Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-07
Georgetown, which have been holding
services on alternate Sundays.

services on alternate Sundays.
Miss Mary A. Cryder has returned to
the city after a summers rest at Dover
House, Md. Miss Cryder is already plan
ming series of musicals to be given at
frequent intervals throughout the sea-
son.
The Misses Aylmer members Of the
Monday Morning and Rubinstein Clubs
returned early in the week from three
week stay with friends In Prince Will
liam county,Va. During their visit they
were entertained at many pleasant af-
fairs. the most formal being a garden
party and musical at which Miss Mar
garet and Miss Katie Aylmer. assisted by
other talent from this city, gave pleas
ing program.
The solo quartet of the First Congress
sional Church will reassemble at the
morning service today after a months
vacation. having been re-engaged last
includes Mrs. B. H. Smart. soprano;
Miss Edna Scott Smith, contralto; Ken
meth Ogden, tenor, and ]. Walter Humph-
rey, bass. w. T. Taber, organist and d.
having been called away early in the
week to attend the army maneuvers, and
will hold the first rehearsal of the full
choir-quartet and chorus Saturday EVEN
ing to inaugurate the winters work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Cans. the latter
prominent in the work of the Rubinstein
Club. left Thursday for New York and
sailed for a vacation trip to Panama.
They expect to be in Washington again
about September 20.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith-Maxwell has re-
turned from a two-month outing, during
which she visited her fathers ranch in
Oklahoma and incidentally filled a num-
her of concert engagements. Mrs. Max
well stopped en- route in Chicago to re-
| new old associations with Mrs. Flora
Stevenson, the concert pianist, with
! whom she gave Joint recitals before TAX
ing up her residence in Washington. Mrs.
Maxwell will again be in charge of the
vocal department of Martha Washington
Seminary.
Mrs. Arthur Granville Dunn, who has
been the soprano soloist of Temple Bap-
fist choir for the past eight years. has
severed her connection with that organi-
zation. and will sing today at st. Paul's
English Lutheran Church in place of
Mrs. Gottsman. formerly Miss Bertha
will be heard at the offertory in Gounod's
- Divine Redeemer."
Harry Wheaton Howard, organist and
choir director Of the Immaculate Con-
ception Church. In company with Rev.
Ambrose Beavans, assistant pastor of
the church, has gone on holiday outing
to Panama. Mr.. Howard is expected in
the city again in time to resume his
duties at the church the first Sunday in
October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis F.. Bradford. eel
list and soprano. respectively. returned
Friday from a three-week outing spent
at Allegheny Inn. Goshen, Va.
Mrs. William T. Reed, contralto soloist
of Calvary Baptist Church, and a prOml-
nent member of the Rubinstein Club, has
returned from Atlantic City, where she
had gone to recuperate after protract-
quite recovered her health, and Will re-
sumo her duties at the church this morn
ing, when the choir will reassemble Tor
next seasons work.
Miss Emma Houchen. contralto sohst
of Vermont Avenue Christian Church,
left Friday for q trip to Niagara fa!is'
Montreal and the Thousand Islands. She
will be joined at Westminster by her sis
ter, Mrs Barry, organist of the Church
of Our Father, who has been WISHING
relatives there since the middle or Au-
gust. During her absence her place AZ
the organ has been supplied by MISS Ella
Butler.
J. Walter Humphrey, bass OF Fist
Congregational Church. assisted Mrs. p.
the Union Chapel at North Chesapeake
Beach, where she has been IN cnaIse aii
summer. their selection at the onerIory,
Love Divine All Love Excelling. IRON
Stainer's Daughter of Jairus, peins
the subject Of much favorable comment
! Mrs. Ira r. t. Smith, soprano soloist
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