Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-23

across the water. and are now enjoying
two-week stay nj Paris.
Mrs \ H. Melvin was the soloist -
the tent service Of the Church Of tn
Covenant last SUNDAY evening. Halstead
y. Hoover ACCOMMODATING.
Pythan Temple was nllcd with
capacity audience n the annual recital
OF pupils of Mrs. Ressie Y Wild
Among the numbers given were
Dance of the lmps. Misses Ida
Gum. Mary Louise HasmeN. Geneva
Wallace and Charles ProudleN: Marcel
Of the Flower Girls Miss Margaret
Miller. vocal solo. nenzas ~ May
Morning. Miss Estelle Wild; Pan"
OPP ~ Miss Geneva Wallace, Chant
Gitana. q. Risdon Allen. The Surprise.
Misses Th~lma Payne. Nina and tlyons
Wallace and Charles Proudley; Rose
Of My Heart" Miss Mary Willoughhy:
'TanZwieze." Miss Lida Gum: Voice
Of the Morning. Miss Mary Louise
Hussey: 'Frauesmarsch. Miss ClNona
Wallace Others taking part in th-
program We're Miss Matilda Seniof.
Roger T.. craley. Archie Davis, MrS
Deborah Hickman Lawson. Miss Ruth
Terrell and Nina Wallace
Another delightful Informal musical
took place Tuesday AZ the residence OF
Mrs. Franklin r. Howe. I'm Brookland.
when many OF the musical contingent
OF Washington assembled IN her spa
cious. home. Mime. Won lnschuld gay"
the Eleventh Rhapsody Of List witt
much power and brilliancy. Will"
Gertrude McRae also gave piano
selection Mr. J. Glushak baritone.
pleased with several vocal numbers.
while Mary Helen Howe sang several
operate and oratorio selections. Louis
A. Potter tr., was the accompanies OF
the evening. At Mrs. Howe's second
musical of the week. given Thursday
evening. the program was contributed
By Miss Clarine McCarty. pianist. and
Miss Mary Helen Howe, colatura SO
prano. Miss Howe has been meetinG
with signal success in the south. and
will leave in a few days To fill "A sum
mer engagement in Georgia, returning
in late August for brief visit home
before returning south for the winter
The pupils of Miss Gertrude McRae AZ
their recent recital. given at the roster
Recital Hall. were assisted by Miss Ida
Ullman, yiolinst, and Miss Pear Grigsby.
soprano. The students who participated
in the excellently interspersed program
included katherine tiellmick. Dorothy
Kelly. Wesley Smith. John McRae. Ida
Goldstein. Rosa Vita. Kathryn Keelv
Regina koebere and Charles ORrien
BY special request Miss McRae closed
the program with 'Polonaise" in r.
major. by Siszl.
Mrs Annie Grant Fusitt. who has been
obliged 10 give up her professional work
for the greater part of the past season
on account Of throat trouble. is suffi
GENTLY recovered to resume her musical
engagements. and Will substitute for the
remainder of the season for Mrs. H. Clay
Browning. soprano soloist. at the Uni
tartan Church of All Souls. Mrs. Fugitt
will also give the program next SUNDAY
evening at the tent service of the Church
of the Covenant She sang yesterday
morning at the Shrine OF the Sacred
Heart at the funeral of AIRS. Catherine
Hessler. and was especially effective in
the solo, Come Unto Me-" by Coenan,
given at the end of the high mass Mrs
Esther Gumprecht. formerly of 81. Pat
rck's choir. also contributed to the pro-
gram.
The choir of Vermont Avenue Christian
Church has disbanded for the summer
after giving exceptionally attractive
musical service Sunday evening. Miss
Helen Crennan, soprano. left TUESDAY
evening for North Edgecomb Me-, for
the summer; Mr.. Sunny, bass. has ten
dered his resignation, which took effect
June IL; Miss Emma Houchen, contralto.
and w. L. Braithawaite, tenor and d.
rector, will take vacation until the fall.
when, with the exception of Mr.. SUNNY.
they will resume their work at. the
church.