Evening star., 1911-08-27

Frank Murray. are motoring In q
leisurely fashion through New England.
They passed through Baltimore, Phila-
delphia and New York en- route. with
Boston as the objective point. and will
return next Sunday.
Miss Regina Winston, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Winston of Madison Hall Sem
at Chautauqua, N. Y. where she made Q
most pronounced success In recitals at
the summer school.
Mrs Hobart Brooks. honorary president
Of the Rubiistein Club, and her daugh-
ter, Miss Katharine. are spending some
time at Allegheny Inn, Goshen. Va. They
will return the latter part Of the week.
Miss Aileen Miller has returned from
several weeks outing. in company with
Mr.. and Mrs. Donaldson and Mrs. Nettie
Johnson. at Wades point. on Chesapeake
bay. Miss Miller will resume her place
today at the organ Of the Westminster
Memorial Presbyterian Church. where she
was engaged as substitute during the
summer for Mrs. Frank Byram. the reg
ular organist. who Is spending her sum-
mer, as usual, in the Adirondacks. Rob-
ert Burns will be the offertory soloist
this morning, and will sing Thy Will Be
Done" by Marston.
Miss Edna Dyer one Of the sopranos OF
the double quartet Of st. PAtrick's mixed
choir. has resigned her position In that
organization.
Miss Clara Drew. for many years con-
tralto soloist OF the First Church OF
Christ, is meeting with much success this
season in Berlin. Just at present she
has as her guest Miss Helen Macleod.
also OF Washington.
Mrs Warner Gibbs. soprano. will be the
offertory soloist at the First Baptist
Church today, substituting for Mrs
James Kerr. who lie i'll.
Mrs. Edmund Barry, organist of the
church, who has been absent from the
city, returned last evening and will be
In her place today.
Arthur L. Simpson has been substitute
ing as precentor at New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church during July and Au-
gust, in place Of Thomas L. Jones. who
Alta for the benefit OF his health. Mr..
Simpson has been engaged to take charge
Of the music at Emmanuel Episcopal
Church, in Anacostia, beginning next
the organ. and the chorus choir, which
numbers thirty voices. will reassemble
the Sunday following for its seasons
M work; ana MI Mr. and %,,:. MRS simpson succeed
resigned at the close OF the season. =,
Mr.. and Mrs Sol Minister and their lit
tie daughter have returned to the city,
from Old Orchard. Ne.
Mrs. Strong and Miss Gladys Strong
returned Thursday from a three-weekl
asT
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Shannon, the foref
mer identified for many years with local
choir circles. have returned to BROOKLYN.
N. Y. after visit to relatives in this
city. III
Miss Katharine Rich, one Of the violin
lists of the Rebew Orchestra, has been
spending the summer at Cape May N. J.
Miss Mary Sherrier soprano, is substi-
tuting at the First Church OF Christ for
Miss Flora McGill, who win be absent
from the city until late in September
This morning Miss Sherfer will sing Coen-
ems Come Unto Me-" with arthur Mayo
assisting at the organ.
Anton Kaspar and family Wilt return
September I. Prof. Kaspar was Obliged
to return so early because OF his duties
as choir director Of Ascension Church,
The choir will be materially enlarged.9
services beginning the first Sunday in
September
William X. Cohen, for many years ORG
the last six years organist OF Trinity NJ.
E. Church. has resigned, to accept the
position as organist and choirmaster of
the Second Baptist Church. succeeding
Louis c. Potter Mr. Cohen enters upon
his duties the frst Sunday IN September
and win have the assistance OF an octst
Of mixed voices In his new neld.