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

PIANIST Among Mr. Bagley's numbers
We're aria. Isl ira ceppi, from bere-
| NICE by Handel: Far Across the Desert
Sands Where the ALBANIA Flows.
How Many a Lonely Caravan. Allah.
| Be With Us: a song cycle. "A Lover in
Damascus. by Finden. and The Mad
| Dog" by Lehman. MIR. Bowie was
/ equally successful in his rendition of the
aria. 'Ah. Moon of My Delight" from
"A Persian Garden by Lehman; aria.
! che gelida Mamma from La 3D.
| heme, by Puccini: aria, Put on Your
| Smock'' from .-Pagliacci." by Leoncavai-
Lueevan Stella" by Puccini: The
Dawn by d'Hardelot: Born of Pain
Undying" by Franz: IF l But Knew, by
| Smith. and Wanderers Song, by Schu-
mann
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bradford, the for
mer "a well known celiist and the latter
d member of St. Patrick 5 mixed choir
will leave Tuesday Tor Ocean City, Md
where they viii be located at the Hotel
Hamilton. They will be Joined 2 little
later by Miss Marguerite Howa I'd. So
prano soloist of St. Stephens Catholic
Church, who will remain until some time
! in September.
! Miss Anna Belts has been summering
with relatives at North Salem. n y,
and will leave there shortly for a stay at
the home of her cousin, Dr. James ms
J lee, at Avoca, Pa. She viii return to the
! city about the middle of September
Walter T. Holt and Miss Alice B. Hill
are travelling through the south, filing a
series OF professional engagements.
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore T. Apple left
Tuesday for their summer outing. They
will make an extended stay at Rock
Royal. in the Catskills, where Mrs. APP
Pies cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. John Lloyd
Lewis. have a large estate and hand
some summer home. Mrs. Lewis is very
musical land arrangements are already
under way for several musicals and one
concert in which both Mr.. and Mrs. APP
| PIE will be the principal soloists. On tine
| journey northward they VIII stop en-
route in New York city. where they will
be house guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Traybold. and where they expect to meet
Jose Matthew and other musicians from
Washington to indulge in a social hour
and talk over old times" They viii re-
turn about September first.
| Rally day services at North Beach to-
| day will be made additionally attractive
by specially prepared program of music
to be given by Mrs 3. III. Smart. So
prano. and J. Walter Humphrey. bass.
both of the solo quartet of the First Con-
Sregational Church. Mrs. Smart VIII
sing, Some Sweet Day. by Edwards
and a duet with Mr.. Humphrey. lin
Heavenly Love Abiding" by Pontious.
and Mr.. Humphreys will be heard also in
the SOLO Gone Unto Me by HALEY.
Miss Helen Gladmon win be the accom-
PIANIST.
! Miss Marion McFall, soprano, and Miss
Lillian Koechling violin:st of this city.
are meeting with much success in their
| musical work this summer They We're
heard in recital at the Winchester Inn,
Winchester, Va, last week and in re-
Spouse to popular demand will give
another similar affair in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Oates lefc
Washington early in the week to spend
some time with relatives in Norfolk, Va.
Mr. and Mrs Paul Bleyden are spend
ing the heated term at Wildwood, y. j.
Mrs. Claude c. Judson is substituting at
st. Stephens Episcopal Church for Chan-
ming LIE Fevre the regular organist, who
is absent from the city.
| Church nave returned from a delightful
two-week outing at Shady Side. near An
napolis, and James w. Cheney jr., will
be in his place at the organ today The
music at the services during August is
furnished by the Chapter of Praise
volunteer chorus made up of members of
the congregation. Barrett's tie Deum"
and Barnby's 20 Lord, How Manifold"
will be sung this morning.
Miss Helen Dyer. Miss Phyliss Stewart
and Miss Helen Morey have returned to
the city after q most enjoyable outing
in Maryland. During their stay they