Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-14


Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Klein, director and
Organist of Waugh Methodist episcopal
Church, have returned to the city after
an outing at Ocean Grove and visits to
relatives in New Jersey and Pennsyivanla-
The choir of Waugh Church will not sing
until the first Sunday In OCTOBER.
Miss Mildred Rider has returned from
Boston, where she spent her vacation IN
taking a course In the Fletcher Music
School.
| Miss Edna DYER of the Rubinsteln ana
| Music Study Club has returned from q
| six-week outing with friends at onaries
Town and Martinsburg, W. Va anu q.
Buena Vista Springs At eacn Vi tles1
places Miss Dyer was in much demand
for informal and other musical affairs
| A. Brathawaite, tenor, of the vernon,
/ Avenue Christian Church have severed
their connection with the choir MISS
Crennan returned last week after SUN
Wheelock, at Nantucket and Bethany
| Beach
Miss Marion Richardson. soprano. viii
| be the offertory solost this morning At
! the Westminster Memorial Presbyterian
/ Church. her selection being God ~hail
! Wipe Away All Tears" by J. 4. rleid.
4
/ granddaughter Monica. now fifteen
months old. and her nurse, sailed Thurs
day for this country on the Winifredlan
and are due to arrive in Boston on the
21st instant. They will come directly to
/ Washington and will probably settle
| down at once in the NJ street home IN
| stead of going to Bluemont, as is Nine
| kaSpars custom on her return each year
| from abroad. Henry kaSpar, the little
ones father. has been Detained in Eng
! land by business matters and viii make
! the trip little later on the IuSitanla.
!, Mrs Lawson leaves tomorrow for Blue
mont. where she will spend the remainder
of the season at the Kaspar summer
| home, Mont Salvat.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Torney Simon ar
! rived i'll the city Tuesday after Il pleasant
voyage homeWard in the iceland of the
! Red Star line and are already settled in
| their r street home preparatory to a
! busy winter
! Miss Katharine McNeal. one OF the
most interchangeable of the younger plants Is
of the city returned early in the week
from a three-week rest with friends at
! Trout lake in the Adirondacks and will
sail next Saturday on the Imperator for
another period of study abroad. She Will
| go direct to Berlin, where she will con-
tinuc her musical work under Oliver Den
ton and Paul Goldschild. Miss McNeai
| will be at home to her friends Informally
| this afternoon from to ) in her apart
ment at the Parkwood.
| Edwin CalIow. baritone formerly d.
J rector of music at the Eastern Presby-
terrain Church. will assist John G. Klein
in giving the program this evening at the
tent service of the Church of the Cove
nant. Mr.. Callow will be heard in Even
| ing and Morning. by Max Seeker. and
{, II Heard the Voice of Jesus Say b.
Schneider.
| The following musical numbers Will be
rendered AT the First Congregational
| prelude. by Henry Smart: anthems. Sing
! Alieluia Forth. by Dudley Buck: 20
Lord, How Manifold" by Barnby. Offer
tory, organ solo, Song Without Words =
/ by Galkins: organ postllide, March in Il
/ Flat. by Schubert.
Oscar Franklin Con,stock has been
| spending the summer with his father in
| Flatbush. n. Y, having complete rest
| from musical activities, except for some
| substituting as organist In Old Trinity
Church and the giving Of the first of the
seasons recitals there last Wednesday,
when his program consisted of Halsey's
/ ''Toccata" in G minor. Air du Nord,' by
Wolstenholme: Cradle Song by Thome:
"Noctufne. by Wheeldon. and 'Fantaisie
and Finale from sonata, No. TO- by
| Rheinberger.
| Miss Mabel c. Galleher. soprano solo
| list of the West Street Presbyterian
! Church. has quite recovered from the
Illness that alarmed her friends ten days
ago. and will be III her place at the
church today. She will sing this morn
| ing at the offertory There. is a Green
! Hill Far Away by Gounod.
! Miss Augusta Hill. contralto of the
! Church of the New Jerusalem. returned
last week from Atlantic City. where,
with the exception of 4 few weeks IN
Philadelphia, she spent both pleasant
and profitable vacation.
| The Schubert Quartet has resumed it's
rehearsals for the coming season. and is
very much encouraged. by the success
achieved during the past year and by
the enthusiastic appreciation Of It's work
both in and out of the city, as it was a
new organization which was assembled
| late last winter. The quartet is COM
posed of the following: Mrs. Marjorie
Hart Moulton. soprano: Mrs. Eleanor
Baker Spencer, contralto; r. Edmund
Boyer. tenor, and Walter I. Matson,
basso. Mrs. Vivian Church Matson is
the accompanist and Mrs. Spencer the
director.