Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-16

lation from members of the chci~ n. ~,
organist and director ana his bride
Miss Marguerite Howard. so,~snb sol
81 OF 81. stephens Catholic Ga ID. 90
trtbuted TO the program "a the rst moe
ing OF the Mississippi Society. last e,ea
ing Miss Howard was ara 81.
mao noue e.Tn HAY Ninsr, by Liza Ie"
and Walt Song: from Romeo
Juliet She was accompanied BY Nil
Louie Dale Leeds
Misses Margaret A,lmer Edna lone
and Mamie Mulaiv rendered the mus,
at the special services Yesterday a
the Visitation Convent on Connecticl;
avenue I'm honor OF the golden Jubilee o
sister Wilhelmsna's reception into the IS
terhood.
Miss Pearl Waugh has returned 10 tie
city from her old home in Upton. Ind
where she spent the summer months.
Mrs. n. r. Gilmore, contraito soloist -,
81 Patrtcks choir. has resigned her pos.
ton and left during the week for Rici
mond, where she will make her home in
future. Miss Elise Davis has succeeded
her In the quartet. but the position Of sec
ono contralto is still vacant. AnotheI
vacancy i'm the mixed choir has also beer
ihdut ny tue EeslRnatiOn or l.. j. OFar
rell second tenor OF the double quartet
Mrs. Elizabeth Tyler Evans. contraito.
VIII. after an absence from the musical
neid OF Washington for almost four wears
again take her place in the ranks Of
SINGERS OF the city. and this evening will
he heard at the song service at Ingram
Church, 10th street and Massachusetts
avenue northeast
DR.. Madeley Richardson late orranist
OF SUFFOLK Cathedral. England will pre-
side at the organ OF ST Thomas Episco-
pal Church today. and will give a dfteen-
minute recital preceding the 4 o'clock
service this afternoon.
Mrs. Elsie Bond Bischoff has returned
from her summer home in Wisconsin.
where she and her sister. Mrs II. 4.
ROBERTS. spent the heated term
Philip Lee Scantling. tenor. has signed
hNe-year contract to sing with the
newly organized male choir OF 81 Mat
thews Church. under Nation Boyce.
Percy Foster. through whose efforts the
Musursla Club represented the city of
washington at the last Inaugural has
| again favored the society by placing his
new recital chamber at the pleasure oy
the cIub Tor rehearsal every Tuesday The
nrst rehearsal in the new quarters was
heid Tuesday. end the meetings will CON
| tlnue that night instead OF Monday as
J heretofore. new feature Of tho re
nearsal nights will be a short solo pro
gram during the rehearsal intermission ny
members and outside friends The housa
committee is also planning for a ladies'
hieht recital TO be given early in Mo-
vember. y" '
MISS Ada Birch will be the soprano so-
ing. O"u'ch this even
piace OF the regular order this evening ar
ingram congregational Church. The nro
s gram Will include the anthem. ''Chris,
tra,ta 1' ro, is Risen. by Schneider; con-
Trey. re-. Mrs; Maria Mitchell: quintet
Fear Ye Not o Israel" Mrs. r p
s Sarnes. Miss Briggs. Messrs. G
prano solo. Come Unto Me. by coonen
Miss Lena Woodruff: violin solo Mis-
Amy Sloan: trio. Protect L. Tbro,gb
me me- Nlght. by Cursiman. Mrs Harness
WIN quartet, The Twilight Falls" sung.
oy Nine. F. Wainwright with Mrs Ho'
yer; Miss Briggs, Messrs ScanneIi and
h -, ny: soprano solo. Hear We. Israel"
SOLO. The Day is Ended by Bartlett
Mrs Elizabeth Tylep-Evans. chorus
send Out Thy Light by Gounod. Mis-
nessie van de Bogert In the accountants.
| rectress. 'he u
pr a. the morning service Of the United
VIII be Dudley Bucks Fear Not We o.
israel, sung by Mrs Hazel wegner
needer soprano soloist of the church In
s saI evening mig Mrs Reeder will give "Jeru-
saieHi, Inou That killest the Prophets
from Mendelssohn's "St. Paul"
MIS-: Blanche Muir Dalgleish. contralto
s ferssn CIV Oh WASHINGTON Heights Presby-
TO relatives in Baltimore and yicini,,c
ana Will be in her place at the church -.
;n one Will be heard at the offertorv
IN Eyes That Are Weary and Hear
MISS Florence Herman, pianist. has r.-
turned TO the city after a season snar,
aoroad. During her stay she continued
her musical work under Nine Carrano.s
associate teacher. Gortatowski
Edwin Callow. baritone. is SINGING d,r
ing october with the sanctuary choir Of
ST Patrick's Church. %
george H. Miller, basso. will sin. 20
Gay at both services in the Monnt
fieasant Congregational Church.
Mr. and Mrs. David SeIke entertained
small company of Washington music
lovers last Sunday evening in honor OF
J m Humbird Duffey. formerly OF
I X.
special interest centered in the rather
remarkable transformation of Mr. DUFF
ieys voice, which was formerly a rich
baritone. and is now a tenor of un-
, usual range. Mr.. Duffey was en- route
home. after series Of successful APP
pearances in Cincinnati in the tenor
role In Floridia's new opera. "Paoletta"
He gave the principal arias from the
opera for the entertainment OF the
guests. as we'll as two groups OF Ger
man lieder. Otto Leubkert. bass solo
list of All Souls Church, also added to
the pleasure of the occasion With n
group Of songs. Mrs. Hobart Brooks
was heard i'm Schubert's "Serenade."
and Henry Xander. beside assisting with
all the Accomplishments. contributed
several original compositions for piano
solo Among the guests present were
Arthur Mayo. Mr. and Mrs. w T.
Palmer. Mr.. and Mrs. Leubkert, Mr. and
Mrs. Brooks and Miss Katharine Brooks.
| The B Sharp Musical Club was re-
| organized at the home of Miss Emp
NJ. c. Bender. on Congress Heights. An
| election Of officers took place, as fol-
lows: Frank J. Allen. reelected presi-
dent Miss Margaret Paine. vice presi-
dent: George l.. Thompson. secretary.
and John Allen, treasurer II was an
nounced with regret that Miss Bertha
, Hansen and James Barr would be un-
able to continue in the work of the
club, their many duties necessitating
their resignation.
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