Evening star., 1909-08-22
MUSICAL MENTION.

Church after an absence Of five months,
ILL., 80
Miss Lydia Hughes. who has been SUBJ
stituting at the organ of the First Con-
sresationa Church for Mrs Rischor. will
ave tomorrow for Asaurv Park " !
Where She viii be the gUest OF friends
who have = bungalow there ana Mis-
\. X. Holden will play in her place naxt
sunday. Mrs. Mary Miller Scott so
prano. viii he The offertorv solo,s. az
the morning service today She viii siag
''oh. for = Closer Walk With God ! l,-
Johnson. with Miss Hughes AZ ,..,or5-
panist Miss Hughes viii return "a the
eitN Tor a short stay at her home abou.
the mid1ie OF September. but Will leave
oeptsiii'sr Is Tor kte Mar College where
music.
Mrs w. /. Parkinson. SOPRANO. re-
~. ~. nea iast nlght from a trip TO Atlantic
and Miss Christine Church. also of this
clty were heard in number OF musical
entertainments
Howard Rodrick. baritone e ac.,,
preeentor at the Church of the Covenant
AT lhe morning service and at the Cove
iiait tent evening service during August.
olsl4loH. widow or DR.
Bischoff. who took his place al tho organ
oI the First CONGREGATIONAL Church dur
inS tiie carry summer. is spending a few
Meehs IN the mountains OF Pennsylvania
with friends ''-'N
Mr. and Mrs. 3. F. Gilmore. the latter
| ne cohtraito soioist OF the Epiphany
ohurch quartet, have returned from a
.riaiiher .r;r hp trp In the north. They made the
"Trip honeward with party Of friends In
| touring car. stopping en- route I'm New
Pa ano ioihs
| Ernest Lent. violoncellist will ba +ba
soioist at the New York Avenue Presby-
terrain Church this morning He Will pIav
Sarabande tBach) and "Albumblatt;'
IVA asher9. Thomas L. Jones. who has
oeen acting a precentor during the
month OF August will also contribute a
SOLO SOLO this morning. He will be heard tn
Inc redemption" by Stultz.
| Mr.. and Mrs E. c. Brown. tho Iatter .
member of the Rubinstein Club. were
neard from recently In Berlin. Mrs.
Brown writes enthusiastically OF her
travels abroad espec' ally OF her trim up
the Rhine She will return to the citv
early this fall -
Miss Margaret Follin. soprano. of this
cil! ana her sister. katherine, are resting
ana leading the simple life with relatives
on iifteen-hundred-a acre farm in western
Maryland.
Harry Patterson Hopkins director OF
the music department of Washington Col
lege, was heard recently In recital at
Iiehburne Inn. Lake George Others
from this city contributing to the pro-
| Gram included Miss Some of Stoneleigh
| Court. and their performance was re
ceived with enthusiasm by the audience
| Ernest Lent has written the music to a
poem called old Amos" by Forrest
HUN. which has been dedicated to David
Bispham. who will introduce il next sea
son IN MS recital programs.
Mrs. George Merrifeld of Falls Church
! mas returned from Ocean Grove, where
sne has been in attendance at the ma
tlonal convention Of organists and will
substitute today at the organ of Gunton-
Iemple Presbyterian Church for Mrs
Grace Jackson. the regular organist.
| MI and Mrs. Anton Kaspar and their
| little daughter have returned from their
summer outing. which was spent at Nor
gantown. w. Va, and at Terra Alta, Md.
Miss Flora McGill. contraIto. viii be
the offertory soloist at the Church OF the
covenant this morning. She will be heard
In But the Lord is Mindful of His Own I"
| from the oratorio of 'St. Paul" by Mem
uelssohn Miss Annie Holden will substi-
| tute at the organ for Harvey Murray. the
| iVS uidi oiSdIisl Inc preliminary nuSi-
cal program at the Covenant tent this
evening will begin as usual at 7:30 O'Clock
and will be given by a section of the
Engineers Band, and its program will
include Soldiers Dream" 'Serenade"
| (Ripley), abide With Me-" TRANSCRIPTION
tMonk); "Miserere" from I'll Troyatore"
| tverdD; Il Love to Tell the Story
lFlscher); Good Night. Farewell
(kucken). and Nevins 'The Rosary"
Next Sunday evening Mrs. Fugitt, So
prano, will furnish the program.
! Miss Marion McFall, soprano. will leave
shortly for Harpers Ferry, where she will
be the guest of relatives. Mrs McFall
and Miss Marion McFall will be located
after the middle of September in their
home on Girard street.
| Washington talent was much In evil
dence at the society entertainment given
Thursday at Ocean City. Md. A feature
was the numbers contributed by Miss
Katherine McNeal. a young Washington
pianist, who played LISTS Second Hun
garlan Rhapsodie and the Chopin study
| The Whirlwind. Among other Wash
| ington people taking part We're Miss
Mallory Church. Miss Christine Fox Miss
Dorothy Fox, James S. Lawshe Claude
| Zappone and several others. Mr.. Horace
Dugda1e, George A. Bentley and Donald
w. McLeran were the authors of the
+, work. which was entitled THE Dress Re
| hearsal."
! Miss Katherine Heald. contralto a
member of the Rubinstein and Monday
| Morning clubs. is in Berlin. where she
| has been spending the summer. She ni.l
| return in the early fall.
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