Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-22

mixed voices at ST. Patrick's Church, of
which Miss Jennie Gennan is organist
and choir director.
Miss Minnie A. Bailey has returned
| from a brief vacation spent in the Blue
Ridge mountains, and is playing today at
! Gurley Memorial Presbyterian Church in
place of Miss Marguerite Allen, for whom
she will substitute next Sunday also.
| Miss Bailey has had a busy summer.
during July and August substituting at
the Central Presbyterian Church, and
! the first two Sundays Of September TAX
| ing the place of Fulton karr at the organ
| Of the Mount Vernon Methodist Church.
Mrs Annie Grant Fugitt, who has de-
cided not to accept any permanent church
engagement this season. Will substitute
| at Foundry Methodist Church, beginning
next Sunday, for Miss Mary Sherier, the
regular soprano of the solo quartet. MISS
| Sherier will sing at the services today
| for the last time before leaving ior an
| extended concert tour with the Marine
| Band.
| Sydney Lloyd Wrightson has returned
| to the city from ShaWnee-o
| where he spent the summer. Just pre-
vious to his return he filled an engage
| ment at Annisquan. Mass. where he was
| soloist at a concert given under the Oil
| rection of Mrs. \. NJ. Blair. director OF
! the Rubinstein and Monday Morning
| clubs of this city.
| Miss Jennie Glennan. organist and choir
| director of st. Patrick's Church, is busy
with her plans for the coming season,
| among them the reorganization of the
| chorus for the Gaelic Society. Miss Glen
| nan has already secured a number OF
| desirable voices, and rehearsals will be-
gin early in October.
Miss Marian West, chairman of the
| program committee of the Music Study
| Club, has at present as her house guest
| Miss Catherine Adair of Elizabeth, n. j.
Miss Adair has been the recipient or much
| attention during her stay in the city, ana
| will be the guest of honor tomorrow al
| luncheon given by the sister of the
hostess. Mrs Orville b. Drown. She
was entertained informally Tuesday even
| ing by Miss Katharine NJ. Brooks, presi-
dent Of the Music Study Club, other
guests present being S. NJ. Fabian
| Frank Norris Jones and George b. Will
son. Miss West and Mrs. Drown will
spend several weeks in October in Orange
! Va.
| Mrs Emma Prall knorr, an accomplish
| ed pianist and member of both the
Rubinstein and Friday Morning Music
! past few weeks visiting relatives after a
! summer spent at the Greenbrier White
Sulphur Springs and Asbury Park
| MISS lud liIldil, SIoiiiiiSt, WIS nv
! offertory soloist recently at the Mount Yer
non Methodist Church. when she PLAYED
| effectively Schumann's "Abendlied,' Miss
Minnie Bailey assisting at the organ.
| Frank Norris Jones, vice president OF
the Piano Teachers Association, divided
| the time of his summer holiday between
| his old home at Versailles, Ind, and
| Great Neck, Long Island. where he was
| the guest of relatives. He has now re-
! turned to the city. and, with Mrs. Frank
| Byram, president Of the association. Is
planning the associations activities fol-
| the coming season.
| position of tenor Soloist of st. Paul.
| Lutheran Church, has returned to the
city after an extended stay in the west
where he was called by professional en-
gagements
The Motel Choral Society of 100 voices
| now in the fourth season of its musica
| activity, will begin rehearsals the frs
Tuesday in October. The director, Otto
Torney Simon. has just returned from
abroad. and while in London selected a
| the different publishing houses music Of
unusual interest for the coming season
The first concert will take place, as usual
the middle of December All application:
secretary Of the Motel Society, No. Z
| Seward apartments. city.
| BayaEd X. Gibson, formerly with st
| Johns choir, Lafayette square. will sins
this season with the choir of Washington
Cathedral under the direction of Edgar
Priest.