Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-01
gagged to give a concert at Colonial Beach
in the near future.


in the near future
Messrs. Anton Kasoar. violinist and
John Porter Lawrence pianist, concluded
the course of concerts that they have
been giving at the summer school of the
State University at Morgantown, w. Va,
last week.
Mr.. William G. Atherholt, tenor soloist
OF Waugh NJ F. Chapel. has returned
from fishing trip and visit to reia-
tives and friends in Chester. Pa. In COM
pany with other Washington musicians he
Will be heard tomorrow evening in a mu-
steal at Washington Grove The quar-
tet numbers will be given by the Ather-
holt Quartet, which is composed of Mrs.
Arthur G. Dunn. soprano; Mrs. Eleanor
Baker Spencer, contralto: Mr.. Atherholt,
tenor. and Mr.. Fred Schaefer, bass. Miss
Alice L. Ford will be the accompanist and
will also contribute piano solos. The
program consists of compositions by Raff.
Woodford-Finden. Verdi. Gounod. Pin
suit and several others.
Mr.. Louis Mandy has been engaged to
take charge Of the music at the summer
garden Of the Park Hotel. Mrs. Mandy
left yesterday for a trip to Atlantic City
to recuperate from her recent illness.
Mrs. H. w. Weber. accompanied by her
daughter Ethel and sons William j. and
Edward l.. Weber. left last week for Cape
mer They will be Joined later by Mr.
Weber. the conductor of the Rebew Or
chestra.
Miss Margaret Folin. soprano. accom-
panied by her sister Watherine. left Tues
day to visit relatives in Carroll county.
Md. They will remain about four weeks
Miss Ethel Lee, violoncellist, left We'd
nesday for Stony Man Camp, Luray, Va,
where she will spend the remainder of the
summer. She will return in time for the
opening of the Peabody Conservatory OF
Music in Baltimore, of which she is a
scholarship pupil.
Arthur Mayo. organist OF Calvary f,up-
fist Church. will play during August at
the First Church ct Christ tScientisu. and
Miss Dianna Morton. soprano, substitute
ing for Miss Clara Drew. who is spending
the summer in the north. will contribute
solo at each service.
o. H. Danzenbaker will substitute at the
organ of Calvary Baptist Church this
month fer Mr.. Mayo, the regular organtst
Mr.. Richard p. Backing, tenor of the Cat
vary Baptist quartet. left yesterday to
spend his vacation with relatives in New
York.
Charles Church will be the offertory So
loist this morning al the Westminster Me-
mortal Presbyterian Church and Mr. FL
mer Jasper will sing next Sunday. Mrs.
organ.
Mrs. B. F. Gilmore, contralto soloist of
Epiphany choir. has been engaged to fill
similar position in the choir of ST. Pat
rick's Church, succeeding Mrs. Esther
Gumprecht, who has been the soloist
there for several years. Mr. Arthur B.
Porter. bass of the quartet, has been re-
engaged for next season.
Miss Elizabeth Reynolds, young So
prano fifteen years of age, will be the So
loist at the Sacred Heart Church this
morning. She will be heard at the offer
tory in cave Maria
Miss Ethel ToZ.er, rianist. will leave
Friday for New York to make some pro-
fessional engagements for next season
She will so from there to Newport and
later 20 East Gloucester, where she will
spend her vacation, returning to the CITY
September s.
Lewis Corning Atwater organist of the
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church.
who has beer spending the summer
abroad, recently gave a successful and
largely attended recital on the famous or
gan in the Hofkirke at Lucerne. Swift
Zerland. This organ is one of the largest
in Europe. having four manuals and
eighty stops. The daily organ recitals IN
the Hofkirke are usually given by the
regular organist. Herr Breitenbach at
which he often plays his famous realistic,
THE Storm"
Miss Mamie Mullaly returned Friday
from her summer trip, which was spent
at Poughkeepsie. n. Y. and On Lake Mo-
honk with relatives. On the return trip
she storped over several days at BrigiI-
ton Beach. L. l. Miss Mullaly will sub