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

the conclusion of their visit and later
will go to Leesburg. Va, to remain I'M
til the middle of September.
E. Taylor Chewing. tenor, will give
the offertory number at Westminster
Memorial Presbyterian Church this morn
ing, Miss Aileen Miller substituting at the
organ for Mrs. Frank Byram, who is alb
sent from the city. Mr.. Chewning's Sc
lection will be "a Dream of Paradise" by
Hamilton Gray. Miss Miller will leave
in a few days for Wade Point, on Chesa-
peake bay. where she will spend three
her absence Miss NJ. l.. Spaulding will
preside at the organ.
Miss katharine May Brooks. who has
been spending the last ten days as the
guest of Vida Bispham at Tokeneke Park,
will leave tomorrow for East Gloucester,
Mass, where she will visit Miss Rita
Wellman, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Wellman.
Mrs Katharine Rogers. first soprano of
st. Patrick's mixed choir. left last week
for New York and will spend her Vaca-
ton in the Catsktll mountains.
Miss Viola Schippert. a promising young
soprano, and Jack Bowie. tenor soloist
of Epiphany Church, were the soloists
last Sunday at the musical service of
King Solomon Lodge at the Masonic
Home for the Aged. Miss Schippert sang
Zone Sweetly Solemn Thought" by Boex.
and Beyond the Gates of Paradise by
King, receiving much favorable com
mendation, and Mr.. Bowie was heard to
advantage in by the Waters OF Baby
lon.' Miss Mildred Hoge assisting as
accompanist.
The weekly concert of the chautauqua at
Washington Grove was given Saturday
evening by the Lyric Glee Club, composed
of Omar Covert, tenor and flute soloist:
Francis I. Hendry. second tenor. cornet
soloist and reader: Harry M. Doolittle,
baritone, trombone soloist and pianist,
and Tom c. Polk. basso. reader and
manager, the program including both
vocal and instrumental numbers and
evoking much applause
William G. Atherholt. tenor soloist and
director of music at Waugh Methodist
Church. Is taking his summer outing with
relatives at Chester, Pa. Mr.. Atherholt
will also visit in New York and Atlantic
City previous to his return to Washing
ton.
The choir of Ascension Church. under
the direction Of Anton Kaspar will dis
band for the summer after the service to-
day. Mrs. Van Ripper. formerly Miss
Flora Jackson, who has been the soprano
or several years, has been re-engaged
for another season. Her summer outing
will be trip to New York by sea. with
Mr.. Van Ripper, and she will return in
time to resume her duties at the church
the first Sunday in September. Miss
Frances Harrison, organist Of the church.
is still quite seriously iii. Her place at
the organ has been filled recently by her
| sister, and during August Milford Wits
will substitute for her.
Mrs. John Winthrop wadleish. formerly
Miss Mary Remey, an honorary member
of the Rubinstein Club, Is taking a trip
through the great northwest with her
husband. Capt. Wadleigh, after spending
the winter and spring at her old home in
this city.
Miss Elise Davis, first contralto soloist
of st. Patrick's mixed choir Is visiting
friends in North Carolina and later will
60 to the Adirondacks for the remainder
Of the summer.
Miss Katharine Lee Jones is at Bar
Harbor, where she IL tho guest of Mrs.
Henry NJ. Baker Of New York
A midsummer event Of interest was the
concert given by the Rebew orchestra
for the benefit Of the Brentwood Sunday
school. A, characteristic program had
been prepared by the director, H. w
Weber. aud was thoroughly appreciated
by the audience. Among the numbers
sans TOR
the Gnomes": waits sounds From the
Valley; selection. Fortune Teller: !dyl.
affair d'Amour," and march, "Cecen-
NAL" The event closed the busiest sea-
son In the history Of this Organization.
including twelve large concerts in add
ton to the regular monthly public re-
hearsals in the lecture room OF Keller
Memorial Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Weber
and their family will spend. the remain-
der of the heated torn at Atlantic City.
Paul E!eyden tenor sooist OF the