Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-11

guire, who has delighted the congre-
cation at the II o'clock service with
her solo numbers, has lyric soprano
voice and has recently returned from
New York, where she sang for MeSsrs.
Savage and Walter Damrosch: with a
view to engagements for the coming
season. Miss Mcguire made her debut
as Lucia in Lucia di Lammermoor,
with the Boston symphony Orchestra,
at the Boston Theater, three seasons
ago. and has sung also with the Aborn
Opera Company and with Sousa 5
Band and the Victor Herbert Orches-
ira
Next Sunday morning she will sing
at the benediction service following
the mass 20 Salutaris." adapted to an
aria from the opera. Norma"
Mrs. Ernest Lent. with her two young
er children, is spending the summer
again at Madison. Wis, where she is the
guest of her brOther-in-law and sister
Prof. and Mrs. Rolf. Prof. Rolf holds
the chair of economics in the University
young people in returning to the city. and
will go with Mr.. Lent for a two-week
stay at one of the seashore resorts.
Miss Adelaide Clements. contralto, is
spending the month of August as the
Clarion, Pa, having concluded her stay
at Lancaster. Pa, where she sang in St
Marys Catholic Church. Last Wednes-
day she was the principal soloist at a
musical given by Miss OverholZer al
MillersvIle, Pa, and she was received
with enthusiasm, especially after her in
depreciation of the cOntralto aria from,
Don Fatale.' Today she will assist with
the music at the Presbyterian Church OF
Clarion. and will sing These Are They,
from Gaurs Holy City
Miss Mamie NullallV OrSaniSt st
Augustine's Church. has returned from
New York. where she went early in the
summer to coach with a prominent teach
er. Miss Mullally's stay was prolonged
her brother. Rev. Charles Mutually, S. j..
who arrived in New York last week on
the Hamburg American steamer General
Grant. Father Mutually is a Washing
tonian, and has spent the past four years
at Tortosa, in Spain, where he was or
dained to the priesthood. He has been
assigned to teach at Gonzaga College,
this city. Miss Mutually and her mother
made the return trip from New York by
water, reaching home last Wednesday.
During the Offering at Grace NJ L.
Church this morning Mrs. Clifford Mrs.
Hughes and Mr.. Crawford will sing. The
choir will be augmented by the Misses
Church. Brooklyn, n. Y. Mrs Thomas
P. Newbold will be at the organ and will
render ''Canzonetta," from the Raymond
overture, as the prelude.
Sydney Lloyd Wrightson gave the sec
ond of a series Of musicals at his sum-
mer residence. Hillbrow. Sunday after
noon. Miss Julia Higgins of this city
was the accompanist. After giving a
program of eighteen numbers Mr.. Wright
son presented a new song cycle, Songs
of Odysseus,' by Cadman. Among other
selections n De-
light" from Lehmans Persian Garden
Love Song" by Haliman: The Dawn. -
by D'Hardelot: The Lilies Clustered,
by Dana: A Flower from manuscript:
"Hoffnung.' by Reichardt; Love is the
Wind and Inter Nos both by Mac
Fadyen: Itch Grolle Nicht." by Schu-
mann.
Washington talent contributed largely
to the pleasure and success of musical
and lawn fete given Monday evening at
the residence of Miss Maria Harrison at
Leesburg. Va. The program was given
by Messrs. Jack Bowie tenor, and James
%. Bagley. baritone, OF this city. assisted
by Miss Margaret Laycock as accom-