Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-21

auish last season on account Of pressure
| Of other work. Mr.. Charles r. Bartlett,
who acted as director last winter, some
| time ago rendered his resignation to the
board Of directors. The organization will
resume rehearsals under Mr.. Priests d.
rection September Is and will be heard
| in a number of local affairs during the
season.
The members OF the choir OF St. Paul
Church, when they resume their duties
In the fall. will have the support OF prac-
tically q new organ. the one In use for
and Is now in process Of rebuilding under
Mr.. Priests direction. The position OF
tenor soloist at this church. which was
made vacant by the resignation OF Mr..
Philip Scantling last spring. Is yet to be
filled Mr.. Priest will also continue in
charge of the music In the National Cathe-
dral schools the other members Of the fac
ulty at the girls school being Miss Helen
Corbin. Miss Marie Heath Hobart and
Miss Harriet Parsons in the piano de-
partment and Miss Macintosh Of Bethany
College. Kansas City. who has recently
been engaged for the vocal department.
Mrs. Blanche Muir Dalgleish Is enter
tanning her aunts. the Misses Weldon of
Baltimore. at her home In Ontario road.
Mrs. Dalgleish will be in her place at
the Washington Heights Presbyterian
Church this morning, when she will be
heard at the offertory In the hymn 20
| Jesus. Thou Art Standing. adapted to
the music OF Last Night" by Kjerulf.
Mrs. Cunningham will preside. as usual.
at the organ.
| Rev. Father Finn, the young Paulist
| who organized the sanctuary choir Of st.
Paurs Catholic Church. and who was a
recent visitor in this city. will read a
paper on ecclesiastical music at the Eu-
charistic Congress to meet In September
at Montreal.
| Mr. Edwin Callow, baritone singer and
business manager OF the Musurgfa Club,
has been making weekend visits all sum-
| mer to Gaithersburg. Nd, where Mrs.
Callow has been spending July and Au-
gust, and has substituted each Sunday at
| the services of Grace NJ. E. Church in the
old Maryland town.
Mr.. Felix Garziglia has been engaged
to take charge OF the piano department
Of Hamilton Institute on Lafayette
| Square, the other members Of the faculty
| being Otto Torney Simon for voice cul-
| ture and Anton kaspar for violin. both
| Of whom are re-engaged after many
years service. Mr.. Garziglia will also
continue his classes at Madison Hall
Seminary and Chevy Chase College. At
the latter institution Mr.. Thomas H
Greene will continue in charge Of the
vocal department and Miss Grace Adele
Freely, a new addition to the faculty.
will also teach piano.
Miss Alice Burbage and Mr.. and Mrs
J. Martin Scranage. the former business
manager of the Washington Symphony
Orchestra, are summering at Hot Springs
Va. where they are located at the Hotel
Homestead. They are all devoting much
time and energy to feats OF skill on the
golf links. Mr.. Scranage reports Mr.
Heinrich Hammers return from Europe
and also that as there Is now a very
substantial sum guaranteed the pros
poets of the new combined orchestra of
this city under Messrs. Hammer and
Rakemann look very bright. indeed
Miss Flora A. jackson. soprano soloist
of the Church Of the Ascension and di-
rector of the children's choir for the YES
DER services. is spending her vacation at
Congress Hall. Cape May. She will re-
sumo her duties the second Sunday In
September.
Mr. and Mrs. Willistin Hough are I'm
New Hampshire. where they are guests
of Mrs. Hough's mother, Mrs. Johnson,
at her summer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herndon Morseli are TAX
ing their summer outing at Cambridge,
Md.