The Washington herald., 1910-06-19
WEEK IN MUSIC.

Mrs. Emelfe DougaI- Maroon, pianiste,
will sail for Liverpool on July to visit
friends in London and Paris on her way
to Berlin, where she will spend the sum-
mer. reopening her piano studio in Wash
ington October l. Mrs. Dougal- Maroon
will be a soloist at the concert 10 be
given on Tuesday evening at the resi-
dence Of DR.. Dudley Morgan, Chevy
Chase. for the benefit OF the new Catho-
lie church, Chevy Chase, D. c. The
younger pupils of Mrs Dougal- Maroon
gave a class recital yesterday az the resi-
dence of Judge De Lacy, Chevy Chase.
Those taking part were Anna and VIII
lam De Lacy. Vita Ord. Alice Clayton.
Jean and Helen Tucker. Dudley Morgan,
Lee Towers. Helen Lloyd. and William
Rosenbusch.
Miss We're Cory. one Of washingtons
popular young pianists, gave her pupils
most enjoyable afternoon, last Thurs
day. at her home studio. 1913 Corcoran
street After a recital in which all made
a fine showing Of their seasons work,
refreshments were served. Miss Cory
leaves July ! for her Western home on
two months vacation.
Miss Mabel Catherine Linton gave a
creditable and interesting pupils piano
recital June 6 In her home at lexington.
The programme elected much praise and
enthusiasm from the guests.
Miss Lillian May Lewis will sing at
both morning and evening services at In
gram Memorial Church to-day. In the
morning she will sing THE Ninety and
Nine" by Campion, and In the evening,
Just as AM" by Del Riego. Mrs. D.
s. Lord and Miss Stella Raymond will
also have solos.
Mrs. Charlotte G. Lippitt's pupils gave
an informal programme Tuesday evening
at her studio, after which a social hour
and dancing were enjoyed The pro-
gramme, which comprised numbers by
Beethoven, Dudley Buck. Otto Canton,
Black, Kate Vannah. Obey Speaks, Del
Riego. SprOss. and others, was very cred
itably rendered by Misses Conner, Craig,
Ray, Rives, Shuman, Webel. Mrs Cock
ley, Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Krumke, Mrs.
Edwards. Mrs. Tucker. and Messrs. Co
mer, Guilford, and Sampson. Mrs. Jack
son assisted Mrs. Lippitt at the piano.
Mrs Lippitt is one of the leading con-
tralto soloists of the city, a prominent
member Of the Rubinstein Club. and a
singer who completed her education in
Europe
Percy S. Foster has gone to Cincinnati
10 attend the twenty-fifth convention, or
silver anniversary meeting. of the Chris
tan Endeavorers of the State of Ohio. He
viii conduct the chorus of 100 voices for
the convention, which convenes to-nior-
row and lasts until June "a Mr.. Foster
had such success with the 800 chorus at
the recent Worlds International Sunday
School Convention here that he had Of
fers on the strength of 1t to 20 to Lon
don for meetings in the same capacity.
He has also had offers for the State con-
ventions of Texas and Maine, but his
business affairs interfere with his ac-
cepting them. He is now on the eve
Of a change in his business ARRANGEMENTS.
and win retire from the management of
the Sanders & Stayman store here. with
which he has been connected for fifteen
years,
The choir OF the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church sang a number of
compositions of the late Dr. 7 W
Bischoff last Sunday evening. including
the anthems. The Lord Is NY Shep-
herd" and 20 Lamb Of God" The ex-