Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-08-06

few days with relatives of Mrs Apple at
her old hGme. New York city and are
now summering in the Catskill noun
tains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blanche Muir Dalsleish
ard their son Robert and Mr.. and Mrs
Melville D. Hensey and their children
made congenial party leaving last Tues
day for a summer outing at River
Springs, Md. They will return during the
coming week and Mrs. Dalgleish will be
! in her place at the Washington Heights
| j. S. Harris, who has been in charge of
! the organ at the Church of the Incarna-
ton during July. will leave tomorrow
for Ocean City, Md.
Mrs. James Kerr, contralto, who has
| been in charge of the music at the First
| Baptist Church during the summer
the choir today. Mrs. Warner Gibbs,
soprano, will substitute for her and will
| sing at the offertory Strelezkis arrange
ment of Il Need Thee, Precious Jesus
DR.. Henry w. Jaeger has returned from
a summer outing with st. Pauls Protes-
| tan Episcopal choir. which has been at
| the Calvert Hotel, North Beach, Md. DR..
Jaeger will leave tomorrow to be out Of
| the. city for the remainder of the month,
with the choir of the Church of the Good
| Shepherd. The choir will spend it's annual
summer vacation on the lower Potomac
| and Chesapeake bay in the neighborhood
| of Point Lookout He will resume his
| choir duties at ST. Paurs Church. Odd
street, in the early part of September.
H. H. Freeman left Thursday evening
| for Kinston. N. c., where he was engaged
| to play at the dedication service Of new
pipe organ in the Methodist Church Mr..
| Freeman will return via Norfolk and will
sail from there for New York and go
| thence to Ocean Grove to attend the ses-
sionS of the National Association of Or
| ganists.
The quartet of ST Paurs Lutheran
| Church has disbanded for the summer
| OF the choir. renders the offertory solo
each Sunday and is assisted by volunteer
chorus in leading hymns. Miss Hansen
will be heard today in a new sacred song
entitled Give Ear to My Word. oh
Lord written by her sister, Miss Marie
Hansen who is a scholarship pupil of the
Pea body Conservatory. and a talented pi-
anist. Mrs. William Hamilton Bayley.
! organist of the church, will remain at her
post of duty during the entire summer.
| Miss Edith B. Athey. organist of Ham
line NJ. E. Church, left the city during the
Alys Bentley's summer school in the Adj
rondacks. She will be in her place at
the church again the first Sunday of
| September when the quartet also will re-
| Miss Marian McFall, soprano soloist Of
the First Baptist Church. and Miss Lii
liam Koechling, violinist, are meeting with
| success in their musical work at Brad
dock Heights this season. Besides her re-
citals at the hotel Miss McFall is in much
demand at all the local festivities. and
was the soloist last Thursday at the
Sunday schools Of Frederick county. Md.
| She was heard in Gounod's 80 Divine
Redeemer,'' Miss Koechling playing the
obligato. Other Washingtonians taking
| part were the Misses Lizzie A. Coblentz
and Elsie Remsburg. who sang the duet,
My Faith Looks Up to Thee"
Miss Elizabeth Dessez. one Of the So
leave tomorrow for her summer outing,
which will be spent at Milford, Conn.
Charles Myers. tenor soloist Of st.
| i aul's Lutheran Church, has been spend
ing some time with his family at Wash
ington Grove, recuperatng from severe
| illness. He made brief visit TO the
city during the week.
Miss Ella Butler. who for many years
officiated at the organ of the Luther
Memorial Church, will play during the
month of August at the Universalist
| Church of Our Father, in place Of Mrs.
| Baxter, the regular organist.
| Mr. and Mrs. Anton Kaspar and their
| little daughter returned during the week
| from Easton. Nd. where they have been
enjoying themselves with boating. bath
| ing, fishing. grabbing and kindred amuse-
| ments, with just occasionally little
music by Mr.. Kaspar ito keep his hand
+, in" They will spend the remainder Of
| the heated term in the north
Miss Florence Keene, contralto. left yes
terday for Buena Vista. where she will be
the guest of Miss Mary Pond.
Mrs Walter Hilton. prominent mem
Der of the Friday Morning Music Club
| will leave during the week for a trip
| through the great northwest in company
| with her sister, Mrs. Jones. who has been
| her house guest for some weeks. They
| will go to Fort Russell, Wyoming where
| Surgeon Jones is at present stationed
| They will take in a number of interesting
places en- route. and will be Joined a week
| later by Mr.. Hilton.
Miss Katharine May Brooks in her
| round of summer visits, has reached the
Wellman cottage at East Gloucester.
Mass and finds herself very much at
home in the colony of Washington must
clans established at the New England re-
| sort Tor the summer, WHICH lHCluQcS MIS-.
A. NJ. Blair. president of the Rubinstein
| Club: Miss Mary A. Cryder. Miss Blanche
Yewell and many others. Miss Brooks
will not return until about the middle Of
the month
The preliminary program at the tent
service of the Church of the Covenant
| this evening will be given by a quartet
composed of Mrs. Annie Grant Fugitt.
soprano: Miss Anne Rogers. contralto:
Melville D. Hensey. tenor. and ]. Wal
ter Humphreys. basso, and their num-
bers will include a tenor solo by Mr..
Hensey the quartets. Now the Day Is
Over" by Harry Rowe Shelley: Like
| as a Father" by Marston. and Praise
the Lord. :" ''Oh jerusalem" by Maunder.
and a trio, Protect Us. o Father" by
Nichoai. Next Sunday evening Mrs.
| Fugtt will give the entire program.
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