Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-13

Machree." by Odcott; "Eventide." by
Blumenthal, and Somewhere a Voice
Is Calling" by Tate. Mr.. Fewell. be-
sides assisting with the accompani-
ments. rendered in good style THE
Nightingale" by List and the hostess
delighted her friends with her interpre-
tation of "Warum," by Schumann;
"Sonette. No. 123," and "Rhapsodie. No.
g." by Liszt. and a duet, 1t Was
Lover and His Lass" by Walthem, sung
by Mrs. Gibbs and Mr.. Whittemore,
brought to a close a delightful occa-
sion.
Mrs. Helen Donohue De Yo. soprano
soloist Of st. Margaret's Episcopal
Church. assisted at the recital gwen
Monday evening by Stanley Olmstead.
pianist. at the summer home OF ms
parents. in Virginia. Mrs. De 70 cap
melodious voice and delightful rendition
of the songs, The Birthday" by Hunt
ington Woodman; "Fayonara. from the
Japanese Romance. a song cycle e. Dy
from "Herodiade'; aria from Nine
Butterfly" and for encore. will o the
Wisp. by Spross, and 'Mammy's Lui-
LADY," by Harriet Ware.
Mrs. R. H. Dalgleish. contralto soloist
Of the Washington Heights Presbyterian
Church. is receiving sympathy from her
many friends on account OF the sudden
much beloved by the members of the
musical fraternity who make the Dali
gleish home a rendezvous Herman
Moran. for many years bass soloist OF
the old North Presbyterian Church, sub
stitued last Sunday for Mrs. Dalgleish
at the Washington Heights Church, act
ing as precentor and singing at the Of
fertory Unanswered Yet by DR.. j. W.
Bischoff. Mrs Dalgleish wiz resume
her duties today and will sing at the
morning service. by special request.
There's a Green Hill Far Away by
Gounod.
Henry Purcell yeazie, baritone soloist
and choirmaster Of st. Stephens Epis-
copal Church, will give the preliminary
program this evening at the tent service
Of the Church of the Covenant. com
mencing at 7:45 o'clock He will include
Enough from the oratorio Elijah
when With Doubling and Dreading. BY
Tosti, and "Save Me. 0 Cod by Ran
degger. John ]. Klein will. as usual, act
as precentor and Mrs. Klein will play the
accomplishments.
Mrs. Orville B. Drown, treasurer of the
Music Study Club and her sister, Miss
Marian West, a former officer of the same
organization. entertained Monday evening
at small dance at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Drown, on Cathedral avenue.
an impression, both for her beautiful
voice and her good method. while sing
ing during the past month at the Shrine
Of the Sacred Heart. left during the week
for her home in Des Moines. Iowa MISS
Cannon will return here in the fall to
continue her musical studies and will
again be heard in some OF our local
churches.
Miss Mamie Mullaly, organist of st.
Augustine's Catholic Church. was In
charge Of the music at the anpual cele-
bration of the feast OF the VISITATION OF
our lady at the convent Of the Vista
ton on Connecticut avenue. Miss Edna
Sheehy sang at the benediction service,
giving Luzzrs AVE Maria" with fine ef-
feet, and Miss Katharine Aylmer was
heard to advantage in the 20 Sa!utaris.
by Niedermeyer, as was Miss Margaret
Alymer in the incidental solo Of the
..Tantum Ergo" by La Hache. Miss
Mullaly presided at the organ, Rev.
Father Buckley Of ST. Matthews Church
officiating Miss Mullaiy, accompanied by
her sister. Miss Katharine MulIaly left
Thursday afternoon for Braddock
Heights, where they are to spend two
weeks.
Miss Viola Schippert. soprano, is act
ing as precentor at the Eastern Presby-
terrain Church as well as contributing
solo at the offertory at each service, the
quartet having disbanded for the sum-
mer, Today Miss StiHpFcil viii De
heard in 20 Cod, BE Merciful,'' by
Bartlett, and an additional number. %.
Divine Redeemer." by Gcunod. will be
sung by Mrs. George Corbert, with Miss
Nellie Sacrey at the organ.
Miss Mary A. Cryder is spending the
summer at Dover House, near Marlboro,
Md, instead of going to East Gloucester.
Mass, according to her custom.
Miss Mabel Dill, organist of Bethany
Baptist Church and talented pianist.
has developed a taste for literary honors
and has written several short stories that
have been accepted by magazine editors
and rewarded with a substantial check.
The latest which has not yet appeared
in print, will shortly appear in prominent
gazine for women.
Miss Marion West and Miss Eleanor
Traylor will leave shortly for Orange.
va, where they will be members OF a
house party at Walnut Hills. the home of
Mrs. j. P. Thompson. Their stay will
cover the time Of the horse show and
among the gayeties in which they will
participate will be the annual hunt