Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-11
morning, 1.-The Lord Is My Light" b
Alliston.

morning, 1.-The Lord Is My Light" by
Alliston.
Mr. Glenn GorrelI spent the summer at
Culpeper and Woodbury. Forest, Va,
where he has been engaged in profess
sional work. He returned to his home in
this city last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred T. Gage, the lat
ter the soprano soloist of st. Andrews
Episcopal Church, and treasurer Of the
Rubinstein Club, are settled In their
new home in Olivet street, Chevy Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herndon Morseli returned
last week from their summer outing,
which was spent at Oakley Beach, near
Cambridge, Md. Mr.. Morsell has as
sumed his new duties as choir director OF
McKendree NJ. T.. Church, where he sue
ceeds Mr.. w. j. Palmer, who is well
known for his successful work with the
Chorus Club. The first rehearsal under
the new director was held last night and
the choir VIII render the music at the
services today, Mr.. Il. J.. Nipond contrib
uting the offertory selection, with Miss
Bowbeer at the organ. The choir lie a
Morsell will make some additions In order
to properly balance the parts, and any
one wishing to join should apply TO the
director.
Miss Ella Butler. organist of Luther
Memorial Church, left last week with a
congenial party OF friends for her summer
trip. Miss Butler travelled from here 10
Philadelphia BY rail. and from there
started on trolley trip. which will last
the beautiful country Of the Berkshire
hills. During her absence Mr.. Paul Fish
baugh, who has charge OF the music Of
the New York Avenue Presbyterian Sun
day school. will substitute for her at the
organ.
Miss Edna Scott Smith, contralto SOLO
ist OF First Congregational Curch. has re-
turned TO the city from q five-week stay
at the family summer home at Rye
Beach. Me, and will be In her place in
the choir today
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Lent have returned
TO the city and are busy getting their
household in order before the busy season
sets IN in October. Mrs. Lent and the
children spent the entire summer with
her sister and con at Madison, Wis.
while Mr. Lent, with group OF other
Washington musicians, travelled with the
Ben Greet players and made short stay
at Asbury Park.
Miss Pauline Whitaker, contralto SOLO
list Of New York Avenue Presbyterian
church, returned last week from her an
nual visit to Freeport, J.. l., where she
was the guest OF Mrs. Edward Carmen.
Mr.. Walter T. Holt. president Yf the
Washington Institute OF Music, 931 +
street northwest. has returned to the city
from his vacation spent In New York ano
Atlantic City. Tho Institute reopened TOT
its fourth year Tuesday. September .. on
which date the Nordica Mandolin. Guitar
and Banjo clubs resumed reheArsais. Last
seasons work OF the clubs. In giving nine
successful concerts, surpassed any or their
previous efforts and an entirely new rep
winter, Including some Of Mr.. Hollis lat
est compositions.
The preliminary program at the Church
&c tho Covenant tent service this evening
VIII be given by Miss Flora McGili, con,
tralto. OF New York. She VIII De hearo
in THE Lord Is Ny Light" by Allison;
.'God Shall Wipe All Tears Away. by
Sullivan; There Is an Hour OF Hali9wed
Peace" by Chennery; the hymn. Love
10 Tell the Story and The Penitent,
by Van de Water. Miss Anne Holden as
sisting as accompanist.