The Washington herald., 1912-07-21
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS

Claiming lie Fevre. organist of St.
Stephens Episcopal Church. Is spending
his vacation In and around Baltimore.
He will visit Rev. and Mrs. Dudley at
Surrattsville. Nd, where they have TAX
en a cottage. Mrs. Claude c. Judson
(nee Springsguth). is the substitute Or
ganist and has charge of the girls choir
for July and August. Henry Purcell
Veazie. director of the boys choir, Is
spending his two-months' vacation with
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley.
The Naval Gun Factory Band. An
tonia Gallo director. gave the following
excellent programme Friday evening at
the Navy Yard: March. Hero of the
Isthmus' Uampe); overture. 'Tustspeil"
(Bela); serenade. Evening Thoughts
CBeckwelD: mosaic from ';Ermtnie"
tJakobowskD; waltz. ''Banita" (Egan);
(a) when / Was Twenty-one and You
Sweet Sixteen" Becker: OBJ The Har-
Dor Of Love" CBlake): caprice. "Old Set
tiers on Parade CTally): finale. That
Ragged Rag anderson; Star Span
gled Banner"
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Harry Cunningham
have taken a cottage at Piney Point,
where Mrs. Cunningham and their
family have been for a week. Mr.. Cum
ningham joins them there for the
week-ends. Miss Eleanor Mae Baker
10 substituting for Mrs. Cunningham
At the organ of the Washington
Heights Presbyterian Church.
Miss Mildred Hoge, a member Of the
quartet under the direction Of Mrs. R.
II. Dalgleish. is visiting relatives in
Ohio. where she will spend the remain
der of the summer.
Miss Viola Shippert. another of Mrs
Dalgleish's girls" is in New York for
for quite long visit She will not re-
turn to Washington before the end of
September.
Mr. and Mrs. Melville Hensey and
their family are at River Springs,
where they usually spend the summer.
Mr.. Hensey spends as much of his time
as possible with them.
Mrs. William T. Reed. contralto
soloist of Calvary Baptist Church. ac-
companied by Mr.. Reed and their son,
will spend the month of August in At
lantic City.
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the former director of the choir of the
Congregational Church. recently re-
turned from a motor trip with DR.. and
Mrs. Brightwell The trip. one of 500
miles, included Gettysburg. Chambers
burg. Hagerstown. Harpers Ferry.
Winchester. Staunton, Lexington. and
the Natural Bridge Of Virginia Mr..
whiddit left Washington for Norfolk,
Va, Immediately after their return,
where he will fill a church position
during the summer months. Mrs.
Whiddit, who went to Montgomery, N.
Y, at the same time Mr.. Whiddit went
to Norfolk. will not return here until
September, when she will fill the posi-
tion of organist at the Ingram Me-
mortal Church. Mr.. whiddit will not
return until October.
The Energetic Club" composed Of pu-
pills Of Charlotte Gardner Lppitt. held
its last meeting for the season. July 10.
The programme consisted of solos, trios
and duets, all of which were well rem
dered- The club has been meeting
during the past season, and
many interesting and helpful programmes
have been given. Those taking part July
10 were the Misses Seely. Imhoff. Weaver.
Pullman, Stephens, Mrs Kneessi Mrs.
Turner Mrs. Tucker. Mrs. Wilbur. Mr..
Conner, Mr.. Young. and Mr.. Liekey.
Mrs Grace d. jackson and Mr.. Harry
Wilbur assisted Mrs. Lippit: in accom-
panying.
Miss Marion McFNall, soprano soloist of
the First Baptist Church, and Miss Lii
Ian Koeckling. violinist. are arranging
a recital to be given in the ballroom of
the Winchester Inn at Winchester Va
where they are spending the summer.