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ocean, as he has sailed by one Of thu
North German Lloyd steamers from Bal
timore for Bremen. which takes thirteen
days for the trip. and after only a few
days in Germany with Mr.. and Mrs
by the same route. SO as to prolong the
time he will spend on the ocean.
DR.. William Hamilton, tenor soloist OF
All Saints Episcopal Church, Chevy
Chase. left yesterday for Boston. where
ne will join a party of friends going t.
Nova Scotia for holiday trip.
Mrs. Horace Dulin. violinist and hon
orary member of the Rubinstein Club
with her mother and sister, Mrs. an6
Miss Ronsayille, is spending the month
OF August at Avon-by-the-Sea. Later
Mrs. Dulin will go to Bluemont, Va.
where she will be the guest Of relative:
of Mr.. Dulin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Torney Simon art
making their annual trip abroad, and
latest advices from them come from
Grundelwald. in Switzerland
Mrs. A. NJ. Blair. musical director oi
the Rubinstein and Monday Morning Mu-
sic clubs. who has been at her summer
home at East Gloucester. Mass, since
the last OF May. has organized chorus
of women among the residents there. and
is training them for a concert to be
given shortly for local charity.
Miss Marian West, chairman OF the
program committee Of the Music Study
Club. substituted last Sunday at st
Stephens Episcopal Church for Mrs
Browne. the regular organist. Miss Wes,
left last Monday. in company with Miss
Eleanor Traylor. for Orange Va: where
they will spend several weeks at Walnut
Hill, the old home of former Gov. KemI
OF Virginia.
Miss Angela F. Small, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs William Small OF Euclid street
whose stay abroad is indefinite, is now
In Scotland with her cousins, H. H
Millar, historian and art critic, and Da
vid Small. well known artist and mu
sician. Miss Small will visit England
Ireland and France before returning t.
her home in this city
Mrs. Arthur Glanville Dunn entertained
Thursday evening at a musical in honor
of her house guest. Miss Bessie Ceilings
of Cincinnati. The informal program
was given by prominent local musicians
among them William G. Atherholt, solo.
ist and director of music at Waugh Meth
odist Church. who sang For You
Alone and one number from Lehmann's
Persian Garden; Owen Penny. basso
who gave THE Walkan,' from Philemon
and Baucis": Sunset and Il Want Wha
Want When ] Want It.: William c.
Mills. tenor soloist of Mt. Pleasant Con-
gregationaI Church, who was heard iT
the barcarolle from Tales OF Hofmann'
Dunn and Mr.. Atherholt gave the due,
from Maid Marian Mrs. Dunn sang
Tosti's Goodbye" and Mrs. Dunn, Mrs
II. H. Mckee and Messrs. Mills, Ather-
the famous sextet from Lucia di Lam
mermoor," Mrs. Mckee playing also the
accompaniment
Miss Katharine May Brooks. president
Of the Music Study Club has returned
from series of visits at country homes
In the north, which included lengthy
stay at Tokeneke Park on Long Island
sound. the summer home of David
Bispham, and visit to Miss Beck Well
man, daughter of Walter Wellman, at
East Gloucester During their stay at
East Gloucester Miss Brooks was the
object of much attention from Washing
tonians located there for the summer.
The quartet of New York Avenue Pres
byterian Church is having it's annual va
cation. Mrs Nellie Wilson Shircliff, So
prano, is at her mothers cottage at At
lantic City. Miss Pauline Whitaker. con
tralto. left Tuesday for visit to friend:
at Seaport. l.. L., and later to Hamilton
n. Y. She will also spend a short time
at Atlantic City. John Nolan. basso. ha:
been making motor trips with his fam
lily to Atlantic City and elsewhere and
John Porter Lawrence, organist and di
rector, is visiting relatives in the north
Joseph f. Matthew, tenor, will be the
last to leave the city. He will starr
Saturday week for round of visits tG
friends in New York, Providence and
Woonsocket, R l., and just before his
return will stop for a few days at At
lantic City. While at Woonsocket he
will give two recitals.
Miss Leona Kidwell, secretary of the
Music Study Club, has returned from a
months visit to different parts Of the
north. She was accompanied by her
mother. and they were members of a
house party at Tokeneke Park. Conn.,, OF
which Miss Vida Bispham was hostess.
From there they went to Boston and
Winthrop, Mass. returning to Washington
by sea.
The second examination for boys with
good voices. between the ages of nine and
Cathedral School for Boys tomorrow
morning at 1920 o'clock. The successful
boys will make up the Cathedral choir,
which will sing in the new Bethlehem
Chapel of the Nativity in the Cathedral
Close. and they will also be entitled to a
free schola rship in the National Cathedral
School for Boys.
Raphael Koester. organist and director
of music at Concordia Church, has left
with his family for Detroit. Mich, where
he will spend several weeks. He will re-
turn about the 1st OF September.
Miss Harriet A. Harding. soprano solo
list of Calvary NJ. Z. Church, Mount
Pleasant. is spending her vacation at the
country home Of Senator and Mrs. George
B. Keezell, near Harrisonburg, Va. Be-
fore returning to the city in the fall she
will fill numerous musical engagements.
Mrs L. A. Roberts, soprano OF the First
Presbyterian Church, is enjoying her va
cation doing chautauqua work in Indiana
and Illinois. and will make her head
quarters during the month Of August al
the home of her parents, Vincennes, Ind