Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-31

has been with her all summer, will re-
turn with her. He has had the sad
news of the death of his brother, Mr..
Duncan Cryder of New York, which oc-
Cured in Paris Tuesday. An automobile
accident early in the summer, shortly
after his arrival In Paris, is supposed TO
be the cause OF the fatality.
Miss Ethel Lee cellist who has spent
the summer at PocOnomo Pines ASSEM-
| bly, in Monroe county, Pa will leave
| there next week and return to the home
of her brother. Porter Lee, in New York
| for short visit before coming home for
ut the Peabody Conservatory of Music
this winter.
]. S. Thiemeyer. organist of Trinity
Lutheran Church, accompanied by Mrs.
, Thiemeyer, is visiting in western North
Carolina. His place is being supplied b.
Miss Klein and Mr. Fred Schneider OH
the Sundays Of his absence.
| Miss Sallie f.. Zimmerman Of the Y w.
c. A. Chorus Club sailed for Panama Sat-
urday for three-week trip. She was ac-
companied by Miss Griswold.
Miss Julia Huggin. chairman Of the
program committee OF the Music Study
Club, is spending a few weeks at Carlisle,
Pa. She will return here in September.
Miss Marion MacFall will leave early
| this week for few weeks visit In New
York. accompanied by her sister. Mrs.
Snyder.
Mrs. Susanna Oldberg has spent the
summer at Chevy Chase. where she has q
cottage until October /.
Mrs. Leona Kidwell is visiting her SON.
in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs ].
Paul Yoder, In New York. where they
have gone recently from Boston to live.
Mrs. Yoder was formerly Miss Leona Kid
well of this city, one OF the early men,
| bers of the Music Study Club and it's for
mer secretary. She is making a place for
| herself as soprano in the music circles
Of the metropolis and is singing excep-
tionally we'll this summer.
Miss Vida Bispham. the elder daughter
OF David Bispham who spent last winter
in London with friends, went to Italy the
middle of this month. where she will be
| the guest for some time Of Miss Ashton
in Florence. Miss BiSpham has n wide
circle of friends in Washington. where she
visits frequently when in this country.
Her father has spent the past winter and
summer on the Pacific coast i'm Canada
and more recently in Australia. He is ex-
pected in New York this week to begin
rehearsals for "The Jolly Peasant" In
season.
s. NJ. Fabian remained in Washington
this season and spent his vacation weeks
in piano practice. the only outings he
allowed himself being street car rides
and river trips. The consequence is that
| on the eve of the opening of the musi-
cal season Mr.. Fabian is in good form
with Il large repertoire ready and a num-
Der of programs at his fingers ends for
concerts next season. He has played
frequently for small companies during
the past month. with particular success
in the works Of Chopin and Beethoven.
Edward H. Droop has returned after
spending the most of the summer in Flu
rope, where he visited his brother-in-law
and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lew
erkus the latter formerly Miss Bertha
burg by Mrs. Droop's two daughters
Elizabeth and Mary Graf. who went
with him to Cologne, where they spen.
some weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Leverkus
and later Travelled in France. Germany
and Switzerland. The young ladies' have
been in school at Hamburg for year
They returned to this country with him
and are now with their mother
Nine. Marie Won Unschild Lazard re-
turned last week from Chautauqua,
n. Y, where she has spent the past six
weeks.
Miss Harriet A. Shaw. a promising
contralto of this city, has acted as
choir precentress at the Temple Bap-
fist Church during August. Last Sun
day she gave an artistic rendition OF
Unto the Hills" by Hawiey. which
vantage. Today she will sing at the
morning service I'm the Hour Of Trial"
by Johnston and at the evening sery-
ice Just For Today" by Ambrose.