Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-10

song service will be held at Ingram
Church this evening at & o'clock, when
the following program will be rendered:
Bucks festival TIE Deum, by the choir
with incidental solos by Miss s. Raymond.
Mr. H. Zea and Mr.. J. H. Taylor: sopra-
no solos. where Have They Laid Him.
and "Why Hidest Thou Thy Face from
Light Of the World Mrs. Alexander
Thomas: quartet, zone, Sweetly So,emn
Thought" Misses 8. Raymond and NJ
Hantxmon. Mrs. Lord and Mrs. Mckee:
tenor solo. Fear Ye Not, o Israel Mr..
J. X. Morton: soprano solo. Rock Of
Ages" Mrs. d. s. Lord: violin solo.
Simple Avue.' Miss Stella Raymond:
trio. tie Prego. o Padre. Mrs. Thomas,
Mrs Mckee and Mr. Taylor: soprano
solo,. 20 Divine Redeemer." Miss Wood
ruff: bass solo and chorus. Savior When
Night Involves the Sky" Mr.. Zea and
choir: duet Love Divine" Miss Wood
ruff. Mr.. Taylor. The accompanies will
be Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee. oreanist.
and Miss Bessie Van de Bogert. pianist.
piano purils Of Miss L. y. Anderson took
place at her studio Tuesday evening. The
pro~ram opened with duet MARCHING
In School" by Ruth Kincer ard Anna
Confer. This was followed nv Sunbeam
Waltz" Ruth Kahn: duet. BUTTERFLIES. s.
Miss Susie ]. Caldwell and Miss Kath-
crime r. George: Fur Elise" Vera e.
lett: Spinning Son. Robert Kouns
duet. Faust" Miss Jennie r. Clark and
Rertie B. Noonan; ''Melodie.' for mando-
I'm. Mr.. Louraine Kours and Miss Ida
Koun-: Concert Polorsi-e' and Album
Rlatt." Esther Kahn: Beethoven's Moon
N~ht Sonata" Miss Frances l.. McConihe
"L'Avn,ancho" Mis-. Noonan: "Marchen
and 'Titania.'' Loceie Inez Kincer; imi-
tation violoncel'o. Miss McConihe: duet
Louise Roberts: "vaIse Gracieu-e.'' Miss
Louise n. Richardson: .'Fruhlires'ied.
Mis-. NJ Louise Roberts: duet. III Trova.
tore" Miss Frances L. McConihe and
Miss Louise d. Richardson. and piano
solo. La Campanella:" PaEanini-Li.zt
Connie was compelled to respond tn sew
eral encores when she mayed Mosko.
swkfs Air de Ballet. Chouin's Black Key
Etude. sometimes called The Whtrl-
wind" and .'Liehestraum." She Is the
dauehter Of Mr.. NJ NJ McConihe of the
indian service end will 60 to Boston in
the fall to snend a year under Carl Fae'-
ton and will later complete her musical
studies abroad.
who, was formerly Miss Daisy Louise
Fox Of this city. gave a pieno recital
lately to introduce her pupil Miss Nora
Harrison. who will come to Washington
In the fall 10 continue her musica
studies Mrs Barker includes among her
musical donors a medal for piano work
awarded by the worlds fair at Chicago.
Miss Jennie Glennan. who has been FOR
many years TIE orxanist and director OF
~ H>~f- - Ha<A 10 G
heen engaged to succeed Mr.. Armand
Gumprecht as orKanist for the mixed
choir of St. Patrick's Church. Miss Glen
nan Is one Of the most capable and best
known orGanis.s and musicians in WASH
ineton. especially active in Catholic cir
earned place among the leading musi
clans durinr his restdenc~ here. He ha.
been orgarist and choir director for n'n~
wears at st Patrick's. and during that
time has had performed there. from man.
uscript. many good compositions for the
Catholic Church. Some Of these have
been hts own. which have won fo- him an
enviable renutation as writer for
Catholic choirs.
Mrs. James F. Oyster is singing with
the quartet Of All Souls Church. in her
old position as contralto soloist. Mrs
Charles H. Henney. who has held the
position since she left St. Margaret's
rnOlr. mas resigned ana removed 10 f1OOO
River. where Mr.. Hennev. who was a
member of st. Johns Episcopal choir
here. has purchased a large apple ranch.
Mrs. Henney will be deeply regretted
In Washington. where she has been an
important factor in music circles. She
Portland and in Seattle during a recent
visit In those cities.
Mr. Anton Kaspar has been engaged
,&c< a. oh tVnvvIa ot0 In he
Church Of the Ascension to succeed Mr..
Heinrich Hammer Mr.. Hammer is now
visiting his old home in Germany. He is
conductor OF the reorganized Washington
Symphony Orchestra and OF the Wash
ington Choral Society.
Mrs Edward H. Droop and children
are spending their summer in Canada in
the camp Of Mrs. Droop's brother.
her young daughter. Miss Priska Kas-
par. will spend the latter part OF this
month an dthe month Of August at Terra
Alta. W. Va, a favorite resort OF the
family. Mr.. Kasper will take his family
up there and spend a few days with
them. He will act as substitute for Mr.
John Porter Lawrence as organist and
choir director In the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church during the month OF
August.
Mr. Paul aBleyden who made such a
success in the leading tenor solos of the
Aborn Opera Company here recently. has
been engaged as head of the vocal de-
partment of the Bristol School. He will
settle In Washington. having retired,
still In his prime. from the operate
stage after a, very successful career.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Evans Greene en-.
tertained a supper party last week in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Murray, the
latter better known az Clara Murray
tanned a musical company at breakfast
Sunday morning In their suburban home.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Felix Garriglia and Miss Grace Adele
Frebey. Later the party were joined by
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Evans Greene,
Miss Kate M. Ellis and Mr.. Robert E.
King. and motored to Great Falls for
dinner in the autos of Mr. Greene and
Mr. Miller.
: Mr.. s. NJ. Fabian. pianist left Friday
for the west. to remain until late in
September. He is going to visit his
mother in San Francisco. where he has
not been for fifteen years. He was born
and reared In San Franscico and went
from there to Europe to study with
Rubinstein. Mr.. Fabian will. before his
return. visit in Seattle as the guest of
former Senator and Mrs. John L. Wilson.
and Will stop In Nevada to visit Mr..
FRANK Norris Jones. the pianist who has
a fine ranch near that of his father. Mr..
Harry c. Jones. who removed there this
spring: Mr.. Fabian will give recitals in
San Francisco. Oakland. Los Angeles.
Seattle. Spokane, Portland and other