Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-17
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! Burbase delighted the other guests by
giving several informal recitals. and has
prepared the Grieg concerto for muslcai
| event at which she is to appear IN Scne-
nectady, n. Y, early in the fall.
Miss Lillian Chenowith contralto. has
! returned from her summer outing at
Peakes Island Me-. stopping en- route at
| Portland and Boston. Miss ChenoWith
made the trip in company with Miss
| Emma Lowell. and they were heard at
| Peakes Island in several informal re-
citaIs. Miss Chenowith will sing today
at Wesley Methodist Church, and at the
| morning service will be heard in Nevin's
| Low. Divine. In the evening she will
sing Abide with Me-. set to the music
of Kate Vannah's Goodbye, Sweet
J Day.
| Miss Blanche Polkinhorn. for the past
! three seasons soloist at All Saints Epis-
copal Church. Chevy Chase. has returned
| from a summer vacation spent at OWly-
| cut Lodge. in the Adrondacks. with Miss
Aiys Bentley. Miss Polknhorn will be in
her place at the church to-day. and at
the offertory will sing the contralto aria,
i 20 Rest in the Lord
The first rehearsal this season of the
| choir OF Foundry Methodist Church was
| held Tuesday evening. all of tie old mem
| bers being in their places. The rehearsals
are held every Tuesday evening DIT
| o'clock in the parlors of the church, ana
|
choir is to be enlarged to 100 voices. and
| is under the direction of Sidney Lloyd
| WTlghtson. The orGaniza ton Will sing
| at the Sunday evening services only. and
| will not make its first appearance this
season until the first Sunday in October.
Miss Marian McFall. soprano. and Miss
| Lillian koechiins, violinist. have returned
| from Braddock Heights. Md. where they
met with much success in musicals
| throughout the season. Miss McFall will
resume her duties today at the First Bap-
! list Church. when she will sing Gount d :
Lord is " Shepherd" by Smart At the
! evening service the soloist will be T.. H.
McLachlen baritone, who will give an
other setting OF The Lord Is My Shep-
/, herd. and will be heard also with Miss
McFall, in duet, THE Guiding Star
Lester Ballard will sing the offertory
number at Westminster Memorial Prcsby
4 terrain Church this morning. his selection
being A Prayer For Faith. At the
evening service Robert Burns will be
| heard in If God So Clothe the Grass
by DR.. ]. w. Bischof. with Mrs. Frank
BSram again presiding at the organ.
Mrs Charlotte n Lippitt returned dur
! ing the week from Norwich, Conn,
where she has spent tho summer with
relatives. Mrs. Lippitt sang last Sunday
at the First Baptist Church of Norwich
and has given number of enjoyable
musicals during her holiday there.
| Harvey Murray orsanist of the Church
of the Covenant who has been spending
the SUMMER in Maine. will return the
latter part of this month During his
absence Miss Anne &. Holden has been
officia ting at the organ
The choir of Old St. Paul's Church,
Rock Creek parish under James w.
Cheney has resumed work for the sea-
nd viii sin nryfin 10
Deum Laudamus,' by Mario, in b fiat:
''Jubilate Deo'' i'm G. by Briggs and at
the offertory The Lost Sheep" by NJ.
b. Foster.
Mrs. Nellie O'Hare Pollard. contralto
soloist of st. Stephens Catholic Church.
lis spending the. closing weeks of her
HOLIDAY at Monmouth, III. Mrs Pollard.
in company with her husband and young
son, left the city early in August. going
from here to Niagara Falls. From there
they travelled by way of the great lakes
to Chicago, thence to La Sale. ILL.,, to
her stay at La Sale Mrs Pollard gave
an informal recital at st. Vincent's Acad-
envy, where her sister, Sister Cecilia. is
at present located. The evening follow
ing she was the guest of honor at a
musical given by Mrs. Ralph Bayley. a
prominent pianist of La Sale. Mrs Pol
lard is at present the guest of her hus-
bands relatives in Monmouth. and has
phonograph company at La Sale. where
she will stop en- route on her return trip
to Washington. She will return to the
city before October |, when she Is to
resume singing at st. Stephens Church.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred 6. Eldridge. the
former organist and choir director of
ST Margaret's Episcopal Church. have
returned to tie city. having spent
delightful month at Stony Man Camp.
During Mr.. Eldridge's absence his place
at the organ, was supplied by Mrs. W.
I'll. McEwan.
Mrs Henry Hunt Mckee has been
engaged as teacher of both vocal and
instrumental music at Arlington Insti-
| tute. Alexandria, Va.
! Miss Marian Mccoy will sing the Of
| fertory number at Ingram Memorial
Congregational Church this morning.
ganist of st. Andrews Episcopal Church.
| returned last week from summer trip
to Europe. During his stay abroad. Mr.:
/ Kari took a three-month course Of
study in Liverpool under the celebrated
| organist and composer. Dr. William
FauIkes. and was among the guests at
gathering held in ST. Margarets Hall.
| Rocky Lane. Anheld. In honor Of DIR.
/ Faulkes' twenty-ffth anniversary as or
sanist Of st. MarxaFei's Church. In the
course of his trip Nr. Karr also visited at
Barton on lumber. the home Of his an
/ cestors; Stratford -s5fi~Syoft. oxford, Lon
don Canterbury ahG various other points
of interest III Scotland Ireland and
| Wales.
E! Miss Helen Giat5tlon has returned from
| her vacation spent ~ Eioek Island H. ].
Mrs Albert l.. Johnson. member Of
the Rubinsteln cub entertained the la
dies Of the Pressgyfsfian Home with
song recital Wednesday, evening Mrs.
J w. H. Moore MAS the pianist