Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-28
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The choir OF Christ Episcopal Church.
georgetown, under the direction of Miss
| Beatrice Seymour Goodwin, has resumed
singing at the services. with Messrs. Jett
ana Fur. as tenor soloists and III. w.
| Lake as bass soloist. The choir was as
sisted last Sunday by Mrs. Charles c.
McRobe-ts. sister of Miss Goodwin, who
gave With her the duet. I'm His Hands
Are All the Corners of the Earth" by
Mendelssohn Mrs. McRoberts returned
recently from summer trip with friends
abroad and Will leave in about ten days
for a series of visits in the south
sydney Lloyd Wrightson will give the
preliminary program this evening at the
tent service of the Church of the Cove
nant, when he will sing. by the Waters
| of Babylon" by Howell: Take Heart
Ye Weary" by Mendelssohn": Fear Not
Ye. Q, Israel" by Dudley Buck, and "My
Task" by Ashford.
! Hugh E. SALESMAN has returned to the
city after spending the month of July at
the University of Virginia as the guest
| of DR.. and Mrs. Erwin Schneider and
the month of August at Atlantic City Mr.
SALESMAN will resume rehearsals of the
opera club tomorrow evening. The club
Is now in its fifteenth year and has pro-
| duced a score or more of the popular
operas since its formation, and many sing
ers now well known to the profession
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this organization. Among the singers ex-
pected 10 appear with this seasons casts
are Misses Estele Murray, Marguerite
Tedrow. Gairda Christiani and Messrs.
Eugene Walter, James Paynter, Thomas
Murray. Charles Moss and Warren Fer
guson.
Miss Louise Santorelli. formerly of this
city but who has of late resided In Itha-
ca, y. Y, and who has developed re-
/ a a iSt
nent teachers. will return to Washington
and open a studio here Miss Santoreli
has made frequent and successful concert
tours and will doubtless be an acquisition
to musical circles here.
Ernest Dawson Leach the new organist
and choirmaster of st. Stephens Epis-
copal Church, is one of the latest addi-
tons to local musical circles. Mr.. Leach
comes from Scarborough, England where
he was in charge of the music of st
| Thomas Church. He had previously
studied under Raymond Walker. John w.
| Burnley. well known concert organ
! list in England, and Maurice f. Cooke
F. r. c. O.. organist and choirmaster of
the parish church at Mrfed England
where he was for two yeas assistant
ganist and director. Mr.. | each came to
this country last January to take charge
of the choir at st. Pauls Episcopal
Church. Norwalk. Ohio. a position he re-
signed to come to ST. Stephens in this
city. He has already assumed his duties
here, and the male choir. under his direc-
| ton, will sing at the service this
morning, with solo at the offertory
by the newly engaged basso, Roland Car
ter. In the evening the choir will sing
20 Love the Lord by DR. Mann, and
| yesper music by Leach.
/ Miss Grace Burnap. contralto. will be
the soloist at Gunton-Temple Church
today. when she Will he heard in "The
Publican" by Van de Water, and Here
and There" by Winch.
| Mrs. Jesse Kester. contralto soloist
of the Eastern Presbyterian Church.
has returned from her summer trip
during which she visited in New York
New Jersey and Canada. She was the
| guest of friends in Buffalo and was
heard there in recital at the home of
Mrs Frank Yaeger, and sang also just
before her return at the First Metho-
dist Church in Chrome, N. j.. on each
occasion winning much commendat ton.
She will be in her place at the church
today.
Miss Eta Schmid, organist of the
Northminster Presbyterian Church, has
| returned to the city after a series of
visits in New York, Philadelphia and
Atlantic City, and where, incidentally,
she gave a few recitals. Her holiday
outing included also a motor trip with
friends to Martinsburg, w. Va Miss
Schmid will entertain the former MEM
bars of her music classes at tea Tues
day evening: and next sunday VIII re-
sumo her place at the organ. Harry
/ p Wilkins substituted at the church
for her during her vacation.
The Washington College of Music is is
suing invitations for a reception and mu-
sicai to take place in its new building,
on Connecticut avenue. The affair will
be in the nature of a housewarming and
has been arranged for Friday e. eyen ing
place from S:15 to $50 O'Clock and will
be followed by musical program given
in the chapel of the Church of the Cove
lnant from $50 to 1870 o'clock by the
faculty of the college. Among those con-
tributing to the entertainment of the
guests will be Mr.. Wrightson. S. VI. Fa-
bian. Mrs. Ethel Observation-Disclosures.
Frank Norris Jones, Miss Buehler Har-
per. Miss Isabelle Jarvis Primm and Lee
! Crandall with Mrs. John l.. Downs as
accompanist.
The choir of Whitney Avenue Christian
Church under the direction of c. w.
Bridwell has resumed work after a
month of rest, and Sang last Sunday the
lanthem, Seek Ye the Lord" by Rob
erts Mr. Bridwell sustaining the tenor solo
and obligato, and in the evening, THE
Radiant Morn CWoodward). AT the even
ing offertory Mrs. Bridwell gave He
That Keepth Israel" by Schloesser.
Miss Vera Budd will sing this evening in
place Of Mrs Dalgleish at the Washington
| Heights Presbyterian Church, when she
will contribute at the offertory the setting
hv Booth of the hymn. THE Lord Is MY
/ shepherd" Mrs. Dalgleish will assist IN
the service as usual this morning ana
will sing angels of Light by Marshall
with Mrs. Harry Cunningham at the or
gan Mrs. Cunningham has leased her
| home at Kensington and taken an apart
ment at the Wallis, on Lamont street
where she will spend the winter.
! Richard Loreleberg, celist. has re-
turned to the city after a summer spent
| with his family at Bar Harbor, Me.
Miss Isabel Primm who spent her vaca-
ton at Atlantic City, has returned to
her home in Brookland.
Mrs Helen Gladman Purdum has re-
! turned to her home in this city after a
summer divided between Asbury Park.
\. j., and a pleasant visit in the Catskill
mountains.
| quartet from the Rubinstein Club,
composed of Mrs. Ruth Simpson, MRS:
/ Albert Johnson, Mrs Robert Waters and
al program given at the first meeting
of the Mizpah class of Emmanuel Bap-
list Church. when they Delighted the
members by their rendition OF Nevin
Rosary" and Now Abideth Faith, Hope
and Love" by Harry Rowe Shelley.
An attractive program was given Mon