Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-16
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Will spend the sumS1er months. They have
| been stopping for k:ef visits at various
places en- route and. are at present in
Salt Lake City. Mrs. White will return to
her home in University place in Septem-
ber
Miss Amy Clement Leavitt was in
charge OF the music at the op\ning service
OF the new Union Protestant Chapel at
North Chesapeake Beach last Sunday.
MISS Leavitt played the Accomplishments
ana quartet composed of Mrs. B. H.
smart Mrs. Eleanor Baker Spencer, con-
ana Fred Schaeffer. bass. sang, God So
Loved the World" and Il Am Alpha and
omega. by Stainer, and the soprano
solo, How Beautiful Are the Feet
Miss Georgia Miller and a party of
Irlends will leave tomorrow afternoon for
New YORK. They will make the trip by
water and remain in the metropolis about
a week. Miss Miller will then visit her
FORMER pupil. Mrs. Olive Demarest Bat
ton, formerly of this city, now living in
New Jersey.
MISS AIeen Miller will substitute at the
organ OF the Western Memorial Presby-
terrain Church during the absence of the
regular organist, Mrs. Frank Byram
Charles B. Church will be the offertory
soloist at the morning service today. his
selection being Hawley's Lead, kindly
Light"
Dufour Brown the young son of DR..
and Mrs. Brown. the latter well known
as organist of Temple Baptist Church.
returned last week from a two-week
camping trip with the boys Of the Wash
1ngton Y. M. c. A The camp was on
South river, near Annapolis. and during
their stay the boys gave a vaudeville
entertainment to the delight Of the resi-
dents OF the vicinity. The nearest town
was Edgewater. Md. and the Y. NJ C.
A. launch was called into requisition and
furnished the necessary transportation
10 those who wished to attend. The
program included songs and recitations
and banjo solos by Master Brown, who
received an ovation.
Miss Clara Ascherfeld left July 1 for
her summer outing at Hurricane Lodge
in the Adirondacks.
Harry Wheaton Howard has been re-
master Of the Church of the Immaculate
Conception. Mr.. Howard is absent from
the city on his vacation. and is spend
ing the month of July at Colonial Beach.
Miss Augusta Hill, one of the con-
traltos of the newly organized Euterpe
Quartet. left during the week for At
lantic City, where she will spend the
heated term.
Mrs. Jesse Bigelow, contralto soloist
Of the First Presbyterian Church. Wash
ington, Pa, has returned to her home
from a visit to her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. Goodman Of this city. Mrs. Bige-
low was accompanied by her little son.
John, who has spent the past winter
with his grandparents.
Joseph F. Matthew, tenor soloist of the
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church,
will give the preliminary program at the
Covenant tent this evening. The
program will begin at 1880 o'clock. and
Mr.. Matthew will sing Crossing the
Babylon by Howell; Evening and
Morning" by Max Spicker. and MY
Soul Is Athirst for Cod. from Gauls
cantata, THE Holy City" Other num-
cornetist from the United States Marine
Band, and Miss Anne c. Holden Will
play the Accomplishments
Mrs. Frank Byram, Organist and choir
director of the Westminster Memorial
PRESBYTERIAN Church. left the city. We'd
nesday for her annual vacation IN the
AdirOndacks. She was accompanied Dy
her sister, Miss Mary Law. ana Will De
Joined August 1 by Mr.. Byram
In former years Mrs. Byram spent her
summers at Owlyout Lodge. the summer
home of Miss Alys Bentley. director OF
music in the public schools, the mecca or
40 MANY of our school teachers in the
heated terms, which was so unfortunately
destroyed by fire two seasons ago rms
year she will be guest at the summer
residence of Mr. Farrar, father of the
grand opera singer, Geraldine Farrar.
which is located only short distance
from the former Owlyout Lodge.
Mrs. Amy Law Ormsby and her young
son left during the week for Dunbar
Ridge. Md, where they will spend the
heated term.
Arthur Clyde Leonard. who has filled
the position of organist and choirmaster
in several of our local churches in former
years and is now in charge of the music
department of kee Mar College, Hagers-
town, Md. will preside at the organ of
the Mount Pleasant congregational
Church during the month Of August.
Mrs Charlotte n. Lippitt, contraltO.
member of the Rubinstein Club, accom-
panied by her son Edward, will leave
Wednesday for her old home at Norwich.
Conn, where she will spend about two
months resting. after busy season, and
visiting relatives.