Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-17

Mullaly. organist of st. Augustine's
Church, made up a congenial party leav-
ing yesterday for a three-week holiday
at Terra Alta. Miss Mullaly will later go
to Ocean Grove to attend the national
convention of organists, which will be
held there during August. She will re-
turn to Washington September 1. and will
substitute during that month at the
Church of the Covenant for Mr. Harvey
Murray, the regular orsanist, who Will
be absent from the city until october.
Since the announcement of Mr.. Kaspar's
appointment as choirmaster of the Church
of the Ascension Miss Mullaly has been
engaged to direct the choir of st. Angus
tines Church in place of Mr.. kaspar.
She has officiated as organist at this
on the part Of the rector is a well deserv-
ed recognition of the splendid work done
by her in the past. The additional duties
as director will, Of course. carry with it a
substantial increase in salary.
Miss Regina Elizabeth Winston. the
young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Winston
of Madison Hall Seminary. who car
ried off 50 many honors at the Peabody
Conservatory in Baltimore this spring,
has returned from visit to her mothers
old home in Amherst county. Va. where
she went for rest and recuperation after
her winters work.
Mrs Grace Dufour Brown, organist and
director Of the choir of Temple Baptist
Church, is already recovering from her
recent severe attack of pneumonia, which
has been complicated during the last
week by an attack of rheumatism. As
soon as she can stand the trip she will
go with DR.. Brown and their young son,
Dufour, to Woodstock, Va, for the re-
mainder Of the summer. In the mean
time Miss Eta Schmitt is proving a
satisfactory substitute for Mrs. Brown at
the organ, and Mrs. Arthur G. Dunn. the
regular soprano of the quartet. is arrang-
ing the music for the Sunday services.
This morning the opening anthem will
be Sheldon's How Firm Foundation"
sung by the quartet, composed Of Mrs
Dunn. soprano; Miss Josephine Dill. con-
tralto; Mr. Lane B. Weber. tenor, and
Mr. John Roberts, bass. and the offertory
number will be q contralto solo, "One
Sweetly Solemn Thought" by Herndon
Morsell. At the evening service the
offertory number will be sung by Mrs.
Dunn. who will be heard in Bischoff's
Not Half Has Ever Been Told"
Miss Jennie D. Glennan. whose appoint
ment as organist at st. Patricks Church
was recently announced, is spending a
part Of her vacation at Atlantic City.
where she is located at the Lockhart. Mr..
George Herbert Wells: organist and d.
rector Of the choir of st. Stephens Cath
olic Church. will be in charge OF the
music at st. Matthew's Church in her
place during July. Miss Glennan will
not report for duty at st. Patrick 6
tute for Mr.. John Porter Lawrence at
the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church during August.
Miss Edith Stowell, soprano; Miss Jose
phine Dill, contralto; w. q. Atherhoit,
tenor, and Arthur H. Deibert, bass. will
give the program at a musical at WASH
ington Grove tomorrow evening.
At the Washington Heights Presby-
terrain Church this morning Mrs. Blanche
Muir Dalgleish, contralto, will be heard
at the offertory in new sacred song
by Gordon Temple, entitled 20 Song
Divine" with Mrs. Cunningham, as usual,
at the organ.
Miss Emily Glover. soprano. daughter
Of William T. Glover. director OF the
odist Episcopal Church. has just returned
from a stay at Woodside. Nd, and will
leave again shortly for Cape Henry with
her mother to spend the month Of Au-
gust. Her summer outing will also in
clude a trip to Boston by water early
in September.
Mr. H. H. Freeman, organist and choir
master of ST. Johns Episcopal Church,
LAFAYETTE Square, accompanied by Mrs.
Freeman and a couple Of friends. return
ed early in the week from motor trip
through Pennsylvania and western Mary
land, during which they made short stays
at Gettysburg and other points or local
or historical interest. Mr.. Freeman left
again during the week for Washington,
". c. where he was especially engaged to
give the dedicatory recital OF newly
installed organ, the event taking place last
night He will return during the coming
week and his place at the organ at ST.
Johns will be filled today by one OF his
advanced pupils. Mr. r. Riggles. On ac-
count Of the renovation OF the church
which is going on. the services are being
held in the parish hall. The choir Of
the church, one Of the best Of the local
church organizations composed entirely
of male voices, will continue singing until
August 1. when the members will have
their annual vacation.
DIR. Anton Gloetzner, dean Of the must
cal corps of Washington. has taken a
cottage at Vienna. and is spending the
heated term there with Mrs. Gloetzner
and their daughters, the Misses Josephine.
Johanna, Hilda and Gisela GlOetZner.
Miss Grace Kerens. a young singer
who possesses q phenomenal soprano
select coterie of Washington music
lovers at a recital at the studio OF Mr..
Alfred G. Eldridge. organist and choir
master Of st. Margaret's Episcopal
Churcn, mas Deen euSdSeu LOT one u the
most lucrative church positions In this
country, that of soprano 'soloist OF st.
Bartholomew Episcopal Church in New
York city. Miss Kerens is a native of
Norfolk, Va, and after leaving here
continued her voice culture under Emma
Thursby, who is enthusiastic over the
career which she predicts for the young
singer.
Mrs. Alfred T. Gage, soprano soloist of
St. Andrews Episcopal Church and
treasurer Of the Rubinstein Club. returned
last week from a pleasant trip with her
young son, Lawrence, which included
few days in New York. city. doing"
the sights that delight the Juvenile heart.
She will resume her duties in the choir
today. Mrs. Gage also spent a week
at Babylon, L. l., the guest Of relatives.
after which she was met by her brother.
Lieut.. William E. Atlee. and enjoyed a
trip in his motor boat to Patchogue.
where he is at present stationed During
her stay at the latter place Mrs. Gage
sang at several private musicals with her
usual success.
Miss Mary Gorgas Of Shelbyville. Ind.
is spending two weeks In the city, the
guest Of her cousin, Miss Katherine
May Brooks Of Ontario road. At the
conclusion OF her visit here she will be
accompanied on the return trip by Miss
Brooks. who will spend some time In
Indiana visiting relatives.
Miss Mabel Owen Board OF this city,
who mazda her last appearance in local