Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-24
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Miss Plaster of Bluemont and Martin
\. MoinSin of Indiana
The quartet of Foundry Methodist
Ihurch, with its organist. George III
llson and its director: Anton Kaspar
mas been re-engaged FOR another season
ne quartet Is composed of Miss Mary
Sherier. soprano. Miss Anna Brett. con-
tralto; J. r. NJ. Bowie tenor. and
Charles +. Moore, bass. Miss Anna de
shields. orsanist of the Sunday school
is playing during August. while Mr.
! wilson and the quartet are on their va
cation. Miss Sherier has been engaged
as soioIst again with the Marine Band
i lor tour. openins September - and
lasting seven weeks. Their itinerary will
take them this season into New England
the middle west and Canada.
inston musicians who are laways most
generous with their time and talent i'm a
good cause. was the moving spirit in a
musical and literary entertainment given
last Week at River Springs, Md. where
| she. with party of Washington visitors
is spending the month of August The
entertainment, which was for the benefit
OF u public school in St Marys county
attracted = large audience from county
society, as we'll as from the contingent
OF visitors at nearby summer resorts and
Melted substantial sum toward paying
Tor the piano at the school The pro-
gram was given by well known musicians
OF this city and included duet for violin
and piano: overture. '.Caliph of Bag
, dad Miss Sloan and Mrs Annie Louise
POWELL soprano solos. "Adieu Marie"
ana Sweet Miss Mary" by Neidinger.
Miss Julia Doyle: recitation. Miss E.s-
telie Murray: soprano solos. The
Swallows" by Cowen. and Resale by
de koven. Miss Ada Corbett: violin
solo. Spanish Serenade. by Oscar
Finck. Miss Sloan: soprano solos Sum
mer.' by Chaminade: "ViIanelle," by
del Acqua, and MY Boat Miss Viola
schlppert; contralto solos. My Dreams
by Tost: Nora" by Piggott. and THE
| Little Irish Girl by Lohr. Mrs Dali
ray. and duet The Wind and the Harp"
Miss schippert and Mrs. Dalgleish.
| Miss Regina Elizabeth Winston, daugh-
| ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Winston of Madison
Hall Seminary. is home again for a short
| stay after a period of three months in
Paris coaching under Harold Bauer. Miss
Winston had planned to go at tile con-
cluSlon of her course with Bauer to Ber-
lin to study under another celebrated
teacher of piano. but at the conclusion
of her last lesson the master pronounced
her ready, as far as technical equipment
IS concerned. for the concert field and
advised that she study alone for next
season. preparing her programs and al
lowing her own individuality more thor
oughly to permeater her work and her
ston VIII sail again for Europe to listen,
To study and TO absorb the atmosphere
of the great European musical centers
and later she will invade the concert field
in which it is predicted by all her teach
eIs She will attain unusual success
J. Walter Humphrey, bass soloist Of
the First CONGREGATIONAL Church. Mrs
Humphrey and their daughter Elizabeth
are spending the week end with Mrs
d. II. Smart at her cottage. Twin Oaks.
North Chesapeake Beach, Md.
Mrs ID. Olin Leech. vice president of
the Rubnsiein Club and contralto soloist
of Wesley Methodist Church. is passing
her vacation at Rehoboth Beach, Del.
instead OF at BaileyS Island. Me-, as has
been her custom for many years.
Miss Mary c. Hamilton has been APP
pointed one of the faculty at Chevy
Chase Seminary. where she will teach
guitar. mandolin and banjo in the music
department.
Mar2aret's Episcopal Church choir will
assist Mrs. Il. II. Smart at the Union
Church services at North Chesapeake
Beach today and will sing The Good
Shepherd" by Van de Water, with Mrs.
Jeffries accompanying on the piano
Miss Carolyn Gof. for four years
contralto soloiSt OF the Luther Place
Memorial Church, this city. and for |
.eveTal years past on the staff of !
Chevy Chase Seminary. has accepted /
an engagement as member of the fac /
ulty OF the Arts Club Lexington. /
Ky.
Norman DAILY of this city has been
staying for brief period ct Herndon.
va. and was the principal soloist at
a musical last Saturday evening win
ming much praise for himself and net
ting goodly sum for a local charity
Mr.. DAILY was especially acceptable in
the following numbers: "On Wings of
Song" by Mendelssohn-Liszt: "Etude"
in 3 fiat minor. by Mendelssohn: 'Lul-
LADY" by iltinski: Music Box" by
Dowell, and Rosary" by Nevin: sun
ny South Selection" by J. Bodewalt
Lampe; "Pilgrims Chorus" by Wag-
ner-Liszt: overture. Naughty Mariet-
ta." by Victor Herbert. and for encores
The Wind" by Alkan, and "Elegy."
by Grieg.
Miss Gertrude Trow. soprano, will
give the preliminary program at the
Church of the Covenant tent service
this evening. beginning at 7:45 o'clock.
Her numbers will include 20 Jesus.
Thou Art Standing" by Lyle c. True:
The King of Love Ny Shepherd Is."
by Gounod. and 20 Lord. Be Merciful."
by Bartlett. George Wilson. organist
of Foundry Methodist Church. will be
at the piano ana Newton l. hammer
will act as precentor for J. q. Klein,
who has left the city for vacation
of two weeks Mr.. and Mrs. Klein
will return in time to take up their
musical duties the first Sunday in
September.
Mrs Howard Malcolm kutchin is in
the city visiting her parents. DR.. and
Mrs. +. s. Kimball at the Portner. She
returned last week with Mr. Kimbali
from n trip on the other side of the
water lasting six months. and Mr..
kutchin left Wednesday to visit relatives
i'm Ohio Mrs. Kutchin will extend her
stay in Washington until late in Sep
tember when she will join her husband
at their home in San Diego, Cal.
Miss Elizabeth Leckie, soprano of the