at First
M. f.. Church at Ocean City. " j..
thursday evening. Mrs. Parkinson sang
The Swallows by Cohen. with fine eff
feet. and responded to an encore with
Mighty LAX Rose by Nevin.
The members of the senior choir OF
mixed voices of st. Patrick's Church are
having vacation during the month of
August. and the music at the IL O'Clock
mass Sunday and during Benedictne will
be furnished by the sanctuary choir Of
male voices, under the direction of Mr..
Harry Hall. who also presides at the or
gan. This choir sang at the League of
the Sacred Heart services Friday even
ing, The feature of special interest being
an. 20 Salutaris." effectively rendered by
Mr.. Duggan, first bass of the choir.
The choir of the Chapel of the Good
Shepherd. in charge OF Rev. G. S. Abb
bott, jr.. is having its annual outing on
me banks OF the Potomac. where they.
have established little camp:
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Reside and their
daughter Elizabeth. promising young
a
after spending the early summer on the
Jersey coast. Miss Reside will return to
New York carly in the fall to continue
her musical studies.
Miss Marie Grice Young. pianist ,s
spending the summer in the Green Spring
valley near Baltimore, where she is the
guest Of Mrs. +. B. Beecham.
Miss Flora McGil who came here re-
uoI
as contralto soloist for the afternoon
services at the Church of the Covenant
next season. Miss MeGill will give
program of sacred songs previous to the
evening service at the Church of the
Covenant tent this evening at 7:aD O'clock.
Thomas l.. Jones will act as precentor
at the New York Avenue Presbyterian
which has a vacation during the month
of August. Miss Mamie Mullaly organ
list of St. ,Augustine's Church. has re-
turned from her trip north and will SUBJ
stttute for Mr.. John Porter Lawrence,
the regular organist until September /.
Miss Christine NJ Church, who is filing
a professional engagement as soprano So
loist of the First NJ. E. Church. Ocean
City, n. j.. during the months of July
and August. was one of the assisting So
loists at a recent organ recital in that
church. Her rendition of Burst, We Ap-
pie Buds" emory was received with
such enthusiasm that she was Obliged to
respond with another number. and gave
Stars of Summer Night" by Hawley
Miss Edith Pickering. soprano left
Washington recently for the Pacific coast
where she will make her home in the
future with her brother. Capt James
Pickering. L. s. A., at the Preside,
Monterey. Cal.
Miss Marguerite O'Toole. organist of
the Sacred Heart Church. and better
known for her accomplishments as a |
harpist left last week for an extensive
trip through the north. She was accom- |
panied by her sister. Anna May. and