Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-14
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Blow, Blow. Thou Winter Wind and
1t Was a Lover and His Lass: "Rasa-
telleh, OPP. Il. by Dvorak; violin solos
Mrs. Gusack: Romance" by Tse.haikow-
SKI. and Wieniawskis "Lesende": Blue
Danube Waltz by Strauss and soprano
solo, Granier's ''Hosanna.'
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Dunn. the latter
the soprano soloist OF Temple Baptis:
Church. have been entertaining during the
week IN honor of their house guests Mr.
and Mrs. w. II. Dunn. Miss Dunn and
MISS Eliza Dunn of Kansas CITY Mo WHO
VIII return this evening TO their home in
the west Miss Eta Dunn is the fortlr-
nate poSsessor of fine contralto voice
ana holds the position OF Soloist in one of
Inc prominent Presbyterian churches in
Kansas City. Mrs. Dunn gave a musical
last evening, a which prominent Wash
lngton soloists Were heard in a varied
program. the hostess and her guest also
contributing to the pleasure of the occa-
sion Among those taking part iIhthe a
fair were Mr.. William c. Ataerhft fenor
and choir director of Waugh NiC!,todiet
Episcopal Church: Miss Jessie Bloomer
Elolinist: Mr.. William G. Mills. tenor:
Mrs j. c. Kline. pianist Mr.. Lane b
Neober and Mr.. j. g. Kline
Inc preliminary program at the tent
service of the Church of the Covenant
this evening will be given by Mrs. Helen
Donohue DeyO, soprano, and Mr. Henry
Gurney, tenor, with Miss Anne G. Holden
as accompanist- Mrs. Deyo will sing
MacDougaIs setting of the hynru Jesus
Lover OF Ny Soul: Newcombs Come
unto Me-" Hawley's "Redeeming Love"
and Bohm's Abide With Me-" Mr.. Cur
ney VII! be heard in Crossing the Bar
by WiIloughby and Fear Not Ye q.
Israel by Dudley Buck.
Miss NJ. Katharine Linton, organist Of
the lexington Presbyterian Church was
neard IN piano recital at the Manhasset
! pa
attaining her usual success She was as
sisted In giving the program by Mr..
thompson. basso, of this city, whose
! numbers We're also cordially received.
both soloists being compelled TO respond
ito many encores.
Mr.. John Mason Keeling will substitute
Tor the remainder OF August at the
church of the Ascension for Miss Francis
HARRISON. the regular organist.
Miss Margaret Follin. who has been
spending some time at Bel Air Md. left
last Wednesday to join her sister Miss
katharine Folln, in Carroll county, where
they will both spend the remainder OF
the summer as the guests of relatives
The soioists of the choir of s. Ste
phen's Catholic Church, which will dis
band in the autumn, We're entertained al
the rectoIy of St AIMS Church, TenleA-
town, Monday evening by the Rev. Thorn
as VI Sinytil, pastor. with whom they
have long been pleasantly associated
during the latter's service as assistant
pastor at st. Stephens. The guests pres
ent were Messrs. Howard O. Cook Don
aid s. Edmonds, 5. Theodore Howard.
Martin X. West, S. Austin Howard ana
George Herbert Wells
| Mr. r. Mills Silby, organist and d.
rector of the sanctuary choir of st. Pat
| rick's Church, returned from his vaca-
| ton in England on the steamship Baltic
| of the White Star line. Mr.. Silly is ac-
sompanied by his mother, who will spend
| the winter in Washington. Mr. Silly has
already resumed his duties at St Pa
rick Church, and the sanctuary choir
Will furnish the music during August at
! the II o'clock mass and benediction sery-
| ice Sundays.