Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-30

MI Johnson; pianist Miss B. Van de
Borgert, and directress, Mrs. Henry
Hunt Mckee
Miss Mabel Cecilia Latimer. formerly
| soprano soloist in the choir of the Shrine
| OF the Sacred Heart, and who is today
| hiling Mrs. Ethel Hotzclaw-Gawler's
pace as soprano soloist of the choir at
Calvary Baptist Church. will be heard
| In GounOd's 20 Divine Redeemer'' at
the evening service.
Mrs. Nellie Gillen Dorsey has been en-
| gagged as organist of st. Marys Catholic
Church and has already assumed her new
duties Mrs. Dorsey has had MANY wears
experience in choir work in Catholic
churches and inherits her musical gifts
from her mother. who was the soprano
soloist at St Stephens Catholic Church
| for fourteen years, and afterward played
the organ for thirteen years, making
tWenty-seven consecutive years service
in one church. Mrs. Dorsey succeeded
her mother as organist at st. Stephen $,
where she remained for nine years. and
directed also a choir of male voices during
the pastofate of the late Father Caughv
She resigned this position to go west and
during her stay of two years in Denver
presided successfully at the organ of the
Congregational Church The regular choir
of st. Mary's has disbanded for the sum
| mer and the music is being rendered by
the junior choir
Mrs. Annie Grant Fugtt substituted
last Sunday at the closing service at the
tniversalist Church of All Souls for mrs
II. Clay Browning, who is absent from
the city. Mrs. Fugitt will sing the first
and second Sundays of August at the
tent service of the Church of the Cove
nant Next Sunday the program will be
| given by quartet composed of Mrs.
Fugitt, soprano; Miss Anne Rogers. con-
! tralto; Melville D. Hensey, tenor and J.
Walter Humphreys. basso. The Sunday
| following Mrs. Fugitt will give the entire
program and will leave the next day with
! Mr.. F'ugitt and her two little daughters
| for Atlantic City. where they will remain
| until the middle of September.
! William Steiben. basso, will be the Of
| fertory soloist today at the First Bap-
| fist Church. his selection being Incline
! Thine Ear" and Mrs Edmund Barry
will assist, as usual, at the organ. Mrs
James Kerr, contralto soloist of the choir
| during the summer months, will go to
Virginia Beach during the week with a
party of friends. Mrs. Warner Gibbs.
soprano. will sing in her place next Sun
| day at the church.
Miss Jennie Glennan. organist and d.
rector of ST. Patrick's Church mixed
| choir, who has just completed one of the
career. will leave shortly for the Jersey
coast to renew her strength for next
winters work and incidentally to take
| in the sessions of the convention of the
National Association of Organists at
Ocean Grove. Miss Glennan at first was
| organist for many years at the Immacu-
| late Conception Church, going from there
to st. Matthew's Church. where she DEM
onetrated her tact as we'll as her musical
skill in organizing and keeping together
for thirteen years a large volunteer choir
| Her appointment at st. Patrick's last
| season was. we'll deserved recognition
1 of her previous good work. and her sue
cess has more than justified the expecta-
tons Of her many friends Miss Glennan
will be In her place again at st. Patrick
Sunday. August q.
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore T. Apple will
leave tomorrow for their annual outing.
| going first to Camden, n. j., where Mr..
Apple has professional engagement.
From there they will journey to the Cats
| kills and will be the guests for two weeks
| OF Mrs. Apples cousin at her summer
home. On the return trip they will stop
en- route in New York city to visit other
| relatives.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Gar4iglia are spend
ing some time with the parents Of the
| former at their summer home, near Nice,
| They will return to this country tho lat
ter'part of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. w.Iilasn J. Oates left DUR
| ing the week for ten-day visit to Miss
| Lulu Tavenner. Mrs Oates sister, at
| Campostel,a HEIGHTS. near Norfo'k. Va.