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H. w. Weber, baritone. with Miss Bessie
Humphreys, at the piano, will furnish ap-
propriate music each Sunday morning
from to $50 o'clock in the Keller Me-
mortal Sunday School. This morning the
orchestra will play Softly Unawares."
Herd Maids Dream, Sweet Dreams to
Thee; and after the lesson there will be
French horn and clarinet duet. The
Voice of Love-" by Messrs. William Eich-
ner and II. b. Schmidt.
Miss Christine NJ. Church has resigned
her position in the Hamline quartet and
gone to Nelson, Neb.. to accept a situa-
tion as teacher of mathematics and music
in the high school at that place.
The weekly musical and literary pro-
grams given at the government printing
Office are proving an attractive feature
and are altogether too brief to satisfy the
interested audience that gathers at the
noon hour each Wednesday. Last week
Mrs. Delphine w. Brown and Eric X.
Schilling, two talented pianists. were
heard in several duets. among them
Cradle Song" by Nevin and two of the
Moszkowski Spanish Dances. The pro-
gram the week preceding was given by
4. G. Jennings. mandolinist, Forrest
Grimes, pianist and F. D. Scott. dramatic
reader. Mr.. ScottS selection was Inger-
soils arraignment of Napoleon Bona
parte. and was given with depth of
feeling that elected for him the hearty
applause of all present. The instrumental
numbers. though in lighter vein, were
also particularly well rendered Next
week Miss Kate Ellis, one of the So
pranos of the Rubinstein Club, will sing
two little Irish songs by Lohr. and the
trio. Praise Ye from Attila." given early
request by Miss Ellis. Maurice Fitzger-
aid of st. Patrick's Church and Benja-
min Lineback. bass, who is in charge of
these musicals.
Benjamin A. Lineback bass assisted
the quartet at the First Baptist Church
recently. singing with fine Interpretation
Bischoffs setting of IF God So Clothe
the Grass"
Fulton karr, organist Of Mount Vernon
Methodist Church has returned from a
two-week outing at Bluemont. Va, and
at Atlantic City, and will be in his place
again at the organ today.
Mrs. Frank Byram, organist and choir
director of Westminster Memorial Pres
byterlan Church. has returned from her
annual soiourn in the Adirondack noun
tains and is already planning for busy
winters work. The reorganization Of her
choir will be completed in the course of a
week or two Miss Aileen Miller. who
was in charge of the music during Mrs.
Byrams absence, will be the offertory
soloist today and will sing Van de
Waters :Penitent.''
Mrs. Hobart Brooks and her daughter.
Miss Katharine NJ. Brooks, president of
the Music Study Club, have been en-
Joying ten-day visit to Mrs. Lawson
beautiful summer home. Mont Salvat,
near Biuemont. They are expected to re-
turn tomorrow.
Miss Alice. Burbage. pianist will re-
turn during the week from an extended
stay at Deer Park, where she has been
winning new laurels, not at the piano,
but on the tennis court and golf links.
Miss Ednah j. Landvoigt entertained
several musical friends Tuesday even
ing. when the program of instrumental
ana vocal numbers was contributed by
man. Miss Margaret Wright. Miss
Margaret Cooper. Miss Helen Pyles, Miss
Ida Gum, Miss Lois Barnes, Miss
E.dnah Landvoigt. Mrs w. A Joyce and
Miss Eleanor Landvoigt
Mr.. and Mrs George j. Hesselman
entertained about forty guests Friday
evening at their suburban home in
SheVy Chase, Md, in honor of Dr. and
Mrs T. S. Lovette of Texas. who are
returning to their home. after a sum-
mer spent in European cities Mrs
Lovette was formerly Miss Eva Whit
ford OF this city. William Conrad Mills
and Frederick Sillers. tenors, assisted
DR.. and Mrs. Lovette in giving quite an
extensive musical program Mr.. Mills
sang two Indian songs. by Cadman.
Love Is the Wind" by MacFadyen:
aaees onF of Of Rosee Dreamins hn by Hahn and
Lovette added to the pleasure Of the
occasion by giving Spring Has Come,
by White: a Birthday" by Cowen:
"Vergelbiiches Standchen," by Brahms;
IF | Could Only Love Thee by
Lovette: Mr.. Sillers sang Dreams Of
the Summer Night" by Hawley, and Il
Hear You Calling Me-" by Marshall; DR..
"Capriccio Brilliante," by Mendelssohn,
and several of his own compositions
Mrs. Howard l.. Wilkins and DR.. Lovette
assisted as accompanies.
Mrs Susanne Oldberg has returned
from a two-week outing at Werners-
vile, Pa.
are in the city again after a summer
spent in and around Detroit, Mich.
where Mr.. Greene achieved his usual
success in a number of private musicals.
Roy F. Carly, president Of the Mount
Pleasant Singing Society, and other
members had an informal meeting this
past week and discussed with William
conrad M1lIs, the director of the society,"
the plans for the coming season The
society was organized in January of
this year. and has already given three
very creditable public performances.
There are seventy-four members now
enrolled In addition to the operetta
now in rehearsal, it is planned to take
up Thanksgiving sacred cantata, to be
prepared for public rendition dur
ing the Thanksgiving season. Other
sacred cantatas will be studied during
the winter months. A call will be is.
sued by the secretary Of the society
for social meeting to be held at the
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church
Monday evening, September 80, to give
the members opportunity to meet after
the summer vacation. and to thoroughiv
discuss the plans already tentatively
made.