Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-10

some new works will probably be pro-
duced during the winter. After the very
successful years in his old studio MT
Comstock has changed his quarters, and
the new studio is not only handsome and
easy of access, but is sufficiently com
modious to comfortably seat 200 people
and Mr.. Comstock anticipates very busy
season.
Miss Marian West, chairman of the
program committee of the Music Study
Club has been rusticating at Orange
Va, since the middle of August. and Is
expected to return the end OF this week
Nine. Josef Kaspar has returned from
Europe and is spending the early TALL
with Mr.. Kaspar and her daughter, MRS.
Lawson. at Mont Salvat. the kaspar sum-
mer home near Bluemont. Mrs. and Miss
Heimendahl, widow and daughter OF
w. E. Heimendahl, who was well
known in musical circles of both Balti-
more and Washington, are house guests
this week at Mont Salvat. Mrs. Lawson
is already booked for a number OF must
cal events during the fall and winter
Among her engagements for the early
fall is one for a recital at the Ogontz
School. near Philadelphia, where she has
already sung for two seasons past.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Mandy have been
spending the summer at White sulphur
Springs, Waynesville. n. c., and are now
journeying homeward
Miss Kate Ellis. one of the sopranos of
the Rubinstein Club, returned yesterday
from weeks visit to Mrs. Maurer at
Blue Ridge Summit.
The preliminary program at the tent
service of the Church Of the Covenant
this evening will be given by quartet
composed of Miss Edith StOwell. soprano !;
Miss Josephine Dill, contralto: Messrs
Joseph Matthew tenor, and Arthur Del
bert. basso The selections will include
solos by each of the singers. as well as
ensemble numbers. as follows: Quartet,
from the cantata "Olivet to Calvary" by
Maunder; soprano solo. My Redeemer
and NY Lord" by Dudley BUCK; pass
tralto solo. by the Waters of Babylon:
bv Howell; tenor solo. Lead. kindiy
Light" by Hawley. and quartet. on
ward. Christian Soldiers" by Schneider.
Miss Anne Holden will assist, as usual
as accOmpaniSt.
Work on the new organ at Ingram Me-
mortal CONGREGATIONAL Church is pro-
crossing satisfactorily. and Mrs. nenIs
Hunt Mckee is rehearsing the cnolr ~
preparation for a special musical service
when the organ will be used for the first
time The cantats Ruth, oy Broad
will be rendered. and the following SO
sion. Ruth. Mrs. A J. Brylawski. con-
tralto: Naomi. Miss Josephine Gould, So
prano: Boaz. Edwin Callow. baritone:
First Reaper. Kenneth Ogden. tenor. or
Alexandria. Va; Orpha. Miss Marion Nc
Gov. mezzo-soprano: Israelitish woman
and Jewish maiden. Mrs. D. s. Lord. So
nrano: messenger Fred Mitchell, bari
tone. trio of angels, Misses Yula Starnell.
Bessie Joy and Mrs. f. T. Jones.
Miss Edith Stowell. soprano soloist of
the Epiphany Lutheran Church. has re-
turned from months outing near Deer
Park. Md.
Louis Corning Atwater, who spent the
month of August in the north, dividing
his vacation time between Cape Cod and
the Island of Nantucket. has returned to
the city and has resumed his work at the
Eighth Street Temple. The quartet COM
posed of Mrs. Nellie Wilson Shircliff. So
prano; Iona Stems. contralto; Harry