Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-25

Th1rSteth, by Martin. Inc tr1o, IL
prego. y Padre" by Nicolai, will be sung
by Mrs. De Yo, Mrs. Brylawski and Mr..
Whittemore, and the toffertory number
will be the aria from Sullivan's Light OF
the World" by Mrs. De Yo, who will begin
her engagement at the Metropolitan Meth
odist Church next Sunday. Mrs. William
Hamilton Bayley will be at the organ.
William Hume Taylor. organist of All
Saints Episcopal Church. Chevy Chase.
left during the week for twO-week stay
at Atlantic City. During his absence Miss
Mary Ross will substitute for him at the
organ. DR.. William Hamilton, tenor so
loist of the choir, sailed last week for a
short trip abroad. Mrs. John P. Taylor.
one of the alto soloistS of the choir, has
just returned from her summer outing,
spent in Poughkeepsie, N. Y, and Allan
tic City.
Miss Ethel Barksdale Shaifer. one of
the sopranos of All Saints Episcopal
Church. will be married October 3 to Allen
Warren Pease of New York The we'd
ding will take place at the church and the
young couple will make their home in
New York city.
Miss Donna Elizabeth Riegel, who for
the past three years has been Sidney
Lloyd WrightSons recital and studio ac-
companist, has resigned her position, as
she is to be married during the coming
winter.
Miss Mary Helen Leefe has returned to
the city and for the coming season will
teach during the noon hours at Mrs. Old
berg's studio in the BeIasco. where she
is planning to give musical and recep
ton some time in October.
Miss Flora McGill of New York has
been engaged as contraltO soloiSt of the
FIRST Church of Christ, succeeding Miss
Clara Drew, who resigned before she left
for her annual summer trip abroad. Miss
McGill will take up her new duties today
and will be heard at the Offertory this
morning in Allitsen's dramatic setting of
1.-The Lord Is My Light" Miss McGill has
been the SOloiSt for the past year at the
Second Christian Science Church in New
York city, and at the synagogue at Long
Branch. N. j. She returned to Washing
ton Friday, and will be located here for
the winter with her mother in an apart
ment on Washington Heights.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Torney Simon have
returned from abroad and have reopened
their studios at 1920 p street north
west.
Henry Jaeger and Andre Galopin have
resumed their classes.
Mrs. Frank Byram, organist of West
minister Memorial Presbyterian Church,
has returned from nine-Week stay in
the Adirondacks and will resume her
place at the church today. Miss Rose
Bigelow will sing this morning. her seiec
ton being Van de Waters Publican"
and at the evening service Mrs. Amy
Law Ormsby, soprano. will contribute
the offertory numbef. Miss Aleen Miller
was heard last Sunday i'll Just for To-
day" which she rendered effectively.
Henry Purcell veaNe. the new choir
master Of St. Stephens Church, Columbia
Heights, began his musical career at St
Pauls Choir School. in Baltimore, where,
| under the tutelage of Miles Farrow, F. r.
c. O., he became soprano soloist. His
voice then was considered phenomenal
and attracted crowds to old st. Paurs
Church whenever he was to be heard in
solo, Since his voice has changed he
has been student at the Peabody Inst1-
tute and Is said to have developed a
baritone voice of which Prof. Randolph.
the head of the Peabody. predicts great
things. Mr.. Veazie will sing his first
solo at ST. Stephens this morning.
Theodore r. Apple bass sOloist of the
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church,
has resigned his position to accept SIM
liar engagement at Calvary Baptist
Church, where he succeeds j. Henry
Kaiser. Mr.. Apple was president of the
Ensemble Club, has been actively identi-
fled with the Musurgia Club and is the
second bass of the Madrigal Quartet. He
mas Deen SOlOlSI dI ol. MdTSdTct CpSSo-
pal Church, the Pro-Cathedral Church of
the Ascension, Wesley Methodist Episco-
pal, St. Paurs Lutheran, Trinity Episco-
pal and Mount Pleasant Congregational
churches.
Miss Edna Dyer, soprano: Miss Elise Da-
Wis. contralto: P. j. O'Farrell and James
Nolan, baritone, will sing the Offer
tory number "Adoramus." by Dubois, at
St. Patricks Church this morning, UNI
der the direction Of Miss Jennie Glennan.
Miss Katherine McNeal has returned
from her summer trip, during which she
visited Atlantic City and was the guest
Of friends in Philadelphia. During her
stay at the latter place she was heard in
several informal musicals, her skillful
playing eliciting many favorable COM
ments.
Miss Lulu Facius Davis substituted at
the organ of McKendree Methodist Epis-
copal Church last Sunday in place of Miss
Bowbeer, the regular organiSt, who was
| absent on account Of recent death in
her family. Miss Bowbeer will return to
her duties at the church today.
Miss Matilda Minke and her sister. Miss
Emma L. Minke, who have been spending
their vacation at Asbury Park. N. j.,
have returned to their apartment at the
Clifton.
Miss Blanche Polkinhorn, soprano solo